america runs on dunkin'. >> john: 7:00 a.m. here on your friday morning. i got the day right today. >> amy: yay. >> john: and it's payday too. >> amy: a dicey friday. >> john: welcome. i am john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. we're following this breaking news. authorities across the state are searching for this little boy from sanford. he's 11 years old. we'll have the latest on where he was last seen and clues that could help to bring him home. >> john: troopers on the scene of a deadly motorcycle crash. >> amy: a weather alert. the radar is lit up this morning. look at that. my goodness, the panhandle is a real mess. the folks in georgia are

we're heading to jayme king. >> jayme: showers since 4:00 a.m. you see this cluster of heavier stuff slowly gelling together, and wants to likely get in crossing through the peninsula and maybe indian river. don't think we find anything severe. it'll rain pretty darn good. and the potential for it back through here. i've been monitoring this line. a little bit of a twist and turn. and that's indicative of the energy we have, and who we call the spin in the local atmosphere. it could bring in rotating thunderstorms in the region by mid-to-late morning. you see here the lightning detection is going off this morning. heavy duty rain. the lightning goes out into the southern and central gulf of mexico. let me convey the estimated time of arrival, or eta for the

8:00 a.m. hour in the alachua county area. gainesville, specifically. our gainesville viewers. a heads up towards 8:00, 8:30. it'll be rockin' and rollin' pretty goot good up that away. orlando around the lunch time hour, cocoa beach. into the early afternoon time frame. after that, everything making progress in the distant atlanta. we calm down in a big, big way heading into the afternoon and evening hours. it's been a warm one indeed today. a warm one as well. dew points are slowly increasing. that's fuel for the fire once the activity manages to get in here. storm chance increasing by 11:00 a.m. 71 and 75 after 2. after that point, things really calm down. tomorrow, perfecto. look at the numbers here at 75. then another low out of the region early sunday morning.

could bring another boost of shower and storm activity during that time. much colder into next week. 58 no a high on tuesday and lows nearing 39. drive times, maitland to colonial. and keep in mind that the roadways are slick. it's been a while since we've had any appreciable rain. so, of course, at intersections, local streets and everyone i-4 i suppose, a lot of oil has settled and when we get rain, it lifts up the oil, and then it gets slick. so give yourself plenty of room between cars. we had a fatal accident. and jackie orozco is live on the scene in the altamonte springs area. jackie, what do you know? >> reporter: good morning, jayme king. we're working with detectives

the fatal motorcycle accident. it's still lying in the middle of the street, and so is that man's body. homicide detectives are actively working the scene. weatherfield avenue is closed between duke. andality month police, and winter springs officers are on the scene. and they are taking measurements and pictures of the accident. we don't know if another car was involved and hit the car and took off or if spheed was a factor. when we arrived, the roads were pretty wet. once we have new information, we'll let you know. reporting live here in altamonte springs, jackie orozco, fox 35 news. >> amy: more breaking news. authorities are searching for a missing 11-year-old boy. he is from seminole county. ryan has the latest on that. >> reporter: this picture already making the rounds around social media, which is what we

need, and authorities need as well. an alert for 11-year-old dejaun bundick. he was seen on oak springs lane in sanford. west of i-4. another look at the statewide alert. he was last seen wearing a long sleeve back and green sweatshirt. we have calling in looking for more information. but certainly the main goal for the public is to share that picture and be on the lookout. we'll continue to follow this story. >> john: the mother of a teenager hit and killed in orange county is calling for action. >> amy: she wants the area where her son was killed to be made safer for people who were walking. 14-year-old michael rod reeg rodriguez was killed when trying to cross john young parkway.

those who are walking >> my son died for some reason, they need to put a lot of light there. it's too dangerous. those cars are coming too fast, too much. >> amy: a sad story there. the troopers are investigating but they said that the road is very dark in the area. >> john: the g.o.p. presidential candidates take the stage in south carolina for their first debate of 2016. >> amy: leading up to the iowa february 1. the debate in north charleston was a little bit different. the stage was smaller. only seven candidates. hosted by the fox business network. they took questions on economy, and terrorism, and national security. and donald trump raised questions about ted cruz's birth. >> there's a big question mark on your head, and you can't to that to the party. >> i have spent my entire life defending the constitution in

i tell you i am not going to be taking legal advice from donald trump. >> you don't have to. >> amy: he's facing criticism for taking a contributions. >> i made a paperwork error. if that's the best that the new "the new york times" has got, they better go back to the well. >> they took shots at democrat hillary clinton as well. >> if you can't handle intelligence information, you can not be commander-in-chief, and lying to the victims families on benghazi. >> if elected, her first 100 days instead of setting an agenda, she may be going back and forth from the white house to the courthouse.

in charleston south carolina on saturday. >> amy: thomas jordan and two accomplices stole thousand of dollars from vehicles, police said. the trio admitted to breaking into 300 cars and only stole from those that were not locked. >> amy: we're awaiting word on who won the powerball jackpot. >> john: none of the winners have been identified. chino hills california, mumford, tennessee. and melbourne, florida. lump sum, $327 million. $200 million and some change after taxes. the florida winner has 180 days to claim winnings. the rumor is that the winner lives near the publix. media surround a woman's house

but they didn't get any information. >> 19-year-old man won $2 million. he bought the ticket at the save a ton story in lake mary. he had never purchased a lottery ticket before it was said. others won the $2 million instead of the $1 million power play option. >> amy: new details on the hotels. >> john: the hotel chain released a list of impacted locations and there are several here in central florida. #. >> john: three people accused of reselling discount tickets to disney. the information you need to know passes. >> jayme: weather radar is blowing up on this friday morning. we have showers for metro orlando. heavier rain across coastal brevard. and a squall line marching

it means a l >> amy: welcome back. we want to update the breaking news. the missing 11-year-old boy from

found this morning. dejaun bundick was located in home. released. again, this boy has been found in the woods behind his home in sanford. good news for that story. >> amy: acrime alert. three people busted akeusessed of reselling used tickets. >> john: they were said to have been selling out of a gas station. >> reporter: investigators say that the trio was buying used multi-day disney passes with extra days left on them and reselling them from a discount ticket counter-at the gas station 100 yards away from the disney entrance at highway 535. something tourists were surprised by. >> that's crazy. >> that's wrong. >> reporter: according to the arrest affidavit, two undercover deputies went up to the ticket counter and asked for two day each.

someone else's multi-day tickets with left over days not used. the suspects even gave deputies names to use at the park if doesny officials approached them. and they assured them, even if it sounded shady, it was not illegal. the suspect told detectives if they had trouble with giving thairg fingerprints at the entrance to, quote, keep trying and if anyone asks tell them they bought the tickets from billy boys. they left with the tickets and called the disney and they had been used four of 9 five days. and they informed the the vects that all three suspects had been kicked out of their park before because of similar schemes. >> amy: on the business watch, new information on the malware found at about 250 hyatt hotels. >> john: a list of impacted locations. three hotels here in central florida.

between august until december of last year. the orlando hyatt regency, grand cypress, hyatt regency orlando, and hyatt regency airplane. airport. could have taken credit and debit numbers. >> john: today's tumble in china may kill some of the momentum from yesterday. it closed with its best day since early december yesterday. the s&p 500 went up 1.7%, and nasdaq up 2%. the gains came after a calmer day in china. but asian markets began to drop again. the fed has impacted future interest rate hikes and say they could be delayed by the slowing economy. >> john: 7:15 here on "good day orlando." here's your accuweather forecast. hi, jayme.

and i've been monitoring this, south of town, towards the southern end of palm bay. the next wave is reloading. priming the atmosphere for what i call the main event. the computers are showing twisting and turning and that's called a sheer marker. indicating rotation within the storms that are out in the gulf, still out at south sea, but nonetheless moving in our direction. keep in mind, this is a developing weather situation. i am not here to scare the day lights out of you, this is for you to be conscious and aware. be aware where you are located and have a plan if we, in fact, see rotation indicated on doppler radar we could find ourselves dealing with isolatedded tornadoes. not to say it's going to happen, but the wind, and the energy, certainly bodes a bit better in regards to getting twisting and

we have had stronger storms and severe weather at our state capital in tallahassee. you can see the cluster of a precursor to the main squall line. the line goes all the way out into the southern and central gulf of mexico. a prolific lightning producing. if i were to zoom in, 1,000 or plus strike right now. be mindful. the eta, estimated time of arrival for the cells to come marching through for the 8:00 a.m. time frame. as we get to marion county, ocala, 9:30. mount dora, 11:00 a.m. and orlando, heads up, noon hour. and cocoa beach, brevard county getting raked pretty good between noon and 1:00 p.m. the entire system shifts off shore then and moves away. atw# 12:20, . and then extending through the

be very mindful at the theme parks if. you don't want to be stuck outdoors. and this is helping to push this off shore. and indian river county and portions of brevard likely dealing with tremendous storms during that time. overall, the instability, the energy in the atmosphere is a little more concentrated heading south of orlando. once that clear, more of a westerly air flow. we bring in yet another storm saturday night into late sunday morning. this, in turn, you can see how it increases clouds and another sharp rise in rain chances. be mindful of that. we could see a similar situation playing out during that time. we're in the 60s. and it's pretty warm. warm and sticky. and we should see southerly winds cramping up. cranking up.

very windy, 5:00 p.m. 72. and tonight, 67 at 8:00. we'll likely find an area of low pressure spinning up over the northern or even central gulf by late saturday night and marching steadily to the area on sunday. a sharp you have tick in clouds to the stwral and north central portion of the state. we find the low developing over the gulf. gradually, moving our way with an outbreak of storms ahead of that. that's one thing we'll be watching. the secondary system moves on through. a reinforcing cold front will rake the region. and the temperatures will be in a spiral here into early next week. outlined here in the seven-day forecast, highs by monday, 60. mid-to-upper 50s are not entirely out of the question. tuesday, a high of 58. lows may very well be down into

i think we mitigate the threat of a freeze but you never know. there's an arctic doaks it and -- arctic connection and there could be a shifting. live drive traffic. we have had a scene at clemson, altamonte springs, a very serious accident. a fatality, unfortunately, involving a motorcycle. weathersfield avenue. i believe that the road is closed in some form or fashion. authorities are on the scene and conducting an investigation to find out what transpired in that particular area. in atlantic drive, an accident on pine hills. eastbound and westbound i-4 under 10 minutes. in the green, 408 to downtown, 10 minutes. i have one pump patrol. south kirkman and metro west boulevard.

head to our websites, news, weather, traffic, and pump patrol pricing at fox35orlando.com. >> john: thank you, sir. it's 7:20. some people are trying something new in 2016. they say they're giving up alcohol all month. >> amy: the entire month. it's called dry january. have you heard of this in we'll ask a local doctor of the potential benefits for people by avoiding alcohol for four straight weeks. could you do it? that's the big question, on a friday, and especially with the radar looking like that, jayme king.

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>> jayme: we are tracking some tremendous storm coverage moving our way. you see it over the panhandle. there's some rotation, some spin within the line. that concerns us as well as the in threat setting up south of tampa. it could get into brevard county and out towards indian river, and sebastian inlet within the next hour, hour and a half. it's speeding up. and the strength is maintaining. we're tracking it all live for you.

your full weather update coming up. >> john: we want to say good morning to our fox 35 friend of the day. you can find us by going to facebook and searching for fox 35. >> amy: we are about two weeks into the new year now. instead of dieting, some of you are taking part of something called dry january. you give up alcohol for the entire month. some researchers say it can help to jump start better drinking habits for several month, maybe the whole year. but it also creates other changes. here to talk to us about it is doctor matthew knight. one of the things that's interesting about this, if you only do it for a month, but don't make lifestyle changes going forward, is it really doing good? >> that's the criticism. you do a boom arrang diet thing. february 1 rolls around and it's part time. you assess your relationship with food, or alcohol, and see

when february 1 rolls around, maybe have a better attitude towards alcohol and the effect it has on our life. the real reality is that american -- many americans drink more than heavily, two drinking per day. and alcohol related work stoppages. you can get different problems. you can reassess where you are. taib the month, and realize that you don't have to have the beverage to be social. >> amy: or just have one beverage. moderation. benefits of drinking red wine, but i think the problem is we maybe imbibe too much. >> articles show that red wine

there's just as much effect to show sha drinking has negative health effect, including breast cancer. take people who smoke. they get in the car and smoke a cigarette, coming home from a long day of work and have a cigarette. alcohol plays that same role in people's lives. they have one drink, and then it becomes two or three. in england, they had a study. and in a small group they studied they saw really crazy changes in the 30 days off. and 70% reduction, and a third stopped drinking all together by take, off the 30 days. one group did it and one group didn't. like you guys, normal everyday people that worked at a magazine. they saw a 20% reduction in the

fat in the liver. 15% reduction in sleep. and 15% reduction for stopping drinking for 31 days. >> amy: try it and let us know. >> you're halfway through the month. through valentine's day. >> amy: there you go. thank you for joining us, as always. >> john: stop drinking with with all of the debates going on? you decide, 2016 g.o.p. republican hopefuls took the stage. three political analysts in our studio to talk about how the candidates did last night. >> jayme: we're watching the vigorous line of thunderstorms moving out of the panhandle. moving to the area into north central and east central. count on it in the gainesville area, moving rapidly in your

mid-and late morning on the eastern side of the state. we'll monitor the situation and

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rain makes corn, corn makes whiskey >> john: that means we'll have a lot of corn and whiskey soon. jayme king will have more straight ahead on your friday morning. welcome back. i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. obviously, the weather is a big deal. we're tracking strong storms. jayme will have an updated coverage in just a second. >> john: we have live coverage. fox 35's jackie orozco is chasing the storms. we're going where the storms will be hitting first. you need to be aware of what's going on. >> amy: let's get over to jayme. that radar is looking pretty nasty. >> some of the most intense signatures we have seen in a long time around here. the weather adage, humpinger on

good thing to do as this moves on through. ed vigorous squall line is increasing in speed. likely to effect in alachua county, and gainesville into the 8:00 a.m. hour. then it makes a move, it looks like into lake and marion county, and ocala region, and south of that into the midand late morning time frame. some rain trying to get into the melbourne area. passing down the south. and the next cluster. and it'll promote rather heavy rainfall. this concerns us here. we may see slight tornadic activity. lightning detection is going down into the southern gulf of mexico. reaching and rather impactful, to say the least. estimated time in ocala, 9:30. mount dora, 11:00 a.m. and seminole, orange counties,

and the four corners and into polk around acknowledge. and cocoa beach around 1:00 p.m. polk county around noon. we may need to adjust back or account for a more vigorous system. we'll keep you up-to-date. 60s from the far north to the far south. storm chances increasing. very windy. then tonight, looking good. scattered clouds and delightful. saturday no chance for rain. another gulf system knocking on the door. and rain chance on the rise early sunday morning. distinct drop in temps early next week. 58 on tuesday. wake up temperatures by tuesday morning may very well be down in the mid-to-upper 30s. a arctic, polar connection with the next front moving in late in the weekend. let's talk live coverage with jackie orozco. we're waiting for the storms to move in.

she's out on the local highways to bring us the very latest. jackie, what do you know? >> reporter: good morning, jayme. we are on the 414, and we'll be on the 420. we're heading towards the turnpike and ocala. just as you mentioned -- we're seeing rain, and it's not stopped raining since 5:00 a.m. this morning. right now being on the roads it's been clear. traffic is running smoothly. but a half hour ago we were at a fatal motorcycle crash in altamonte springs. and fhp told me that speed and wet roads plays a a part. a trooper was telling me to please tell the viewers to drive safely this morning. again, the roads are slick out here. stay with fox 35 news, your weather authority, and jayme

you head out the door and what you need to know. eastbound and westbound we've got -- i-4 at this time. you can see what's going on with the drive times at 10 minutes. >> john: today a judge is expected to decide if a death penalty case in volusia county should be delayed. >> amy: ryan hasser who. >> reporter: good morning. the supreme court declared that florida's death penalty was unconstitutional. it set a lot of these things in motion. luis to loado is accused of killing his wife and her two children. they are asking for a 60 day delay to sort out the impact of the supreme court decision. the defense is fighting against the lay delay. >> a death ising with

the body was found behind a nightclub. they do not have the cause of death at this time. in vrchghts volusia county, looking for a person who shot and killed a family's pet, in fact, more than one pet. a googles and duck turned up dead in a yard. on tuesday the neighbor's cat was killed. they think that kids are involved. they are sending out a warning to media about the community. >> donald trump and ted cruz. >> john: they've been going back and forth in the media. last night they were side by side. reacting to a comment about trump's new york values. >> many, many wonderful men and women in the state of new york been but everyone understands

that the values in new york city are socially liberal or proabortion or pro gay marriage and focus around the money or the media. >> when the world trade center came down, i saw something that no place on earth could have handled more beautifully, more humanely than new york. >> john: florida senator marco rubio took a shot of a cruz last night. >> we all saw you flip your vote on ethanol in iowa for the same reason. that's not consistent conservatism, that's political calculation. >> and jeb bush went after hillary clinton. >> everybody's record will be scrutinized. at the end of the day, we need to unite behind the winner to can defeat hillary clinton.

>> john: we have two hours to get through, three political analysts and not a lot of time. >> we didn't allow earnest into the studio with us, so we will go to you first. what did you think of last night? >> i think it was, to)p86 a certain extent, a little bit of what we have been seeing for a long time, what's been brewing for a long timeed. ted v. donald trump, and what most impressed me though i thought this was the coming out party for chris christie. a guy, for many year, seen as the front runner in the heir apparent. he was sort of produced to the second tier debate. last night he came out swinging. at the current administration. came out swing at what he would describe as a catastrophe if hillary clinton were elected.

swings against his republican rivals. he was not intimidated or afriday. had substantive comments. he ended with a man that that i think is for him going forward, he's a fighter. >> i think the night went for ted cruz. i thought he did very well. the only weak exchange was with moob and it was not that bad. and donald trump had a little bit more fun. he looked more likable and i thought marco rubio had a strong night. >> karl, who wins your vote? >> between cruz and trump. i think cruz had an opportunity to put trump away but i think he messed up with your new york values argument. if he had framed it new york republican, i think he would have made a bigger impact and

but cruz was able to smack drufn down. but he messed up because he gave donald trump the opportunity to humanize himself. marco rubio came in a strong second. i really think chris christie, i have to disagree with earnest, i think he had a horrible debate. he's sounding the same. marco rubio and jeb bush -- sorry, jeb bush and chris christie were going to team up against marco rubio. it didn't happen. rubio came out a strong second. and chris risty sounded the same. >> john: the whole new york value thing. it doesn't resonate with me at all. i thought marco rubio stood out. it seems he had very valuable points and made his point well. he's gotten better as the debates go on. >> i completely agree. one thing he has gotten more comfortable with increasing his tone. one of the gifts that donald

panel moving forward is embracing the demandel mantel of anger. coming off the address, and the the governor haley response. both sort of railed against him specifically and republicans in general for having too harsh of a tone. marco rubio was much stronger and enthusiastic. and very quickly, he made a point against ted cruz, 11 or 12 thingsy cruz flipped his vote. and cruz's response, half of those things that marco said were not true. if half were not true, then half were true. i think that marco rubio did a good job of controlled air aggression and great excitement, enthusiasm. >> that's a good lawyer there. he's good at math too. cuts right through it. frank, where do we go from here. trump, cruz, marco. is it time for the rest to step

aside? seems no one is making waves. >> all eyes to iowa. and then everybody else checking down to new hampshire. jeb's last stand could be new hampshire. for the next couple weeks, trump and cruz. expect a tough battle. >> where do we go from here? >> cruz and trump continuing to surge. rubio looked really good. you have to look towards new hampshire. you see in rubio just a great speaker. i think that's going to carry the day for those three. the others right now, unless a miracle in new hampshire, i don't see much of a hope. carl jackson show.com. >> orlando politics.com. >> follow me on facebook or twitter. >> john: you guys are world wide. big, big panel today. thanks, guys. good to see you.

jayme king has the other big news story. >> jayme: it's all about the weather this morning. heavy rain trying to get into brevard county. it's making an approach south of tampa. moving towards brevard. that big one. the gulf. the big sharp line, a squall line moving rapidly towards the state and into the panhandle and

we're tracking physician >> amy: welcome back. breaking news out of hawaii. 12 u.s. military members, we believe they're marine, are feared dead after two military choppers collided over the waters near oahu, the north shore of oahu. it's being reported they have found a debris field and empty

life raft and they found fire on the water when they got out to the scene. both choppers had six military members on board. 12 in all. rough waters making it difficult for the coast guard. we want to get over to jayme. a little dicey, jayme. >> jayme: what concerns us is rainfall falling around. massive coverage out of southwest florida. likely to impact the space coast within an hour, maybe less, maybe a smidge more. this is what concerns us though. a tremendous line of thunderstorms. a bit of rotation in some of the cells as they make an approach south of the big bend region. getting into possibly alachua county, for our gainesville ruers between 8:00 a.m. and 9:00. it'll jump over i-75 and head into your general area.

here's the leading thrust from southwest to north and east. outside of that, rains are lighter and slighter. at least in comparison. that's one thing we watch during this time. taking a look, watching and waiting, this is our storm volume scan. giving a good indication as to what may be coming down the line in regards to severe -- will. it may -- with regards to severe weather. it may be working overtime in the next several hours. it could be dicey in the mid-morning time frame for a lot of us. another vantage point showing the lightning production down into the central and southern gulf. the bowed out nature of the cell. it's a severe thunderstorm warning not far from cedar quay, coming to an area near you. estimated time of arrival. ocala, 9:30. and mount dora, about 11:00 a.m.

orlando, and coastal brevard, 1:00 p.m. if you are watching us now at home, you will likely see the line of tremendous storm activity move through the area. it rakes the entire area. no one area in particular favored. it's everybody in the fox 35 viewing area. everybody across the entire state of florida feeling the influence of this. by 1:00 p.m. we begin to see the activity streaming out east of coastal brevard. the front helps to continue to we return to a good looking scene. tomorrow is a blockbuster of a saturday. you should make outdoor plans for tomorrow. closer to 70 at the space coast. tampa, 65, and lakeland, near disney, into the 60s. storm chances increasing and very, very windy weather as the

this is system number one. system number two will help to spin up another area of low pressure over the northern or maybe southern gulf heading into the weekend. talking about late saturday night into sunday morn. we may find ourselves in a similar situation as to what is playing out at this time. it's critical and crucial that you keep it here to fox 35. we'll keep you upto date, because, again, depending on where the low ends up makes a big, big difference on the rain and the severity of. once it courses on through, it drags a very strong cold front through. the end result is much chillier times, and cold by our florida standards and norms by early next week. rain chances increasing at this time. temperatures making a move to the mid-70s. tonight, 51 at gainesville. sanford, seminole, 56.

seven-day forecast, stormy time tomorrow. bright sunshine. highs in the mid-70s. then the secondary system comes in bringing up the rain chances and brings down the temperatures by monday and tuesday with wake up tumps likely in the 30s heading into tuesday morning. that's your forecast. we'll update you throughout the morning. and live drive traffic. eastbound fawrchlts i-4 in the red. and rouse road in the yellow. we show you the 408, westbound. 13 minutes of travel time at this time. for more information, we have you covered. everything, pump patrol prices news, weather, traffic at fox35orlando.com. over to you. >> amy: coming up, right now it's still against the law to live with your significant other in florida if you are not married. there's a push in tallahassee to change that. we have the update on thests to repeal the law coming up on

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>> jayme: welcome back. jayme in the weather center tracking the developing weather situation ieght now. a pretty good squall line moving through the northeastern gulf of mexico. bringing tremendous rains in towards citrus and levy counties. we have a few folks up watching fox 35 on the old rabbit ear antennas. i appreciate your viewership. a severe thunderstorm warning issued for the area. from livic rain, heavy rain, and tornadic activity. we'll give you a full update in

the 8:00 a.m. time frame. >> john: this is a strange law still on the books. here in florida, if you want to live with your significant other, you need to be married. >> amy: 500 fine or 60 days in jail. it dates back 100 years. florida and michigan is the only two states where the law is still on the books. the florida senate is looking to repeal the law because it's not in- enforced. one person showed up at the senate asking for the law to be kept. it's not just young people who live together, some seniors widows live together and don't want to be married. >> they don't lose the social security or losing the ex-husband aws social security and something like that. i see and hear a lot of women, and men, doing that for that reason. >> amy: senators voted unan us wily to get -- they voted

they have until march to get that passed. >> amy: the first debate of new year was last night for the g.o.p. >> john: we'll look at how they did. we have a body-language expert joining us in the studio to tell us what she thought of the body language last night. the orlando eye looking good this morning. more storms are on the way.