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'. >> john: 7:00 here on good day. welcome to the show. i'm john brown physician i'm amy kaufeldt. i predicted it would happen. >> john: you are exactly right again. she's always right. >> amy: beautiful this morning. >> amy: here are the stories we're working on. all 10 u.s. navy sailors detained in iran are now free. the high-speed drama and what's being done to bring them home. >> john: ¬her chilly start to the day. you can see that on the map there.

a little warmer than yesterday. jayme king has details on when it may warm up and cool down again. >> amy: search for answers in the murder of a beloved business owner in sampleghts. why police -- in sanford. why police may be closer to finding the people who could help them solve the case. plus ... the united states of america right now has the strongest most durable economy in the world. >> john: president obama giving a nontraditional speech in his final state of the union. we're getting reaction from republican and democratic presidential accounts this morning -- reaction from the candidates this morning. >> jayme: we have 30s and 40s and 50s. the coldest readings north of orlando with some 30s there. bushnell, sumter county, 37. widespread clouds early this morning. really wreaking havoc on the temperatures. the freeze warning continues for alachua county. it's 42 degrees there.

of the plants in ocala, and areas south, sumter county. scattered versus widespread, everyone seeing it type of deal this morning. and we see weather change by friday morning. it could get a little rocky there. we'll be talking about the switch up to maybe stronger storms and isolated very, very heavy rain pockets come friday. we'll be looking at that over the coming days. not a bad day. cool day. winds at 5 to 10. wind chances increasing by friday and rain chances as well. >> gina: happy wednesday. for the most part roads are looking really good, pretty quiet. we have a couple of crashes. u.s. 27 in clermont, partially blocked at kaigen crossing boulevard.

use caution in lake county. and another crash at colonial and chickasaw trail. it's causing significant delays in both directions. use caution there as well. looking at the drive time, everything looking good on drive times. i-4 eastbound from the attractions to downtown, 13 minutes, and the 408 looking good as well. >> amy: breaking news right now. 10 u.s. navy sailors detained by iran are now free. >> john: ryan elijah has brand new developments. >> reporter: it all happened about 4:00 a.m. this morning our time. the sailors are aboard this ship. i am sure they are very glad to be back on. nine men and one woman under going medical evaluations. they are believed to be unharmed. two navy ships traveling near kuwait and bahrain. the navigation system reportedly broke.

waters. the revolutionary guard seized the ships. the sailors were reportedly interrogating all night after being released. and a jernl said that they were doing unprofessional and provocative acts before they were picked up. no one knows exactly what that means but they are back on their ship. >> john: a store clerk turns the table on suspects. >> amy: at the scheive ron station along south cocoa at u.s. highway 1. the chevron station. the clerk shot and wounded one of the suspects during the robbery. the clerk said he was able to fire at a second suspect as he was driving away.

the hot, but there's no word on his condition. >> john: winter garden police said that gibson hit the boy on monday night and left the scene because he a suspended license. the boy's mother said despite a few bruises, her son is fine. >> amy: asking for your help to solve the murder of a store owner. >> john: they are schoas to finding the witnesses who were the last people to see joshua her alive. fox 35's jackie orozco is live at the store with the very latest. >> reporter: police were able to find one witness. they hope that more witness also come forward. as you can see, there are still so many teddy bears and flowers out here. they are hoping that more witnesses will come up so the

god's grace, and compassion. josh war her was an elder. they gathered at a store where he was murdered december 23. people who knew him are standing together hoping for justice. >> someone to be enough, as mentioned many times to have the courage to step up if they saw or heard something and bring it to life. >> reporter: caleb her is the victim's son. he thanked police and pastors for their support. >> 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 who were inside the convenience store shortly before mr. her was shot to death. they have identified the woman, police said.

to us is that they were witnesses, not subjects. >> reporter: police say they need the community's help to stop the violence. the family hopes that something good can come of the tragedy. >> i just pray to god that he brings justice and peace to us all. out here live there are so many crimeline in sanford. police officers are asking if you have any information about the case to call crimeline. you may be eligible for a cash award. and you can remain anonymous. jackie orozco, fox 35 news. >> amy: the president delivering his final state-of-the-union address last night. it was not a traditional speech. >> john: he admitted that he will leave the oval office with unfinished business but said that the future is bright. caroline shieively has details. >> reporter: president obama used the last state of state-of-the-union

he still got into a jab with the presidential candidates. >> i will try to make it a little shorter -- i know some of you have to get back to iowa. >> reporter: the president avoided the usual laundry list of legislative goals but congress has no intention of even bringing to a vote. instead, he look at the bigger picture. he dismissed critics that said that his policies have made america weaker. >> when you come after american, we go after you. it may take time, but we have long memories and our reach has no limits. >> reporter: south carolina governor haley gave the republican response. >> tonight president obama spoke eloquently about brand things -- brand thing. he is at his best when he does that. unfortunately, the president's record has often fallen far short of his soaring words. >> john: the g.o.p. presidential candidates were quick to blast the president on twitter.

the state of the union speech is really boring, slow, leer thattic, very hard to watch. and ted cruz, tonight's speech was less a states of the union and more of a state of demeanor. i think there's one more. a state of denial. and had i clinton. confirming what we know. our economy and country are stronger under a democratic president. we want to know what you have to say about it as well, using the #gdo. >> amy: governor rick scott is here live in the studio. he will talk about some of the issues that impact you and the state. >> amy: powerball fever is growing. we'll ask the governor if he has bought a ticket. we'll speak with a lawyer. some of the important things you need to think about if you are the lucky winner. he a look at the current temperatures and it's a chilly wednesday morning.

grab a jacket. you i i'm thinking about how people fall in -- >> amy: welcome back to "good day orlando." take a look at the camera on international drive.

gives you a great perspective on the tourist district. looks like a pretty decent morning. 48 degrees and a nice is sunrise developing. >> amy: governor rick scott will be here in orlando, and is here right now to kick off a tour of statewide jobs. a celebration of more than 1 million jobs created here. the bus tour came after the state-of-the-state address which kicked off a new legislative session. >> john: joining us now is the governor. >> i did not buy the lottery ticket. >> john: 23 23 if you won, oh, my gosh. you talk about the scandal. >> amy: you could solve a lot of problems. >> a big tax cut. and solving economic problems. >> john: the $1 billion tax cut plan. how do you decide what gets cut?

we're on a bus tour that starts here in orlando today. 1 million miles for 1 million jobs. i said 700 jobs over 7 years and people said, yeah. we lost 800,000 jobs in four years. we have done 1 million plus jobs in less than five years but we need to focus on diversifying and helping small businesses. get rid of the sales tax when a manufacturer buys machinery. permanently. get rid of income tax. an llc and sub-don't pay income tax but the s corporations do. i want to get rid of that. giving you a back to school tax cut holiday and hurricane holiday. you don't pay sales taxes during those times. a small businessperson, you pay a sales tax on the lease. we're the only state that does that. you do these things, you will

>> amy: the president's state of the union, i know you didn't get a chance to watch the whole thing, but there's talk about the state of washington and how partisan the politics is and there's such a logjam and we'll not get anything done with the logjam. what are your thoughts? >> it takes leadership. the legislature, in this case, you need to figure out how to make it a win-win. i silt down with legislatives, you have to winning the people in the other branch have to win and the governor has to win. if do you that, if everybody figures out and has compromise, you get something good done. the president has not been able to do that. we cut taxes and regulations here in the state of florida. we work together to make it better for the state. our state it making it work. morph people moving here and more jobs.

people every month moving here. what kind of stresses does that put on the state of florida. people moving here, improving infrastructure has to be done. and we saw what's happened in the past when we grow too fast. what do we do? >> here's where we've gone in five years. i walked in with a an almost $4 billion budget deficit. we have $3.4 billion revenue over expenses. record funding for transportation and education. every critical off the wait latest that's developmental disabled. our economy is growing. people are moving here but they are moving here with jobss. we have 300,000 job openings. you do that, the revenue grows and you can make the investments. you look at i-4 project, it's way earlier than anticipated. we have the money to do it.

i know it's still early. jeb bush is doing better in the polls. 10% in one of the recent polls. do you have a feeling one way how you want to go yet, or you are still holding off. >> i wrote an on op-ed of why donald trump is doing well. what are the things people care about, jobs, education for their kids and public safety. who will win the number nomination is who has the right plan for jobs and absolutely destroying isis. we have to destroy isis. we have floridian, stephen so sotloff beheaded. we have to. >> john: what are the thoughts on the supreme court ruling of it's not constitutional. >> we'll review. and work with the attorney

remember it's a solemn duty to do capital punishment. it's something i have to do. part of my job as governor. but remember all of the victims. they've done heinous crimes. we'll review and comply with the supreme court decision. >> amy: what happens in the meantime? >> we'll review and see what cases it applies to and review it like that. >> john: take us behind the scenes quickly. if you can roll the video of the state of the state. i always wonder what it's like. are you nervous? are people saying, this is what you have to hit. what is the process? >> amy: do you write your own speech? >> first off, it's fun. you get to talk about what your goals are. >> john: what do you say to people? >> i say, vote for my -- billion dollars in tax cuts, 250 million more jobs. i didn't know anybody the first time.

you were all new. >> i said it took me a lot longer. >> you asked, what's your name again? >> now i pretty much know everybody in the chamber. >> john: that's funny, people who criticize you in the press climb over cameras to shake your hand. >> it's fun. >> amy: what is it like to come up with a speech like that. >> we have a wonderful chief of staff and people i work with. we look at what we want to accomplish. the message yesterday was the growing. best way to help the weakest, poorest, the most disadvantaged in the state to live their dreams is get a job. i grew up with a family without money, and watched my parents struggle to get a job. my focus is get more jobs. it's fun. run for governor.

>> john: we appreciate you being good. >> amy: welcome back to "good day orlando." we want to wish a big good

remember, there's a new friend of the day every day. you can find us by going to facebook and searching out fox 35. >> jayme: good morning. good to see your smiling faces john and amy. everyone welcome to the show here on gdo. a lot of the nation is on the cool side. but orlando right now, 48, compared to the rest of the nation, i say winning. we are a lot warmer than our neighbors to the north, that's for sure. 39 ocala. 48 in sanford, seminole. and orlando, 48 at the airport. tampa 50. the same at melbourne and melbourne beach. lower 50s along the brevard barrier islands. so we have clouds. and clouds actually toiling with temperatures keeping them up

yesterday. we'll have a wave of cloud cover streaming high overhead. it's evident we have extra cloud cover on top to kick things off. we have the makings of a spret strong storm. moving through out south of the texas area. that will spin up a area of low pressure. it will move our way by friday. what do we do with the timing and the intensely more importantly on this thing. along that boundary, by friday morning, we'll likely see showers and stronger storms breaking out. then the modeling taking the low across northeast florida and dragging the most inclement weather associated with the low and keeping it to the north. hopeful, that's how it'll play out. but if the low comes down, and

damaging wind gusts and isolated tornadic activity. not what you want on a friday or any time around these parts. today, the boating forecast. seas running 4 to 6. but a long period groundswell at 12 seconds. local wind chop. and all about the mounds of water moving around. the east northeast swell moving around. 2 to 4 feet. water temp down 60s. and northerly winds light at 5 to 10 knots. high tide 11:04. a 9:53. and drop low at supper time and another one at the dark of the night. the forecast for today, marion county, high around 60. high clouds making a move through the area.

county through the low and mid-60s today. you can see our next stop is showing more of the same. volusia county is taking it to ormond beach, daytona beach, and the i-4 corridor. not a lot of discrepancy. projecting through the low and mid-60s and passing clouds. that's about it. the seven-day forecast shows windy weather and possibly nasty weather for friday morning. not trying to scare you. just want to keep you upto date. we'll immediately disperse any information to you anory on air and online. join us for the conversation on twitter and facebook >> gina:s this i-4 at colonial. and traffic is moving nicely. nothing too major on the roadways. no major accidents or incidents. i do, however, a couple of new crashes to tell you about. update on colonial at chickasaw trail. causing minor delays.

taking a look now in lake county. this is a crash i told you about earlier on u.s. 27. partially blocked. two left lanes blocked. at kaigen crossing. and everything is looking good. and i-4 westbound is starting to slow. and i-4 eastbound is still looking good. the attractions to downtown, 15 minutes. and the 408 is up to speed as well. saving you money with the pump patrol. $1.78 at goldenrod in orlando. check out gas saving tips at fox35orlando.com and click on traffic. >> john: a lot of people buying powerball tickets and dreaming about winning $1.5 billion. >> amy: a lot of money. you probably have thought about how you would spend the money too, but there are other things, from a legal standpoint, that you need to think about just in case. you know what, there's always a chance.

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>> john: we're talking about how

money. almost $1 billion. welcome back i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. we'll have a full forecast coming up in just a minute. >> john: scary moments for an elderly woman in daytona beach. she said a man hit her in the head while she was walking her dog. why police don't have a motive right now. >> amy: stepped up security. new steps the theme parks are doing to try to keep you safe the next time you go to visit. 7:00. 7:31 right now. >> jayme: good morning. good to see you. 30s, 40s, and 50s. coldest reading north of orlando. and sumter county at 37. widespread clouds early this morning wreaking havoc on the temperatures. a freeze warning continuing for alachua, the. it's 42 degrees there. likely fighting frost with some

more of a scattered frost versus widespread. clouds and energy approaching from the north. we find weather change moving into the state by friday morning. it could get a little rocky there. we'll talk about the switch up to stronger storms and isolated, very, very heavy rain pockets come friday. we'll be talking about that in the coming days. cool and dry. a cool day. winds slight out of the north at 5 to 10. winds increasing and rain chances by friday. more on this coming up in the long-range forecast. >> gina: taking a look right now at a few crashes. all of them on colonial. we have a new crash here. on colonial at falcons way. not causing too many hang ups just yet. but down the road, rouse road and colonial.

roadblocks. and then we have another crash at colonial at chickasaw. use caution. definitely take your time if colonial is part of your main route. i-4 westbound and eastbound are starting to slow. i i-4 westbound, 23 minutes. and from the attractions do to downtown, 17 minutes. >> amy: the already massive powerball jackpot is even bigger. >> john: tonight, when the numbers are drawn, you could win $1.5 billion. fox 35's andrea jackson is live with more. she is breaking down the numbers. you will not become a billionaire, right? >> reporter: you could, for about five seconds or so. once the taxes and all the good stuff taken out, we're looking at $930 million.

i.r.s., and everything like that, and it could dwindle down to $500 million. the 7-eleven has already sold $400 in tickets in the last hour and a half. and i will talk to elliot. he was here last week. >> good morning. >> reporter: what will you do with the money? >> i will spend it all on myself is what i am going to do, and give whatever is left to charity. that's what i am going to do. but today is my birthday. i will be 62 years old. i think i should be the one to win the lotterier otpowerball. >> reporter: i think you should play at least 1, 13, 62, and any other lucky numbers? >> 9, 13, and 24. i have played all of those numbers. please make sure no one else plays those numbers. i don't want to give my share to anybody. >> reporter: somebody in florida won $1 million. they didn't get the powerball. they got five out of five.

to win the powerball number in. >> i have been playing powerball since it started, and i have not won anything. this is my day. because it's my birthday. and i have to go to work now. so thank you for the interview. >> reporter: you're welcome. >> say good luck to me. thank you very much. >> reporter: if you win the powerball, are you going back to work? >> no, i will let my employer know that i will never see him of again. >> reporter: spoken like a true winner, elliot. thank you. i will come find you if you win. >> what's your name again? >> reporter: andrea. >> i will share it with you. i will buy you. >> reporter: a drink here at the 7-eleven. >> a slurpee. >> reporter: a big gulp. go to my facebook page. i will let you in on the action. i am looking for lucky numbers

sheet with the most popular lucky numbers. i will donate to the charity of your choice. if the charity happens to be you, so be it. and we're live in lake mary. good luck to all of you power powerball winners. >> john: he said it on camera. he has to buy her a slurpee. attorney bob ifish is here. what would you do legally. bob fisher. what do you do from a legal standpoint? >> a lump sum, $930 million. and i would contact a tax advisor to see if i couldn't soften the tax. 39.6%. it will reduce it down to 561 lump sum. the second person i would call is estate planning lawyer to see if i couldn't protect that pool of money. the third person is some type of

kind of investment vehicle to put the money in to grow it without putting into a trust. >> john: before you call the lotto. >> yes. i would prepare well before anyone knew i was the winner. and a security professional to protect my home, et cetera. and my fifth call, to john brown, to go out to a celebratory dinner. >> john: someone made the point like you do, they won. you are a target. you go from nobody knowing who you are to a big security risk because somebody could take you hostage. there's a lot of things you don't think about. >> absolutely. i include that in the five things i would do. contact security people. it would not hurt to contact your local county sheriff. you could take care of contacting the lotto and making sure that the money you were

you and you didn't lose the ticket. >> i never thought about calling the sheriff. what about family members and friends that come out of the woodwork. by the way, you owe me money. i lent you $20 which is now worth $600,000. will you hear from people you have not seen since high school. >> absolutely. if that situation presents it self, there's a statute of limb limitations. they will be foreclosed if it's 20 or 30 years ago. contact your legal counsel as to what you should do in those types of situations. >> john: and sign the ticket, make sure it's in a safe deposit box. if the house burns, you need to take action tomorrow morning, right? >> by signing the signatures, you can have hand writing specimens and a safety deposit

and contact the lottery to see how to get to them. $561 million, $27,000 a day you have to spend 7 sevens a week, every day of your life. 21 when you got it, and 78 is your life expectancy. i don't know anybody that can spend $27,000 a day besides amy kaufeldt. >> amy: hey. >>. >> john: a lot of shopping and >> that's right. >> john: attorney bob fisher, the best in town. >> amy: he is fun. >> amy: are a suspect hit an eldetermine woman in -- an elderly woman in the head. she said tv!u she was walking along south atlantic at 1:00 p.m. the attacker was a dark skinned male with a thin build and a score on the left side of his

she was worried to show her face. >> this kid came around and hit me in the side of the head. it happen so fast. all i could do is scream. i yelled help as loud as i could and he took off running. >> amy: they didn't have a motive because the suspect didn't take anything from the woman. if you have any information, contact police. >> john: orlando police are releasing new information on the murder of a man from orange county. >> reporter: they have released a surveillance picture what have could be the suspect's car. we'll show you that. the silver vehicle you see here is last seen leaving the area where the murder happened on new year's eve. someone gunned him down at the apartments. they ran after the vehicle. a silver dodge durango with tinted windows. >> a teenager won't get out of

edward kelty staying behind bars without bond. is accused of running over the officer near universal last year. the incident was caught on dash cam video. the the defense attorneys said that the officer slipped and fell. >> human remains found are being reviewed to see if they're from the missing toddler, lonzie. ebron is the one who led investigators to the site where the remains were found. >> john: a man from orlando accused of threatening a delivery driver. >> amy: it was over cold pizza of all things. he pulled a gun on the driver when he dropped off his dinner. we'll tell you what happened, next.

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we announce a >> john: 7:45 here on "good day orlando." new reports say theme parks like disney and universal are stepping up security these days. they are hiring additional security personnel in an effort to protect their guests in dangerous situations. they have not released too many details but experts say we can expect parks to hire hundreds of new staff members.

been cracking down on security, and they have added metal detectors. and cracking down on the outfits people wore at the marathons. >> amy: a man threatened a pizza delivery guy. >> john: he complained that the pigazza was called cold. and the customer gave the wrong address at first. then he arrived later. he said that the pizza was not warm enough. and told him to take it back. >> at that point in time, he had driver. he pulled out a gun and said, what did you say? the driver said, thank you. he said, i thought that's what you said or i would put a couple

head. >> the pizza delivery glie returned to to the restaurant and told his boss what happened. and police arrested the man. >> amy: in oklahoma city they tried to pull over the driver. but the driver was not going to stop. he led deputies on a high-speed chase all the way through the city. one of the deputies eventually hit the truck head on. they found a gun and a bag of methamphetamines inside of his truck after he was arrested. 7:47 right now. >> jayme: good morning. good to see your smiling faces, john, amy. everyone at home, welcome to the show. we're with you here until 10:00 a.m. a lot of the nation is on the cool side. but orlando right now 48 compared to the rest of the nation, i say, winning. we are a lot warmen than our

for sure. 48 at sanford, seminole county. orlando, 48 at the airport. tampa 50, and the same at melbourne, and melbourne beach. lower 50s along the brevard barrier islands. we have clouds. clouds actually toiling with temperatures now keeping them up versus down like we had yesterday with the clear skies we had yesterday. we'll have a wave of it cloud cover streaming high over head. i'm looking around the the cams and it's very evident that we have extra cloud cover on top to kick things off. we have the makings of a strong storm. converging with energy south of the texas area across the gulf. that should induce spin-up and an area of lower pressure. that same low will move our way about friday. what do we do with the timing

importantly, on this thing? along that boundary, by friday morning, we'll likely see showers and stronger storms breaking out. and then the modeling takes the low across northeast florida and drags the most inclement weather associated with the low and keeping it to the north. hopefully, that's how it plays out. if the low comes south more, and we adjust the weather with the tumultuous weather, we may have damaging wind gusts and isolated tornadic activity. not what you want on a friday or any time in these parts. for today, the boating forecast, seas running 4 to 6. mainly a real long period groundswell out of the northeast at 12 seconds. really spaced out. wind chop. and it's all about the mounds of water moving around. east, northeast swell showing up at 2 to 3 feet in the surf today. water temp, 64 degrees on the

northly winds 5 to 10. and high tide, 11:04 at ponce inlet. 9:53 at port canaveral. and another one into the dark of the night, the next high tide, 11:30 at ponce. and a little bit before that at port canaveral. high clouds making a move through the area. we're seeing this now likely through the course of the day. lake county in the low to mid-60s today. and the next stop showing more of the same. volusia county is . and towards the i-4 corridor. not a lot of discrepancy. low to mid-60s projected. high passing clouds. windy weather and possibly nasty weather for friday morning. not trying to scare you. i am trying to keep you upto date. as the information cups into the weather center, we'll

on air and on line. join us for the conversation. >> john: a weather baby before we get to traffic. i love the hoodies. >> amy: and bath towels. >> john: that's emma. our weather baby of the day. you can upload your weather baby pictures any time at our website at fox35orlando.com. you can see the weather baby be tab. we want to see your babies to put them here on tv. >> gina: good wednesday morning. a live look at i-4 and colonial. jammed up. no major incidents on i-4. that's the good news. we have a few crashes causing major delays here. this first one here on the 434. partially blocked at forest city road. causing significant delays. use caution in the area. i have another new crash. not causing as significant of

kirkman at vinland. causing a little bit of delay. use caution in that area. everything is starting to slow. lake mary from colonial. 26 minutes. and the 408 from the 417 to downtown, 15 minutes right now. that's it for live drive traffic. >> john: 7:51 here on good day. a florida doctor found a new find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories.

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ashley olson was strangled with a rope or cord-like object. her body was found on friday. she was living in italy to pursue a career in fashion and art. they have not identified a potential suspect? the crime. >> amy: three people are recovering after several aisles collapsed in the party city store. the pictures are crazy. it happened yesterday morning. seven aisles collapsed like dominoes. one on to the other. thankfully, all employees and customers were accounted for. it's not known what caused it to fall, but what a mess. >> john: a doctor in tampa is using a troabt do hair transplants. using a robot. it uses a high tech camera. >> constantly monitoring and taking video images of the

it creates this three dimensional map. >> john: i see a road trip in my future. doctor slusher said that the technology helps procedures be more accurate. when you get to the age where you started looking at your father and grandfather. >> amy: you look at their hair pattern. >> john: it didn't go much further back, but i better call doctor slusher. >> amy: use a little shoe polish. no one would notice. >> amy: if you are planning a ski trip. >> john: several destinations across the u.s. and canada. we'll tell you where they are.