>> john: wednesday, january 13. "good day orlando." i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. so glad you're with us this morning. a would be robber shot. another one on the run in cocoa. how the victim took the matters into his own hands. >> john: temperatures a little warmer than yesterday right now. but it's still chilly now. we have some 30s out there. jayme king is back. know, next. we live in a time that's extraordinary. change shaping the way we live, the way we work, our planet, our place in the world. >> amy: the president delivering his final state-of-the-union address. how he focused on the future

g.o.p. rivals. and mr. king is here with us. >> jayme: another cool morning out there. a little warmer overall than we have seen. 41 gainesville. 39 in ocala. 39 in deland. high clouds are streaming up and over the region. that's helping to keep the temperatures up just a little bit in some spots. we continue with a freeze warning for the city of gainesville. temperatures in the low 40s. this coming from the national weather service? jacksonville -- service from jacksonville. a lot of energy is beginning to come in over the gulf of mexico. by fraid that system brings an

drive home at 5:00 around 60ish or so. the next seven, windy and potentially stormy on friday. we'll talk about that more on gdo in about 12 minutes approximation >> gina: we have a crash and two left lanes block on the i-4 exit at central florida parkway. use caution in that area. everything is looking really good for drive times. i-4 westbound from the 434 to fairbanks, just 6 minutes. the 408 is up to speed as well. >> john: 6:02 here on "good day orlando." developing in cocoa this morning, another robber is shot and another is on the run after a store clerk decided to fight back. >> amy: 8:00 p.m. at the chevron station along south cocoa boulevard. when the officers got there, they found that the clerk shot

the clerk was able to fire at another suspect driving away. the suspect shot was flown to the hospital and we don't have word on his condition. >> amy: a driver accused of not stopping after hitting a 3-year-old boy is heading to court. billy gibson turned himself in yesterday. he hit the boy on monday night and he left the scene because he had a suspended license. and the boy's mother said despite a few bruises the boy will be fine. >> amy: asking for your help to solve a murder. >> john: the shooting happened december 23. fox 35's jackie orozco has the very latest. good morning, jackie. >> reporter: good morning. so many people showed up to last night's vigil.

these teddy bears and flowers to remember joshua her. they hope that more witnesses will come forward. >> the green hill church choir sang songs about god's grace, compassion, and love. 63-year-old joshua her was an elder at the orlando church. tuesday night sanford residents and pastors gathered at the store where he was murdered december 23. people who knew him are standing together hoping for justice. >> someone will be open up to mention many times tonight, who has the courage to step up if they saw, heard, seen something, that they would bring it to light. >> reporter: they prayed for the korean immigrant. >> my dad was a good man. he didn't deserve what happened to him. >> reporter: sanford police want to talk to two men and a women

store shortly before mr. her was shot to death. police have identified the woman. >> they are considered people, or witnesses. they're not subjects. >> reporter: speakers praised the man who worked hard. they want to stop the violence. they hope something good comes of the tragedy. >> i just pray to god to bring justice and peace to us all. >> reporter: back here live, there are several crime line posters like the ones you see right now, asking the public, and if you have any information about the case, call crime line. you may be eligible up to $5,000 cash award, and you may remain anonymous. >> john: it's 6:05. president obama delivers his final state-of-the-union address. it was not a traditional speech. >> amy: in fact, he admitted

office with some unfinished business, but he made it clear that the future is bright. >> reporter: president obama taking aen unconventional approach. looking beyond his own crystal ball. >> our unique strength as a nation, our optimism, and work ethic, our spirit of discovery, our diversity, our commitment to rule of law, these things give us everything we need to ensure prosperity and security for generations to come. >> reporter: the president, who himself often found it hard to work with members of congress, using a series of executive actions to get his way on from gun control to immigration said that the entire system needs revamping. >> a better politics doesn't mean we have to agree on

>> reporter: he also touted his white house successes. south carolina governor delivering the republican response disagreed with the president's positive assessment of the economy. >> as he enters his final year in office, many americans are still feeling the squeeze of an levels. >> amy: the presidential candidates were very quick to respond to last night's state of state of the union. >> john: ryan elijah has more. >> reporter: here's a tweet. speech is boring, slow, lethargic, very hard to watch. and ted cruz tweeted less of a state of a union and more of a state of denial. jeb bush sounding off as well.

with specifics. safer? north korea testing nukes, syria, chaos. taliban on it's march. other candidates slammed the state of the union on air. >> a president that has deliberately pitted americans against each other time and again. he comes out with a language of reconciliation. that many ways it's too late, he's bitterly divided the nation and has done so for political gain. >> reporter: on the democratic side, hillary clinton tweeted her approval. seven years of progress and we need to build on it not go backwards. she included a picture that said, thank you, president obama. and bernie sanders. the president reminded us not to be afraid but to wield and improve the lives of all americans. very different views, as you would expect.

joining us now with what we can expect with the markets today. we're hearing, i don't know if it's scary, but we don't know what to expect anymore. >> reporter: i know. but we can expect that the stock market and the oil market are moving in lock step. yesterday up down, up down. as oil went that way at one point going below $30. some are calling for $10 oil. as oil went down, and stocks went down. by the end of the day, $1.30. oil is above 31 this morning. as to stock futures, higher by 100 points as well. >> amy: you see the fallout, and you feel bad. bp saying they need to cut nearly 5,000 job, and that's the fallout we talk about. >> reporter: and the call that a third of north american energy producers will go out out of

a jittery market. some people are saying people are being way to bearish. others are saying that once iran puts their oil back on the mark, that we'll have way too much. and we may go down to $10. >> amy: that's casey. i just got my iphone. another new one? >> reporter: is it bad that i don't even care anymore? >> amy: maybe that's a problem for apple though. >> reporter: you're right. it can't just be a refresh, it has to be totally different. now we're going to iphone 7. it's not 6s plus. going straight to the number. now in september they need the wow factor. water proof phone or iphone without a head phone jack, where you plug in the head phone,

do either of those things say i drop my phone in the toilet all the time. make you want to go and buy a iphone 7? >> amy: nope. not me. >> reporter: we'll find out in september. >> amy: you sound like you have a little cold. take care of yourself. >> reporter: i know. lots of oj and sleep. >> amy: take care of yourself. you can catch lauren on the fox business network at 5:00 a.m. go to fox business.com slash channel finder. >> john: the powerball jackpot has gotten even bigger over night. >> amy: $1.5 billion. yeah. we'll tell you how much you are actually get of that after taxes. who cares, it'll be news no matter what. maybe we can solve the national debt with the lottery jackpot. >> jayme: it'll be close. it'll help.

a little chilly out there. we trend to warmer and stormier

we detail that in >> john: we have breaking news this morning. all 10 u.s. sailors detained by iran have boarded a u.s. ship.

a moment ago they stepped is on board. this group is being checked by medical experts. ep nine men and one woman were being held for entering territorial waters. iran said they were released after they determined that they did not cross into the territorial waters intentionally. >> john: tonight when the numbers are drawn, you could win are $1.5 billion. but you won't get all of that. no. barely enough to change your life. fox 35's andrea jackson live in lake mary with tonight's drawing. break down the numbers, andrea. what will we get, when i win. >> amy: whatever. >> reporter: okay. as your financial advisor, i would suggest that you take the lump payout sum, totaling about $930 million. so you will be a billionaire for

that's over the 29 plus years. we are here at the 7-eleven. they told me they sold $4,000 a day in just powerball ticket alone. another potential billionaire here is checking his tickets to see if he will win. $1.5 billion. tickets started to go on sale at 6:00 a.m. they will draw the winning numbers tonight at 10:59 eastern standard time. we see the ticket sales continue to go up. here's the deal, you guys. i am going to play some powerball numbers this morning at about 9:10 a.m. what i want you to do is share your lucky numbers with me. if i choose your lucky number to play at 9:10, when i fill this out, and i hit big time, we donate to the charity of your choice.

the chances of us winning is 2 in 192 billion. we have a better chance of getting struck by lightning or being bitten by a shark. but if we win. there you go. we'll check in with potentially powerball winners throughout the morning. >> john: one charity, amy's child's college fund, and my child's college fund. a lot of good charities that would be more than happy to take. >> amy: that's funny. my 5-year-old said that if he wins he will put money in his college fund. you could buy a college. >> jayme: 41 at gainesville. and 38 deland. upper tier 40s if not at 50 at the southern end of the space coast for melbourne. we have a freeze warn going for gainesville.

the fleez warning not so much. there could be pockets of isolated 32-degree temperatures. high clouds have moved in. it's wreaking havoc with the frost advisory and the warning. hopefully you covered up your tender ornamentals. john, did you confer them -- cover them up. >> john: i hired somebody this year. >> jayme: i want your paycheck. we'll see a merger of both, upswing in winds, temperature, and thunderstorms by friday morning. it could be a rocky go of things come the back end of the week. until then, we're cool, dry, 62 by 2:00 p.m. a new, nice cam here we have at fox 35. the visit orlando cam atop the hyatt reegcy.

a gorgeous start to the day ahead. do enjoy. clouds in place. high pressure capping off the weather scene. back behind me, old el nino at play. very strong storms are beginning to move into the western states and moving across. it'll be the first storm to move across by friday. and monday into sunday time frame we see another one move towards us. here's the issue with friday. we'll stop it here and show the approach of the low at friday at 9:07. the computer modeling is backing up the arrival time of the feature. never the less producing strong isolated storms. there could be possible tornadic activity. i don't want to scare you, but keeping you upto date.

and chance of rain on sunday 20%. and there may be a tremendous upswing in thunderstorm activity and temperatures may be a bit warmer at that time. >> gina: i-4 at colonial, you can see a lot of cars but traffic is moving smoothly. no major incidents. we have a couple new crashes. on the 417. not causing significant delays. no roadblocks. mile marker 7 near john young parkway. i want to take you out to a stalled vehicle. this one here on colonial at valencia avenue. it's causing a bit of delays in both directions at the intersection. use caution if you are out there this morning. taking a look now at your drive times. everything looking really good. i-4 westbound from lake mary to colonial, 14 minutes. i-4 eastbound, attractions downtown, 12 minutes, and the 408 is up to speed.

patrol. regular gas, $1.78 at the murphy usa at south goldenrod in orlando. you can always check out gas-saving tips at fox35orlando.com, just click on the traffic tab. >> john: south korea opens fire on a suspected north korea zone as it pushes for china to take action. >> amy: coming up on "good day

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>> john: 6:23. south korea fires warning shots overnight after spotting a suspected north north korean zone flying across the border. >> amy: the drone flew back into north korea after forces fired about 20 machine gun rounds at it. this comes as south korea is urging china now to help punish the north for its nuclear test last week in which they claim they successfully detonated. >> john: a new mug shot released of the drug lord el chapo.

little ground to prosecute penn unless money were exchanged. they are putting measures into place to prevent another elaborate es came like the one last summer. >> john: too much power to judges and not enough power to juries. the justice it's ruled that the state sentencing procedure is flawed because juries play only a advisory role in recommending the death sentence. florida attorney general said with 390 people on florida's death row, there's a lot to digest moving forward. >> my attorneys are trying to digest the opinion now and see whether we need a legislative change, whether it'll affect people who have already been sentenced to death, attending death cases, and we're looking at that now.

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>> john: happy wednesday. welcome to good day. i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. so glad you're with us this morning. >> amy: the president delivered his final state of the union last night. we'll break down parts of his message and how lawmakers are reacting to it this morning. >> john: then an orange county man arrested after getting upset over pizza. what caused him to lash out at the delivery man. >> amy: one school here in central florida ranks as one of the best. we'll tell you which one. >> john: it's still chilly out,

>> jayme: a little warmer overall but still on the chilly side. ocala now 39. 41 at gainesville. 30s reported out at deland. bushnell at 37. you can see a blended bag of mid-and upper 40s. 50s along the space coast in melbourne. freeze warning continues for the gainesville area. despite temperatures in the low 40s. i'm going with what the national weather service has given us out of the jacksonville office. there's probably a couple of spots registering around the freezing mark. ocala, widespread frost. with light winds into thursday morning we may again see wide-spread frost on the eventualtation and the end -- on the vegetation and the tender ornamentals that need covering you may want to cover them tonight.

brings tremendous storm potential on friday morning. high clouds today. cool, dry, 62 by 2:00 p.m. 59 by 5:00 p.m. we'll have moments of obscured sunshine. a hazy look. and high clouds across the region. windy and stormy potential by friday. we'll talk about that coming up in about 10 minutes. >> gina: happy wednesday. good. i have a new crash. heading out to the attractions on timber line it's partially blocked at world drive. i want to get back to the other crash on the 417. still not causing significant delays. 417 southbound near mile marker 7. use caution taking the 417 this morning. we have the disabled vehicle on colonial stalled at valencia avenue. not causing major delays at this point. everything looking pretty good out there this morning. i-4 eastbound from the

minutes right now. the 408 is up to speed as well. >> john: 6:31 here on good day. president obama heading out for the post speech tour after delivering the final state-of-the-union address. >> amy: we have more from washington this morning. >> reporter: the president said it's time to stand up, speak out, and fix our politics. >> of the united states. >> reporter: president obama used the last state-of-the-union address to ask americans for civility and optimism but got into a jab with the presidential candidates. >> i will try to make it a little shorter. i know some of you are antsy to get back to iowa. >> reporter: the president avoided the usual laundry list of legislative goals that congress has no intention of bringing to a vote. instead, he looked the a the

he dismissed critics that have said that politics make america weaker. >> you go after politics, we go after you, we have long memories and reach has no limits. >> that's our approach to conflicts like syria. partnering with local forces and leading international efforts. >> reporter: south carolina governor nikki haley gave the republican response. >> tonight president obama spoke eloquently about grand things. he is at his best when he does that. unfortunately, the prantd's record has often fallen far short of his soaring words. >> reporter: as expected, democratic candidates loved the speech. republicans hated it. donald trump called it slow and lethargic. >> john: releasing new evidence in the murder of a man in orange county. >> amy: they have released surveillance photo of what the car looks like.

vehicle was last seen where the murder happened on new year's eve. police say that someone gunned down the man west of orange blossom trail. witnesses say that the gunman ran to the vehicle after the shooting. it's described as a silver dodge durango with tinted windows. >> john: a teenager accused of running over an orlando police officer will not get out of jail any time soon. he will stay behind bars without bond. he is accused of running over the officer last year. the incident was caught on dash cam video. kelty's lawyers argued that officer appearedderson slipped and fell, but the judge did not agree. >> amy: working to identify remains found in a wooded area. they believe they belong to missing toddler, lonzie

william ebb ebb ron are behind bars. ebb ron was the one who led police to where the body was found. >> reporter: la finally getting a team back. nfl voters had are allowing the rams to move back to la. a move slammed big time by st. louis officials. they could have company in their new home. the chargers have been given a year to decide whether they want to leave and go to la as well. if they don't go, then the oakland raiders will have the option. fans in st. louis were heart broken. they said they'll miss the team but not the owner. >> say la see, maybe we'll get another team. one that wants to be here.

we are one of the best sports cities in america. >> reporter: you have to feel for the town. i read in a statement. they said this makes them want to be a basketball fan. the problem is, they don't have a nba team either. the new stadium in la looks unbelievable and is expected to open in 2019. the head of ufc said that the round will not go down. apparently there a is scheduling conflict. rousey will be filming a remake, apparently of roadhdhoue. why do i get a sense this is just publicity of road house. >> amy: it's a terrible movie. we don't need a remake. >> john: it got bigger once it was out for a couple of years. >> amy: office space was funny. >> reporter: maybe with rousey

>> john: the best line in the movie? there's a problem. >> amy: a neighbor stepped in to protect the defenseless puppy. >> amy: orange county man threatening to gun down his pizza delivery guy. why investigators say he was so upset over the pizza pie. here's a live looking down on i-drive. orange county convention center. look how pretty it is all lit up

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>> amy: welcome back. another live view this morning. it looks like we may have a nice sunrise. it's early. we have another hour or so, but it's a chilly start to your morning. make sure to grab a jacket before you head out. >> john: a woman is accused of beating her puppy with a belt and leaving it out. >> amy: a neighbor saw james hitting the puppy with a belt out on her balcony. that neighbor took video of what happened and called police. according to the arrest report, james admitted she hit the puppy but she said that it was chewing things in her apartment.

it. >> take time to train your dogs. >> you shouldn't have an animal if you can't handle the responsibility of it. >> amy: the animal was taken to the halifax humane society. no word on what will happen from there. >> amy: a man threatened a pizza delivery guy. >> john: the customer complained that the pizza was too cold and grabbed a gun. he gave them the wrong address. and showed up at the correct house later. that's when the man ordered the pizza delivery driver to take it back. >> at that point in time he a back and forth with the driver. he pulled a gun out to his side. he said, what did you say? and the driver said, i said thank you. i thought that's what you said because i would put a couple

head. >> john: the pizza delivery guy headed back to the restaurant. he called police. and the police arrested the customer. >> john: millionaires for a few minutes. >> amy: why a group of workers thought they won the powerball only to get smashed back down with reality. that stinks. >> amy: banned from chanted usa. the school flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct if the fans cheer for america. >> amy: are a live view at the courthouse.

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>> amy: welcome back to "good day orlando." new reports saying that theme parks like disney and universal will be stepping up security even more. they'll hire additional security personnel in anest to protect guests from they have not released many details but they said that they have started to crack down by bringing in more security and metal detectors to all entrances. >> amy: bp slashing thousands of jobs at oil prices plummet.

be selling gas for $1 a gal in the future. they expect to cut 5%, 4,000 employees world wide. analysts are w 5%, 4,000 employees world wide. analysts are warni of oil could put strains on companies. >> amy: earning high marks for online program. u.s. news and world report looked at over 1200 programs from around the country. and ucf's program was no. 20. up from no. 50 last year. the school that topped the list is local. embry riddle air air nautical. and jayme king is back. >> jayme: welcome to the show at gdo. we're here with you until 10:00 a.m.

a lot of the nation is on the cool side. orlando is 48. compared to the rest of the nation, i say winning, we're the nation that's for sure. orlando at the airport, 50. and lower 50s along is the brevard barrier islands along the beach front there. we have clouds. clouds actually keeping the temperatures up rather than down like yesterday like with the clear skies we woke up with yesterday morning. we'll have a wave of cloud covers streaming overhead. what we have right now is the makings of a proud strong storm. energy coming out of the rockies. and on the southern edge of the jet stream. that should induce spin-up and

the northern gust. gulf. that same low moving our way by friday. we find the warm airlifting up. along the boundary, by friday morning, we're likely to see showers and stronger storms breaking out. then the low is across northeast florida and dragging the most inclement weather with the low and keeping it to the north. hopefully, that is how it plays out. if the low drops further south, we may be talking about damaging wind gusts and isolated tornadic activity. not what you want on a friday or any time around these parts. we'll continue to watch and bring you the latest in the weather center. boating forecast, 3 to 6 today. long period groundswell out of the northeast at 12 seconds. local wind chop. it's all about the mounds of

east, northeast as well swell sho at 2 to 3 feet. water temp down to the 60s. northerly winds light, a 5 to 10 knots. 9:53 at ponce. and 1153 at port canaveral. the forecast for today. marion county, high around 60. high clouds moving through the area. and we'll find lake county. you can see the next stop showing more of the same. volusia county, daytona beach, towards the i-4 corridor, not a lot of discrepancy projecting through the low and mid-60s with high passing clouds and that's about it. the next seven day, seven-day forecast showing windy weather and possibly nasty weather for friday morning.

want to keep you upto date. as the information coming into the weather center, we'll immediately disperse here and on line. join us for the conversation on twitter and facebook. that's the forecast. let's talk a little live drive traffic. >> gina: good wednesday morning. i-95 south pound, mile marker 234, we have word of a crash. it doesn't seem to be affecting traffic too much. we have a stalled vehicle on dowden and narcoossee road. be aware and use caution in that area. taking a look at drive times. everything is looking really good. i-4 west bound from lake mary to colonial, 15 minutes. i-4 eastbound from attractions to downtown, 13 minutes and the 408 is up to speed. >> amy: time to take a look at some of the headlines trending online. the first one from the new york post.

workers won $949 million in the powerball for 20 minutes. workers at a new jersey restaurant went nuts when they found out they had won saturday's powerball. the restaurant manager said in the pandemonium one dish washer threw up his aupon and -- apron and said, i quit. but they soon realized they mistakenly compared their tickets to last week's winning numbers and not the updating numbers. so look at that. oh, they lost. sorry, guys. >> amy: the next headline from fox news. student advised to stop chanting usa, usa, and air ball. students in wisconsin are being sensors -- censors. some popular chants are unsportsmanlike behavior. usa, air ball and the rule states that booing another team is not okay.

requirement but schools can choose whether and how to enforce them. >> john: how is usa, usa, a bully chant? >> amy: the only thing i can think is if you are playing a predominantly hispanic school maybe that people would take that as being a jeer -- i don't know. it doesn't make sense to me. >> john: maybe you are playing a canadian team? it's strange. >> amy: bizarre. >> john: officials in italy now know what killed a florida women. what the medical examiner said happened to the woman in the final moments. >> john: incredible video from the party city here. what set off a domino effect. >> john: today's job opening is for a tax professional accountant. to review this job and in other industries, head to

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>> amy: the jackpot, $1.5 billion. >> john: a list of private islands for sale. >> amy: currently? >> john: yes. some look really, really good. jayme king. >> amy: i would get lonely. after a while, just you and the baboons. >> john: you can buy your own baboons for your own private island. >> amy: after a while, i need somebody else to talk to. >> amy: looking at the stories making headlines. >> john: italian authorities confirming that a florida born woman living in florence was murdered. 35-year-old ashley olson was strangled with a rope or cord-like object. her body was found on saturday inside her apartment. she was originally from summer haven but living in italy to pursue a career in fashion and art. they have not identified a suspect in the crime. >> amy: three people recovering in boca a

aisles collapsed in a party city. this happened just after the store opened. seven aisles collapsed like dominoes. look at all of the firefighters in there. all were accounted for. they used thermal imaging and k-9 units to make sure that no one was trapped under the debris. it's not clear what caused the aisle to fall. can you imagine? all of a sudden you are working and you hear, crack, crack, crack, and boom. >> john: you see it in movies, but i didn't think that coup actually happen. >> john: doctor james slusher used a robotic arm for procedures. creating new hair follicles on a patient's head. using a high tech camera to target each and every strand. >> john: breaking news. the 10 sailors detained by iran are now free. >> amy: new details on what they

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