it. >> is 8 o'clock on your monday, "good day orlando," i'm john brown, i'm amy kaufeldt, glad you are with us on this martin luther king, jr. day. cleaner-up is underway in parts of central florida, following this weekend's deadly tornadoes. this morning we have new images facing. >> john: and home invaders

her two kids overnight and now, this morning police believe the criminals meant to target another house. >> amy: also, this morning, all new at 8:00, a popular tv star returning to the spotlight after her fight with postpartum depression, coming up we'll show you how she overcame the struggle. david is with us, hi, david. >> reporter: we're live at the osceola heritage park in kissimmee, home to the largest collector car auction. if you are looking for a car, this is the place to be. i'm in the glass house and one of those is worth $5 million, which one is it? i'm going to sit in it, this on "good day orlando." my bottom, i'm going to sit in that seat. >> amy: you better put a cloth down. >> reporter: use a charge card!

>> hey, it could happen, i suppose. >> jayme: you witnessed this. how are you feeling now? tell people how you feel. >> john: i feel like we should go to weather. >> amy: like when you have the kids sitting down at the dining room table for dinner and put cloth down on the seats first. >> jayme: we do that, the boy is messy! let's talk downtown orlando is looking good. it is clear. it is -- john, come on, man, my segment is add-lib, buddy. no prompters here. canaveral. i have a taste for shrimp chowder. the shrimpers are doing their cape canaveral and trace of ocean swell, the beaches, but the surf conditions today, folks, leaving the boards at home and pack yourself a nice hoody or sweater. serve you righteously, tell you what, man, it is chilly. no doubt. 30s and 40s now, 45 at titusville and the villages, 39.

blowing, a slight breeze, 5 to 15 and the windchill or feels-like and pushes the ambient air temp down and what your body perceives the temperature to be the windchill factor. an issue for much of the week. sunny and cool, 60 by 2:00 and 5:0052 by 5:00 and, another front gets in here and before you go crazy, we'll get severe weather -- no, no rain tied to this. snow on the northern edge but for us brings another glancing shot here, arctic air. modified or warm by the time it get here and still chilly. looks like by tomorrow we'll have a freeze warning for you guys in gainesville and alachua county and, maybe borderline freezing conditions in sumpter county. wildwood and bushnell. know that. and looks like the coming days bringing cooler temps and bottoming out to the mid an upper 30s, for orlando metro, colder to the north, by wednesday morning, we could be dealing with 20s, over north central florida and then the big warm-up, and another cooldown in

that is your forecast. everyone, let's look now at live drive traffic. and we have had a few incidents out there. early this morning, otherwise, the drive times are looking good. eastbound and westbound i-4 both directions, not bad. under 10 minutes and, like miraculous, of course the holiday today and less traffic and no school bus, and, under 10 minutes and in the green, same on the westbound leg of 408. rouse road to downtown, 9 minutes, visit our web site, 24/7, at your fingertips, www.fox35orlando.com. >> developing this morning, parts of central florida cleaning up after several tornadoes ripped through the area over the weekend. >> amy: one of those quickly turned deadly. killing a couple seeking shelter with their son and their grandchildren. at least 3 tornadoes were reported in manatee, sarasota and martin counties and now the national weather service is trying to figure out if the naples area was hit by a tornado also. and manatee county, two people lost their lives and four children were hurt. after a mobile home was tossed

58-year-old steve wilson and his wife, 51-year-old kate were both killed. and their son was able to crawl out from under the debris and then gather his four children and get to a safe location. they are all recovering now in the hospital. >> it is the first death from a tornado here in the state of florida since 2012. >> john: further east people in martin county saw tornadoes. both were damage -- boats were damaged and trees toppled and the semi was overturned on i-95. much different story in central florida. here of course we felt the rain and the strong winds, hours after the damage was done along the gulf coast. hour was knocked down for several hundred customers in areas like merritt island and lake mary. and of course any time severe weather hits, count on fox 35 and the weather app. download it free from the app store on your smartphone. >> new, gunmen rushing into a home and terrorizing a mother and her teenage children inside. >> john: on harwood street south of colonial drive near the

latest. >> reporter: good morning, john, good morning, amy. it is a scary night for the woman and her kids, in fact we members come and go this morning, and checking in to make sure everybody is okay. police say the would-be robbers targeted the wrong home. as you said, the call was made to police just after midnight this morning. and they reported that two people had knocked on the door and pushed their way inside the house. police say the masked men had guns and told the people inside, quote, you know what we are here for. family members say there were five people in the house at the time. >> guns. she different know what they were looking for because she don't have anything. and they wanted to shoot my

she is just 11 years old. >> reporter: officers presume the people who broke in were looking for money and they say they got away with nothing and officers also say that when the people took off they were driving an older model chevy impala, it was gray. reporting live in orlando, this morning, dana jay, fox 35 news. >> you decide, 2016. we're waiting to see new poll numbers after a heated democratic debate. >> amy: hillary clinton and bernie sanders and martin o'malley taking the stage but it felt more like a two-person debate and they left martin out. clinton and sanders wasted no time taking shots at each other and squared off on the topics of health care and gun control, but, things quickly got more personal, the candidates squared off on the topics of health care. and gun control. like we said. hours before the debate, sanders released his new plan and clinton went on the attack saying it is this wrong direction.

the secretary... [laughter]. >> as secretary clinton well knows, when the campaign began she was 50 points ahead of me and guess what? iowa, new hampshire the race is very, very close. >> i have the greatest respect for senator sanders and his supporters and i'll keep working as hard as i can to reach as many people of all ages. >> the candidates also squared off on the topic of gun control, the third time we've mentioned it. in case you weren't sure. they talked about gun control and clinton went after sanders for repeatedly voting with the nra and veering the decision to support legislation for gun manufacturers to have immunity and, ran off a list of measures >> john: maitland police are asking for your help finding a missing man with autism. the 23-year-old was last seen early saturday morning at his

trail area. he has the mental capacity of a 12 to 16-year-old and was last seen wearing a gold life is good t-shirt and black basketball short and new balance tennis shoes, black. >> amy: if you depend on sun rail you need to find a different ride today. the sun rail trains will not be running in observance of mlk, jr. day and says the trains will be up and running tomorrow. starting just after 5:00 a.m also, closed for the martin luther king, jr. holiday, banks, schools and government offices including the post office, which will not be delivering today. most stores and restaurants will be open, however. >> john: trending across the state of florida, a woman from south florida tries to rescue a shark after she found it in a swimming pool. ryan joins us now in studio with more on how it got there. good morning. >> ryan: she said she was visiting friends and saw two boys carrying what she thought was a fish at first and it was a shark into the pool and it happened at the mariner's cay condos and nicole and her husband rushed to save the shark

managed to carry it, which looked similar to one pictured right here. probably a little smaller, all the way back to the inner coastal and they said it eventually swam away, the good news. and saying it was a 5-foot shark. and the wildlife commission is looking for the two boys responsible. of course sharks would not do well at all with those chlorinated waters. back to you. >> amy: thank you, coming up charlie sheen revealing details about his battle with hiv. >> john: dr. oz joins us live with part three of his interview with the actor. and david i am looking at the web site and i want the lamborgheni. find it for me, i'll give you a couple of bucks. >> reporter: very good. listen, this guy, he came down here to kissimmee 11 years ago with 300 cars and today, 2016, the kissimmee auction, more than 3,000 cars on property at the osceola heritage park. you, too, can own one of these

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morning and you can see, it is a little hazy out there. maybe it is just the camera shot but for the most part it has been a nice morning, a beautiful sunrise, it is chilly out there. 43 degrees right now, on this monday. >> john: it is chilly, don't tell that to people up north. dr. oz is talking to charlie sheen. >> amy: coming face-to-face with the diagnosis he has been avoiding and dr. oz joins us live to talk a little more about the interview that he has done. great to see you. how are you? >> very well, amy. >> amy: everyone knows charlie sheen is hiv positive but does he have another health problem he has not been talking about? >> as a doctor i have to deal with the real elephant in the room, and you talk about hiv, and it is a dangerous disease but with mott earn therapy and him taking his pills again, which after our discussion is happening, the life expectancy is near normal and he can live a pretty normal life.

charlie is facing, different addictive issues he has had and sex and drugs and gambling and the mistakes he has made and particularly with drugs which caused devastation in his personal and business life and goes back to a bigger problem, he's suffering from, and we touchehed it a little bit but we'll go at it today. it is the mania. the ups and downs and mood swings, and he is not alone, many people are not alone and act in ways are self-destructive and the biggest challenge is to get someone to sit back and accept there is a possible solution that -- not what they would have expected and would mean they had a diagnosis of, you know, a form of mania, but treatments also exist and there painful admission something is deeper and needs to be fixed. >> amy: and, dr. oz, can that be

the mania that he experiences? >> without any question in my mind and going off of the hiv meds and leads him back to addictive behaviors that can be harmful to him. he's in a good place now in many ways and every once in a while he'll act out in a bizarre way but five years ago, there were times when it was all over the web of things that he did was bizarre, and not the charlie sheen i have gotten to know over the last few weeks and you realize something else is chemically pushing him in the wrong direction and what would happen if we helped him there and it is a dangerous problem, because people who suffer from it often see the world in technicolor and are much better able to connect ideas than most of -- and most of us can't figure out how to connect and they are brilliantly and see the world in technicolor and don't want to go to a black-and-white existence and charlie is like most people, will push back against being changed. i don't want to change him without him want be to be changed for the better. >> amy: absolutely, he has to

it is fascinating and we look forward to it on fox, and thank you for being our guest this morning. >> amy: 8:16. let's check in with jayme and talk about the chill in the air. you'll feel it. >> orlando, 44, 36 alachua county, where we have a freeze warning in effect, late tonight through early tuesday morning and from 1:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. as we expect temperatures here to dip, sub-freezing and below the freezing mark, 32 degrees. for our span of 2 or 3 hours, and here we go, sunny and cool. about 60 today. 58 by around 5:00, and a big drive home, and, looks like 50s, at 50, upper 40s, likely for orlando metro by 8:00 tonight. the forecast shows us around a 5, that is in the moderate to higher range and peak sun time at 12:09. area. a reinforcing front, cold cap, high pressure pushing the pup down the spine of the state later today. and, through tonight, and if you look out toward the western

the different area, toward phoenix and san francisco, another storm system, very progressive and energetic is loading up and will be a player in the forecast again. as we head toward friday. >> saturday. wetter and cooler times move back into the region as we head toward that period of time. cold front streaks through and the forecast doesn't show much, again, two clearing events, the front of yesterday, swipe the clouds out, eventually we got there. clear today, and through tonight, and not much change and our winds come off of the ocean here, the big switch after about the mid-week peak of wednesday and your thursday-friday, spinning winds, extra clouds and hike-up of local moisture counts, and, rain chance begins to set up late thursday into friday and friday afternoon. winter watches and watches again, freeze warning continues a.m. tuesday and changes with that will be first here on the air and also, on-line, twitter and facebook to update you o'er north central florida and sumpter county, a freeze watch

system, showing us that the numbers may approach the freezing mark and probably for no more than an hour, if we see that, set up and come to fruition we'll see the freeze warning issued for the watch areas and again, sub-freezing values here, 2-3 hours gainesville and south of that point, not so much, but, still, a distinct chill in the air and you fill feel it the next couple of consecutive mornings with era lows through the 30s, orlando metro, widespread 20s may be a reality from ocala north to the florida-georgia line by wednesday morning, our 7-day forecast, highlighting a return of moisture and additional warm, thursday into friday, windy weather there in the back end of the week and rain chance 50% and cooler temperatures by saturday, the wake of the passing front, high of 60. lows back down to the low and mid 40s, that's your forecast, central florida. let's talk a little live drive traffic and, yeah, a holiday. mlk day today. whatever you are doing, maybe leaving the house now, want you

eastbound and westbound if 4 looking good, under 10 minutes of travel time in the green. safe commute. and let's talk about pump www.fox35orlando.com for the regular sunoco, $1.72. county. www.fox35orlando.com for all of your news, weather traffic and pump patrol prices. guys, over to you. >> amy: thanks, coming up, do you have the need for speed. >> john: david martin does, this cars. good morning, david. >> reporter: more than 3,000 of them here at the meekham kissimmee auctions in the osceola heritage park. every car has a story. you are looking at a 1970 plymouth super-bird. right? two owners. since 1970. take a wild guess how many miles unrestored it has on it. 661. >> john: wow! >> a brand new car.

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>> amy: the auction is huge! and features great classic cars and david martin is in kissimmee with a look at some of those fancy vehicles! >> reporter: good morning, i'm dm here and with another dm, dave majors, you are the ceo of meek cam, a head honcho of all the cars and you can drive any off the lot. >> i'd love to drive every one of them off the lot. >> you have everything here, 3,000 plus cars, including ferarris. 4.5 million. >> we're in the middle of ferraris and portias and, a rare car and probably the cream of the crop in the ian exotics is this 1967 ferrari, 275 gtb-4, probably 3.5 million, plus. >> reporter: it is wonderful to dream. look at that. the american muscle car, that is

everyone wants to see exotic luxury cars and what is it about the muscle car. >> is the stars of the show are these, this american muscle cars, and, the american muscle cars are now starting to come into their own and competing in terms of dollars and high sticker prices with the european exotics and this is one of the best collections you will see. this is car after car of one of one or one of four or unrestored, low miles, these are the best of the best right here. starting with the dodge hemi daytona. >> reporter: and what would someone pay for this. >> we have sold these for upwards of 900,000, million dollars. in that range, and this is a beautiful example and every expectation it will be that range as well. >> reporter: what is this? >> 69 pontiac trans am and, again i said we're standing

one of onend, the only triple-white trans am produced, white interior, white convertible top and white top. nobody else has a car like this one. >> reporter: 3.5, 4 million. >> a little less. we're thinking it's a million-plus, in that range and is hard to tell when it is one of one, nothing to compare to. you don't know and it's an auction and you get a couple of by,interested and off it goes. >> one more year, and, the 1970 -- a gorgeous car, what is this. >> probably the star of the show. the american muscle cars here out of the 3,000 cars we have, a 1970 plymouth hemi-cuda, one of only five four speeds, extremely rare car, we sold a car like this 18 months ago, it was a blue with a blacktop, for $3.5 million. and the expectation is this one would bring more than that. >> reporter: man, dave, i tell you. it is great. i want our audience to know it's not just these cars, you have several thousand others here in

here. >> we have 3,000 cars and we are a collector car company for everybody and no matter what you are interested in and your pocketbook, 5,000 to 5 million the car is here someplace the next ten days. >> reporter: all forms of major credit cards accepted. dave majors, thanks very much. meekham.com is this web site for more information and it is open all week, great day to come down and the cars on the auction block on friday. >> john: before we let you go i saw an awesome some van outside the windows. i don't know, if you can show us the van. how much can he get for that. >> reporter: the custom van... >> with the logo. nice. >> reporter: what can we sell that for. >> i think, you know, by the time we have to charge it, run it across the block you'll lose money on the deal! >> reporter: truer words never

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this is "good day orlando." >> you're as cold as ice. >> starting to feel that way, isn't it? 8:31 and some sparts of central florida we dropped into the 30s this morning and 44 now and jayme says we'll see it chillier tomorrow. time to pull out the boots and sweaters and act like we live up north. i'm amy kaufeldt. >> john: checking the temperature up in minneapolis now, and... >> amy: in the sub freezing temperatures, today.

>> mostly clear, jayme, mostly clear. >>. >> what do we have here today? >> we have sun and cool temps, by our florida standards, chilly out there. good morning, look here, villages, 43, and 30s, ocala and gainesville and deland at 37, and has been two hours and 45 at sanford and 45 on the gorgeous shows of melbourne and melbourne beach, brevard, sunny and cool, 60ish, and 58 by 5:00 and 50 by 8:00 and night north winds, reinforcements of cool air, arriving tonight, secondary front, with little fan fare, not even a scrap of cloud cover out there. it is going to be kind of like uneventful, you won't know it is passing through and will set temperatures into a freezing-type scenario, especially for gainesville, tomorrow morning, we have a freeze morning in place, from

windy wet weather on the back end of the work week into knicks weekend and we clear out by saturday and are tracking it up and the remainder of your weather details on gdo, all right, it is that time of the morning, the moment don't lie to me. 436, southbound at old frontage road, avoid that and our last stop, the accident has been cleared, this is over there from chancellor drive. not too far from oak ridge. and that accident now has been pushed to the way side and things have been cleared. ooesh and work, under 10 minutes and go to the web site, including traffic and pump patrol pricing, www.fox35orlando.com. guys? >> amy: developing now, parts of florida are cleaning up after several tornadoes ripped through the state. >> one killed a couple seeking shelter with their son and

reported in manatee, sarasota and martin counties and now, the national weather service is trying to determine if the naples area was hit. now your the damage in the sarasota area. >> we're getting a look at the extends extensiveness in the damage and the roof is missing and the second floor is damaged and right now, this is not the only thing we are seeing, pan across here, you can see the roof of this home. blue tarp covering that one and they are dotting home after home after home on this street. yards littered with debris and we have seen similar scenes in other places as well. the ef-2 left multiple counties cleaning up and you are looking at videos from the hard hit

town, two people lost their lives and now the damage is estimated into the millions of dollars and this is not what we see in florida, this time of year and, especially something as strong as this, guys, back to you. >> thank you and any time severe weather hit, count on our fox 35 weather app, you can download it from the app store, it is completely free, right there on your smartphone. gunmen burst into a house and terrorize a mother and her teenage children. police believe the suspects targeted the wrong house, it happened just after midnight on a home on harwood south of clen yellow drive near the orange county sheriffs office and police say the suspect got in through the home's front door and confronted a woman and her children inside and the gunmen searched the house and didn't and left. police believe the gunman had the wrong house. fortunately, no one was hurt.

left the scene in a gray chevy im impala. >> john: people were stuck at the datona beach pier. >> amy: out stops the morning rush. you can see the rescuers actually climbed up the coaster and then actually pushed the capsule the people were riding in. >> john: it looks kind of fun! >> amy: wouldn't you mant to make sure it can stop at the bottom? right? apparently -- >> the riders were never -- >> a good time the pier. >> amy: they were not in serious danger and thankfully no juan was hurt and, the people were back on the ground and -- and, it needs to stop -- >> john: that watch sn't scary. a fire swept through the lake county citrus sale in leesburg saturday night. that is a look inside the

property owner says the building was been there 100 years and people who live nearby are in shock the old building is gone. >> i think it was quite disastrous and is a shame, you don't know what to say, other than i feel bad for them, you know? i wish them the best. >> luckily no one was hurt in the fire. >> surfside, and lake county's high school graduation rate is below the state average and slipped to 75.8% last year and, florida's average is 77.8% and e 0 officials with lake county schools tell the daily commercial they are looking into what was behind the drop. and it is martin luther king, jr. day and the kids are home from school but it doesn't mean you have to stay at home. >> john: there are options and a few things are happening in central florida where the family can have a good time. today is this last chance to

barnum and bailey circus and kicks off the final night at the amway center -- 1:00 this afternoon, actually and show up early for the pre-access show there and you meet the get autographs. >> amy: and, at the science center, an event invites state of the art gaming and simulation technology for guests and check out the future of gaming and design and interact with leaders and workshops for your inner techie. >> john: today is your last chance to catch the famous eagle at the brevard zoo. the eagle became famous after the video surfaced of the bird giving donald trump some trouble. at a "time" magazine photo shoot. the raptor exhibit at the brevard zoo ends today and comes free with your admission to the zoo. >> new, this morning, why drive destination. >> john: coming up we'll explain the on demand service uber is

>> amy: this morning on this day in history, january 18th, 1975, jefferson's ran on cbs and ran for ten years and, there was

appearance, we're moving up to the east side ... >> amy: on this day in history, january 18th, 1975, the year the jefferson's premiered on cbs, and i forgot, you are used to shows premiering in the fall and, a lot of shows premiered in the dead of january and ran for ten years, and george and weezie appeared in the 190s on another popular sitcom.

"the cosby show"? or the fresh prince of bellair. time. question. david martin joins us live at -- with the fancy, fancy car, maybe something from the 1970s. >> reporter: i am moving on up to a 1970, hemi-cuda, worth $4 million, and my bottom is sitting on it. an easy question, i am going with family matters. >> family matters. all right. david martin, thanks, family matters, this morning. ryan, what say you. >> ryan: he looks great but i don't think he's right. either "the cosby show" or fresh prince and i'm going with the fresh prince of bellair. >> amy: okay, you are saying the fresh prince, what say you, jayme king?

school gpa of, c, the fresh prince. letter c,. >> yes. >> the wrong coast. jefferson's were new york and you are talking l.a. and i think it is family matters. >> let's see if you have it right. here's your answer. >> the fresh prince of bellair and if you remember the last episode of fresh prince of mansion? george! yes, fresh prince of bellair. >> looks good. that is all that matters. yeah. but it that way. all right. 8:44, and let's cold it is. >> jayme: wow, this is a close

this is where i like to talk about personal things, up close and personal. let me get out of the way and make the margins larger. 30s and 40s, at this time. cool start, no doubt, guys, when the wind picks up, we really see the numbers starting to be affected by that. this windchill or feels-like factor is alive and well. a sunny, cool day and by 2:00, 60, 58 by 5:00 and 50 by 8:00 and continue with the northerly component for the winds and the gulf scene today, not bad, cool, chilly sunshine, 58 by noon and 3:00, temps 60ish and looks like we'll have a girl firsty winds at times, west and north-northwest that's day commencing. secondary system moving down south, behind that, snowfall, portions over the deep south and behind me another big winter storm developing and we'll see

back end of the week and another cooldown moving through by saturday. until then it is cool, reinforcing cooler air on our tuesday and not much in the way of any cloud cover, and ample sunshine in place, highs tomorrow, i think, probably struggling to get up and out of those mid and upper 50s with the second dar cool front, and will bring gainesville down for a freeze watch for you, sumpter county and including wildwood and bushnell. and in regard to freezing temperatures, a span of sub freezing conditions, gainesville, 2-3 hours and to the south, at this juncture looking for zero, in the freezing department and a watch for sumpter county and conditions may become favorable to develop 32 degree fahrenheit temps and below that as we head through the period of time. again, this is going down, freeze warning tonight, alachua county and the rest of the

out of minneapolis and double-wide what for bismarck, 15 below and 12 in nashville and this polar area here, of air slumping south following behind that, a series of fronts and the secondary front will come in and you can see the mess on the person states and as we get closer to friday, a system that will bring warmer windy weather and looks like we'll probably approach low and mid 70s by friday, chance of rain at 50%, and isolated storms and we'll keep you abreast but bottom line, clear and colder and, after a warm-up, down we go to 60 with winds, saturday and lows to the low and mid 40s, okay, your forecast, central florida, this is snap the sun! and this is tim major on the sea shore at new smyrna beach. tim and i talk quite a bit on facebook and he's one heck of an amateur photographer. and probably could sell some of his pictures, es he that good with the lens and the camera.

if not, thank you anyway. #snap the sun, love to see your pictures, hop to it and we'll feature you live here on "good of course on fox 35. this is marley, everybody. our weather baby of the moment. cute kid, love the pig tails, visit our web site, www.fox35orlando.com. for more on the weather baby segment and you can also get your fair share of traffic and i have your lathest now on the local highways, the scene oob and westbound i-4, here we go, under 10 minutes, jyp to downtown, three minutes eastbound and 434 to fairbanks, 7 minutes. and the commute has been effortless, a few fender bend,but overall in the green and it means go. safe commute to you guys. >> you're on the list... >> v.i.p. list. >> do not look me in my eye. don't look at me.

look at me and close your eyes. >> amy: the weekend box office, the kevin hart comedy, ride-along 2, pulling in $34 million and, bumped "star wars," and it fell 0 third place and the revenant, came in second and "star wars," nothing to sneeze at, raking in 25 million. >> john: that is a good opening weekend. >> amy: and, almost a month now. expected to be a rough weak on wall street. >> john: and ryan has a look at today's business headlines. >> ryan: we haven't had good business headlines lately and asian markets have a historically low, and futures are up and markets are not trading and futures look better. a little bit of good news an asian markets dropping to the lowest level since 2011 and the nikkei, more than 2% on china and south korea saw major drops

ing to fall, down 4% a barrel of crude below $28 a barrel, where it was trading and, falling prices for crude, looking great at the pump as well. but look what is happening in michigan. they've become the first state now to sell gas for under a dollar. several stations in the town of houghton lake, 79 to 80% a gallon and the rest of the midwest and michigan not that low but they are there, 80 cents a gallon, why drive when you can fly? uber is testing and on demand helicopter service and partnering with the plane manufacturer airbus at the sundance film festival and reporting it is apparently a pilot project for right now, and the ceo of airbus is willing to take much further if everything goes well. and uber used helicopters previously to shuttle new york city customers between manhattan and the hamptons. there you go. if you are not comfortable riding in the car take a helicopter. a little tough to find a -- >> what is this money?

a great business idea. we can bring out "sky fox." and use it, right? >> ryan: we can drop you off. >> john: we'll talk to legal xirs. >> ryan: might be good. >> amy: heli-pool. coined a new term. >> john: a popular celebrity returning to the spotlight after her fight with postpartum depression. >> amy: how she overcame the struggle on "good day orlando." now, it is time for your pet of the day. check out baxter! cutey-pie. >> john: ron burgundy's dog, hello, baxter, you are like a tiny little buddha! >> amy: he is! cute. if you want your pet featured as our pet of the day, john watched anchorman. >> john: i watched it last night. baxter, you know me like no one else. >> amy: on our facebook page,

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performances, leo dicaprio won best actor for the revenant and brie larson, best actress in room and amy schumer the critics shows mvp award for work on the movie, train wreck. >> heyden ad a -- she eventually centered treatment last october, and said the experience of postpartum depression was painful and scary and she got a lot of support. nice to see her back. hour. >> john: not just the hot button issues people are talking about from last night's democratic debate, also the stink eye bernie sanders gave hillary clinton! >> amy: oh! john, that is how you look at me. >> john: all the time! more on this viral video, and

>> amy: stink eye and we know men can turn into crybaby, right when they get sick? turns out there is a scientific reason for the moaning and groaning and flopping around, we'll break down man flu! stop giving me the stink eye, john, coming up next. david martin? >> live all morning at osceola heritage park. the world's largest collector car auction, this one here, never before seen, the car was supposed to have been desteroid in 1970 and -- destroyed in 1970 and, the guy said, no, i'll take it and a million-plus at least, open every day through saturday, 9:00, tickets are $30 to get in, kids under 12 are free, more than 3,000 cars and 12,000 pieces of memorabilia.

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