we'll tell b >> 7:hour here on "good day orlando". i'm john brown. >> i'm amy kaufeldt. beautiful sunrise to greet us on this tuesday. here's the stories we're working on. we have freeze warnings in effect for several counties. jamye will have an update on what you can expect today. >> a view from sky fox, breaking news, a house fire in orange county, the latest coming up. plus this. music

remembering glenn frey this morning. he died yesterday at the age of 67. we'll look back at his very successful career and too many eagles songs to mention. he had a great solo career after. >> just great music. here's jamye king with a look at your cold forecast. kids back the school and it's chilly at the bus stop. >> you want to take it easy as we have cold air, 30s and orlando. you put the wind on top, the feels like or windchill factor alive and well. feels like 237 out of 27 in gainesville. bundle up the kids. if you're a straggler to getting out late, bundle them up. let's look. cold front now, a weak one, the western edge streaking through. this is going to leave the

state, allowing another cold air mass in through the day today. sunny and cool, through the mid 50s, upper 50s for south of orlando. highs today, a cool one despite the sunshine in your face all day long. skies look pretty. in the temps, i could do without. more of the same on friday, windy from the south, wetter and potentially stormier weather setting up as we get to friday. we'll talk more about that in the full forecast, but the legacy blind the system on friday, cooler temps on saturday with a high of 58. the ole tampa highway accident at wooten road has been cleared, so let's advance to the drive times. right now, looking good. i-4 east and west not bad, under ten minutes. the same can be said for westbound 528, a popular stretch, 417 to obt at 23 minutes at this time. it's weather and traffic together. >> back to the breaking news. sky fox over the scene of i

this is happening on backfield drive, near where obt and john young parkway cross. firefighters have appearedded to knock the fire down quickly. a man is in the hospital after shot by orlando police officers. >> the police department says that the officers were forced to shoot. it happened last night on swiss coe drive in orlando, north of lee vista boulevard and east of 436. fox 35s dana jay is joining us live outside of ormc with the latest. good morning. >> i'm cold. the man was taken here last night after shooting. we still don't know who he is, but we did hear from orlando police chief last night about what led his officers to fire at that suspect. suspect.

responded to a call about a >> both officers arrived at the scene at the same time and confronted by a man with a gun. he refused orders to drop the gun. they fired upon him and he was transported to ormc. >> police aren't describing this the suspicious incident that prompted the call. they say the man emerged from one of the condos and the shots were fired on a landing in one of the buildings. >> things happen in the blink of an eye an our officers have to make that split second decision, and unfortunately fortunately our officers are not hurt, they're not taken up, and they're going home to their families tonight. >> i got a phone call fr husband around 7:30 that there were shots fired, don't come home. i said are you okay. he said i'm fine. i'm sorry. he said i'm fine and just don't come home.

being exchanged upstairs. >> we're working on learning more about the condition of that suspect. as for the officers, we're told they've each been on the force for five to ten years, they are currently on paid administrative leave as fdle investigates, that is tan dard procedure in these types of cases. reporting live in orlando, dana jay, fox 35 news. >> in lake county, deputies will be back at a home trying to piece together how someone ended up being buried in the backyard of the house of a missing man. the remains were found in the yard of that home on pennsylvania street, west of state road 44 near paisley. deputies were called out to the home after a neighbor reported he hadn't seen the homeowner in more than a month. sixty-one-year-old dennis jones owns the house. the porch light was on, he has not been seen, and his car was not in the driveway. a cadaver dog alerted them to the remains in the backyard.

an i.d. this morning. >> more than 10,000 people are expected to march in tallahassee this morning. they're urging the florida teacher union to drop a lawsuit against the voucher program. it helps low income families to afford private education. the florida's teacher union sued the state, calling it unconstitutional because it schools. king claims ending the program would harm minorities. >> updates on the victims of the tornado in manatee county. >> three of the five survivors are out of the hospital. it killed a couple inside the home, but their son, stephen wilson, jr. along with four children survived. wilson and two boys are out of the hospital this morning with just scrapes, but the two little girlses had much more serious injuries. now strangers in the community

family through this tough time. >> it was their mom and dad. >> people have been reaching out to pay for the medical bills and burial costs. they're raising money online and have gotten close to $20,000. >> relief is almost here for drivers who travel between lake and orange counties. tomorrow, the state will open up a new stretch of the parkway, it's about three miles long, linking state road 436 to the 435. the parkway is a project that has been in the works for years. it will be a 25-mile toll road when fully complete. the ultimate goal is to relief congestion on near by roads. >> in flagler county, some 1700 people are warned to boil their drinking water. >> this comes after vandals released 400,000 gallons from the water supply. the boil water notice affects the people living in the plantation bay and plantation

deputies say the water valves were turned on in several vacant lots between 3 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. on sunday, draining thousands of gallons of water. deputies begin their investigation to get to the bottom of who the vandals are. >> we're looking at a felony chim mal mischief charge because of the disruption of service. >> they said the residents should continue to boil water until further notice. >> this morning, rock 'n roll fans are remembering glenn frey. >> he pass add way on monday. ryan is here with a look back on his career f if i'm driving cross country, i want his albums with me. >> people are in shock over this. glenn frey died on monday at 67 years old, he had been suffering from a niewb of illnesses, including arthritis and pneumonia.

>> the founding member of the eagles, pinned mega hits like take it easy, all ready gone, lying eyes, new kid in town. the list goes on and on. he won six grament mes with the bands, also sold over 120 million albums. after they broke in the 198 1980, he enjoyed a top sewly career, recording with like the heat is on, smug smuggler's blues. we have brad paisley who says so sadden and in shock for the loss of glenn frey. thank you for the music that paved the way for so many others. lou diamond phillips saddened. his music lives on in the lives he touched.

shocker, my friend from the early days, and important member of the eagles has died. we loved you, glenn glenn frey. travis trit, a photo from the day they first met him. mu >> one of the cool things, i had forgot about this until i heard it on the radio this morning, they were formed as linda ron stated's back up band. >> yeah. >> they stopped talking over a decade. he said when will they get back together, that's when hell freezes over and that's was the name of the big album. >> thanks, ryan. >> coming up this morning, a big change at sea world orlando. >> what the guests are no longer allowed to do. plus this.

theme right here, but two corinthians, right, two corinthians 3:17, that's the whole ballgame. >> donald trump catching heat for kind of numbering up a book of the bible there. we'll have details coming up next. good morning, jamye. >> good morning, john. the floodgates are open, color air arriving now. with us through the day, you'll feel it for sure. temperature now, we'll tell you about that and your e find your sweet spot today with dunkin's

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>> 7:13 on "good day orlando". sea world orlando making a change. they will no longer offer the beluga interaction program to guests here. >> that allows guests to put on a wetsuit and swim with the beluga whales for a fee. sea world orlando is now reviewing the program. a statement says, quote, we are always exploring new ways to enhance and evolve our complete menu of animal interaction opportunities and this review is part of that commitment. just last year, one of the parks four belugas died from an infection. sea world orlando does not say whether or not that factored into their decision. this comes following sea world san diego's decision to end its signature killer whale show at the start of the year.

close during the limited wild artic upclose tour. despite the decision in orlando, sea world san diego and san antonio still offer the program with the belugas. the presidential hopefuls fuls preaching for peace. >> bernie sanders and hilary clinton were reaching out for african-american vote nerves south carolina and alabama on dr. martin luther king, jr. day. clinton continued to focus on the threat of gun violence and questions sanders' track record with the nra. sanders questioned why the wealthiest nation on earth has the highest rate of childhood poverty of any developed nation. they will square off again on february 11th. >> donald trump is reaching out to van gel cames, but during his speech yesterday he numbered a bible verse. lou ann has more. >> this has a lot of people

he spoke at the late jerry farewell's liberty university. he said two corinthians in said of second corinthians. >> i hear this is a major theme right here, but two corinthians, right, two corinthians 3:17, that's the whole ballgame. where the spirt of the lord, right, where the spirt of the lord is, there is liberty and here there is liberty college, liberty university, but it is so true. >> yeah, he messed it up twice. liberty university president year we're farewell, jr. introduced trump, he said that the candidate actually remind him of his late father. amy, back to you. >> thanks. a new poll conducted for fox 35 shows donald trump is holding a 12 point lead over ted cruz here in florida, 31% of likely voters said they support trump compared

and jeb bush are almost tied for third. it was done by opinion savvy on december 17 yft at the latest debate. 7:16 right now. it's a chilly tuesday morning out there, but it makes for a pretty sunrise. >> the high cloud cover passing over, it can dazzle the senses when we bring in that thin, wispy cloud cover, the riding sun, and moisture in the upper levels of the atmospherement i've seen great shots from all around central central florida. send us your photography to our twitter and facebook pages, my personal one or the fox 35 page wedge would love to see them 32 in gainesville, 36 ocala. when we fact netter wind now, the windchill or the feels like temperature, it's way down. feels like 27 now in gainesville, and now we are 'n

values through the mid and upper 30s for orlando metro, the surrounding communities being sub dutches and counties getting in on the mix. floodgates are open. straight shot of northerly wind glow that got in late last night, game in with little fanfare and extra cloud cover, and that was that. now it's set up as a cool day. sunny and cool, highs only through the mid and upper 50s north of orlando, probably lower 50s for a lot of the day. let's take a live look. this is our visit orlando camera, atop the hyatt regency and we have that sirius cloud cover, 43 degrees located in the vicinity of the cam, north winds at 10. by tonight, probably not what you want to hear unless you're a lover, i mean a deep lover of cold weather. we've got a gainesville hard freeze warning, then a freeze warning for flagler, marion

county will see temperatures down to the freezing mark. the thing with the hard freeze, it's all about how low the temps goes and for how long. the duration, eight to ten hours of freeze conditions at 32 degrees or colder. three to five of those hours up in gainesville, 27 degrees or colder through the overnight, early tomorrow morning, so again, pipes, pets and plants, cover them up, bring them inside. it's one of those times here, we've got to be extra vigilant. also, scattered frost likely developing and more tucked in, wind protected rural areas, western orange county, seminole, lake, everybody on the outskirts of the concrete jungle that is downtown orlando, that concrete releases extra heat, but overall, it will be chilly area-wide tonight in through tomorrow morning. on this tuesday, small craft flags flying, seas 5-6 feet. unless you want a spinal readjustment, i suggest you stay off of the boat today.

chop on the local waterways, lakes, intercoastal, indian and banana river, it will be rough. who is surfing today anyway? fifty-five on the sand by the way. we'll keeping the sunshine, but a chill is in the air. here's the model forecast. the back end of this week, you'll notice low pressure coming up and out of the high plains. look at the front swinging through texas, coming our way. modeling sucting that we're windier and wetter. by friday afternoon, scattered showers and storms. maybe strong storms up to north florida and atlanta, but the lows stay farther to the north, compared to the last storm over last weekend, so something we'll keep our eyes on. behind that storm, it's colder. saturday, windy, 58 with a low

upper 30s if not 40 on the nose, colder through the surrounding areas north and west of metro orlando. let talk live drive traffic. gina is off and i'm assuming the double duty today. i've got the latest for you. westbound and eastbound i-4, a couple offender benders, but everything off to the shoulders of the roadways where they occurred. drive times are getting bev fee. we're in the yellow, maitland to colonial, about seven minutes westbound 528, 417 the orange blossom trail 27 minutes. your pump patrol pricing you can get at the website. website. that's fox35orlando.com. guys? >> jamye, thank. a closer look at one possible reason why women have higher rates of depression and anxiety than men. >> a new study suggests it may

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team joins us nex >> 7:24 here on "good day orlando". got some breaking news.

scene of a house fire in orange county. this is happening on backfield drive, which is near obt and john young parkway. looks like it's destroyed there. firefighters knocked it down quickly. there was a lot of smoke in the air early. no word what sparked the fire or anybody was injured. >> health watch now. the wage gap between american women and men might be one reason why women have higher rates of depression and anxiety. in fact, a new study suggests women with lower incomes than men were twice as likely to have major depression. dr. mike is joining us with more on these disparities and how it would cause women to be depressed. i don't know, dr. mike, it seems like common sense, especially if you're single or a mom who is trying to raise children on her own, and you know that you're not making as much as your counter counterparts, that's depressing.

we've known, amy force decades that women suffer from depression and anxiety more than men and we've looked at all kinds of possibilities. could it be child rearing? but this new data looking at over 22,000 workers indicates that if you're doing the same job as your male counterpart and you're getting paid less, you have a dramatically increased risk of depression and anxiety, and it's not just if you're at the lower end of the economic scale, amy. these are executives as well, tn can have significant long-term health affects. >> so what do managers need to know about the study, what should she hear? >> it's a no-brainer, if someone does a job, whether you're a man or a woman, whatever, there should be no bias, no gender, no racial gap whatsoever.

and if you do that and everyone is on an equal playing field, then you're not going to have people having depression and anxiety. and by the way, if you're an employer out there, guess what? you're going lose money because those people are going to be out dealing with their depression and anxiety and they'll be less productive, so bottom line, everybody gets paid an honest wage for a honest workday. >> it sure makes sense. hopefully people are listening. dr. mike, always a pleasure. great to see you. >> love you, amy. >> love you back. new this morning, smartphones making smart kids. >> the new texting program that is helping kids rn parents keep up with important college deadlines. plus, an oscar boycott. we'll tell you who are calling

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>> 7:30 here on "good day orlando". welcome back. i'm john brown. >> i'm amy kaufeldt. so happy you're with us on this beautiful tuesday morning, despite the cold, it is chilly out there. we have a live look at temperatures for you right now. look at that, we hit the magical

we'll have details on that in a second. plus. >> a china with threatening my babies with the gun and kill my baby. i was look no. >> we're hearing from a mother after men badge into barge into her house. >> a gun display controversy in a florida town. the owners of a gun store put out characters in front of her business, but they're holding guns. the city says they have to take them down. the owners say no way. let's go back to jamye and talk about that. is it true that cold weather makes for pretty sunrises? >> it's the cloud cover. the canopy is moving over. i've seen a few posts this morning, folks said to me, rainbow pics during the course of yesterday driving towards that sun. you good it's that cloud mass in place and it dazzles the senses.

senses, climb back in bed with the dogs or something. it's a cold one. thirty-two gainesville, 30s widespread over north central florida. windchill factor 27 at gainesville, 30s for the rest, so that canopy of clouds streaming in high overhead, you can see the movement lurches to the east and to the south, so we begin to get rid of this and return to a mainly sunny sky, not that it's not now, but you see the scattering. fifty-three by 5:00 o'clock, north/northwest winds in the range of about 15u 5-15 or so. this is our new live cam. it's above the regency. it's looking chilly out there with the clouds in place and a gorgeous sunrise. highs through the 70s by thursday and friday, then back down we go. winlddy and wetter on friday with a departing system, colder saturday, a high of 58 with a

that for the weekend. that's your forecast. let's talk traffic. it's live, it is drive, it's traffic and not a lot going on. we have this incident on i-4. this is at garland avenue near livingston street off of the highway there, so anticipate that. just around lee along i-4, we've the good a vehicle fire there, i've been told, so we're efforting that and we'll bring you the latest on that. probably slow and go as you see here, westbound and eastbound downtown. creeping upwards of 20 minutes and in the yellow. we'll keep you posted. weather and traffic until 10:00 a.m. >> a man is in the hospital after shot by orlando police officers. >> the police department says those officers were forced to shoot him. it happened last night in the 6,000 block of twist coe drive in orlando. dana jay is joining us live outside of ormc this morning with an update on that. good morning.

the suspect was taken here after last night's shooting. we still don't know who he is, but we did hear from orlando police chief after that shooting at that condo complex last night. officers, we're told, responded to the courtney landing condo complex near orlando international airport, around 7:45, 8:00 o'clock last night. the chief said officers responded to what he's calling a suspicious incident. we didn't get many details among that. those officers were confronted by a man with a gun. when that man refused to drop that gun, we're told the officers fired. >> these things happen in the blink of an eye, and officers are have to make that split second decision. fortunately, our officers are not hurt, they're very shaken up by this incident, but they're going to go home to their families tonight. >> we're told each of those i haves has five to ten years of experience in law enforcement,

administrative leave pending the outcome of a fdle investigation, that's standard in these cases. we're working on finding out how that suspect is doing this morning. reporting live in orlando, dana jay, fox 35 35 news. >> a mom speaking out about her frightening experience after two men burst into her house and threatened her and her daughter. >> ryan has the morning rush. >> orlando police saying these two men pushed their way inside the home with weapons and demanding money. the victim asked not to be denied so nobody would recognize her. they searched her hand while holding a gun to her eleven-year-old daughter. >> trying to threaten my baby with the gun and kill my baby. i was like, no. i hovered over my baby and pushed her behind me. after that, the one in the kitchen whizzerred something, they went out of the door and left. >> now, interestingly enough, the victim saying that the men left without taking anything. police believe the suspects

the victim's children now staying at their grandmothers because they're too scared to stay in the house. right now they're searching for the suspects that did that this morning. a 72-year-old man is held on more than $100,000 bond age accused of having a sexual relationship with a 16-year-old girl. arresting william leach the third yesterday. he had been the victim's neighbor, drove to meet the girl to have relations. he's chawred with unlawful sexual activity with a minor and also traveling to meet a minor. on a brighter note, today, sea world orlando will be releasing two manatees back in the wild. they were founded orphaned in satellite beach last year. now that they're healed, they'll be released among other manatees to help them adapt into their natural environment once again. >> a father is working to pass a law that would help keep your kids safe when they get off of the bus. >> he cawnt want cameras on the

sure that drivers stop and let them exit. don mayor is fighting for that bill because his twelve-year-old daughter was hit and killed by a driver in 2010 as she got off of her school bus in deltona. cord together state department of education, as many as 10,000 cars everyday go around stopped school buses in florida. he said that would stop it from happening by catching the people would go around the buses, then ticketing those driver gz nobody has a right to drive or risk somebody else's life and that's going around the stopped school buses. >> it's a selfless, dangerous action. >> the school districts would decide whether or not to add the cameras, it would also make it reckless driving driving to go around a school bus with its arm out. >> trending this morning, some actors are calling for a boycott of the oscars due to a lack of minority nominees once again. >> spikily and jada pinkett

ceremony. forty white actors in two years and no flavor at all. smith called on her fans to join the boycott. with the buzz, the president of academy issued a statement yesterday, promising that the academy will push for more diversity next year. this is the second year in a row the oscars has been accused of lacking culture. >> well, there's a new program that can help young people applying to college. >> the texting project sends reminders for key dates and deadlines. we'll show you how it works, how it could help your teenager coming up next. 7:38. you're watching "good day orlando". a lovelily view of downtown looking on the orange county courthouse, and pretty clouds

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>> welcome back to "good day orlando". it is 7:41 right now. giving a nice live view of the city beautiful this morning t is crisp and cool out there. if you like this kind of weather, then this is your week. we'll get little improvements, then on the back helicopter hill slide. >> does anybody like the 30s? >> i like being able to wear sweater and boots sometime, not all the time. i get one week. i'm happy. >> on the about is watch, after the holiday weekend, wall street is waking up to a chilling announcement from china. >> confirming what we've been seeing. they said their slowest economic group is the slowest in 25 years. some the leaders met with economic officials to discuss the massive market slowdown. meanwhile, chinese stocks were slightly up today. the slowdown is putting u.s. markets at historic lows so far this year.

raised the rates over the holiday weekend. this week you will notice the price of mailing things out is a little bit higher. ups and fedex up their prices last month, in addition to the price hikes, some services are being taken away or renamed. for example, standard post will be called retail ground. the changes took effect on sunday. >> also, white castle putting on a big party for valentine's day. the popular fast food chain making headlines for this. it's accepting reservations for the 25th annual valentine's day day celebration. reservations are required, people. if you go, you'll get hostess seating and table side service, but are there any in central florida? >> i don't think so. i would drive to fine it. i wouldn't drive with my wife on valentine's day to find one. >> not on valentine's day. >> because i like being married and that would be the end of it right there. >> white castle is similar to the crystal burgers, which we have that around here. >> over to you.

white call sell. >> most parents know keeping up with schedules schedules for high school and college aged kids can be daunting, but there's a no project to help. it's called the going to college texting project and joining us to talk more about it is ray larsen and amanda castberg with the heart of united way. good morning. >> good morning. >> i love this idea. i have a kid in college for the second year, i know how busy that last year of high school can be and keeping up with all of those important dates. tell us more about this project. >> you're scwactly right. exactly right. applying to college is not easy. it's easy to get tripped up by deadlines and requirements to go to school, so what the texting project does is sends on time messages to remind students when applications or transcripts are do, or they need a new sat so they meet the deadlines they need to meet. >> amanda, my favorite part is

the texts, the parents get it so we can serve as a backup. >> you're right. sometimes the parents like it more than others because i don't know how it is at your house, sometimes my teenagers don't talk to me so i don't know always know they have a deadline societies conversations stay on point. >> are a lot of universities involved in this right now? >> yeah, we have all of the universities in florida and higher education institutions. if a student is interested in going to a school here in florida, they can text a code for that school and get school specific messages about the school. >> you want to talk about if you have a kid in senior high school, there's important dates coming up, right? >> this is an important season. this is the time when students can fill out the applications for federal student aid. that's the geat gateway to financial aid. last year, only half filled it out.

families why they're not going to college, they say we don't have the money, we can't afford it. less than half of the kids that graduate in florida are in the game for financial aid. last year, we left $17 million on the table for grants. >> you say we make too much, my child won't get, it but it's also for work study and things like that, right? >> you're exactly right. it's not just for pell grants and federal aid, but it helps clerks determine the financial aid they can give to your student. >> where do people sign up if they want to participate. >> the heart of florida he's united way's website and they can find the special code of the college, they sex it to a number and they'll start receiving the messages right away. >> lay and amanda, thank you so much for coming in. >> thank you. >> it is 7:46 on this tuesday. over to you. >> thank you, good to see you back. about time. let's talk about your accue weather forecast and again, a

high passing sirius cloud coverage, made for a delightful sunrise. the beach fropt, cold sunshine, 46 degrees, northwest winds at eleven. winds are gustier off shore. you look at the horizon, it looks like elephants in the distance. ocean swell is makings it trek down to far south florida. if you're a swell chaser, like i used to be before i had the responsibilities of adult life, kids and such, go to south florida, that's where it will be today. around here, a trace swell, a cold start, 39 in the ril larges, ocala 36, gainesville 32 and primarily south at that point towards orlando metro and out towards the northern edge of okeechobee, solid low 40s, with you with the windchill factor in place, upper 20s in gainesville. the wind is creating some damage to the actual temp and we'll keep things chilly despite ample

on you, in your face all day. still, not a lot of progress with the temperatures as this artic air mass has moved in, about 55 by 2:00 o'clock. taking a look again, canopy of clouds on top, slowly lurching to the east. watch the last loop. you can see this stuff blending down towards the south and this will help to keep us in that confine of mostly sunny conditions, but again, it's going to be a cool or cold one ep by tonight, a freeze warning for our residents in flagler county, including the cities of palm coast and bushnell, wildwood involved in this one. the whole county out to the eastern gulf of mexico will be a freeze warning. this is a hard freeze warning for gainesville, beginning 11:00 p.m. tonight until 8:00 o'clock tomorrow morning, a hard freeze meaning the duration and the temperatures, the temperatures are lower in this aryan the duration, the spread of hours we see in these temperatures at 32 degrees or less from eight to ten hours.

hours will be probably be around 27 degrees or colder t will be very, very chilly. cool high pressure in control, rain chances are absolutely not happening from about wednesday into thursday. the chance of rain extremely low. just not happening, but it will change i think by friday as we see now the rockies becoming more active. next front to the south. we find those low pressure much farther to the north and say sunday morning storm. that thing was right on top of central florida. i think we removed probably entirely the risk of any real safer weather. a strong storm wouldn't shock me, but you can see how this stuff moves in by friday in the afternoon hours, the rain chances move up, so between 2:00 o'clock, 4:00 o'clock, it will get more active during that time. dry, sunny skies today, 50s throughout, looking good again. if you like it cool for the afternoon hours today in orange county, more of the same, solely 50s for highs, bright sun but

same can be said at brevard county, the gorgeous beaches looking good. if you like it cool, widespread 50s, titusville 56, palm bay around 59. here's the next seven days showing us we're windy, warmer, and we are wetter, coming on back for us by the back end of the week. after the storm passes, we're colder, very chilly saturday, windy from the west, wind will be cranking, temperatures heading down. that's your forecast. we have a gorgeous weather baby for you. it's charlotte. she's little. that cupcake is almost bigger than her. >> yes, she is. >> i kid. i kid. charlotte our weather baby at the moment. i appreciate t gorgeous hat there. for more, visit our website, fox35orlando.com. i like charlotte and cupcakes very cool. let's talk live drive traffic time.

not a lot going on except it's on i-4 eastbound, we have got a vehicle fire near exits 99, 98b at maitland boulevard. avoid that if you can. it's probably super slow. the road on the mapping showing us that bright vivid red and and that's super slow, generally increasing the overall volume in our commute times. garland also an accident at livingston which has been cleared in the last ten minutes. westbound and eastbound i-4, lake mary boulevard, so seminole and orange county in the yellow #-rbgs 33 minutes, so a lot of slow and go and that's how it plays out typically at this time in the morning commute in downtown orlando. over to you. >> thanks, jamye. bikers hitting the south florida streets, many doing stunts in traffic. they think this is a anti-violence message in honor of dr. martin luther king, jr.

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>> 7:54 here on good good day. too imto look at the stories around florida. >> in south florida, hundreds of bikers causing a stir after taking over the streets of miami. aerial shots capture these scenes. it unfolded yesterday afternoon. these riders on motorcycles and atvs performed stufnts in streets and passed other cars, causing confusion and problems. the group said it was an anti-violence message in honor of dr. martin luther king, jr. they call it bikes up guns down and did the same thing last year. police made several arrests and even confiscated several of the bikes. >> the 2016 hunt for pythons in the florida everglades is on. this is the second annual hunt

about 600 people have registered for the hunt that began on saturday. the team with the most pythons will get a top prize of $5,000. wildlife officials says this helps to raise awareness about how pythons can harm florida's natural plants and wildlife. the hunt this year ends on february 14th. >> the owners of a gun store in sarasota facing controversy after they put two iconic sculptors outside of the store. he see them used in front of car dealerships. but when they put the dudes in front of their gun store, people got upset because they're holding guns. now code enforcement says they have to take them down. the couple says they're being singled out. >> we really did try not to make it offensive in anyway. >> we had a couple of phone calls from people saying that they were afraid, they thought someone was shooting at them, which we totally don't

>> the couple plans to fight that decision because they say amendment rights. >> it's a cold start to your tuesday morning, you probably know that. jamye tracking the chilly temperatures coming up. >> new video and airstrikes out of iraq. the iraqi military hitting several isis targets. find out why the timing of one

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