>> amy: a few things happened with him. >> amy: a lot of you re waking up in the 40s, literally and figuratively. get it? you and me too. it's monday. i have to start with a cheesy joke. >> john: wow. >> brooks: john, ran 40 something miles. good morning, everybody. and hope you had a good weekend, probably better than john brown's. he had a good weekend, but feeling the after affects. >> john: slow >> brooks: he ran 400 miles. >> john: 48.6 >> brooks: 34 in gainesvilleville. i think it'll be a matter of fact that gainesville, ocala, you'll be below freezing as we go tonight. wind chill in orlando right now is 39 degrees. folks, it's chilly outside. freeze watch in effect for

12 to 18 hours from now for alachua and marion counties. we're starting off chilly. we'll stay crisp all day long. the sun will come out in full force. upper 50s and low 60s, cool by central florida standards and let's get a check on the morning drive >> gina: hi there, happy monday. a live look right now at i-4 west of the 436. a crash the a thality month exit. no roadblock but causing significant delays. at the altamonte exit. another crash at obt and overland road causing minor delays in one direction. nothing too significant. back to the crash at curry ford and golden road. significant delays both roadways and all directions. use caution in that area as well. taking a look at drive times,

from the attractions to downtown, 13 minutes, and the 408 is pretty much up to speed as well. >> amy: recall new this morning. an arrest made in a deadly shooting outside of a daytona beach nightclub. >> john: that shooting happened on new year's eve. fox 35's andrea jackson has more on how the suspect was caught. >> reporter: good morning. a 30-year-old anthony dawson being held here at the volusia county jail charged with two counts of first degree murder. dawson is charged in connection with the deaths of two men outside of a daytona beach nightclub in the early morning hours of new year's day. the club on pearl street near bet union cookman in daytona beach. three men were involved in a fight when shots were fired and killed two men and wounded one another.

for mayo, andre mayo. who 1 also facing murder charges. if you have any information on his whereabouts, you are asked to contact the daytona beach's police department. >> john: the world is reacting to the death of david bowie. >> amy: he died last night. ryan elijah has the latest. >> reporter: so many people are talking about this on social media as well. the rock ' n' roll icon spent five decades on the top of the charts. people are remembering him and paying tribute. we have some of the tweets. everyone up from there cher to saying, a legend is gone. elijah wood. everyone talking about anderson cooper. a small memorial is continuing to grow. a family spokesperson said in a statement, quote, the ashes to ashes singer was surrounded by his family.

his album released two days ago, his birthday. he suffered a heart attack a few years ago and it was not widely known that he was struggling with cancer until the news came out. germany is crediting him, with in part, bringing down the berlin wall. you can go through the list of celebrities mentioning david bowie this morning. >> john: a woman accused of driving drunk with four kids in her car is set to go before a judge today. 33-year-old jaclyn tadrous was arrested in melbourne. another driver saw her driving erratically and called police. police were finally able to catch up to her and found out that she had four kids in her car, and the kids were not even hers. >> they caught up with her.

she made a u-turn and went down to o galley where they were able to stop her. >> the kids in the car were not hers, the police said. and it's not the first run-in with the law. she was on probation for a dui conviction in 2013 and driving with a suspended license. >> john: troopers are investigating a deadly crash in orange county. >> amy: a car and a pedestrian. just before 10gs 30 at pine hills and white herron. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. we're told that the driver stayed on scene. charges are now pending. >> amy: another deadly crash in lake county. 439 and county road 42 just before 7:30. lake county deputies say that the crash involved two cars. an 80-year-old was pronounced dead there.

driver had injuries. they are investigating the crash. >> amy: a group of extremeits are targeting officers. >> john: an attack on a police officer in philadelphia. the man is accused of shooting at the officer in his car. it's not been labeled an official act of terror. presidential candidates like marco rubio are criticizing the white house for refusing to make the call. >> the attacker said i have done this for isis, inspired by sighsis. >> even snow he acted -- even though he acted as through the isis, we have to look the the evidence. >> john: archer is expected to be back in court in about two weeks. officer hartnett is in critical but stable condition with a

he is expected to recover. >> amy: the oath of office for the myer dyer will be this afternoon at the dr. phillips center for performing arts. >> amy: the president is getting ready to give his final state-of-the-union address. white house aides said he will focus on the entire presidency. the insurance bailout, health insurance legislation and gun control. the president is planning to leave a seat empty to symbolize the victims of gun violence. >> john: the big buzz after the golden globes. >> the golden globe goes to leonardo decaprio. >> he took home the golden globe for best actor in his role in "the revenant."

take home his first oscar at expheamed awards next month -- academy awards. >> john: and lady gaga took home an award. she bumped into leonardo. >> amy: she made a face that's getting attention. maybe more attention than his golden globe win. >> john: there's something there. we'll see in a bit. >> john: the powerball jackpot more than $1 billion. >> amy: it's causing a bige[j" problem for lottery officials here in the state of florida. that's coming up next. >> amy: hollywood helping to take down the notorious drug lord. not on purpose though. the secret meeting between sean penn and el chapo after he

>> brooks: a beautiful find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories.

the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. america runs on dunkin'. [ cheering ] >> john: runners from around the world ran disney's annual marathon.

finish first. her first win at disney ever. a brazil native won the men's race for the third time. >> amy: whoo hoo, and that guy. >> john: that was me. that was the saturday red. i wore all black on sunday. >> amy: not on the last day. >> john: it has not fared so well for him lately it was hot. the winner was 15 minutes slower than last year. and there were people dropping left and right. >> amy: the humidity. and friday morning it rained all morning, right? >> john: yeah. not the best weather for the marathon week. but i swore at mile 21 i will never run again, ever. we'll see. >> amy: you lost the toenail on mile 21. >> john: a few missing. >> amy: do you miss them?

attached. that was weak. okay. 7:12 here on good day. >> john: the powerball jackpot up for grabs. 1 point billion dollars. >> amy: that's a whole lot of money. so high that billboards across the state can't even display the number properly. some can only go up to $999 million, which is still plenty of money. don't complain. the billboards only have three digits. a ticket was sold at winn-dixie in tampa that matched five of the numbers. that ticket is worth $1 million. >> john: that would be good. >> amy: congrats. a second officer charged in the death of freddy gray is standing trial. >> john: see czar goodson. he is one of the six officers charged in the death who has never spoken with investigators. he is charged with second degree murder. that carries a maximum extensive

>> amy: working to extradite elschapo to the united states after a hollywood actor connected with him. it's communication with the actors that helped locate his hideout. he was arrested after breaking out of a maximum security prison. he was still in mexico. he never left the country. the soonest they can extradite him is im six months. >> john: and the standoff in oregon are asking for supplies-they said that the armed miwillisha needs everything from blankets to coffee creamer. lawmakers and the secretary of the interior will meet this week to discuss possible changes. >> amy: an ef2 tornado hit parts

it cost an estimated $5.5 million of damage to homes on saturday night. the number is expected to go up to $10 million after the number factored in. it's not known if florida will need federal dollars to help recover. the governor is crediting smart phones to help save lives. he said it could have been a whole lot worse. >> this is the area. it went around. and you see these things impaled. and this is scary. it broke all of the windows. if someone had been outside, it would have killed them. >> amy: it covered 12 square miles. >> amy: did you see that trash can hanging off of the power line? that's wild >> brooks: that's the problem. in the tornado, you think of the wind speed but it's what the wind is carrying.

things that can cause damage. not today though. it's january. we're seeing temperatures below normal. 34 in gainesville. 44 in orlando. 48 in menchtsd and brevard county. 48 in melbourne and brevard. 25 degrees colder than yesterday. tonight we have a freeze watch in effect for the alachua and marion counties. we'll continue to keep an eye if other counties are included in the freeze watch. probably going to see below freezing in alachua and marion counties and maybe other spots. cool weather lasting through mid-week. we see a warm, wet, windy late week with a system coming out of the gulf. right now, next monday, future forecast. martin luther king jr.'s birthday, could be frigid in

in florida, but just to the north. 44 degrees outside. that's the current temperature in orlando. looked at wind. north at 0 miles per hour. as a matter of fact, through all of central florida, winds are out of the north and the northwest at a fair clip. and that's reinforcing the chilly air. you take the wind and the temperatures in the 30s and 40s. this is what it feels like outside. 38 in lake county, 3le in seminole. and 39 in orange. 37 the current wind chill in daytona beach. 42 is a it feels like in melbourne. definitely chilly conditions are the big story. cold air to the north. and the lake-effect snow. it's winter time but always an impressive sight when you see the dplaiks and the snow bands setting up -- in the great lakes. and it's probably dry through thursday. we continue to have high pressure in control and just

a couple reinforcing shots of chilly air coming into play. 62 degrees. the official high in orlando today. and a little warmer south and east. cooler in the upper 50s south and west. temperatures in the low 60s. lows in the 40s. then we warm up and see rain in the picture, especially on friday. >> gina: happy monday, everyone. a live look at i-4 westbound, west of the 434. crash in the area causing quite a bit of backup, significant delays but everything looks to be off on the left hand

i-4 eastbound is looking good. attractions to downtown, 14 minutes. the 408 is pretty much up to speed. time now for the fox 35 pump patrol. regular gas is $1.79 at the speedway on east semoran and willshire in casselberry. $1.82 at the murphy express in orlando. you can always check out gas saving types at fox35orlando.com and click on the traffic tab. >> john: 7:19 here on "good day orlando." all new at 7:00, we're getting a clear picture of how many credit card debt people have. >> for example, it would take the average person four years to pay off what they owe. we'll talk to joe bert, our financial expert, to keep credit

>> john: we want to say good

are you our fox 35 friend of the day. there's a new friend of the day each day. go to facebook and search for fox 35. >> amy: all new at 7:00. card hub looking into financial data to find out how long it would take the average person to payoff their credit card debt. the average person in the city of orlando owes $5,300. based on average income it would take that person four years to pay off the debt. the most sustainable city in america is cooperton, it would take 10 months for them to pay off their debt. joiping us is -- joining us is certified planner joe bert. >> do you know why copper tino would take less time? high incomes. >> amy: where all the rich people are. >> you got it. >> amy: why do we have so much debt?

into a quay of life. before we had the credit cards, we had to pay cash. it's the i want it now, i need it now, but you pay the price, and it's not good. >> amy: four years is a long time. without adding debt to the $5,300. >> bingo. that's the key. >> amy: it would take a lifetime. >> amy: lifetime. >> it would take a lifetime. ruining people's financial security than anything else. it's easy to use. we always find an excuse to use it. people don't have an emergency account. they have an emergency and they put it on the credit card debt. then they really get into trouble. and using the payday loans which is 10 times worst. >> amy: they charge outrageous interest, right? >> it's unbelievable. >> amy: what can we do to take control? >> discipline is the key. we spend money on stuff that we

how many times do you go to the starbucks, and buy the cappuccino, latte, mocha. you don't need that. take the coffee from home. pack your lunch. discipline yourself. it's the little stuff. if you can do that, you can whittle it down. you go out with your friends friday night, saturday night, go to dinner and we're using the credit card. it adds up. it really takes discipline, and unfortunately, most of us don't have it. >> amy: what about the interest rates. the people that do the card shuffle. i got the great rate, i will shift over. >> it's not a problem as long as you make the payments. if you miss the payment, it's up to 22% interest 24%, and then you're in trouble. then you play the game, and you end up with a lot of credit cards. >> amy: and the store cards.

they want to sign you up right away. not a bad idea if you are buying thousands of dollars worth of stuff. to get the discount. but the key is to pay off the credit card every month. if you are paying it off every month, you are in financial trouble. >> amy: always good to see you joe bert. >> john: a new poll shows how republican candidates would stack up against hi hi. hi -- against hillary clinton. a live look in seminole county.

is the plural of caucuses kauci? i'm lying in the rain >> amy: all morning long here on "good day orlando" you've been listening to david bowie songs as we look back at the life of the late rocker whoca died last

he was 69 years old. he died after a battle of cancer. >> john: welcome to the show. i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. here are the top stories we're working on right now. >> amy: you could see drones flying over head next time you head to the beach. they are looking for coyotes. why they're having a hard time finding these guys. >> john: it's a little chilly. take a jacket along with you. we have a live look at temperatures. brooks has a looked at the extended forecast, whether including what could be happening later next week. >> amy: we have more details on the death of the legendary david bowie. he died overnight. brooks, it's cold. it's now down 45, brrch rrr >> brooks: the coldest time is right before sunrise.

34 in gainesville. we factor in the winds. we have north winds coming in. wind chills through the 30s throughout much of central flerd. folks, it's very cold walking outside this morning. kids, listen to mom and dad. go ahead and bring the jacket. you'll need it today. it'll be cool and crisp. the good news, a lot of sunshine on tap. upper 50s and low 60s with the north winds coming in around 10 miles per hour. we'll have the full seven-day few. >> gina: happy monday, everyone been a live look west of the 434. we have the crash which was cleared a couple minutes ago with you still looking pretty slow. bound. a new crash here on colonial and goldenrod road is causing significant delays in both directions, especially on colonial there.

taking you back out to another crash site that i told you about earlier. this is at obt. it's partially blocked at rose avenue. you can see it's causing pretty significant delays. use caution in that area as well. i4 westbound is slowing. i-4 eastbound also pretty slow. attractions to downtown, 17 minutes. the 408 to 417 to downtown, 12 minutes. >> john: the city of indian harbor beach going high tech in the search for coyotes. >> amy: a trapper will start using drones to try to capture the nuisance animals. fox 35's dana jay has more on the planning. good morning, dana. >> reporter: good morning amy, good morning, john. we're at indian harbor beach. new year's day a family caught a coyote chasing down their cat on surveillance video. are a few days later, the

city. leo krawft and his team hope to use trail cameras and drones to try to spot the coyotes in the park. they hope to learn about the routes that the coyotes are taking overnight and set traps accordingly. the drones might make it easier to spot where the animals are building dens. get a bird's eye view instead of trekking through the woods and trying to catch the coyotes a little quicker. >> we hope to get them out of here safely and relocated. if they stay here, the habitat is a little too small for them. the populations and other things and a lot of people moving around the park during the day. they don't want human interaction with the coyotes. >> reporter: coyotes have

the past four years and more of a nuisance. fish and wildlife said that coyotes are in every county in the state of florida. dana jay, fox 35 news. >> john: an investigation under way after a man is hit and killed on the train tracks in downtown orlando. >> reporter: good morning. this happened 2:00 p.m. yesterday afternoon. left a lot of people very concerned as well. colonial and concord, near 2 miles away from the orlando station. per resident was said to have been trespassing. the deadly crash delayed the train for two hours. 200 people were on board at the time. amtrak is cooperating with the investigation. at this point, it appears to be a suicide. a brevard county woman accused of driving drunk with four kids in the car is in court

she was i aest ared saturday night. a driver spotted her driving erratically on u.s. 1. they pulled her over and discovered four kids in the car. the youngest just 2 years old. the children in the car were not her children. the kissimmee man who crashed into a retention pond. along neptune and meadow springs court. state troopers said that the 83-year-old lost control of the car, traveled down an embankment and his car srchg under water and his he was pronounced dead on the scene. >> amy: sending more than 100 dogs and and a couple cats to florida to find a forever home. they took 100 dogs and 3 cats from a shelter in an area in mississippi. it's expected to flood today. heavy rain is causing flooding,

the shelter. shelter from across central florida. >> taking animals out of the shelter that are highly adoptable. and leaving the people in desperate need for their animals to go somewhere during a natural disaster to be able to go to the shelter locally. >> amy: in all, 800 agencies are looking to place those animals. >> john: marco rubio and ted cruz performed the best against the presumptive democratic nominee. both show to beat clinton. and donald trump is beating hillary clinton. leading 47 to 44%. are new survey shows nearly one in five democratic voters said they would vote for trump instead of clinton at this point.

tight race with the caucuses just three weeks ago. the next g.o.p. debate is thursday night on the fox business network. >> john: on the democratic side, the same nbc news wall street journal poll shows a close race between senator sanders and hillary clinton. sanders has been beating her in time. the tight race in iowa is a new development. political analyst frank torres is joining us. are the race fls iowa really up in the air? >> on the republican side it's up in the air. think donald trump has a really rival with ted cruz. donald trump's campaign is always up and down with the controversial comments. but ted veuz cruz has had a steady

and the main rifle for donald trump is ted cruz. >> john: i am curious. clinton, and sanders catching up. why do you think her numbers slipping? >> the not just the attacks by donald trump but the g.o.p. as well. as far ass republicans are concerned -- as far as as republicans are concerned, hillary clinton will be presumptive nominee. she does have a secret weapon. she has to bring out former president bill clinton. expect a jump when he comes out to campaign with her. >> john: all the radio guys are saying that they are bringing up the past. a lot of people didn't think it would be an issue. suddenly it is.

donald trump. apparently, he can say whatever he wants and not feel any sort of damage in the polls. we knew the past would come up. expect trump and other candidates to maybe look at some of the flaws in the clinton presidencies and use those against hillary clinton in the coming weeks. moving into the iowa and new hampshire, and hillary is fighting a battle on two fronts. >> john: leading into iowa, in the media, are we putting too much attention on who wins this. people have performed well in the past and not do well. and those performing well not rising up. >> we didn't see rick santorum coming up, but then he was one of the top candidates. it's not too early to put a focus. but starting with the state of the union tomorrow which will set the tone and a g.o.p. debate on thursday. >> john: thanks.

>> orlando politics.com. >> amy: people are paying tribute to david bowie. the iconic singer dayed after a battle of cancer. >> john: the memorial in new york city that is outside of his apartment. a live look in the control room. happy monday. you are watching good day here on your monday morning on fox 35. find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories.

hey, guys, it's annie. you know, as moms, we are always looking for new ways to save money. pwell today, i'm going to share with you pa simple tip that could help you stretch your budget when it comes to your grocery shopping. not bad. pit's easy: bogos from other stores aren't always the best deal, pbut walmart every day low prices, pwell, that could save you some money. orlando, the total amount saved at walmart vs winn dixie was $16.17 in this week's basket - that's 14% including bogos. give walmart every day low

the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. america runs on dunkin'. he became a special man stion 7:43 here on "good day orlando." social media is being dominated by david bowie. fans and people in the music industry are paying tribute to the late rocker. he died of cancer on sunday at the age of 69. there's a lot of tweets out there. you can see them coming in.

talking fashion icon, music icon. everybody. and i think at some point his music touched everybody. so so many different genres. >> amy: making music for more than 40 years. >> john: people around the world are paying tribute. >> amy: there's a memorial outside of new york city, his apartment there. some of the things that t are leaving for him there. >> reporter: a small memorial outside of his soho apartment. a few flowers and a sign that says may the gods bless us all. and in the last few minutes someone brought this last bouquet of red roses and looked quite sad as he walked away. this is a small representation of what david bowie means to the people who followed his music, his career for so many years.

known for his voice as he was for his looks. i guess you could say he was chameleonic. for some artists that could spell disaster for for david bowie it's a success. space oddity, let's dance, heroes, some of his music. owe eped a off-bradway play called lab labyrinth. and he riced his last -- released his last album "black star." on his birthday it was released. he talked about being in heaven, free as a black bird. and his producer said that this was his parting gift. he was battling cancer and knew he was dying.

following his music. he died on sunday at the age of 69 after battling a very secretive battle with cancer. survived by his wife, and his son and daughter. and when you look at some of the tweets and facebook message, we hear from people from david cameron to conia i west, and others. inspired people. fostered a sense of creativity you don't often see. he will be remembered for generations to come. that's the latest outside of the soho apartment. >> john: let's look at your forecast with brooks >> brooks: good morning. we hope that are you having a good morning so far. and it's much colder than this time yesterday. yesterday morning, warm and humid.

it was chilly. and 25 degrees colder than this time yesterday morning in orlando. the cold front made a difference. temperatures predominantly in the 30s and 40s. more on that in just a minute. here are the weather headlines. it'll stay chilly through wednesday maybe thursday. get the winter clothes ready. right now looking ahead to next monday. a big holiday, martin luther king jr.'s birthday could be fritiond. we'll fine -- could be frigid. we'll fine tune that forecast as we go through the coming days. 44 degrees this morning. the north winds here in orlando and all through central florida. north at 5 in marion. northwest at 8 in brevard county. you take the winds and factor in

wind chill or what it feels like. 39 it feels like in orlando. and 37 at the world center of speed. very chilly conditions outside. use your winter clothes for the next few days. as long as we tap into air from the north, look at current wind chills. 6 in nashville, 1 below in lexington, kentucky. the cold air will sit all week long and we tap into the north winds. and we don't have rain in the forecast, but the great lakes are opening up a lot of snow for those regions. something we don't get to see every day. and we tap into the reinforcing shots of cooler air tomorrow. all the way through wednesday we stay dry. on thursday there's a storm system building in the gulf. we keep an eye on that. it could bring rain thursday night into friday. today, 62 degrees. no rain.

high temperatures, alachua, marion, parts of lake and sumter county, only in the 50s. overnight, 45 degrees. a freeze watch for alachua and marion county. you could below freezing. and late this week we see rain chances and warmer conditions. it's weather baby time. who do we have this morning? dalton. and dalton is just hanging out. he has his hat. who likes that one the most? >> amy: he is dressed for the weather. >> brooks: you like that one the most? >> amy: krea. >> brooks: he is in a shopping cart, where is that? >> amy: looks like target. >> brooks: thanks for joining us this morning. if you want your child on, go to fox35orlando.com and follow the links

this one at obt and piedmont wekiva road. causing delays. and on obt partially blocked at rose avenue. causing significant delays in the area. use caution if you are out on obt. taking you out to another new crash at narcoossee. partially blocked at lee vista. causing significant delays in both directions. use caution if you are in the area as well. taking a look at drive times, i-4 eastbound has slowed significantly. i-4 eastbound from john young to downtown, 12 minutes right now. i-4 westbound, 434 to fairbanks, 15 minutes. and 408 to rouse road to downtown, 16 minutes. >> amy: this morning we're taking a look ahead at president obama's final state-of-the-union address.

fox's bret baier >> john: 7:53 here on "good day orlando." president obama is getting ready to give his final state-of-the-union address. that's set for tomorrow night. >> amy: the white house said it won't be like previous state of the union speech. he is expected to talk about long-term things that for after he is out of office. bret baier is joining us. >> reporter: good morning. this state of the union will be different. state of the state-of-the-union addresses are usually shopping lists of what presidents want to get through congress and work through congress to get through the finish line. this president, this congress, it's just not happening.

enough juice to get across the finish line working with republican senate and house on big ticket items. if he is moving forward, he is moving forward by executive action, as we saw with the background checks for gun control issues. the president now we're told is going to lay out a broad legacy of what has been accomplished, he feels, his administration feels, and what needs to be accomplished. kind of laying out a road map for the democratic party. >> amy: i understand he will try to make a sort of statement about gun control. with something symbolic, i guess. >> reporter: right. in the first lady es a box inside the chamber there will be an empty seat. symbolically for all of the people killed by guns this past year. also in the box another symbolic gesture, a syrian refugee will be seated with the first lady.

that the president will hit on during the speech. this is going to be interesting to see, politically, how the democratic candidates on the trail bounce off, deal with, embrace, or distance themselves speech. >> amy: all right. we certainly hope that ruth ruth bader twins ginsburg has had her caffeine before the speech. a lot will have eyes own her. >> reporter: that's right. >> amy: always great to see you. thanks, brett. >> john: brett has one camera trained on her. >> amy: she gets sleepy. >> john: it's a long day. >> john: a scary sight in australia. >> amy: flames and black smoke over melbourne. find out what the city is telling people in the area to do while that is happening. that's kind of scary looking. 7:56. you are watching "good day orlando."