>> announcer: it's 8:00 a.m. from fox 35, this is "good day orlando." >> john: 8 o'clock on good day, happy tuesday, i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm anymore aechl my kaufeldt. the stories we're working on now. bundle up, it is chilly out there! look at that, down to 31 now in gainesville and freeze warning

update on that in a second. >> john: doctors are treating a suspect after orlando police shot him, find out why police say they were forced to shoot. plus this: tequila sunrise... >> amy: sad morning as we remember rock & roll legend glen frye. this co-founder of the eagles, died at the age of 67. we've lost so many great ones lately. we'll look back at his career coming up in a few minutes. let's hang out with david martin, with us this morning. hi, david! >> reporter: hello, we are at disney springs at the beautiful ragland road. i want you to grab your irish coffee this morning, because we have something you need to do tonight, tomorrow night and the next two nights, as a matter of fact, the willis clan are here this morning for us, to play on the 8 o'clock hour of...

>> john: yeah, baby! >> we'll be doing river dance later today. >> amy: and where are my clogs! >> mike the flatly! >> jayme: way back! you know, on this date, 1977, the first and only recorded instance of snowfall in miami, florida. >> john: was it, really? >> jayme: yes. 1977. it was. it was. let's take a look here. thought i would throw the nugget in. goes well with the cold weather. a cup of hot cocoa and gdo go well with all of the above and we're with you until 10:00 a.m downtown looking, i don't know, kind of looks cold to me. maybe it is just me. maybe it is the actual temperatures. come on back, let's look at what is going on here, good morning to you. we have 31 at gainesville, 34 ocala, and 40 now at leesburg and 42 sanford and the 40s continue down into interior south florida.

at gainesville, widespread 30s for the rest. you have seen the secondary batch of arctic air arriving now. not a lot of progress in the warming department today. sunny and cool, despite the sun, solid low and middle and upper 50s, filing in for highs today. it is going to be a struggle in a lot of areas to get to that 55-degree mark. we have some clouds on top, but the overall thing, we see the cloud cover on satellite. wanting to push away from the area. down to the south and will leave us with clear skies. clear tonight. and, a phenomenon called radiational cooling, the heat of the day, the little we accumulate, escapes to space and we bottom out. 38 on average, widespread 20 over north central florida moving in tonight and we'll update you on that. windy, wetter and warmer by the end of the week. colder guy saturday. that's your forecast. let's switch gears now, live drive traffic time, gina has the day off.

i-4 eastbound, a vehicle fire ongoing at the moment. again want you to be mindful as you approach 414. maitland boulevard at the exit. 90, 90-a and b and avoid that. hard to do, roadway, outlined in red, slow and go and bulking up, overall volume increasing in the midst of the morning commute and the florida turnpike, one lane blocked, 259, i-4. certainly a travel headache as well. pack your patience and advil. okay, westbound, eastbound, i-4 in the yellow. increasing volume out of volusia county. seminole and orange county. 32 minutes there. our westbound lanes, 408, your 417 to downtown, 15 minutes. more info at your fingertips. totally free. guys? >> john: all right, thanks. breaking news, the fbi is warning that terrorists could target the super bowl. >> john: a memo from the fbi

could cut fiber optic lines at levi stadium in santa clara, california and the attack would impact security to financial transactions. the memo comes as authorities in san francisco investigate about a dozen cases of fiber optic lines being cut recently. the fbi is also concerned about potential attacks on the crowds outside of the stadium but it should be noted they go through it every year and have to track down these threats. developing, a man is in the hospital after being shot by orlando police officers. >> amy: the police department said officers were forced to shoot the mantle. it happened last night on swiss drive in orlando, north of lee vista boulevard and east of 436. dana jay has been following the star and joins us live outside of ormc where the man is. good morning, dana. >> reporter: good morning, we'll working today to find out who the suspect is. meanwhile, last night, we spoke to the police chief about what led the officers to shoot the suspect.

complex near orlando international airport became a crime scene around 7:45 last night. after orlando police officers responded to a call about a suspicious incident. >> both officers arrived at the same time and were confronted by a man with a gun. he refused orders to drop the gun and they fired upon him and he was transported to ormc. >> reporter: police are not describing the suspicious incident that prompted the call. they say the man emerged from one of the condos and shots were buildings. >> things happen in the blink of an eye and officers have to make the decision and unfortunately our officers har -- fortunately our officers are not hurt but are shaken up by the incident but will go home to their families. >> reporter: people who lived here came home to a crime scene. >> i got a call from my husband saying there were shots fired, don't come home.

he said i'm fine. i'm sorry. i'm fine and i just -- don't come home and i said -- he said all i can hear is shots being exchanged upstairs. >> now the condition of the man is unknown at this time. as for the officers, we learned that they have been on the force for 5 to 10 years. and are currently on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of an fdle investigation which is standard practice in cases like this. reporting live at ormc, dana jay, fox 35 news. >> dana, thank you, and flagler county, 1700 people are being warned they need to boil their drinking water. >> john: after vandals released 400,000 gallons of water from the water supply. the boil water notice affects people living in the plantation bay and plantation reserve estates communities. deputies say water valves were turned on in several vacant lots between 3:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. and that drained thousands of gallons of water. now flagler county deputies are

this morning rock and roll fans are remembering glen frye. >> john: the eagles co founder passed away yesterday. and ryan has a look back at his careerment one of the best of all time. >> ryan: the best we can do in a short amount of time. one minute to up s up his career is amazing. the music world is in shock, he's dead at the age of 67. it happened monday. he was suffering from several illness including rheumatoid arthritis, and also pneumonia. >> ryan: sounded great after all these years and best known as the founding member of the eagles and had some of this mega hits, "take it easy", tequila sunrise, lying eyes, new kid in town and list goes on and on and he won 6 grammys and they sold over 120 million albums. the eagles broke up in 1980 and he had a great solo career as well. 24 top 40 singles. the heat is on, is one so many think about and you belong to

and he tried his hand at acting and got a recurring role as the miami vice character years ago and you can imagine, musical stars reacting on twitter. i want to start with brad paisley and we'll take these full and he said sad and shocked by the loss of glen frye, thanks for the music that paved the way for so many others and lou diamond phillips. overwhelmed by the loss, glen frye, you a major touch stone of my youth and his music lives in the lives he touched, rip and steve martin, not just musicians weighing in, an important member of the eagles has died, he loved you, glen frye and travis tritt. a photo from the day back when he met him. and in his words, an eagle for a day in 1993. and we can't forget don henley who said he was like a brother to me and he said, as any family, there is dysfunction but he says he can't imagine a world about the glen frye.

post a picture of winslow, arizona. the corner in wins low, arizona. a change in sea world, the park is no longer letting guests swim with beluga whales. >> amy: and david martin is live for us this morning. hi, david! >> reporter: hi, amy. normally the willis clan is 12 people and this morning we have half a dozen and half will play for us, all 12 are here this week at disney springs, performing four nights at ragland road. boy, their sound is awesome, isn't it? a mixture of irish and blue grass and country and pop and they are all talented. from five to 23 years old.

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sure everything is okay. a news alert out of iraq. this is video of the military targeting isis. the defense ministry says airstrikes destroyed a number of islamic state vehicles north of baghdad. one was a car bomb ready to be detonated. >> john: sea word making a dang, the company will no longer offer the blewing ka interaction program to guests. >> amy: the program allows guests to put on a wet suit an slim with the whale. it costs $120. and, sea world orlando is reviewing the program and a statement said, 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 park's four belugas died from an infection and sea world orlando did not say whether or not that factored into their decision. it comes following san diego's

show, and, they can see the beluga whales in an up-close tour that costs $60 and despite the decision, san diego is still offering the program. the democratic presidential hopefuls preach for peace one day after they went after each other in the debate. >> bernie sanders and hillary clinton were reaching out for african-americans voters in south carolina on dr. martin luther king, jr. day and clinton focused on gun violence after questioning sanders' track record with the nra, and, sanders questioned why the wealthiest nation on earth has the highest rate of childhood poverty of any developed nation and the two will square off at the next debate on february 11th. >> amy: republican candidate donald trump is reaching out to evangelicals but during the speech in virginia yesterday sort of... >> trump spoke at the late jerry falwell's liberty university and

speech but messed up a reference saying 2 corinthians second of second corinthians. >> i hear this is a major theme, right here, but, 2 corinthians, right, 2 corinthians, 3:17, the whole ball game. where the spirit of the lord, right, where the spirit of the lord is, there is liberty and here, there is liberty. but liberty university but it is so true. >> liberty university president jerry falwell, jr. introduced trump, and emphasized his character and charitable acts saying the candidate actually remind him of his late father. let's look at how our tuesday forecast is shaping up. good morning, jamie. >> good morning, this this just in. it is cold. update, downtown, featuring a blend of sun and clouds and canopy of cirrus cloud cover continues traversing the central portion of our peninsula down far south florida and hasn't had

temperature, you get a veil of clouds and temperatures have a tendency of going flat and rising in some cases, but that is not the case this morning. 31 gainesville and the villages 30's and datona beach, and deland, and the wind and you have the little thing we call the windchill factor. and the numbers on that are down as well. the dewpoints have really crashed out, solid 20s up north and 30s down south. the air mass becoming increasing increasingly, even more dry than by tonight. the cold really begins to settle in, plus i think we'll be cloud-free and see the phenomenon, whether we call radiational cooling and a little bit of the amount of heat we accumulate at the surface of the earth goes freely into outer space and then, that is when the cold comes rushing in and we will feel it. again, wind up and up in some spots and generally under about 15 or 16 miles per hour but doing damage to the windchill, current values in the the 20s up north and 30s and 40s down

sunny, cool day, 55 by 2:00 and lower 50s 5:00 for the drive home and when the sun goes down it takes the temperatures with it. you can see the clouds on top. thin and wispy and to the north, cold air piling in from north to south. i hard freeze warning for gainesville tonight and for sumpter county, flagler, down toward marion or ocala, a freeze warning late tonight and wednesday morning, all about how low the temps go and for how long. here's the deal. up at gainesville, a hard freeze. 8 to 10 hours, of that condition it looks like 3 to 5 of those hours will be at 27 degrees fahrenheit or less. so, a hard freeze indeed. remember the three ps, the pets, pipes, plants and cover them up and south of that point, four hours of freezing conditions in ocala and four in bushnell and a solid two hours for palm coast and nooir sections of flagler county. outside of that, no freeze anticipated, at least at this

but i think we will find scattered frost in wind protected areas outside of the orlando metro. how about your forecast the next 7 days? a warm-up, three ws continue, windy, warm, wet, especially by cold. your day high, 58 and lows around 40 degrees. that's your forecast. live drive traffic now. and it is a quiet morning, slow and go, here and there and seeing the bulk of the volume increasing through i-4, westbound, and eastbound, at this time. with under 30 minutes of travel time, both locations, but the yellow and shows us the commute is again underway. we can safely say that. there are a lot of cars on highways and byways. and, pump patrol, 0. $1, 1 $11.01 -- $1.01. free and at your fingertips, 24/7, 365, www.fox35orlando.com.

>> john: one of my favorite places, ragland road in disney springs, a band is back, the willis clan, we've had 'em before and they start tonight. >> amy: fox 35's david martin joins us now with a preview of what you can expect as you head down there. great food, too. david. >> i want to show you what i'm having for breakfast. a bloody mary and a scotch egg right there. scotch egg, irish egg. it is their version of a scotch egg. how about that! you know what i need with the music? a good group. people who play the music, the willis clan, state from nashville, tennessee, so good.

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back and playing at rag land road. >> john: they perform their own music and it features their irish tradition and a lot of influences, too. fox 35's david martin is live at disney springs for a preview. we love these guys, each and every year. >> i tell you what, john. i wish i had an hour with these kids, they are a lot of fun and funny, too. a reality show on tlc, rapid up season one and are filming season 2, and taking some time with us here on "good day orlando." to talk about a big show, they've got this week, at disney springs ragland road. good morning, how are you! >> i'm jedi and i'm 16 and i play bass. >> reporter: your real name? >> yes. >> jeanette, i'm 19 and play the irish whistle! >> reporter: okay. >> jessica, i'm 23 and the oldest and i play fiddle and sing! >> reporter: and a songwriter, too. >> jeremiah, 22 and i'm the guitar player.

irish button accordian. >> jackson, 17 and i'm the drummer. >> reporter: and there are 6 other ones back stage or asleep! and the youngest one is five. >> i tell you, she was two years old and got on the dancing table and start her career dancing at ragland road. >> reporter: you haven't been hear since 2013. >> i think so -- here since 2013. >> reporter: i think so. >> reporter: and you have an album on itunes, heaven, a pop electric album. >> yes, kind of the amalgamation of our journey so far and shows our roots and brings it to a contemporary sound and got to number 6 on the pop charts. >> your first album was successful, called. >> chapter one roots, yes, more of our traditional kind of beginnings there. >> will you play a song. >> absolutely, one called ship the line... >> reporter: you wrote it yourself? >> yeah.

>> great song, i hope they come back every year.

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our love >> welcome back, it is cold as ice in some places but no precipitation means no snow. >> john: that is good. >> amy: folks in gainesville, that is good, though it is cold enough for it. glad you are with us, a live view looking at downtown orlando and this is i-drive, giving you a nice perspective. kaufeldt. >> john: i'm john brown, one of the few days in florida where you can say, man it is freezing outside! >> and, literally freezing. >> gainesville, as you pointed out. 3 31 now and you have seen nothing yet, gainesville, hard freeze tonight and tomorrow morning, a span of 3-5 solid hours of temps at 27 degrees fahrenheit or lower and constitutes the hard freeze with freezing temperatures in those constraints, from 8 to 10 hours,

of us as well, experiencing the chill. a look at cape canaveral. and cold sunshine as we go through the morning hours, warming, back to the low and mid 50s and some of us may be upwards of the upper 50s, sunny and cool and drive home at 5:00, 53. and, northwest wind flow, contributing to windchills which feel like the 20s and 30s. secondary front blasting to the south and little fan fare and no big increase in cloud cover and we continue with the energy providing us with cirrus clouds and makes for a gorgeous sunrise, this tuesday morning and coming 7, a warm-up and we'll moisten things up and the winds increasing by the end of the week, stronger system approaches, a chance of rain 50% friday and down to zero saturday and in its wake, colder air sliding in, 58 with wind on

that is your forecast. live drive traffic. we've had our moments. i-4 westbound, accident at kirkman road, exits, 74-75, and avoid that if you can, it is hard to on that stretch, i-4 eastbound, an accident at sand lake road an exit 74-a and drive times, we're in the yellow, red in some spots, slow and go and bulk increasing and volume, cars out there on i-4, eastbound and westbound, generally under 30 minutes of travel time to all destinations, at this time, over to you. >> thank you, 8:33, breaking news, a man shot by orlando police died. >> the police department confirmed that the suspect died overnight in the hospital. identified as eric provost and here's a picture, just released by opd, and started when officers responded to a suspicious incident. it happened at the courtney landing condo complex near oia,

were confronted by provost, who did have a gun and police say he refused to drop the gun and officers opened fire and fortunately the officers were not hurt. but again he did not survive. also developing, lawmakers in tallahassee are looking at whether or not officers should be able to investigate themselves. >> a bill would turn over to the state. in the newsroom. hey, ryan. >> good morning, most of the time when cops are accused of using too much it is their own department that conducts the investigation. an orlando senator saying it leaves too much room for error and the bill which is going through tallahassee, sparked by cases like that of 84-year-old daniel daly who had his neck broken by an orlando police officer. geraldine thompson saying there was not an adequate investigation to determine -- and determined the officer was acting within the department's policy and the senator says not only are their brutality

enough, the public is often kept in the dark. >> law enforcement -- investigating itself, you don't have transparency and there is lack of public trust. you will not have people who will stand up and say wrong is wrong. and not just close their eyes, we need the state of florida to come in and bridge the gap. >> and, that is exactly what she's asking for and, the senator is asking for more money for fdle to have the resources to investigate the use of force claims. back to you. >> a mother speaking out about her frightening experience after two men stormed into her house and threaten her daughter. >> the story kicks off the morning rush. the men pushed theiry wa inside the house with weapons drawn demanding one and the victim and told the men she didn't have any anyway. while holding her 11-year-old

her head. >> the gun was pointed at my baby and i hovered over my baby and, i went in the kitchen and looked for something and they backed out the door and left. >> the victim says the men left without taking anything and they believe they targeted the wrong house and the victim's children staying at their grandmother's home, they are too scared to go back tow their own house. >> a 72-year-old man is held on more than $100,000 bond after being accused of having a sexual relationship. with a 16-year-old girl. he had been the victim's neighbor and drove to meet the girl to have sex with her and is charged with unlawful sexual activity and traveling to meet a minor. >> amy: sea world orlando will release manatees into the wild, found orphaned in cape canaveral last year and now they are

other manatees to help them environment. and they'll say, the water is cold. >> new this morning a delta flight out of orlando international airport was delayed after several people refused to turn avis their cell phones. >> how rude are some people? she has an example of what thufd the delay. i can't imagine someone doing that. >> a very unhappy play, let me tell you, not only was the flight delayed for an hour but the passengers were kicked off the flight as well. it happened noon on sunday headed to jfk airport. the employee said flight attendants asked three passengers who were not seated together to turn off their phones for take-off and when they refused the plane headed back to the gate and the passengers were escorted off. between that incident and bad weather in the area the flight was delayed an hour.

states as of 2013 smartphones can be used from gate-to-gate without being turned off but have to be on airplane mode. the entire time. that means no calls, no texts, no facebooking, but if an flight attendant feels uncomfortable they can ask you to leave the plane without any reason, if they -- you make me feel uncomfortable and not listening, they can at the end of the year the plane around. >> amy: wow. >> john: i would so like to find those people! and ask question, you will delay 200, whatever people because you want to take one more phone call? >> amy: coming up, oscars. >> john: why the president of the academy is heartbroken and frustrated. that is coming up. >> amy: first on this day in history, january 19th, 1997, madonna won the golden globe for best actress for her role in avita but she wasn't nominated for an oscar. who ended up winning best actress that year, at the

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it won't be's you'll think it is strange >> amy: well, on this day in history, january 19th, 1997, that madonna was won the golden globe for her role in avita but she wasn't nominated for an oscar and got the big snub when it came to the oscars, who won awards? it was it frances mcdormand for her role in fargo, diane keaton for marvin's room or kristen scott thomas for the english patient? those are your choices, madonna got the big snub, who ended up winning at the academy.

joining us live from ragland road. hi, david! >> reporter: well, amy, i'm glad you asked the question, i'm with a bunch of kids who weren't even born when those movies came out! but, well, jessica willis, you were five years old when this snub happened with madonna. you heard the question and answers, give us your answer, please. >> i'll go with the english patient. [applause]. >> good answer! >> reporter: thanks, jessica. >> amy: the english patient may have won. i saw the movie and i still don't get it. i'm trying to figure it out. let's send it over to luanne and ryan. what do you think. >> ryan: i remember, it won almost every award and i thought... >> amy: i thought, what is it about? >> do you think it was the english patient? fargo was a good movie. >> i loved the picture with

i'm tempt to take it because of that. >> usually comedy don't win and i think it may have. >> having not sat with lu in two weeks, i will not go against her. >> okay. >> john: smart man. >> amy: mr. king. >> jayme: i agree with the dynamic duo over there. yeah, a, fargo. >> john: i agree with lu in one thing and the artsy farthery movies, nobody ever watches, win and the movies that are popular that you would watch, never get anything, that is why i'm going against you guys with fargo. because people actually saw fargo. i think -- i don't know marvin's room. i remember a discussion about -- nobody saw it. what is this movie. >> amy: i don't know what it is about. i like diane keaton, though -- >> it was one of those cases, a movie nobody saw and diane keaton for marvin's room. >> amy: that is what you'll say? here's your answer.

mcdormand, fargo! >> yeah. >> good stuff! okay, so, you know, i used to watch pre-kids but, watch them walking up on stage, watch her, ready, here she goes, here she goes. what is that! >> i won! >> john: that is funny. >> amy: i wonder -- i don't know if she is still acting? what is she in? what is she doing now, do you know? >> i don't know. i didn't hear what she said. anyway, frances mcdormand. the big winner. [applause]. >> got it right. >> she has been married to joel cohen since 1984, she's 58. i got nothing else. >> thank you. >> that's all we've got. sorry, david. hit in hollywood time! >> let's find out what is going on today.

now the president of the academy is responding. >> amy: joining us, from xl 106.7 is ray, she has the scoop for us. good to see you. >> good to see you guys, good morning. over the weekend we had people announce they are boycotting the oscars. they will not be attending the ceremony on february 28th. because of the nominations. of course you probably have seen the #oscar so white and because the nominations, no minorities were nominated for the second year in a row and jada pinkett smith posted a video, they need to stand by each other and we will not be attending. because of the nominations, it needs to be fixed. and, people who agree with her and some people are kind of annoyed with it. saying the people you are boycotting there the people that made your family millions and millions of dollars.

your husband, will smith was not nominated this year for concussion which could have been nominated. >> john: a great movie. >> yeah i heard was good. too. a lot of people say that that is probably why she's frustrated. and the president who is african-american, came out talking about, they'll look over the recruitment process. that, you know, things do need to be looked at. and, changed in the future. so, i mean, we'll see if they make changes for next year and this year, people are boycotting and protesting. >> wow. and i think it is awkward, too, because they say, next year we'll be more inquisitive and then, if you are african-american and get nominated, you a then, was it a true nomination, truly nominate me because you think i'm the best or now, just because you are trying to be more inclusive and you are caught in the middle. you know? >> good point. >> exactly what i thought. it is like, am i going to want to attend even if i am nominated, because, you know, if

is that how they'll look at it nowadays? >> amy: awkward. not based on the merit of the performance. >> john: i was going say you want to have the best of the best and i don't know, i haven't seen the movies and i don't know who is the best of the best, but you mean to tell me over the past two years not one minority best? there is obviously something but, okay. it doesn't add up that way. >> amy: something is not right. >> we'll see what happens but now, people are just frustrated. >> amy: blid so. good to see you, ray! >> you, too, bye, guys. >> john: ray from johnnie's house, xl 106.7. here's jayme king. chilly start. >> 30s and 40s, and a canopy of clouds on top, cirrus clouds, thin and wispy and if they were thicker we'd be weighing in warmer many locations, but, they are not. and again what you see is what you get with 43 orlando, 31 now,

a chilly start for alachua county for sure and guys, to be honest you have seen nothing yet. the windchill factor down through the 20s up forth and 30s and 40s. and, oia, 39 at lakeland where the wind picks up. brisk indeed and one of those days, if the clouds happen to thicken, just saying, if they thicken up, 50s, mid 50s, that could be an issue by 2:00. like an issue as in, we may not be close to that. so i'm going again with the blend of sun and clouds, early, i'm confident that we'll lose some of the cloud cover. as we adjust some of that down to the south. you can see now the line here, making progress, slowly settling southbound. all tied to what we call a jet of energy here, in meteorology, and the jet is focusing, the cloud cover clearly across the region with a weak front buried in there. and, at times it can be hard to

punch of energy up and out of the gulf. cloud cover at times, streaming high overhead and it is important to note a freeze warning goes into effect later tonight, from bushnell, ocala, and out toward palm coast, respectively, sumpter county, marion and flagler county, freeze warning tonight, late tonight through early tomorrow morning and gainesville, this is a hard freeze. and when we determine the difference between a freeze warning and a hard freeze it is about how low the temps will go and for what duration of time. as we look again, potential for gainesville, 8 to 10, and looks like 3 to 5 hours in that confine of 8 to 10 will be around 27 degrees or colder. and a solid four hours of freezing conditions at ocala, bushnell the same at 4, sumpter county and palm coast, more of the same. we'll get close, near freezing readings around some of the more open rural areas outside of metro orlando, that is where i think we may have issues with

about three ps, pipes, pets, plants, cover 'em up and bring 'em in, especially the animals, as we look at the national temps, a huge tremendous area of arctic in nature type of air mass, in place with a lot of that funneling down, unabate. nothing to stop it into the sunshine state. it will be cold for sure, tomorrow we're up in high temps, 63. down tomorrow morning's low, you see, 30s, pretty much for everybody, sunny and chilly, trend, windy, warmer, wetter by friday and behind that, departing system. colder by saturday, a lot of wind on top of temps mid an upper 50s, brr will be the word over the weekend. weather baby time. brooklyn. looking good. i love it! ready for the cold weather. mom and dad, gorgeous kid. visit our web site, we'd love to see your children in the weather baby segment. check us out. www.fox35orlando.com. up load your pictures there to our web site and we'll do our best to get he or she on the air on gdo.

last update tuesday morning, chilly tuesday morning, and the heaters are working in the cars morning, guys, westbound, eastbound, i-4 looks like the yellow and down 20 minutes and overall the commute starting to relevy itself now, looks like westbound 408, 417 to downtown. puts you back 13 minutes and for more info, www.fox35orlando.com. guys? >> thank you. coming up, you see them on the side of the road in advertisements all the time. >> john: two dudes are creating controversy. find out why the owners are arguing for their first back. first, time for our pet of the day. up let's see who we have. a two-fer! >> goodness! >> john: marilyn and leonitis? >> amy: gosh, cute. >> john: your pets will be featured as our pet of the day, post it on our facebook page and we want to see them -- and by the way, post them on our facebook page and scroll through

lined >> john: 8:56. owners of a gun store face controversy after putting two sculptures outside of their store. >> amy: two dudes, you have seen these around, advertisements, and, when they put them outside of their gun store people got upset. and, the dudes are holding guns and the couple says they are just being singled out. down. >> we tried not to make it offensive in any way. >> we had a couple of phone calls from people saying that they were afraid. and thought somebody was

understand. >> amy: the couple plans to fight the decision and they say it violates their first amendment rights, 8:56. we have more on "good day orlando." >> john: new at 9:00, national popcorn day. >> amy: my favorite! >> john: all you need to say. recipes to help you spice up your popcorn. >> amy: yes! make it fancy. >> john: helping you out. >> amy: and girls feeling ashamed of their bodies, younger than ever before. what you can do as a parent to change that, coming up and david martin is with us. too. hi, david. >> hello, a reminder, we have been live all morning at disney springs ragland road. celebrating the willis clan. here for four nights starting tonight. 8:00 and they are doing four sets each night. the world-famous willis clan and the show is free. come down here and enjoy an

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