. >> john: tuesday, january 12. good day orlando, i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. we're so glad you're with us this morning. winter winter garden police are looking for the a hit-and-run driver. >> john: temperatures in the 30s, and even in the 20s in some places. brooks tomlin has more of what you can expect today. >> amy: bringing back unlimited data but you may need to buy extras that you may not want. let's talk about how chilly it is out there. that's the number one thing on

>> once it's below 65 we start thinking it's chilly out there. you can see orlando, 43, melbourne, 46. some false returns on radar. we don't have rain but we have clouds along the i-4 corridor south and east. north and west, freeze warnings continuing this morning. flagler, marion, and the temperature in gainesville, 3 degrees below freezing, 29 degrees. a chilly start to your day. temperatures from 5 to 7 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. starting off chilly. we'll end off chilly as well. we'll have a lot of sun today though. low 60s in the i-4 corridor, upper 50s north and west. the full seven-day forecast is coming up. let's get a check on traffic. hey, gina >> gina: hey there, happy tuesday.

there's a minor delay. no word if there's a roadblock. in port orange there's an exit ramp closed. i-95 southbound at taylor. not causing significant delays but be aware of the construction there. and this is i-95 at mile marker 258. two left lanes completely blocked because of construction traffic. use caution if you are out there this morning. i-4 westbound looking good. from i-4 to colonial, 14 minutes. i-4 eastbound, the i tractions to downtown, 4 minute, and the 408 is up to speed as well. >> john: right now police in orange county are on the hunt for a driver who hit a three-year-old and took off. >> amy: and the car was abandoned blocked beyond. >> reporter: winter garden

happened on east cypress. behind me the police said that the driver abandoned the car. luckily, the 3-year-old boy is expected to be okay. , to winter garden police the car hit the 3-year-old boy as he was crossing the street with his brothers to get ice cream from a ice cream truck. a silver sedan is the vehicle, and the driver abandoned the car and took off. this is what the little boy's brother told us. >> i grabbed him and wanted to see if he was okay, and i hope they found him. >> reporter: they said that the little boy has road rash from what happened. this morning they will be going throughout car, looking for evidence, trying to find fingerprints and the owner of

>> john: also developing in marion county. deputies need your help finding a missing teenager with autism. investigators said that she never returned home from school yesterday. one of the deputies spotted 17-year-old margaret lehman walking away from bellevue high school at 9:30 yesterday morning. the deputy took her back to school but they never returned home later in the day. shes with last seen wearing a purple and blue jacket, blue jeans, and a panda knit hat. >> john: new this morning, deputies are searching for a group of gunman. >> amy: after 9:00 p.m. last night they said that a group broke into a home on broken pine circle and held up three people while stealing properties from inside. un-with of the victims suffered minor injury, but they'll be okay. they don't have a description of any of the suspects right now.

out of jacksonville, new charges being considered after authorities said they found the remains of missing toddler lonzie barton. >> fox 35's andrea jackson has more. >> reporter: lonzies a mother and her boyfriend have been charged with child neglect and lying to officers. ebron led the the police to the remains. it was found about 10 miles away from where they said he originally disappeared. no word on how he he die ready? that little boy didn't snead to be discarded like a piece of trash. today we were able to take what we believe to be him from being disposed just like that in the hopes that he can spent his eternity in somewhere that's

that's basely a garbage heap. >> reporter: an emotional day for emergency crews, investigators, and families. more than 400 officers were searching for lonzie last july and 40 different agencies until the search was scaled back in early august. ebron waived his right to a speedy trial. officials have yet to confirm if a plea deal was made to lead officers to the body. >> john: ryan elijah has a look at some of the. s that will be looked at in tallahassee. >> reporter: they are talking about healthcare to guns. we'll look at some of the key issues. push pushing for more information when it comes to healthcare costs. they want hospitals to be requiring charge.

regulations for the healthcare industry. gambling, so many different issues to deal with. a proposed $3 billion agreement that governor rick scott reached with the seminole tribe of florida. the state could offers and roulette. and a proposal allowing those with conseeped we willens licenses to carry guns on campuses. and whether those with permits should be able to carry fire firearms. >> john: president obama will deliver his final state-of-the-union address tonight. the president is expected to paint an optimistic view of his final year of presidency. based on positive developments last year which saw autosales hit a record high, and

best year of job creation since 1999. on the president's check list include renewed relations with cuba, a knocklar deal with iran, and trade.[/d+ 9:00 p.m. and followed by fox 35 news at 10:00 p.m. when it's over. we'll have analysis of the speech as well. >> amy: the dow closed in positive territory yesterday. lauren simonetti is joining us live from new york to let us know if perhaps we have a trend starting here. >> reporter: good morning. maybe we have a trend starting. dow futures are looking great. up 100 points on top of a 52 point gain yesterday. the reason that yesterday's 50. point gain was a big deal was because stocks are all over the place. oil prices are going closer to closer to $29 a barrel. >> amy: wow.

stock market responding. there are so many energy companies and oil producer, et cetera, that could poachly and -- potentially. >> amy: att bringing back unlimited data. seems like good things on the >> reporter: since 2010 they are back. to attract users to bring them into the at&t universe for their wireless plans. here's the catch. you need to sign up for direct tv and the u-verse, the home television service. they want you under the at&t umbrella. so many people using data for everything.

unlimited data is attractive to many. >> amy: always a catch with everything. thanks, lauren. >> reporter: see you later. >> amy: you can catch lauren on the fox business network. go to fox business.com slash channel finder to find her. >> john: marco rubio bringing his presidential campaign back to florida. >> amy: what he shared with voters before thursday's big debate. and revealing el chapo's hideout. >> starting off below freezing

we'll come back and have >> brooks: it's chilly outside. freeze warnings, marian, alachua, and flagler counties. a lot of places are waking up to temperatures 30s and 40s out the door. we'll have the full forecast coming up. >> john: authorities are investigating at this hour if the florida native killed on saturday had a stalker. >> amy: she was found with bruises and scratches on her neck. the 35-year-old originally from summer haven posted two photoed on instagram with captions that

it's not clear who took the pictures. >> john: following the el chapo's arrest. the team closed in while grenades and guns go off around them. five of el chapo's men were killed and another six arrested. >> amy: discovering documents claiming that they discriminated against ranchers. they said that they're release the government secrets. >> amy: an attack in baghdad. the attack included a car bomb followed by a gunman going on a shooting spree before detonated the bomb vest in the complex. the islamic state said they were targeting shiite muslims. >> amy: a lineup for the republican presidential debate

business network. >> john: this time voters will only see seven candidates. donald trump, ted cruz, marco rubio, ben carson, jeb bush. rand paul and carly fiorina will not be there. they were invited to an earlier debate but rand paul said he would not be attending. >> when i am president of the united states,ly shred every one of barack obama's executive orders. >> john: showing rubio in third place with 9s.

donald trump and texas senator ted cruz with 18 president. >> john: and hillary clinton support among democrats is sinking. she's now just four points ahead of bernie sanders. >> amy: the justice department is now expanding its investigation beyond clinton's personal e-mail servers following a newly released e-mail shows that clinton instruct a top aide to send classified information to an unsecured account. the fbi is focusing on whether or not the possible overlap of clinton's foundation work and state department work violated public corruption laws. >> amy: it's chilly, brooks >> brooks: and you have your blanket on. >> amy: i do. >> brooks: i see that, amy.

especially in some spots. 29 in gainesville. low to mid-50s in the i-4 corridor, and brevard county as well. i want to show you, there's some rain in south florida. some of the rain in far south florida is hitting the ground. but the rain with the clouds south and east of i-4. virga is what it is called. prescription not hitting the radar. it looks like maybe south of force pierce could see some showers. i think we stay absolutely dry. chilly through tomorrow. morning just a one day cool down. laft we warm late this week and friday could be a washout. we could have strong thunderstorms. 43 degrees right now. looking live from the amway camera.

gina will be here as well as to pick up the traffic. north, northwest winds bringing in cool, dry air. temperatures in the 30s and 40s for the most part, and 29 in gainesville. the wind chills are starting off quite chilly as well. but not as much of a breeze as we had yesterday morning, which is good news. another reinforcing shot of cool air. and northwest winds continuing. we'll stay cooler than normal through thursday. i want to show you this, if you have travel plans or live up north. it might be chilly in florida, but at least we don't have any of the white stuff that's coming down in the great lakes and the northeast today. north and northwest winds today for most of thursday. and late thursday and friday morning, 6:00 a.m., the storm system in the gulf of mexico, a warm front shaping up across central florida.

and maybe some strong thunderstorms through friday and early morning throughout midday hours. after that, it could be a wash out on friday. not just here in central florida, but the entire sunshine state, sans panhandle. it'll stay chilly all day. low 60s. upper 50s north and west of i-4. overnight tonight, lows in the low 40s for the most part. marion, alachua, and maybe portions of flagler could be down below freezing again. 68 on thursday. still below normal but a hair warmer. and on friday, rain, thunderstorms, and warmer temperatures, highs in the mid-70s. >> gina: happy tuesday, everyone. i am giving you a live look at mile marker 260 here in volusia

this is i-95 southbound. from mile marker 258 to 260. use caution in that area this morning. no significant delays. we do still have the crash on hoffner. at contribution court near the airport. use caution heading out to the airport. i want to bring you out to pours orange. we had a lane closure, exit ramp closure actually, on the taylor road exit from i-95 south, and that's cleared up as well. taking a look at drive times. i-4 westbound looking good. i-4 eastbound from the attractions to downtown, 12 minutes. it's 408 is up to speed as well. time for your fox 35 pump patrol. regular gas is $1.79 at the 7-eleven 1792 and east semoran in casselberry. >> john: ringling brothers is

retire the elephants more than a year ahead of schedule. >> amy: why some activists say it's still not good enough for them. it's 6:20. you are watching "good day

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10 people dead and 15 injured after an explosion in turkey in the historic district of istanbul. the blast was likely caused by a suicide bomber but authorities have not released a cause. that explosion is under investigation right now. >> john: peta is speaking out about the decision by ringling brothers to retire the elephants a year early. >> amy: they the circus announced they would retire elephants in may. that's a year and a half earlier than expected. instead the 11 elephants touring the country right now will live out their days at the ringling brothers elephant conservation center? polk county. 29 elephants are already there. the director said that the facility can handle the additional animals.

entirely dedicated to the asian elephant. they'll live the best lives that we can give them. >> amy: but not everyone is convinced it's the best place. >> it's a long pattern of abuse. i would love to wake up tomorrow and see this all change. i am going to hope for the best, by i think we have to be vigilant. >> amy: ringling plans to give the elephants a new life far from the ring despite the criticism. >> amy: donation drive to protect some of our city's most vulnerable. that's coming up right after

>> john: welcome back. i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. we're so glad you're with us on a cool, crisp tuesday morning. >> amy: police are holding a de-nation drive to protect the most vulnerable residents. where they'll be setting up shop and how you can help this

>> john: a local teen accused of running over an officer may be able to bond out today. why his lawyer said that the charges should be dropped entirely. >> amy: what orlando expected to get out of its trip over the pond. brrr, just looking at that map makes me cold. >> brooks: blue right now. we are used to oranges and red, we have freeze warnings the blue is showing. due to the very cold temperatures across central florida. it's 29 in9]o gainesville. 34 in ocala. warm right along a1a. warm east of i-95. west of i-95 we get cool. temperatures in the mid-40s elsewhere. look at this, you factor in the breezes, and wind chills in the upper 30s and close to 40 degrees.

we'll stay cool all day. predominantly sunny. and lake county, marion and alachua counties, highs. >> the upper 50s with northwest winds. >> gina: roads for the most part are looking really good. we have a crash at hoffner at distribution court. use caution driving in the area this morning. no major crashes on the roadways. and i-4 eastbound from the attractions to downtown, looking good as well. 13 minutes. on the 408 rnlg it's up to speed. >> john: the orlando police department is collecting blankets and coats to keep homeless people warm during this cold weather snap. >> amy: fox 35's jackie orozco is outside of opd headquarters. i imagine that even the officers

>> reporter: yeah. minutes. they are calling it the blanket and coat drive through. people can drive up to the curb off their items. officers will be here taking those in. it's pretty cold here in orlando. in the 40s. and some area like in gainesville it's in the 20s. a freeze warning is in effect for marian and flagler. police officers will be taking the donations throughout the morning to give to the homeless of central florida. putting this through and drive around and giving it to people who need them. this donation from 7:00 p.m. 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. we'll bring you the very latest. >> amy: nice to see them doing that. >> amy: a burglary suspect is being searched for after a homeowner shot at him. >> john: police are releasing

the car they believe is the getaway vehicle. the homeowner heard a noise in the dwraj and found conscious -- in the garage and found the man stealing sk l something. he fired a shot, but it's unknown if the suspect was hit. that's the car they believe is involved here. >> amy: determining whether a teenager who is accused of running down a police officer should be be allowed to bond out of jail. they were asking the judge to keep edward kelty behind bars. kelty es a attorney claims that his client didn't try to run down the officer and was actually steering away when anderson fell down. >> john: a sex offender who is accused of kidnapping and assaulting. he was sentenced to 35 years in prison.

assault and kidnapping. police say he picked up three prostitutes on separate occasions in september last year. one woman was pregnant. he was previously convicted in 1986. >> john: we just happened to wear these colors today. the cymsome tide outlasting clemson. >> reporter: you should see john's socks. he has each team covered. it was alabama getting off to a slow start to capture the team's sports title. no. 16 overall. they didn't finish slow. it was a really good game throughout. 24 points scored in the fourth quarter. a big turn around. a major gamble by coach nick

an onside kick and bama recovers. and they went on to win. and everybody who watched it said it was a great game. fifth national title and no. 16 in the program. >> john: the orlando magic waking up in london. they probably watched the game overseas. they asked if they could play the game over there to attract european customers when they visit. they have two days there. and have not played since saturday. they have lost five of the last six. they are desperately hanging on to the eighth spot in the playoff race. a former standout will be catching passes for tom brady. jj warton has signed a contract with the new england patriots

out. after his contract was ended. with he could be potentially play in the super bowl this year. it's not out of the question. of course, if he came from the ram, it could be a letdown for him. >> john: that game last night though, rarely do they live up to the hype. i couldn't go to sleep. good stuff. friends family, gathering to honoring a local businessman. >> amy: a well loved guy. >> amy: it may be cold in orlando, but nothing compared to what happened to this car fellow glazed over. we'll tell you where that happened in this country. 6:35 right now. looking from the amway cam, trafficking is looking pretty good, downtown anyway. gina will have your full traffic

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medications. cvs, rite aid, kroger, sun mark, top care, and care one. the dosage cups could have incorrect markings putting kids at a risk for overdose. >> amy: as oil gets cheaper, analysts predict that business also suffer. morgan stanley warns if the chinese currency keeps going down in value, oil prices could go as low as $20 a barrel. some could be so cheap that some companies may struggle to stay afloat. >> amy: a proposed project said to include six new themes taking guests to classic american time periods. no other concrete details released.

we have a renderings. it could include roller coasters and maybe even water rided. no word on when construction will begin. we'll keep you posted on fun spots future plans. >> john: if you live near one of the great lakes, you probably don't want to walk park too close to the water. an entire car frozen in snow and ice. it turned into an ice sculpture. it was hit by rain, snow, and the freezing temperatures. no word on how long it'll take the owner to melt the ice and get the car up and running again. probably a while. it's not going to get real warm up there until june. >> amy: and there's a big old sheet of ice there. >> john: i was at a race with people from the lake erie area. they were just dreading. it was not that nice in florida

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chilly conditions in some locations. freeze warnings remain in affected, alachua, marian, and flagler counties due to cold conditions. 3 degrees below freezing right now in gainesville. clouds in the i-4 corridor and south and east are keeping us a little milder but still chilly by our standards. >> amy: a woman claimed that a man and woman kidnapped her after she was going to testify. >> john: this was after she walked by their home. the man threatened to shoot the victim's boyfriend and told him to run. forced the victim into a trailer at gun point. investigators said that the suspect terrorized the woman and ordered her to stop testifying against him. according to deputies, another

she should be six feet under as un-punishment. >> one was out playing and one in the back. >> john: according to investigators, the male suspect was able to get away. the gun was later found in acidic's bedroom. she said that the victim came into her apartment to flee from her boyfriend as a result of domestic dispute. she has been charged with multiple charges. >> brooks: good morning, seeing one of the weather phenomena we call virga on the map. it's radar where it shows returns but it's not raining. a winter time phenomena. it's raining in parts of west palm down to the keys.

29 with clear skies in gainesville. low to mid-40s in the central florida area. you can see clouds on the satellite, but none of the rain on the radar is hitting the ground until it gets down to south florida. but it's cool to look like. we call that virga. and we stay chilly today and tomorrow. more than likely chilly on thursday as well. warming later this week. with the warmth, friday could be a washout with a lot of rain. friday morning we could have strong thunderstorm, and more on that in a few minutes. we're seeing the first light of day. the first top right of the screen, glorious conditions outside this morning. we have northerly winds already. we continue with the north and northwest winds going through the day. that keeps the reinforcement of the cool, dry air.

it's cold outside. all of the blue coming out of central florida. another reinforcing shot of cool air. another front sliding through later today. no clouds or rain but a gust of cold wind. speaking of buffalo with the snow and the ice, all of the snow to the north. thankfully, here in central florida, we don't need to worry about that. here's the forecast. chilly. low 60s and upper 50s north and west of town. thursday, a little warmer. still temperatures below normal, but a little warmer. high of 68 degrees. thursday night into friday it looks like we could see a line of strong storms especially friday morning through the mid-morning hours. after that, maybe just a wash out on friday as temperatures rise into the 70s. let's get a check on traffic. hey, gina- >> gina: hi there. happy tuesday. at world drive we have a accident off on the shoulder.

in the area. there's a tow truck and pickup truck involved. , looking to clear that up soon. no worries in the area really but i wanted to let you know. we have a couple crashes in altamonte springs. alcapullco way on the 434 on douglas avenue causing significant delays in the area. use caution if you are in the altamonte area this morning. i-4 westbound looking good from lake mary to colonial, 16 minutes. i-4 eastbound from the attracts downtown, 12 minute, and the 408 is up to speed. >> amy: looking at some of the headlines that are trending online. the first one from the huffington post. this record label is donating david bowie album sales to cancer research. rough trade, independent record label said that all of the

cancer research uk. david bowie died after a 18 month battle with cancer. he released a an album on friday. the response from fans was so massive that they crashed the label's website. the company told fans not to worry, the promotion will be going on until the end of january. >> amy: from focus news, photo of mark zuckerberg is getting his daughter vaccinated spurred an online debate. he posted this photo on his facebook page with his adorable baby girl, max. the photo is captioned, doctor's visit, time for vaccines. that sparked a heated debate. it was posted on friday. some believe that vaccines are linked to autism. most of the comments thanked mark zuckerberg for being a responsible parent and setting a

it's a tough one. no matter how many times that and autism are linked, many people still believe that. it'll be a debate for a long time. >> john: a man was attacked about i two pit bulls and how a by stander helped him. >> john: remember this woman.

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>> john: a blind man and his service dog are recovering after being attacked by two other dogs. richard draper said he and his service dog andy were taking a daily walk in sarasota and all of a sudden two pit bulls came out of nowhere and started to attack him. one bit his leg and another was attacking the dogs. a by stander helped to pull the

>> amy: a 3-year-old girl ate synthetic marijuana after being in the care of 35-year-old christopher clark. clark had the drug in his pocket and at some point the girl took it out and ate it. she is expected to be okay. after being taken to the hospital. clark is in jail with a $20,000 bond. >> john: are a woman arrested in atlanta on friday. fbi agents said they were able to find her using surveillance videos released to the public and recorded from cellphone towers. another person was also arrested but the fbi has not released their identity. >> john: we've team coverage on the cold this morning. >> amy: we're live outside of orlando police headquarters where people are helping keeping homeless warm. and brooks tomlin has the temperatures. >> john: and what we can expect

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>> john: president obama is preparing his final state-of-the-union address. healthcare, gun control, we'll break down the issues he is expected to address tonight. >> amy: it's a very cold morning here in central florida. colder than what we are accustomed to anyway. here is a look at some of the temperatures -- maybe not, there are not temperatures there, but i can tell you who has the temperatures, brooks tomlin. and jackie orozco is outside of the orlando police department where officers are collecting blanks and coats for the homeless. first to brooks >> brooks: i have colors on the map, and the first color is light blue. on the top, that means freeze warning. flagler, marion, alachua counties. everywhere elsewhere we don't have a freeze warning, it's still chilly outside by central florida standards. low 50s.

downtown orlando.