. welcome back to "good day orlando." it is our 6:00 a.m. hour. so glad you're here. i'm amy kaufeldt. >> john: i'm john brown. we're staying on top of a weather alert. strong storms are on their way. meteorologist jayme king is tracking the storms. >> amy: breaking news this morning. a deadly crash in altamonte springs. we'll have a live update from there. plus ...

on your head, and you can't do that to the party. >> i am not going to take legal advice from donald trump. >> you don't have to. >> john: fireworks, laughs, and controversy. the two men friendly in the first debates are squaring off against each other. >> jayme: very active phase of weather. warm front in what we call the warm second torp of the approaching storm system. we're beginning to pave the atmosphere for an outbreak of rather strong weather. it's emanating out of the gust and moving our way -- moving out of the gulf. this hardly pales in comparison. some say its raining. you can see how far down the gulf the lightning detection goes.

-- arrival times, eta. ocala, that line around the panhandle, racing at 40 to 50 miles per hour to north central florida. 9:30 arrival. >> ocala. then it makes progress into mount dora. and orlando noon, and cocoa beach into the 1:00 p.m. time frame. from that point on, the system moves out into the atlantic and we say bye-bye to that and vast improvements. storm chances increasing. very windy weather. and taming tonight. it was right now around 62 at gainesville. orlando, 64. clermont, 63. melbourne, 67. very windy and stormy today. 90% changes of the rainfall sliding in. 75 on saturday. tomorrow, a great looking day.

rain chance at 50% as a stronger gulf system approaches. could be a similar looking scene on the skies and weather radar early sunday morning. keep it here. we'll keep you upto date. let's go live to jackie orozco in the streets of central florida. >> reporter: we made a little stop here at altamonte springs because there's a fatal motorcycle accident. you can see a lot of fhp officers are on the scene. they have weatherfield avenue closed as they are investigating. the man's body is here as well. we're awaiting homicide detectives. we're told they are en route. we should be learning more information on what exactly caused the crash. as of right now, only the motorcycle is involved here. we're awaiting homicide detectives to get here.

driving along i-4 and seeing rain here and there and traffic was still running smoothly. that's why we made a stop here. again, a fatal motorcycle crash here in altamonte springs. they have weatherfield avenue closed at the corner of clemson drive and weatherfield avenue. once we get more information, we don't know if this was weather related or speed related, but once we have that information, we'll let you know. >> jayme: thank you, jackie. it's been some time since we've had appreciable rains. we have a lot of settling of oils on the roadways, and when we have rain, it makes for very slick conditions. and clemson drive, a serious accident, a fatal accident, unfortunately, at weatherfield avenue. and the altamonte springs area.

slowly increasing. generally under 15 minutes for eastbound and westbound i-4. westbound leg of the 408, rouse road to downtown, 10 minutes at this time. >> john: 6:04 here on good day. developing this morning, the mother of a teenager hit and killed in orange countying is calling for action. >> amy: she wants the area made safer. her son was hit by two cars when he was trying to cross near oak ridge. >> reporter: 14-year-old michael rodriguez was killed at this intersection behind me. john young and oak ridge. the intersection was very dark. the light probably had something to do with it.

the victim's mom said her son was wearing light colored clothes. she shared her emotional plea last night. >> my son died for no reason. i think that they need to put a lot of lights there. it's too dangerous. those cars are coming too fast, too much. >> reporter: troopers confirm that the roadway was very dark. the crash is under investigation. the family plans to hold a vigil foo their son this weekend. >> john: you decide 2016. the g.o.p. presidential candidated take the stage in south carolina for the first debate. >> amy: leading up to the iowa caucuses which will be february 1. >> reporter: they kept it pretty civilized. a couple of moments where they had sparks flying. the stage was a lot smaller. only seven candidate in the

primetime event. they took questions on the economy, terrorism, and national security to name a few. and continuing questions about ted cruz's eligibility to become president donald trump trump brought up. >> there's a question mark on your head. >> i have spent my life defending the constitution and i am not going to take legal advice from donald trump. >> you don't have to. >> reporter: and he is facing scrutiny for failing to disclose the loan from goldman sachs. >> i made a paperwork error disclosing on one piece of paper than another. if that's the best hit that "the new york times" has got, they better go back to the well. >> reporter: the candidates also wefnt after democrat

>> someone who can not handle intelligence information. and someone who lies to the families of the victims of benghazi. >> if she gets elected, her first 100 days may be going back and forth between the white house and the courthouse. >> reporter: meanwhile, on the topic of the democrats, they have a debate on sunday night. they will square off in charleston, south carolina. continuing the trend of weekend debates. >> amy: two men and a juvenile accused of breaking into 22 vehicles. thomas jordan and two accomplices stole thousands of dollars of property from across the city. they admitted breaking into about 300 cars and only stole from those that were not locked. >> amy: we're still waiting to find out who won the powerball

jackpot in melbourne. >> john: they are all quiet at this moment. chino hills california, and tennessee, and melbourne. $327 million after taxes. $200 million and change. the florida winner has 180 days to claim. the rumor is they live a few miles from where the publix was sold. media outletted swarmed the been confirmed. >> amy: i don't blame her. >> john: and 19-year-old frederick walker of sanford won $2 million. he bought the ticket at a save a ton store in lake mary. he said he had never purchased a lottery ticket before. others won $2 million prize because they paid for the extra power play option. >> amy: the markets rally

and one of the best days since we've had since early december. lauren simonetti is joining us. >> reporter: good to see you. it was a great day yesterday. the biggest gains we have seen all year. we'll take it. we needed it. we hoped for follow through today, but this morning the dow is crumble more than 260 points. oil prices dipped, and the chinese market dipped into fair market, and it's down 20%. those are pieces of bad information that are really smacking the stock market this morning. it seems like yesterday's big gains were a one time thing. >> amy: oh, boy. that's not what we wanted to hear. maybe next week we'll see improvement. >> amy: lauren, if you stayed a the a high high

>> reporter: if you stayed at a hyatt, or one of its brands, or gotten a massage you want to be careful. mal-with malware was found at 250 different properties. they can get access to your personal information. >> amy: check your credit card statement? what should you do? >> reporter: yes. check your credit card statement. if the hotel didn't say hyatt, but said another one of its brands, just be careful here. >> amy: you can catch more of lauren on the fox business network. go to foxsiness.com/channel finder. >> john: orange county deputies arrest three people for trying to sell tickets to the theme parks. >> amy: how they tried to dupe

people to thinking they could go to disney. >> amy: we have more on the arrest for a of a man. >> jayme: showers are break out.

and heading to an >> amy: breaking news this morning. authorities are searching for a missing 11-year-old boy from sanford. the quality of the picture is not that great. we'll put it up on our website as well. he was last seen wednesday in the 1400 block of oak springs lane in sanford. he was seen wearing a long sleeved gray and black shirt. green sweat pants and black shoes. if you have seen him, you are asked to call police right away. they are concerned for his safety. >> amy: crime alert. three people busted in orange county accusedded of reselling used tickets from theme parks. >> reporter: investigators said that they were buying used multi-day disney passes with

reselling them from a discount. >> that's crazy. >> reporter: according to the arrest affidavit, two undercover deputies went up to the ticket counter yesterday and asked for the tickets and paid $130 each. they were told they were buying someone else's tickets that had multi-day uses but were not used. they assured them that although the deal sounded, quote, shady, it wasn't illegal. the arrest affidavit told detectives if they had trouble with giving their fingerprints at the entrance to, quote, keep trying and if anyone asks tell them they beught the tickets from billy boys.

disney looked them up. they had already been used four of the five days, and disney security informed that all three suspects had been kicked out of their parks before because of similar schemes. >> jayme: accuweather forecast update. a very active scene taking place not only on top of the state but out over the gulf of mexico. you can see that line raking through the spur of the panhandle prompting a tornado warning. that line continues moving out towards our state capital, tallahassee, along the i-10 corridor. let's dissect the whole deal with the weather. a very active scene, as i mentioned. we have been trackerring this -- tracking this now since the forms inception. it's taken a few days for it to play out, and here we go. the rain is breaking out. the warm front continues to lift northbound.

heaviest towards tampa bay. a few nuggets sliding through and slickening up roadways. consider that for the early morning commute on this friday morning. this is going to be what i call the main event by about mid-morning. let's look at the lightning detection which is going off. we continue around tallahassee with an active warning. it looks like an ongoing tornado warning right now. that's the deal. within some of the bands you get a lot of rotation. there's a lot of spin in the atmosphere, around the panhandle, and beginning to develop. and we want you to be safe and secure. estimated times of arrival with the main event coursing through the panhandle. towards the gainesville area, closer to 8:00 or 8:30. then that slides down to ocala, marion county. and mounted dora, 11:00 a.m. through orlando, cocoa beach, from lunk time into the early

and it's a computer simulation as to how it will play eut. arrival time around the noon hour. sanford, seminole, all the way up coastal volusia, and raking through polk counties and the four corners area and the theme park region. if you are visiting, do know this is a developing weather situation. at epcot and disney and the theme parks, be mindful of the weather, and seek shelter immediately once this stuff starts knocking on the door. just after, towards the 2:00 p.m. time frame, raking through coastal brevard. drawing a bead on vero beach. after that the front sweeps out. the scawl line exits out into the distant atlantic to bring in a calmer, westerly air flow. by tomorrow, it looks like a fantastic day taking shape.

high of 75, and no chance of rain until late saturday night, early sunday when another low comes in and similar to the situation playing out at this time. storm chances increase through the noon hour. 75 by 2:00 p.m. 72 by 5:00 p.m. current live local temperatures showing 6 3r0s. the warm front continues to lift. warmest air near melbourne and melbourne beach. golf forecast for today, you maintain with a to make other plans. very windy weather overall on the golf scene today. first system number one exits, and then there's number of two. the modeling is struggling to the placement of the low, is it down to the south or up to the north and how it may or may not effect central florida. keep it here. we'll do our very best to keep you upto date at home.

stormy times. and then sunday morning again a chance. and then rain chances go to zero. highs in the upper 50s by tuesday. breezy, and lows around 39 that morning. that's your forecast. let's talk live drive traffic. ms. gina is off. and a serious and fatal accident. jackie orozco was there a if youen minutes ago and showed us. our thoughts and prayers. and an accident at pine hills avoid that at all costs. i am assuming it's off to the side. eastbound and westbound i-4 looking mighty fine. the westbound leg of 408, 10 minutes of travel time.

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>> john: gathering to show frustrations with lawmakers. teachers with employees joined in the rally. they want more focus on classroom learning and less focus on standardized tests. they said it's not fair to the teachers and the students and they were protesting that they are not being paid enough. >> amy: consideration of delaying school start times for high schoolers. they will come up with eight different options and decided what they like from there. it would cost millions of dollars because mostly they would need to buy more school busses and hire more drivers. >> john: a family sounds an alarm after two pets were shot to death. >> amy: where they worry that

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we'll have the latest on whereas last seen and clues that could help bring him home. >> john: more breaking news this morning. a deadly crash in altamonte springs. we have live pictures from the scene. >> amy: a weather alert. the radar lit up with rain, strong storms headed this direction. meteorologist jayme king is tracking the storms this morning. he has a look at what we can expect and when. >> john: that's the key. when? >> jayme: i think the bus stop forecast this morning, showery activity. warm front now is continuing to lift up and over the region. what we're doing now is paving the way. priming the local weather environment, the atmosphere, with a lot of juice and energy to bring this thing in by about mid-morning. a sharp squall line continuing mexico. has brought some severe weather to the panhandle and continues to race our way at 40 to 350

it'll be knocking on the door and coming into the fox 35 viewing area. the lightning has been prolific. flashing down into the southern gulf of mexico. the line, the radar beam cuts off, so we don't have a clear, concise image. lightning detection does not shut off. we show it all the way down into the open waters of the gulf. initially rain breaking out and then the big one gets here. ed tracking, gainesville and ocala, in the time frame of 8:00 to 9:30 for ocala. sooner for you guys in alachua county. we have a lot of viewers in gainesville. and orlando, 12:00 p.m. and then cocoa beach, early afternoon hours. then the entire thing sweeps into the distant atlanta and we say bye-bye to it. it looks like a decent saturday taking shape. but we have to get through the rough stuff first. mid to late morning.

bringing in the squally weather. by 2:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. it's much better. we cool things down, winds decrease and we clear out a lot of this really inclement stuff. temperatures through the 60s and 70s near 730 70 melbourne. 90% chance of shower and storm activity. then again, potentially, by early sunday morning. we'll watch that again. and then temperatures really take a dive into the 50s. lows could be down into the mid-to-upper 30s. that's metro orlando, so much colder on the outskirts. we have jackie orozco leave on the streets this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jayme king. right now in altamonte springs, troopers have weathersfield avenue closed due to a fatal motorcycle accident. homicide detectives just arrived here a few minutes ago taking

measurements and pictures of the accident. we have fhp,ality month police, and winter springs police investigating. the motorcycle is the only one out here. we don't know if another car was involved, hit the motorcycle and took off, or speed was a factor. but when we did arrive, the roads were wet. i talked to a neighbor who said she sees cars speeding up and down this hill every day. so, again, we're still waiting for homicide detectives to talk with us. right now they're quite busy taking pictures and measurements of the scene. this is a fatal motorcycle accident that happened just before 5:00 a.m. this morning. earlier today we were just along along i-4 checking out the roads. it was a little wet here and there, rain, but most of all, during that time traffic seemed pretty well, but let's get your full traffic report with jayme king. back to you. >> jayme: . jackie, thank you. live drive traffic time.

jackie has been bringing us traffic. >> reporter:s all morning long. unsure if it's weather related, that crash. keep in mind, all of the saturated roads and all of the water coming down from the sky, that rainfall is taking shape. it looks like things could get slick, so slow it down. give yourself time and distance between each consecutive car. don't pile in on our neighbor. for more, again, on weather, trafficker anything else you need, visit fox35orlando.com. >> amy: more breaking news. authorities are searching for a sanford. this is a statewide alert this morning. de-onbundic was last seen wednesday afternoon in the 1400 block of oak springs lane in sanford. a long gray and black shirt, long sleeved, green sweat pants

seminole county sheriff's office is still investigating and they will give us an,m this morning. >> john: donald trump and senator ted cruz battling it out in the latest g.o.p. debate. >> amy: you are choking and so am i. >> john: the candidates struggles to get much attention. >> reporter: it may have narrowed down the large field of republicans. >> the good news, the next commander-in-chief is standing on the stage. >> reporter: three candidates standing out from the pack. during a ruthless debate. >> i would say 30 bucs on trump, 30 bucks on cruice, marco, and then again on chris christie. >> reporter: they continue to question ted cruz. >> who the knows if you can serve in office. you should get a declaratory judgment and let the courts decide. >> reporter: cruz not backing

down. calling out trump. >> in september, my friend donald said that he had his lawyers look at this from every which way, and there was no issue there. nothing to this further issue. then in september the constitution cause -- since september, the constitution has not changed, but the poll numbers have. >> reporter: senator marco rubio picking his fights and scoring points against cruz. >> we all saw your flip your vote in ethanol own iowa because of the same reason. that's political calculation. >> reporter: the only thing they seemed to agree on is beating hillary clinton at any cost. >> put someone on the stage in september who will fight hillary clinton and make sure she never, ever gets in the white house again. >> reporter: the next debate, january 28 on fox news channel. >> john: orlando magic trip to

england ends with disappointment. >> reporter: aside from the last, an incredible atmosphere. the tickets sold out within an hour. they fell short against the raptors. a big fourth quarter rally brings the magic back. it goes into overtime. and kyle lowry steals the ball. that put the raptors ahead for good. 106-103 the magic falls. they'll be back home in atlanta and then here home on wednesday. promotingdy cutter to the head coach. he guided to one of the best statistical seasons. and when lovie smith went out, they thought that dirk cutter would be in line. they'll make it official to introduce, which they don't

really need to do, their new head coach. >> amy: everyone there knows him. >> reporter: that's right. a man that need noz introduction. >> john: it's still illegal to live with your significant other if you are not married. >> amy: it's punishable by a fine or time in jail. the fight in florida to get that outdated law repealed. 6:37 right now.

>> jayme: jayme king with the fox 35 weather center. we're watching the scene slowly play out across central and north central florida. we have showers on the lighter side breaking out. the cluster of showers developing south of tampa, towards port charlotte and for myers may affect brevard county, that will be wave one. wave two is over the panhandle and rapidly streaming our way. isolated pockets to strong to severe weather. we'll update you in a full detailed weather forecast coming minutes. >> john: it is a strange law, but it's been on the books a long time. in florida you are supposed to be married if you want to live with your significant other. >> amy: the penalty is $500 and a fine or 60 days in a jail. the law dates all the way back to 1868. florida and michigan are the

still exists. the same bill in the house has not had a hearing but legislators will have until march to get it passed. >> john: the first big snowfall of the season brought more than a foot of snow to some areas in the northeast. that just looks bad, it? and freezing temperatures in the midwest. ice and slippery roads led to quite a few accidents. temperatures are expected to rise in the northeast in the next couple of days before dropping back well below freezing. next week looks really nasty for some of the cities. >> amy: it does. >> john: as synonymous to money

>> amy: what will be removed >> john: 6:45 here on "good day orlando." we have a live look at i-4 and ivanhoe boulevard. it's moving along so far so good. the pavement looks a little wet. not a lot of rain. but it was a little slick. jayme, it was a little slick. >> jayme: slight shower. >> john: we have big time showers coming in and jayme have that coming up.

whether a case should be delayed. >> amy: . lewis to toledo is accused of killing his wife and two young children. he would face a possible death sentence if convicted. now prosecutors are asking for a 60 day delay to sort out the impact of the supreme court decision. >> john: a suspicious death as a homicide. the man's body was found behind a nightclub on wednesday. 43-year-old essex taylor the iii. police say they do not yet have a cause of death though. >> amy: volusia county deputies are searching for the person who shot and killed a family's pet last week. a lake helen's family goose and duck were found dead and then a cat was found dead. they believe that children were to blame.

safety and are sending out a warning to the community. >> john: here's jayme king with accuweather forecast time. it's bad here. look at georgia. >> jayme: yeah. our panhandle. approaching the big bend. that's a very, very vigorous squall line embedded. some rotation detected. s this the same deal coming into our area. the showers breaking out, and the warm front is coursing north of orlando. some of the rain has the propensity to be strong. if you follow the trajectory here, it looks like it wants to wind up around brevard countyish. there may be a heavier time of rain for you in coastal brevard. all eyes on this as it continues to shift our way. some of the companying showing -- computerring is showing rotation. not to say we're going to have definite tornadoes spinning up,

but you have a situation like this, and the tremendous energy and the spin in the local weather atmosphere, we find it developing across the viewing area. isolated tornadoes. have a plan, inform your family, be cautious, and be aware. download the fox 35 weather app. if we are not on the air come 10:00 a.m., we'll be on the air if warnings come down for the national weather service, and we'll be on twitter, and facebook, and we'll bring you live weather updates throughout the day. and live weather radar showing how the lightning goes out into the southern and central gulf of mexico. lighter rain here, and heavier here, and very, very drastic changes within the squall line, the band of weather moving through the panhandle at this time. warm front buried in under the cloud cover. not a lot of sunshine potential. mid-to-late afternoon perhaps. as this sweeps off into the eastern side of the state we'll

generally speaking, stormy times ahead. estimated time of arrival. ocala, 9:30, mount dora, 11:00 a.m., then orlando, and cocoa beach, as we sweep these thing through. don't focus on just one community i have laid out here. this is pretty much all of lake county. it'll extend to coastal volusia as the line continues to make progress. again, stay with us. we'll continue to update you, live weather radar imagery. and on our fox 35 weather app. great weather radar. very similar to what we show you each and every day on the local newscast. temperatures hrough the 60s. not a lot of variance. stuck in the general zone for much of the morning. storm chances increase. and by 2:00 p.m., clouds sleel thinning with better weather heading towards the evening hours and overnight. the front number one sliding

in the wings. another low approaching the sunshine state as late as saturday night into sunday morning. what does that mean as of now? i leave the rain chance at 50% late saturday into early sunday. it may very well be a similar situation to what we're dealing with right now. and keep it here. we'll keep you upto date. behind the secondary system, really seeing a big, big cool down. temperatures dropping way down for early next week. wake-up temps by tuesday morning, likely through the 30s in many locations. beach forecast, 2 to 3 feet for surf zones. wind and groundswell continues. very, very gusty winds. early high tide for ponce inlet. and bump back up high at 12:42 and local water temperatures are through the 60s.

primarily through the mid-707s for daily highs. and tonight, blend of 50s and 60s. no chance of rain saturday, morning low at 56. and then another system impacts the region on sunday. and then decreasing temperatures early next week. lows in the 30s on tuesday morning. brrr will be the word there-and now it's live drive traffic. a motorcycle involved a fatality unfortunately. a serious accident at clemson drive and weatherfields avenue in altamonte springs. an accident at pine hills road. drive time it, westbound and eastbound looking fine. it's a little slick on the roadways.

some areas, so slow it down. and i-4 eastbound to westbound. and the 528, beach line, 417 to obt, 27 minutes of travel time. visit our website at fox35orlando.com for more travel tips. >> amy: time to look at some of the trending headlines. lawsuit demands that we remove in god we trust from our money. a new lawsuit argues that the phrase being on the currency is unconstitutional. the argument is that it violates church and state. it puts a burden on atheists to release the statement. they previously have removed under god. >> amy: electric car boasts

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other remains and signs were around showing surveillance cameras but there were not surveillance cameras. >> amy: a new battle over uber in mimey. . ride sharing service is asking the public to write to commissioners to try to keep uber in miami county. the measure would make it impossible for uber to continue operating at all. the commissioners will meet to vote on that ordinance on wednesday. >> john: breaking news out of seminole county. >> amy: authorities are searching for a missing

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