it's 8:00 a.m. from fox 35, this is good day orlando. and good morning. i'm tom johnson. it's saturday 16th. here are the top stories we're working on this morning. we start with mary wynne. suspects are on the loose after they crash into a car. that story coming up. investigators searching for this man and another person accused of breaking into an elderly person's house, locking her in the bathroom. and python hunting season kicks off today. good luck to you. you won't see me out there with you.

we also have what you need to know about the weather. leslie hudson in for brooks. i know it's more changes on the way. it was cold then it was warm then it's going to be cold and rainy again. >> and maybe another round of severe weather. >> today will be gorgeous as we take a look from downtown orlando. absolutely gorgeous start to the saturday today. looks fantastic. it's going to warm up nicely. and while you sleep tonight another round of severe weather could be rolling in. here is our camera, though, this is visit orlando power cam. another vantage point. a beautiful start to our day. temp 55-degrees. wind out of the south. generally speaking winds will be out of the south throughout the day today, and a bit cooler since the cold front yesterday. unusual we're getting another round of severe storms.

people sleep at night. meanwhile the winds out of the south, southwest indicate we have some moisture coming in out of the gulf of mexico. there's that front that came through yesterday. going to race across the south eastern u.s. through tonight and through the gulf of pleax and right over central florida tonight and early tomorrow morning, increasing that chance of strong storms and severe weather. here's your planner for the day. gorl yous sunshine, warm weather and much more on the weekend in just a few minutes. new this morning a teenager is in the hospital after an orlando police officer shot him during a traffic stop early this morning. two other people still on the run. it started on north lane and ended on stonybrook lane when the car crashed into the house. mary wynne is live on the scene with the latest details.

>> place say the car crash ended right over here. you can see these tire marks. a 17-year-old is in custody. two people are still on the run. it happened around midnight early this morning. police were trying to pull over a car, a white charger with three people inside. when cops got out of the car to try to talk to the suspects, the driver, 17-year-old tried take off. one of the police officers shot at the car because the 17-year-old driver kept ongoing and almost hit cuff the officers. it ended up crashing into a home. detectives say the white charger was reported stollen out of orange county. lamas was reported missing. live in orange county, mary wynne, fox 35 news. 8:03 now, a fox 35 crime

kissimmee police need your help finding two men who beat a woman and locked her in her bathroom. he's described as between 5-10 and 6-feet tall, wearing a red hooded sweatshirt and black pants. the 85-year-old woman woke up to find the two men in her bedroom thursday night. she thought her grandson was playing a prank on her, but she quickly realized that wasn't the case. the man demanded money and pills and kicked her and locked her up in the bathroom for about a half hour. the suspects tried to steal her car and that's when she attracted aattention. >> by the time i made it over there and hopped the fence i could hear him hitting the other one. >> if you think you know who this guy is or anything that might solve this call crime

that number is 800-423-tips. let me give it to you again. it's 800-423-tips. new this morning, st. cloud police say they've arrested a man in a sexual battery investigation, but it wasn't easy. detectives arrested 29-year-old davion torres. he took off and found him in a nearby park and arrested him. when officers went in his house they say they found dna evidence linking him to the investigation. torres is in the osceola county jail without bond. a woman is dead after a car crash in st. cloud. rebecca lawson was in a ford taurus. investigators think she pulled out in front of an f250 truck and taken to the hospital where she died from her injuries.

a store worker at the via port mall charged with sexual battery. the victim told police she was assaulted and held against her will by an employee at kappa do kappa dochca art store. cops arrested the 34-year-old late thursday. he's charged with sexual battery and false imprisonment. police are concerned there could be more victims. >> there was anybody that could have any odd interaction would ask them to come forward. >> he's being held on $30,000 bond. we have learned 126 people have been freed from a hotel in the west african country. this after al qaeda extremists seized the hotel. forces have retaken control of the hotel and a cafe that was involved. we learned one u.s. military

forces on the scene. although 22 people died. 33 people hurt. crews continuing to search for 12 missing marines that disappeared after two helicopters crashed off the island of hawaii. several people on the island reported hearing a loud explosion just as the crash happened. searchers have spotted debris field including an empty life raft. we'll let you know if they find anything. a 13-year-old boy landed himself in juvenile detection accused of taking a school bus on a joyride. they caught up with him about five miles away from lake county's bus depot where it all started. leesburg police say the real bus driver parked, went in the building, came out and her bus

>> juveniles that commit any crimes, particularly stealing a school bus where a lot of damage could be inflicted as a result of that, so it's very concerning. we're glad that he was taken into custody without any significant so he or anyone else. >> the bus was damaged. police estimate it at about $1,000. 8 minutes after 8:00. the apopka police department pairing up with the zoo hosting a bear program. black bears are common in central florida neighborhoods. this one weighed more than 6 hundred pounds. keep your trash cans inside. do not leave them overnight. they do what this one is doing in the video. the city will give tips at 1:00 today at the apopka amphitheater. hunters and gathers meeting

challenge. it kicks off at noon for those who think they can catch the biggest and most snakes. you can register as a team or individual. visit pythonchallenge.org to learn more. big crowd expected in downtown orlando this morning honoring dr. martin luther king jr. this is the parade's 32nd year. it starts at 10:00 a.m., but it is one of many activities the city has going on for the holiday. the city created an entire week of activities honoring dr. kink. here's a list of the events at the city of orlando's website. you can get all the details. still to come, can democratic candidates are gearing up. plus, cleanup underway after severe weather whipped through

easy for me to say. closer look at the damage and more on your weather day ahead is next. here's a live look outside right down orange avenue, and you can see nice day shaping up out there. leslie hudson in for brooks today.

happen all right, don't close your eyes. i know the song says if you close your eyes, but don't. look at that beautiful shot of downtown orlando and blue skies out there. got some clouds off in the distance. it's a nice day right now, which is a whole lot different than yesterday morning when the rain was just coming down like crazy. hope you didn't have any of the damage that's been around. hope everything's going well for you. you're watching good day orlando on fox 35.

the democratic presidential candidates getting ready for their third debate tomorrow, it and looks like attacking each other and republicans is the name of the game. hillary clinton accusing bernie sanders of breaking an edge of not running an ad. defending thairs saying their ad being too cozy with wall street is factual. slamming donald trump on the tonight show saying trump is a lot more obsessed with her than she is with him. all right. political analyst frank torres it. you know, the dems have not been all that contentious, i don't think up until now, and it looks like the gloves if they're not untied. >> you recall bernie sanders passing up a couple chances to attack hillary clinton. and he's been very passive with

and hasn't taken those chances. i've seen them as blown opportunity, but as this race gets more and more competitive you'll see those chances a little bit more. >> as that pressure starts to ratchet up. so the republicans had their debate earlier this week. any change that is you see in the polling that's going to happen because of that? anybody come out way ahead because of it? >> i thought it was a terrific debate. the best debate up to this point, but i think you're going to see the front runners stay the same. you're going see ted cruz and donald trump start jockeying for position in iowa and marco rubio and jeb get in position for new hampshire there. nothing's going to really change where everybody had great lines on the offensive and defensive end. >> let's look forward to the dems tomorrow. if you're hillary clinton you do a what? >> you're a little bit more

this has become more of a race. who would have thought bernie sanders -- especially on foreign policy where bernie isn't really that strong so, and if you're bernie start to attack a little bit. don't let her get so many free passes like in previous debates. >> . when you say start to attack a little bit. what do you do? >> she took some votes from the other side, and you're going to have to get on your opposition research and bring those up in the middle of the debate and sort of question her credentials. you need to take advantage of this momentum you've got. right now everybody's paying attention to bernie sanders, and he needs to prove he's the real deal. >> all right, frank, good to see you. good stuff. it is 8:16 now. people are cleaning up today after the severe storm that is pushed through central florida yesterday.

lines. a tree limb just missed hitting the blue car that you might have seen in this video that took down power lines instead. no one was hurt, thousand. before the storms arrived they caused damage near sarasota county. the roof was blown off a building in venice. there was trouble high in the skies over florida too. at least six people hurt when an american airlines flight hit heavy turbulence, six crew on board, one flight attendapt has a broken necessary to after the flight. it caused flight delays at orlando international airport. and leslie hudson in for brooks today. nothing like that going on right now. it is beautiful outside. >> it really is, and it's such a gorgeous day today, and tomorrow after the storms it will be nice late in the afternoon. we've got to talk about some strong to severe weather again

make sure your weather radios are turned on, your apps close by so you are prepared. i'll get to all of that. let me show you what's going on now. we've got our webcam in cocoa beach. a little too cold for me to get in the water, but if you're from up north this is probably just about gorgeous for you. 54 is our current air temperature. south so southwest winds at 3. there's going to be a little bit of an on shore wind so you'll want to make sure you check in with the life guards this time of year. the surf not too bad 2-3 feet. the temperature a cool, chilly 67-degrees. here's a look what happened last night. so we had the severe storm that is moved through parts of florida. there was a report of a tornado in bell glade which is in palm beach county. now a lot of that moved out here. there's dry air at the mid levels and upper-levels of the

and the leading edge of our next storm system that comes tonight is rapidly approaching, and this one looks to be lining up a little better with jet stream that could bring in strong or severe storms tonight. rainfall potentials about half an inch of rainfall through tonight and early into tomorrow morning. the time window here probably 8:00 a.m. i'll put it in motion and see the big area of low pressure coming in, ricing across central florida through the overnight. here we are at 5:45 tomorrow morning. the storm systems out ahead of this. the problem is this low pressure's going to be moving over central florida. that's where the rotation could possibly develop as that storm system moves here. then it's out of here by 10:00 tomorrow morning. some morning clouds this play and everything should clear out on sunday. much cooler weather moving into the picture into the next couple of days as well. so daytime highs will be in the

tonight we're going to be not cold, again, we'll be clouded up. temps in the mid-50s and a quick scan of your 7-day forecast. rain chances pretty high sun. all right, let's take a look at our weather baby or snap the sun? all right. here it is. it is from millly in ormond beach. some lovely, i forget what those are called. >> weeds? >> like a willow or something. i don't know. >> lake grass. >> cat's tale. it's a lovely shot. we'll figure out what it is. if you want to show us your picture. it's super easy. take one and hashtag it, ?ab the sun. 8:20, spacex is at it again tomorrow trying to launch a rocket and launch it on a barge

last month they completed it on land. once it's in space they're going going to try to bring it down on a drone ship. they tried to do this and crashed the last two times, though. sunday's launch is in california. it happens at 1:42 p.m. our time. still to come, one of the three winners from that $1.6 billion lottery is finally come forward. we're checking out how they plan

good day 8:24 on this beautiful central-florida saturday morning. you are looking down i drive. new camera we have down there. is that the orlando eye off in the distance? hard to believe we have a camera higher than the orlando eye. but we do. hey, her learning more today about one of the three winners who took home part of that historic $1.6 billion powerball jackpot.

themselves. fox's karen mccue shows you. >> reporter: talk about a lucky dog. this pooch is part of a tennessee family that won the lottery. john says he purchased the ticket at a grocery store on the way home from work. he's an it and his wife works at a dermatologist office. both say they're keeping their jobs. >> why not? >> that's all we've done our lives is work. you just can't sit down and lay down and not do nothing anymore. i mean, how long will you going to last? >> reporter: the robinsons have two children, a son who's an electrician and a daughter who just graduated from college. >> when we bought the tickets our first priority was pay her student loans off because we just want at little piece of the pie. now i'm real grateful that we got the big piece of the pie.

for five numbers. i never hope for the winning numbers. i know you get a million for five. >> their daughter reallies -- horse. he always tells her, yeah, when i win the lottery. as for the question we had to answer right now. instead of the yearly payments big check. >> we're going to take the lump sum because we're not guaranteed tomorrow. >> reporter: in new york, karen mccue, fox news. >> and of course there are two more winning powerball tickets out there. one mystery winner bought their ticket at this melbourne beach publix. they can take 500 to $33 million over time or take a lump sum payout of 327 million. the winner has 180 days from wednesday's drawing to claim their cash. the other mystery powerball

7-eleven in chion hills, california, east of la. people crowded the store after they found out there was a winner there. california gives its winners one year to contact lottery officials. and if you still have powerball fever there is another drawing tonight it's $40 million. i think i could be okay with only $40 million. ucf students at it again helping childrenning without arms reach new heights. after the break, we'll show you how they help add nebraska boy

to their gift as it's 8:00 a.m. from fox 35,

awe, yeah, good day orlando. what a beautiful shot from i-drive. our camera on top of the hyatt regency just starting to bring you the shots of the camera because our camera just went active occupy -- active up there. beautiful, blue skies this morning. 53-degrees. a lot better than a few days ago if you don't like the chilly weather. there are some changes coming. right now welcome back. i'm tom johnson. here are the top stories. we start with mary wynne. an officer is being investigated after he shot a teenager after a traffic stop. plus a big rate hike would be on the way for florida power and light customers. one little boy just became the coolest on the playground.

now let's bring leslie hudson in for brooks. it was cold then it started raining a lot. way. >> yeah, it's unusual we get these storm systems back to back like this, but when you're in an deal with. we're going to be talking about strong storms and possibly, possibly severe thunderstorms. keep your radios handy and you've got your apps close by, your phone close by in the event there is some severe weather tonight. so that's all coming in about 12-16 hours. for now it's gorgeous. we've got lots of sunshine out there. our last cold front last night's out of here. going to have just today to deal with all this warm air and sunny skies and tomorrow is when our second storm system arrives. you see it come into play along texas. beautiful start to the weekend.

winds have been out of the south which tells us we're getting some very humid, moist air coming out of the gulf of mexico which will help aid in stronger storms tonight. temps right now, 55 in the city, 52 up in gainesville, and it should be a cool morning but rapidly rebounding into the 70s today and above the normal for this time of the year. temps and the winds have been pretty steady. probably stay that way through the day today. you've got plenty of sunshine in the forecast for today. those storms dront roll into central florida until late tonight through the overnight. i'll show you the computer minutes. new this morning a teenager is in the hospital after a police officer shot him during a traffic stop. two others involved are still son the run.

the very close by on stonybrook lane. mary wynne live on the scene with the latest. good morning again, mary. >> reporter: this is where it all ended. you can see these tire tracks where the car actually ended up crashing into this car. a 17-year-old was shot and two us is -- suspects are on the run. this happened around 12:00 this morning. officers tried to pull over a white charger for a traffic violation. three people were inside the car. when cops got out of their car to talk to the suspects the driver, 17-year-old put the car in reverse and tried to take off the police officers shot at the car because the 17-year-old driver kept going and almost hit him. he ended up crashing into this empty house. the white charger is a car that was actually reported stollen out of orange county. he was later arrested and taken to the hospital and in stable condition.

investigating the officer-involved shooting. no one else was injured. mary wynne, fox 35 news. 8:34, marion county deputies want you watching if a man they say is pulling people over with a fake patrol car. kind of scary. sheriff's office sent us this picture of a jeep they say he's using. we're told he pulled over the car on northeast 35th street thursday. the jeep has blue and red flashing lights in the front grill. also has white flashing lights down the side. if this jeep tries to pull you over keep driving and call 911. a judge agreed to delay toledo's murder trial. no word yet when the new trial date will be. he's accused of killing his wife and two children in 2013. the prosecution does plan to seek the death penalty, but they ask for the delay after the supreme court ruled that

procedures are unconstitutional. hearing arguments regarding the case of a man already on death row, carrie michael is supposed to be put to death death on february 11th. lawyers want the state supreme court to indefinitely postpone his execution. the court refused to do that but they say they'll hear oral arguments on whether the supreme court ruling specifically impacts his case. wildlife trappers hope to catch a coyote in one of central florida's most exclusive communities. people reported at least five sightings in the past week. trappers say how the coyote god got to the island is a mystery. >> one of our biggest concerns

island is smaller than the they rent. most of the lots are cleared out. where they're running out right now is a small patch of woods along the shore line. >> trappers say they will keep checking the trap daily until the coyote is caught. florida power and light wants state regulators to approve a rate hike. the average customer would bay an extra $8.50 starting in 2017, but the hike would jump to $14 a month by the 2020. they need the extra money to cover $16 billion to improve electricity service. they also say it will help with building a $1.3 billion natural gas power plant. state regulators expect to make a decision on the request by the end of november. florida power and light is the state's largest electricity provider. a non-profit group at ucf is

confidence with high-tech prosthetic arms. they're designed on a computer and created with a 3d computer. a boy in nebraska is one of the late toast receive one of the printed arms, and it has a strong scar wars connection. keith landry has the story. >> really excited. >> reporter: alvin was born with one arm. >> waiting a long time for my arm, and i was thinking about getting it. >> reporter: now this ten-year-old feels like a star wars action figure. garcia just received a bionic stormtrooper arm. some star wars characters delivered the dwiets to -- nebraska. he's thrilled with his prosthetic arm. >> really, really happy for him. >> reporter: john's cofounder of limitless solutions, the orlando non-profit group is located at ucf. the team is designed and printed

across america. it takes 36 hours to 3d print an arm and 32 hours to make a hand. >> we set out with the goal to help every child in need and see it through as best as we can. >> reporter: alvin showed off his new arm to the other students and he had some forceful supporters by his side. alvin will never forget this experience. >> he's very friendly, and i always talk to him about the truth. you have one good arm but that's the way you are and you have to keep going, doesn't matter what. journey to confidence and mobility. in orlando, keith landry, fox 35 news. >> limitless solutions say the materials for each arm cost between $300 and $500 and they donate their services to every child they help. if you want to learn more check out our website, fox35orlando.com. still to come, get up close

technology not usually available to you.

tronacon morning. you're watching fox 35 news good day orlando. that's a peek inside our control room. you can kind of see our director who is awesome. technology, the latest, greatest video games. amazing high-tech simulators. you can check it all out this weekend. otron con is back and it is

adam breed with lockeed martin are here to talk more about it. how you doing? >> awesome. great. thanks for having us here. >> this is one of the things i love is all of the simulator that is show up. what is this one we're looking at here? >> this is our flight simulator. we use it internally and publicly. we're showing it on multiple stations. we have laptops. you can get in and fly. we're showing an f22 a raptor. >> can i try this? >> we're going to pause it. on your left is your throttle. >> pull back a little bit. you got it. you're a professional here. >> i'm a professional at something, probably not this. all right, i'm going to go up and then go down, down. >> go down, down. there it is! now, this is an actual -- here we go.

this is an actual simulator. this is how pilots train. >> you have to think of entry-level pilots will probably start here and they can move up to bigger and larger devices. it's pretty much available and you would start from a low end to a high end. >> and this throttle and this stick are very similar to what they would see in an actual aircraft. >> it's very important to train on hardware to what the real aircraft is. and this is kind of the flavor of the otronicon. >> to understand how cool the stuff is. >> and so far i haven't crashed. >> let's move over and talk to howard. that baby's going to crash now. >> we've been very happy to be at otronicon since it's

we get to do outreach to the community. children and people who usually don't see this kind of stuff that we build get to see it. >> it's a kind of a behind the scenes peek at amazing technology. >> today what i'm going to show you is basically one of the things that we do is serious games, and what that is it's sort of a simulation and puts the fun into learning. this is something that -- [ indistinguishable ] especially for engagement. this is something we built for the veteran's administration. as you know when they are about to -- when they have to train in the hospital in order to react to emergencies and other things like this they have what they call a crash cart. when somebody's crashing they pull this cart in which has all the equipment to respond to the emergency. every hospital has things arranged a little bit differently, and this is a fun and whimsical that helps them remember where things are.

>> and so do you guys make these for different hospitals so they can train according to their crash carts? >> there's an authorizing tool and each hospital can change it up as they change their procedures to what they need. this doctor has asked me to find a piece of equipment, and and i'm going to see if i know where that is. >> if you don't you're goan going to to get yelled at? >> even if i -- >> what are you trying to do to this man? >> that's great. okay, so people coming to otronicon are they going to be able to walk by and see this or do it themselveses? themselves. my son played it yesterday. >> i was a boss on that game. >> wow. >> there's a training mode and you get to play the game. and there's a leader board so hospitals and even across the

can compete against each other. >> really appreciate you showing it to us. the otronicon is at the orlando science center today 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. monday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. all right, it is 8:48 now and let's see what the weather east going to be like the rest of the day because it sure is nice right now, leslie. >> it's gorgeous out there. it's such a bummer i've got let you know about strong storms headed our way. you've got all day today. tonight should look pretty good. it's going to start to get dicey later tonight and especially while you're sleeping tonight and early tomorrow. we want to get the message out because a lot of people sleep at night and that's when the strong or severe storms could be moving into play. you want to get a plan in place

another vantage point. we are looking with a beautiful sky today. temperatures will get into the 70s. right now we're at 55-degrees and the wind are south at about 5 miles an hour. those are expected to stay between 5 and 10 throughout the morning. the south wind helping to create some of the instability in the atmosphere. that's going to help carry some moisture, and you can't see it. the moisture kind of sits there and we get some lift from the storm system. that can actually be severe at times. we'll see how that plays out. for now the radar clear. we saw our storms yesterday move through in the course of about six hours, and that's going to be the same time window for us tonight. temperatures in the mid-50s. this is actually a little bit of a normal, even though it's cool out there right now, normal morning low is 51, 52-degrees for this time of the year. things are quiet now. it's a fast-moving storm system. it's in texas just like the last

on thursday we were watching the storm system, the first one that came through yesterday. now our second one is going to move rapidly towards florida. the area of low pressure, the nerve center of the cold front is going to move right over florida. that's why the potential is there for some stronger storms because the low, the first time went up in the care lie -- carolinas. this one forecasted to move right over florida quick pli through the overnight, and that's why we could see some strong storms. it moves quickly through tonight. the window from about 3:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m., maybe 10:00 depending on the timing of the low. that center of low pressure crossing over central florida tonight. that helps create rotation. we do think there's going to be some strong winds inside these thunderstorms. the storm prediction center in normon, oklahoma believe an isolated threat is there.

sure you're got your radios turned on tonight or use your apps to have those phones nearby that will alert you in the event we get strong or severe weather moving into the region. forecast wise temperatures again will be the in 70s. 57 is our forecast. partly cloudy, cooler and drier. the changes will be coming into play as we head through tonight and especially tomorrow. the rain chances as i mentioned are going to be going up late tonight, early tomorrow morning. 80%. that storm front gets out here probably before noon tomorrow. the skies will clear around lunchtime. and check out next week. it's going to be cool. morning low of 44 with afternoon item of 67. look at tuesday. that's our coldest day. morning low of 39 in the city. near-freezing temperatures. daytime high on tuesday only 59 up after that.

let's show you a cute, little weather baby. we will get more of your forecast coming up. all right, 8:51. tampa bay's coach settling in nicely. adam shadoff has more on lovie smith's replacement. >> the bucks haven't had a lot of continue -- continuity in their coaching staff in the past, but they'll get some this time. kind of. dirk cutter is the new head coach promoted from offensive coordinator to replace lovie smith. this is his first head coaching gig. he helped tampa bay improve from it's 30 overall offense last year to fifth this season. >> to the fans, i hope you're with me and you're with jason, you're with the glaishes when we tell you this franchise is headed in the right direction.

>> also friday evening the bucks announced they hired a new defensive coordinator. it's mike smith formerly of the falcons. the seahawks taking on the carolina panthers sunday. the game starts at 1:00 p.m. right here on fox 35. the winner plays in the nfc championship game next week for a shot at the super bowl. the knights hosting east carolina this afternoon. they have a chance to beat the pirates. ucf says it's tough beating the same team twice in a season, but if you want to win the conference you pretty much have to get it done. the knights are 5-1 in their last six home games. tipoff set for -- right there on campus. still to come. lots of new movies to choose from this weekend.

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p[music] 8:56. trying to decide what movie to see this weekend. julie has a look at what's new in theaters. >> new in theaters this week is

the secret soldiers of benghazi who went in to fight after the 2012 terrorist attack. the film is directed by michael bay and based on a book by three of the contractors. kevin hart and ice cube are back as brothers-in-law defending the law in "ride along 2". this time ken juny and olivia munn also join in the fun. there's one for the kids with the animated flick, "norm of the north" about his polar bear and his arctic friends who find themselves on an adventure in the big apple. an indy film in more theaters this week is "the lady and the vans," receiving critical praise for her performance as a woman who

driveway she lives in. audiences can catch up on some of the movie that is picked up oscar nominations like the 12-time front runner "the revenant." the true story, investigative tail "spotlight." we have no confidence in your ability to identify macro economic friends. plus "the big sport" about the collapse in the mid-20 00s. julie, fox news. 8:58. coming up on good day orlando at 9:00. a police officer shoots a 17-year-old. now the search is on for two other people.

started it's 9:00 a.m. from fox 35, this is good day orlando. >> and good morning. i'm tom johnson. it is saturday, january 16th. thanks for joining us. here are the top stories we're working on this morning. we start with mary wynne. an officer is under investigation after a 17-year-old shot. i'll have that story coming up. plus investigators searching for this guy and another man accused of breaking into an elderly woman's house, beating

the latest on her scary ordeal. also python hunting season kicks off today. we'll let you know what you need know if you want to get in on it, and i'm i'm going to say i don't want to get in on that. >> i'll second you on that. you know, whatever. i'm not going to get my soapbox about snakes. let me talk about this because this is gorgeous. i can stand on my soapbox all day talking about this gorgeous, sunny start to our weekend. crystal blue sky. there's a few clouds out there, but not many, and it looks like a fantastic start to your weekend. it's just going to change pretty quickly tonight and tomorrow. another vantage point, of course, we're showing our new camera. this is from visit orlando tower cam on top of the hyatt regency. beautiful shot here as well. off in the distance a little bit of haze. temperatures 60-degrees. winds are south, southwest today and that is a factor in the

get a south so southwest wind that carries moisture that you can't see in the atmosphere and sits it right over central florida. when we get a storm system arrive that helps increase the chance of strong storm, so we are going to be talking about that coming up tonight. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. this is right where we should be this time of year. right on target for a saturday in january, but things will quickly be changing for us tonight. here comes our second storm front. it's all the way out in texas, but it's going to be racing along the gulf coast, gets into the gulf of mexico right now and into florida probably around 3:00, 4:00, 5:00 a.m. lots of sunshine. i'll detail all the chances for severe weather coming up. then. 9:03. a teenager is in the hospital after an orlando police officer shot him during a traffic stop

two other people involved still on the run right now. it started on north lane, ended very close by on stonybrook lane when the car crashed into a house. mary wynne live on the scene with the latest. good morning again, mary. >> good morning. this is where the crash ended. the chase landed right over here. you can see these tire marks is where this car crashed into this car. now, two suspects are on the run and a 17-year-old in the hospital after being shot. investigators say this happened around 12:00 this morning. officers tried to pull over a white charger for a traffic violation at 5100 north lane. three people were inside the car. when cops got out of the police cruiser, the driver, a 71-year-old, put the car in reverse and tried to take off. one of the officers shot at the car because the 17-year-old driver kept going and almost hit him. the car drove down the street and crashed into an empty house. detectives say the white charger

orange county. he was later arrested and in stable condition at the hospital. no one else was injured in this crash. at this point we also do not have any descriptions of the suspects. reporting live in orange county, mary wynne, fox 35 news. all right, 9:05 now. a fox 35 crime alert. kissimmee police need your help finding two dangerous men who beat an elderly woman and locked her in her bathroom. take a look at a sketch of one of them. between 5-10 and 6-feet tall. he had on a hooded red sweatshirt and black pants. there's not a sketch of the other guy because his face was covered. she woke up to find the two men in her bedroom thursday night. she thought for a moment her grandson was playing a prank on her, but she quickly realized that's not what was happening. the men demanded money and pills and kicked her before locking her up in the bathroom for about

after that they tried to steal her car and that's when they attracted a little attention. >> the motion light in the corner came on and heard boom when he hit the privacy fence. that's like i said i knew i wasn't going to catch him by then. >> all right so, if you think you know what this guy is or you know anything about the people that did this, cops want to hear from you. call crime line at that number right at the bottom of your screen right now. it's 800-423-tips. st. cloud police say they've arrested a man involved in a sexual battery investigation, but he didn't make it easy on them. detectives arrested the 19-year-old. when they went to his house to talk to him about the case torres took off and they found him in a nearby park and arrested him. they found dna evidence linking him to the investigation. he's in the osceola county jail

a woman is dead after a car crash in st. cloud. rebecca lawson was in a ford taurus. investigators say they think she pulled right out in front of an f250 truck. now a crime alert out of lake county. a store worker at via port mall charged with sexual battery. the victim told police she was assaulted and held against her will by an employee at kappa dochika art store. the attack happened january 2nd. cops arrested the 34-year-old late thursday. she's charged with sexual battery and false imprisonment. they're concerned there could be more victims. >> there was anybody that had kind of an odd interaction with any particular individual we ask they come forward. >> being held in the lake county jail on $30,000 bond. at this hour we've learned

a hotel in the west african country of burkinafaso, this is after al qaeda extremists seized the hospital. we've also learned one u.s. military member is embedded with french forces on the scene. four extremists were also killed in this. altogether 23 people dead. 33 people hurt. and crews continuing their search for 12 missing marine that is disappeared after two helicopters crashed off the coast of awaho. several people on the island reported a loud explosion just as the crash happened. searchers say they have spotted a large debris field, including an empty life raf two and a half miles off the beach. a 13-year-old boy landed

accused of taking a school bus on a joyride in leesburg. they caught up with the teen about five miles away from lake county bus depot where it all started. the real bus driver parked, ducked in the building, came back out and her bus was gone. cops tracked the bus down using gps. >> particularly stealing a school bus where a lot of damage could be inflicted as a result of that, so it's very concerning. we're glad that he was taken into custody without any significant to injury so he or anyone else. >> and the bus was damaged. police estimate it at about $1,000. happening today the apopka police department pairing up with the central florida zoo hosting a pear safety program. black bears becoming a normal thing in central florida neighborhoods. a bear in apopka weighing more than 600 pounds.

your trash cans inside. don't leave them out overnight like this one. the city's going to give more information and tips at 1:00 p.m. today at the apopka amphitheater. also happening today, trappers and hunters gathering in florida for the state's second everglades python challenge. the month long hunt kicks off at noon. you can register as an individual or as a team. the challenge ends valentine's day. you can visit pythonchallenge.org pythonchallenge.org if you want to learn more about it. big crowd expected in downtown orlando today honoring dr. martin luther king jr. take a look at preps for the parade on orange avenue. orlando. it starts at 10:00 a.m. at street.r

the city actually created an entire week of events honoring dr. king to promote his legacy of peace and equality. the city of orlando's website has all of the details. just about 9:11 now. still to come, democratic presidential candidates gearing up for another debate. what strategy they're using to get ahead. cleanup understood -- underway and more on your weather day ahead next on good day orlando. we'll leave you a little live shot from our camera downtown orlando.

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i don't think she normally likes to be on tv. we're not going to tell her. okay, well, anyway, there you go. i guess i kind of blew it. up top there that is chemist on the left and doug, new guy doug, anyway. there's a nice peek behind the scenes at fox 35 news good day orlando orlando. you decide 2016 coverage. the presidential candidates getting ready for their third debate tomorrow, and it looks like attacking each other and republicans is the name of the game this time. hillary clinton accusing bernie sanders of breaking a pledge to not run negative ads. but sander's camp accusing hillary clinton of being too cozy with wall street is factual. this as clinton turns her attention to the general election, slamming donald trump on the tonight show saying trump is a lot more obsessed with her than she is with him. political expert frank torres

can expect between bernie sanders and hillary clinton in tomorrow's democratic debate. >> a little bit more aggressive, especially on foreign policy where bernie isn't that strong. if you're bernie start to attack a little bit. don't let her get so many free passes. >> and that next democratic debate is tomorrow night at 9:00 in north charleston, south carolina. people cleaning up it to after severe storms push through central florida yesterday. crews were busy fixing power lines on friday. neighbors say a tree limb just missed hitting a blue car in this video. instead. no one was hurt, though. before the storms arrived here they caused damage near sarasota county. the roof was blown off this building in venice. nobody hurt thankfully. and the storms also caused

at least six people hurt when an american airlines flight hit heavy turbulence over jacksonville. we're told one flight attendant does have a broken nose and caused delays at orlando international airport. nothing like that happens right now, leslie, however, we could be in for a bumpy ride. is it overnight tonight? >> we're trying to let people know because that's when the biggest concern is when people are sleeping and they don't know there's potentially severe weather headed our way. i'll show you that coming up. it's hard to believe we're going to be talking about another severe round of storms when it's so perfect out here. look at this. beautiful weather at the beach. i know a lot of folks are headed there today and the temperatures are going to be gorgeous. 70s beech side later. 62. wind southwest at 3 miles an hour, and looks like it should be pretty decent into the water.

for me, but i know the tourists and the snow birds love this kind of stuff and the water temperature about 67-degrees. air temperature should be about 73-degrees. here's what's going on closer to home. our temps in the 50s and 60s on average, and we'll get up into the mid-70s. once we get going here this morning, very soon we should see quickly. 75 is our forecast high for today. we look at this big picture. doesn't\\ look that bad. there's nothing around us. we have high pressure sliding in across the state of florida. i shift over to here to texas where a deepening and powerful low pressure center is developing and that's going to race across the gulf of mexico tonight and is move right over central florida early tomorrow morning. so a little better chance for some stronger storms tonight into the forecast. let me put it in motion. we go through the day today, uneventful, nothing going on.

you see the rain. there's that low pressure center, and that's the reason why we're a little bit more concerned about this one than the one yesterday because this low's going to track right over central florida. the one we got yesterday actually tracked over the care lie -- carolinas. you can see our computer model showing some strong thunderstorms around 6:00 a.m. around 8:00 a.m. it moves over to the east side. storms should be off shore, and we'll get a strong storm coming out of this. that window from 3:00 a.m. to 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning that we've got to watch out for these strong storms. let me show you a quick look at that 7-day forecast because it is going to be colder into the next couple of days. daytime highs in the 60s and 50s into next week. and here is our snap the sun. this is joel and deb's picture of a sunrise out in st. cloud. beautiful picture. lots of blue sky there. super easy to get your snap the

take your picture, hashtag, snap the sun. >> cool shot. thanks. almost 9:20. still to come. going to the gym does not just help you look good. it also makes you feel good. we'll let you know why and break down the top feel-good exercises you can go next. and let's give you a live look outside i-4 at church street, and no problems in sight there. let me check out the highway patrol's website while we're talking here. not seeing anything major that you need to know about there either. if anything happens on the road

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you probably know that. khloe kardashian feels so good in the gym that it affects the rest of her day. it's a healthy addiction. it's like buying your sanity. so why does exercise make you happy? neurologists, national mindful living expert, dr. romi is here to talk about it. >> good morning, tom. >> you go get runners, the runner's high. what is it about working out that does this to you? >> i love being hoar on saturday morning and getting to talk brain science. there's something called endorphins that are release inside the brain and spinal cord and they stimulate these opiate receptors and take away the pain so you get that high without having to take any pain medications.

talking? how much do you have to do to get these endorphins, enough of them released to evaluate your mood in. >> for all the people thinking about runner's high and they don't want to pound the pavement. any form of exercise that does a combination of muscle strength training and elevating your heart wait will do the trick for you. so examples are swimming, taking an aerobics class and a power yoga. >> if people are not can doing this right now, how do they start a program that will enhance their mood? >> i love this. hapness is contagious. british researchers found that when you do exercise as part of a group fast you're going to get that, quote, runner's high or endorphin rush. go join a cardio kick boxing class, zumba.

rowers that were rowing together. that's one way. what does that mean, dr. romi? strengthening any muscles and getting my heart rate up. find a certified personal trainer. they will work with you and your age and level of fitness activity and give you some fun exercises to get that. and remember that runner's high may not happen all of a sudden. it can take about an hour after exercise to get that happy feeling. >> oh, really? so it's not go out, do the exercises and the minute you're through you're going to feel it. >> i find when i'm running i know i need to hit about 2.5 miles but that high hits me about 30 minutes after i'm done. >> it's amazing stuff. great to see you as always. >> thank you, tom. it is 9:26 now. ucf students are at it again helping children without arms reach new heights. we'll show you how they helped a

star wars it's 9:00 a.m. from fox 35, this is good day orlando. welcome back. 930 on this beautiful saturday morning. ever wonder what downtown orlando looks like from way off in the distance? that is a beautiful shot from our new camera that we're premiering on top of the hyatt regency on international drive back east toward drown orlando. the skyline really cool shot. i'm tom johnson. here are the top story wester working on for you. we start with mary wynne. >> reporter: an orlando police officer is under investigation after he shot at a 17-year-old. i'll have that story coming up. plus a big rate hike could

and light customers. we'll let you know how much more you could be paying in the not too distant future and one little boy just became the coolest kid on the playground thanks to a bunch of ucf students coming up. talk about that beautiful weather. it is stunning outside right now, leslie. >> so perfect. such a great way to kick off a weekend. we have plenty of sun out there. warm temps today. just about as good as you can get for a weekend, however, things are going to be changing tonight, guys pretty quickly. our weather cam, of course, this is our visit orlando camera. a great perspective oforlando. the winds are south, southwest at around 7 miles an hour. we're getting up into the mid-70s before all is said and done. the rest of us in the 60s for the most part. a couple of you in the 50s this still chilly out there. i mentioned it will be a quick

lots of sunshine today, even nice tonight. storm system heading our way tonight and early tomorrow. there goes our dry air. you can see the leading edge of our next cold front that's over in texas. it is going to move very quickly towards florida in the next 12 hours, and it looks like it will be here from around 3:00 a.m. to 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. strong storms and maybe severe weather expected. maybe an isolated tornado. i'll detail all of that coming up. plenty of sunshine for now. in a couple minutes. 9:32. a teenager is in the hospital after an orlando police officer shot him during a traffic stop early this morning. two other people involved still on the run. started on north lane, ended very close by on stonybrook lane when the car involved crashed into a house. fox 35's mary wynne has been on the scene all morning long and ujuu all t ended.

drove right into the house. now, police say they have the 17-year-old that they arrested and two suspects are still on the loose. this happened around 12:00 this morning. officers tried to pull over a white charger for a traffic violation. three people were inside the car. when cops got out of the police cruiser to talk to the suspects, the driver, the 17-year-old, put the car in reverse and tried to take off. one of the officers shot at the car because the 17 driver kept going and almost hit cuff the officers. the car ended up crashing into an empty house. she lives next door and she's lucky her children were not hurt. >> yeah, i'm concerned, but what can you do? i mean, this is the neighborhood i grew up in, though, so i'm kind of used to it. >> reporter: detectives say the white charger was reported stollen out of orange county. he was arrested. he was taken to the hospital and in stable condition.

live in orange county, mary wynne, fox 35 news. marion county deputies want you to watch out for a man that's pulling people over with a fake patrol car. we're told he pulled over a car on northeast 35th street thursday. they say the jeep has blue and red flashing lights in the front grill. it also has white, flashing lights down the side. if this jeep rather tries to pull you over, deputies say keep on driving and call 911. developing in volusia county, a judge agreed to delay louis's murder trial set to begin next week. no word when the new trial date is set for. he's accused of killing his wife and two children in 2013. prosecution plans to seek the death penalty, but they ask for the delay after the u.s. supreme court ruled that florida's death penalty procedures are

that court ruling forced florida supreme court to hear arguments of the case of a man already on death row. the convicted murderer has been on death row for more than three decades for a glades county killing. now lawyers want the state supreme court to indefinitely postpone. 935 tell me now. why would life trappers hope to catch a coyote. trappers are concerned how a chi owe that got to lancing island. people reported five sightings in this the past week alone. how the coyote got on the island in the first place is kind of a mystery. there's only one bridge in and out. >> one of our biggest concerns

it's way too smaller, smaller than the parks they're in. out. where they're running at is literally a small patch of woods along the shore line. trappers say they'll keep checking the trap until the coyote is caught. now consumer alert, florida power and light want state leglators to improve a rate hike that would affect you. the average customer would pay an extra $8.50 starting in 2017. the hike would jump to $14 a month by the year 2020. fp&l say they need the extra money to cover $16 billion in service. they also say it will help with building a $1.3 billion natural gas fired power plant. state regulators expected to of november.

giving children a boost of confidence with high-tech prosthetic arms. they're designed on a computer and created with a 3d printer, a boy in nebraska is the latest person to get one of the 3d printed arms and has a strong star wars connection. keith landry has the story. >> really excited -- [ indistinguishable ] >> reporter: alvin garcia was -- arm. it. >> reporter: now this ten-year-old feels like a star wars action figure. garcia just received a stormtrooper arm. some popular star wars characters delivered the device to him at his school in nebraska. alvin is thrilled with his 3d prosthetic arm. john's cofounder of limitless solutions. the orlando non-profit group is located at ucf. his team is designed and printed

across america. it takes 36 hours to 3d print an arm and 22 hours to make a hand. >> we set out with this goal to help every child in need and every child that we could and we're going to see it through as best as we can. >> reporter: alvin showed off his arm to his friends. mom says alvin will never forget this experience. >> -- [ indistinguishable ] he's very friendly, and i always talk to him, you know, about the truth. you have good one averages but that's the way you are and you have to keep going. doesn't matter what, you know. >> reporter: a smiling child on a new journey to confidence and mobility. in orlando, keith landry, fox 35 news. >> really cool work they're doing. the materials for each arm cost between $300 and $500, and they donate their services to every child they help. if you want to learn more check out out our website, fox35orlando.com. 22 minutes before 10:00.

one of the three winners from that $1.6 billion, incredible powerball lottery has come forward. we're introducing you to the happy family from tennessee.

spend all that new cash it is 9:42. we are learning more about one of the three winners who took home part of that huge, historic $1.6 billion powerball jackpot this week. yesterday the tennessee winners revealed themselves. karen mccue introduces you. >> reporter: this pooch is part of a tennessee family that won the lottery. john robin son says he purchased the ticket at a grocery store on the way home from work.

a dermatologist's office. both of them say they're keeping their jobs. >> why not? >> that's what we've done all our lives is work. you just can't sit down and lay down and not do nothing anymore. how long you going to last? >> reporter: the robinsons have two children, a son who's an electrician and a daughter who just graduated from college. >> when we bought the tickets our first priority was to pay her student loans off. we just want add little piece of the pie. now i'm real grateful that we got the big piece of the pie. >> i want a small piece of the pie and i always hope for five numbers. i never hope for the winning numbers because i know you get a million for five. >> her daughter really wants her father to buy her a horse. she's been asking for one for a long time and he always toad her, yeah, when i win the lottery. and as for the question that

right now. instead of the yearly payments. the robinsons are taking the big check. >> we're going to take the lump sum because we're not guaranteed tomorrow. >> reporter: in new york, karen mccue, fox news. okay, of course there are two more winning powerball tickets out there. one mystery winner bought their ticket at this melbourne beach publix. they could take $533 million over time or take a lump sum payout of 327 million-dollar. the winner has 180 days from wednesday's drawing to claim their cash in florida. the other mystery powerball winner bought their ticket at a 7-eleven in chino hills, california, east of la. people crowded into that store as you can see from this video. after they found out there was a winner there. california gives its winners one year to contact lottery officials. if you still have powerball

it is worth a poultry by comparison $40 million. i think i could be okay with $40 million. >> i have any standards thorks e. . i only play if it's a giant jackpot. >> $40 million -- >> no, like half a billion, maybe a billion, you know. i played two weeks in a row, and i did win, my office pool won $17. we paid $100. >> what did you do with it all? >> i haven't gotten paid yesterday. he hasn't come back to work. he took off with the $17. temperatures not really taking off, but they're looking nice. >> yeah, looked gorgeous today. >> it is really nice. >> and it's so bizarre and i've got to tell you about this severe weather threat again. what are you talking about? i think even a better potential for strong storms tonight because i'll tell you why. the jet stream and the positioning of the cold front a couple of things. looks like it would be a little dicey.

it, head to the beach, parks, biking, pishing. it's all good today, tonight you have to watch out for. this is visit orlando tower cam from the hyatt regency from orlando. that's pointed to orlando. ab suitly perfect -- absolutely perfect out there. 60 degrees is our current temperature. so no rain out there. our cold front yesterday well to the south. our second one coming in to play really quickly tonight and tomorrow, but right now as i mentioned motes of us still in the lower 60s. still cool up in gainesville where you're 57. and there's some colder air behind this next cold front that's headed our way. here's a couple reasons why this one's going to be a little

see all this cold air really cold arctic air coming out of canada. that's going to move down to florida but into the central u.s. and our cold front's right over the panhandle of texas right now, and that is expected to move closer to us through the next 24 or 12 hours. here it is. let me show you in time we'll stop the computer models. everything's quiet through tonight. it's through the overnight while you're sleeping there's that low pressure center we have to watch around 7:00 tomorrow morning. we could see that low pressure closest to orlando, then it moves quickly towards the east coast by around 9:00 tomorrow morning. we'll be telling you about severe weather threats and a strong north wind develops behind it with some pretty cold air developing through next week. this one's going to be a stronger cold front than the one we got today. here's that extended outlook, and temperatures will stay in the mid-70s this afternoon, and then tomorrow daytime high of

cooler as we head into next week. 44 for the overnight low on monday. tuesday a morning low of 39. a item of 59-degrees, and we that. it's going to be a little chilly. okay, we are going to do our adopt a pet. oh i'm sorry, first the weather baby. look at this. cute. this is probably a christmas picture, and it looks like these two are just loving each other. wait until about ten years and see if they're still smiling. it's super easy to do your weather bay bay photos. head over to our website. you'll see our weather baby section and you upload your photo and we will get it on tv. okay, now i'm going to talk a little!) quiete= because smokie is a little camera shy. with orange county, tell us about smoky. >> he's five years old.

he's been vaccinated, neutered and ready to go. >> he's a big fur baby, and i hope he doesn't -- if he jumped i'm giving him to you, but he's a sweetheart, and you guys have a promotion in january. i believe all animals are $20 and 16-dollars. tell us a little bit through that. that's all month long? >> and all pets right now are $20.16. i wanted to also tell people because i'm a huge animal advocate as people probably know, but it's such a good idea to get one -- he's five years old so he's just a young guy. plenty of life left in him. you don't have to deal with the kitten scratches or the behavior problems. he's nervous because of these lights. and i was playing with him in the green room and he's very sweet. we need the older guys and gals to get adopted bec need homes. orange county services. there's the address on the

spoke ci petco or off. >> it. >> at the shelter today. >> you guys always have lots of kitties and he is a super sweet baby. >> smoky was getting a little freaked out by the lights. 9:50 now. you know him from movies like "the hangover" he's taking a

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9:53. you're looking live at downtown orlando on orange avenue where the 32nd annual dr. martin luther king jr. holiday parade is stepping off in a couple minutes, 10:00 it starts. you still have time to get town there and catch the parade if you want to. there's a new film called, "norm of the north". it's about a polar bear that heads to new york city. amy kaufeldt talked to him about the new role. >> ken jeong, great to see you. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> okay, so you've been acting for a long time now. have you done this kind of thing before?

i've done a lot of animated films since -- i've done quite a few, and it's a lot of fun. >> ken, what is it like then when you sit in a theater and actually get to watch it play out on screen? >> it's great. typically in animated films it's usually family friendly and you get it to share wit your family and friends. >> reporter: unlike "the hangover." >> oh, i let them see it as soon as they're born. it's a different thing at the jeong household and i start with the dirtiest of the trill gee and get clean. they don't know anything about the "hangover" franking -- franchise, but it feeds them and they should be grateful. >> do you think, oh my gosh 20

they're going to sit down and watch this movie and be in hysterics about their dad? >> yeah, i do think about it, and i think that it's -- i think to me and my wife and i we're both big, big advocates of having a strong sense of humor about life, you know, and to me i think if it -- once they get past the mr. chow part i think6!3 "the hangover" -- todd is one of my favorite. his movies. "old school" is one of my favorite movies of all time and he wrote and directed that. my wife and i just love his films. it's about cultivating a really strong sense of miew -- humor, and i'm definitely a big believer in that. >> you have such a fascinating back story.

i understand you always felt a strong connection to comedy, but your parents were, like, you really need to get yourself a stable job, right? so you ended up becoming a physician and working out in la before you broke it big into the business. your story's fascinating. >> yeah. it's very surreal, and it's kind of culminated through the movie and through "the hangover" and culminated my show "dr. ken." kind of blend of my life as a physician and kind of my -- and the comedy i'm known for. in so many ways it's really led up to this moment, and i'm just beyond grateful for it. the longer i'm in the entertainment business the more grateful you get. >> i bet you get asked all the time for people to -- they want

that's probably we're for you. i'm sorry for that. >> why would you want mr. chow to see your rash? you got eczema, stupid. >> you're the best. congratulations on all your success. such a pleasure to talk to you. "norm in the north." go see it. congrats. >> thanks, amy. >> cool life he's had. physician and became this huge actor and he's funny. have a great day.

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