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>> amy: look at that. gorgeous. >> john: if you wouldn't know better, it would be a beach day. >> amy: first we're talking about the chilly temperatures outside. it's actually prompted a freeze warning for all of central florida. jayme king has the details on what we can expect. >> john: breaking news in orange county. firefighters on the scene of a deadly fire. details on how cold weather may have played a role. >> amy: sarah palin, the former vp candidate. >> jayme: orlando metro is exempt. but hop, skip and jump one 39 39

portions of volusia, lake, marion, sumter, and everyone is down. that's prompted the freeze warning. a hard freeze for gainesville. colder and for a longer during of time. no fooling around with that one. 20 degrees or less on the span of five hours on top of the eight to ten hours. and then flagler, interior volusia, marion, and city of bushnell and wildwood, it's a cold one so bundle up, especially for the kids heading out to the early bus stop scene. snowfall here. and high clouds for us. and the makings of what looks to be wetter warmer weather. eventually cold be. a major east coast snowstorm. measuring snowfall amounts from 1 to 2 feet over the weekend. it'll be a monster. today for us 55 at 11:00 a.m. and 60s for the highs today.

60s. a transition tomorrow, and more so friday. we are colder and dropping temperatures here in particular by sunday morning it's back to the 30s. ice box conditions yet again here in central florida. >> gina: happy wednesday. for the most part roads are looking good. the incident at taft vineland and john young causing quite a bit of backup. use caution in the area. colonial. colonial. taking a look at your drive times, everything is looking nice on i-4. i-4 from lake mary to colonial, 15 minutes. i-4 eastbound from the attractions downtown 13 minutes. the 408 is up to speed as well. >> john: 7:03 here on good day.

industrial accident. this is happening on chancellor drive near the florida mall. orange county sheriff's office is investigating. no other details being released at this point. we expect an update soon. >> john: more breaking news in orange county been investigators are trying to figure out what caused a >> amy: at a home on formby. in a neighborhood near semoran and conway. fox 35's jackie orozco has the latest on what happened there. good morning, jackie. >> reporter: good morning. the medical examiner just left. they recovered the man's body, which is actually inside, it was inside a shed behind the house you see on the screen. initially the call came in as a smoke call in the area. it happened around 2:30 this morning. when firefighters arrived, they said that the shed was completely engulfed. it's about 30 feet behind the house.

that a man was working inside of the shed when the fire broke out. firefighters found his body. they have not released his body. he is between the ages of 50 and 60 years old. the battalion chief explained how difficult it is to determine what caused the blaze right now. behe said that a space heater could be blamed. >> it's very cold, so there's a chance that the space heater could have been used. and everything was burned beyond recognition when we found it. >> reporter: back out here live you see several fire trucks still out here. they said they're working on taking care of some hot spots right now. they have the state fire marshal out here to determine the exact cause of the fire. once we have the information, we'll let you know. >> amy: developing this morning out of seminole county.

were hurt after a pack of dogs attacked them inside of an apartment. at the stonebrook apartment complex. north of the 417. sanford police were called out to the apartment after reports of a woman screaming. they found the woman had been mauled by what appeared to have been five pit bulls. the officers shot and killed four of the dogs. they were able to rescue one of them. the women, not identified, was rushed to the hospital. three other people, including a child, were taken with nonlife threatening injuries. area. >> i believe they were visiting. i never heard any dogs. that must have been someone that came over and visited and brought the dogs with them. >> one other person was in the apartment, but not hurt. another dog was in the apartment in a cage and was taken away.

dead, including 4 of the terrorists. happening at the baca khan university. the university, they say, has 3,000 students but there were an additional 600 students on campus for a school event today. it's reported that the pakistani taliban is claiming responsibility for the attack. >> amy: relief for drivers. the first part of the wekiva parkway is open. gina has details. >> gina: the first portion of the wekiva parkway set to open at 10:00 a.m. from 435 near hass down to state road 46, in lake county. work on the first three mile stretch started in february 2013 with a construction cost of $25.4 million. this project expected to bring a whole lot of growth to the area. the president of the east lake county chamber of commerce said

boom. >> weaver seeing the growth already. it's moving, and it'll be commercial up and down 46 >> gina: once fully complete, it'll go around we kieska state parking and completing the 417, and completing the beltway around central florida. >> amy: the requirement for the bear trash cans going into effect. >> john: but some homeowners are left off the hook. those living west of i-4, and those linking east of i-4 are required to buy the bear secure trash cans. they face a fine if they don't. now fewer bear spottings are

>> cameras captured two different angles. a group gathered and they started to run and duck. if you check out the bottom of the screen here, you ask see the gun here in one of the suspect's hands as shots are being fired. that's when a bystander was hit by a bullet. here is how witnesses are reacting this morning. >> no excuse. no excuse. brd day light. kids out of school. there's no excuse. school had just let out. kids lined up.

and we heard a gunshot. >> reporter: deputies said two groups of young people got into a fight in the parking lot before 10 shots were exchanged. everyone involved ran away from the scene. the bystander was shot in the stomach and rushed to the hospital. no word on his condition this morning. >> john: donald trump getting a boost from alaska. >> amy: sarah palin said voters should support him. >> his power, his passion, it's the fabric of america. >> amy: why this endorsement is a big deal for trump as he targets a couple specific groups. >> jayme: a target of cold air this morning. but rapid changes approaching

first warm and then not so warm. >> amy: developing at this hour, isis is now confirming the militant known as jihadi john is dead. >> john: the announcement was made in a isis propaganda magazine. he was likely killed in an air announced. he had been featured in a

responsible for killing former journalists. >> john: new momentum for bernie sanders, and donald trump gets a big endorsement. >> reporter: we know bernie sanders has been leading hillary clinton in new hampshire, but the new poll shows he has a commanding lead over his rival. according to cnn, wmur poll, clinton is trailing by 27 points there. 60% of the likely democratic voters would likely. and focusing less on national security and more on the economy.o>8c9 hampshire voters are giving bernie sanders the edge on clinton as the candidate most likely to handle it. sarah palin comes out and said, quote, right cut from the

the 2008vp nominee said that trump has several characteristics that would be good for the country. >> the power, the passion, is the fabric of america. oaiveen by work ethic, dreams, and faith in the almighty. what a imition. combination. are you ready to share in that again, iowa. great again. >> reporter: she endorsed ted cruz in 2012. trump hopes that the endorsement can help close the gap. ted cruz received what we could call an anti-endorsement from iowa's governor because he does not support renewable fuels. the governor said that voters should reject cruz because he supports phasing out alternative fuels like ethanol.

industry in texas in the past. we're seeing it turned up a little bit as we head towards february 1. >> amy: a winter weather alert this morning. a new video out of louisville, kentucky. look at all of that snow. the east coast is embracing for more snowfall, just like in kentucky. and now we're checking in with jayme king. >> jayme: good morning. we hope you're keeping warm out there. as we go through the morning hour, we see the temperatures bottoming out. a slow rise as we get back into the mid-60s for highs, closer to the 60-degree mark over north central florida where we have 20s at this time. 30s for the rest. sanford has taken a 5-degree dprop here, a bit of a dive over the last hour. during the coldest period of time, sunrise, we have active freeze warnings.

and, of course, the hard freeze, with ofs it for a duration of 3 to 5 hours at 27 degrees or less at alachua county. hopefully, you took precautions. you were warned. we told you about this yesterday. let's talk about today. this date in history. 1977. appreciable snow for the orlando area. look at that. courtesy of the "orlando sentinel." our partners in crime here. we love you guys over at at sentinel. john and i just marveling over this picture. the same day, or yesterday, january 19, 1977 snow flieks recorded. i was a little bitty baby then, but my dad still has the photos laminated by the orlando herald. and that was something crazy. i tell you what. it can happen. it has happened since then, but i wanted to share that picture with you looking back on this date in history.

it's doing a little damage to the temperatures. the wind chill is down to 34 in orlando. it's feeling like 24 when the winds blow in gainesville. amy just read the story on the snows in kentucky. that's bout of snow number one. and number two, our rain maker, taking shape over the rockies. once it clears florida, it'll drive a cold front through the state. we'll trend much, much colder by saturday. it's the mid-atlantic area that's going to get pummeled. it looks like right now. things will change rapidly, i suspect. they always do in the world of weather. one to two feet of accumulated. count your lucky stars.

be back to the 60s. 40s 9ish, and noon to 3:00 p.m.. we break up some of the cloud cover, 64 or 65 on the local links. across the nation, brr is the word. it's 34 in denver. you can see the transition, especially along the gulf south, in advance of system number one. number two is waiting in the wings. it's going to bring substantial weather changes to our neck of the woods. wet weather is targeting the region. snowfall up here. back through here we have snowflakes flying from northern arizona, utah, towards denver and high terrain over the rockies. and the evolution of the storm, showing a drop down. that. and all of the blues and purples, that wrap around effect, major low pressure is bombing out.

intensifying and up the spine. and contributing to widespread6op&c @&c& and devastating snows in a lot of areas. accumulations and a lot of dig out likely over the weekend. we'll have wetter and warmer weather. all about the ws on saturday. and then 50s for highs by sunday, and sunday morning back into the 30s. >> gina: happy wednesday. roads were looking good for a while, but we have quite a few crashes right now. the 408 near the i-4 exit. causing significant delays on the 408 westbound. use caution in the downtown area. we have a partial roadblock on the 429 at 429. use caution if you are there. taking a look at drive times.

lake mary to colonial, 22 minutes. the 408 is up to speed. time now for the fox 35 pump patrol. as always, saving you money. regular gas down to $1.67 at the speedway -- in on turkey lake in orlando. you can check out gas-saving tips on our website at fox35orlando.com and click on traffic. >> john: new this morning, a report shows fewer young adults are driving now compared to 30 years ago. >> amy: we're looking into some of the reasons why they're choosing not to drive themselves. 7:21 right now. we're watching "good day orlando." find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories.

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it's now 7:30 on this wednesday morning. look at that beautiful sunrise. we're giving a view from the comforts of your own home. outside, well, it's a little chilly out there. >> john: it is chilly. >> amy: just a little bit. but pretty to look at. >> john: now we know what people are talking about. it says "good day orlando" at

>> amy: it's confusing. >> john: that's the name of the show. running at 7:30. >> amy: that's why we always tell you the time. >> john: she said you said "good day orlando" at 7:00. can i go back to bed? no. >> amy: bundle up. it's chilly in central florida. jayme will have the updated forecast in a second. >> reporter: orange county firefighters are here on the scene after a man was killed inside a shed when the fire broke out. i'll explain how the cold temperatures may be to blame. that's coming up. >> john: plus all new at 7:30. we have video of a car slamming into a store. see how close a shopper came to getting seriously hurt. >> amy: wow. that video. my gosh. >> john: what do you do?

do you just back out? leave it there? >> john: we'll go on. >> amy: call the insurance company. i have a problem. >> jayme: no one was hurt, right? >> amy: doesn't look like it. how is it going, jayme? >> jayme: cold. we have seen is the numbers spiraling down. a good 5-degree drop at sanford, seminole county, for example. within an hour's time. chopping on down. same in bushnell. sumter. lake county, all of lake county. flagler, marion, alachua in the 20s as well as the ocala area. the hard freeze warning continuing through 8:00 or 9:00 a.m. for the north central portion of the state. it looks like, again, orlando metio, just on the outskirts. some reports of patchy frost. if you do, send us some pics. send them to the news desk. we are always here for you.

photography live here on gdo. the current wind chill reading. and slack wind in a lot of areas but slight in other areas. and snowfall is through here. the makings of a major winter storm back across the rockies. it'll bring us rain towards the back end of the week, by friday. by saturday we really cool down. accumulating snows of one foot around the mid-atlantic region, the carolinas northbound. it'll be a doozy that way. and for us, 64 by 2:00 p.m. saturday, around 5 55 or 57-degree range. windy and chilly. we'll have more in the forecast coming up. >> gina: quite a few crashes on the road waif. a new one at pine hills road. it's causing not too many significant delays.

we want to take you out to another crash. this one on the 429. partially blocked at the 438. use caution. it seems to be causing significant delays in both directions at the intersection. taking a look at the drive times. maitland to colonial, 7 minutes. from sand lake to downtown. 14 minutes. the 528 is up to speed. time now for more good news. the wekiva parkway opening at 10:00 a.m. this morning. a three mile stretch of road from 435 in orange county to state road 46 east in lake county. the project is expected to bring a lot of growth to the area. the president of the east lake chamber of commerce said business is already starting to boom. >> john: back to the breaking

un-one person is dead after an industrial accident. taylor farms near the mall. they specialize in food service according to their website. no other details being released. >> john: more breaking news in orange county. investigators are trying to determine what caused a deadly fire. >> amy: at a house on formby. near semoran and conway. fox 35's jackie orozco is live at the scene with the latest on what happened out there. good morning, jackie. >> reporter: good morning, guys. yeah, firefighters just cleared the scene. the fire marshal was out here as well, investigating the exact cause of it. let me show you right over here. right where the garage is behind the house the firefighters say that the fire happened inside a she shed around 2:30 this morning. they said it was completely engulfed in flames. it's about 30 feet behind a

workshop. a man was working inside of the shed when the firetl+k broke out. when the firefighters arrived, they found him dead. he is between the ages of 50 and 60 years old. the battalion chief said it was very difficult to determine the cause of the blaze, but they say that perhaps cold temperatures may be to blame. again, state fire marshal was out here earlier, investigating the scene, and firefighters cleared all of the hot spots as well. we're trying to get more information to find out what caused this fire. reporting live here in orange county. >> john: opening arguments begin in the trial of a former pedicab driver accused of assaulting a woman. >> reporter: 28-year-old man is accused of picking up a woman outside of the main entrance of the speedway.

and sexually assaulted her. they said that it was consensual. he faces up to 15 years in prison. >> reporter: a man hit a woman on the head. near south atlantic avenue. she was walking her dog. the elderly victim told investigators that the man ran up to her, struck her, and simply ran off. the woman was not seriously hurt in the incident. fdle is investigating after suspect. investigators said that the 28-year-old died at the hospital after being shot at a condo complex monday night. they were called after the man's father called and said his son was not acting right. they arrived and the man was holding a gun.

rifle. the >> john: shielder more than 4 million illegal imgrajt it's from deportation. the plan was blocked in 2014 when florida and 25 other states used the lower courts to sue the white house. they said that the president overstepped his bounds. joining us is ian gean. >> john: the supreme court ruling is expected in june. is it good or bad news. >> great news for the president, john. since november 2014 when the president came out with the plan. they put it on ice basically. nothing had happened. they were thinkings that plan that the president came out with would not see the light of day. the supreme court said they're going to look at it, and

court, and it's absolutely great news for the president. >> john: it would look bad on the lower courts. what does it mean for the lower court, anything? >> i think it does. if the supreme court rules that they overstepped their bounds. it'll be an action from the supreme court to the lower courts saying don't get involved. the don't get involved in this kind of stuff. we saw it with obama care. the supreme court struck down the rulings against obama care. it needs to go forward and needs to happen. >> john: we hear so many immigration storieses it gets confusing. if the u.s. supreme court rules with the president, what does that mean for illegal immigrants here in florida and elsewhere in the country. you dealt with this every day. what's the bottom line. >> if the supreme court rules with the president, we'll have 4

status who will be able to apply for a promise from the government, we're not going to deport, you can get a license and pretty much any state and going forward until the president is in the office. >> any case? >> for anyone in the united states without status. if you qualify understand the new programs, you have been here long enough, withouts a serious criminal record, you will be able to qualify. >> john: how can people follow you? how can they follow you on twitter and facebook. >> i'm on twitter. i don't have a facebook page directly, but our office has one.ts of great insight. >> amy: in volusia county, three teenager accused of stealing a car in daytona beach crashed into the police chase cruiser. luanne joins us now with more on that. >> reporter: this is a crazy story.

this is what the chief's car looked like after the crash. the crash ended one wild chase. it all startened around 4:00 p.m. on novembera road. a woman left her key in the ignition and left the car. the police chief said that three 16-year-olds stole the car. the police followed them and they would not pull over. the wild ride ended. the cruiser was sideswiped and caused it to spin out. the police arrested the teens lateer. >> the concerns are is that we have 16-year-olds, and out there, putting their lives in danger, the community lives in danger and the police lives in danger. >> reporter: the police are urging everyone to stop leaving your keys in the ignition so your cars can not be used to commit crimes.

smashing into a store. >> amy: almost unbelievable to watch. the impact sent a shopper to the ground. thankfully, the shopper is okay. what caused the car to crash in

look at that. >> john: 7:45. all new video at 7:00. a car barreled into a convenience store in australia over the weekend. the shopper fell to the ground after this happened. she's okay. three people in the car were taken to the hospital. the driver left the scene of the crash. >> amy: is that where he was going when he got out? i'm outta here. what the heck. >> john: the crash caused a major gas leak which lasted several hours. wow. that's amazing. >> amy: that could have been so much worse.

>> john: thousands of parents and kids rally in support of the controversy school choice program. >> amy: the largest teachers union is refusing to stop the lawsuit that's aimed at stopping the program. they said that it takes money away from traditional public schools. supporters said some children would have no other option but to attend the struggling school they are zoned for. >> a lot of parent, a lot of young parent, can't afford a better school for their kids. some inner city schools are too rough. a parent can't be there all the time. they need a better structure. >> amy: many use the program to attend private schools at little to no cost to their parents. let's check in with jayme king this morning. >> jayme: good morning. the beautiful beaches of cape canaveral, east side of the cape

6 miles per hour. i have not seen many souls at the beach this morning. it's a chilly one. no doubt about, everybody is getting a taste of this. and the interior has been boasting the coldest air. seminole, lake, marion, widespread freeze warning as well. some areas will be all of sumter county. 30 at bushnell. the hard freeze warning continuing for the city of gainesville. ocala under a freeze warning. that continues. flagler, interior volusia. orlando metro, we're cold. but not cold enough to see the freeze warning issued. but it's chilly. and a little bit of a report here and there of scattered frost. it's isolated. but if you are experiencing that, it's your home, and you parked the vehicle outside and

send it to us here at fox 35. we'll share them with the world here at fox 35. and wins have remained fairly calm. some areas we're seeing the breeze enhance just enough. that's just enough to the bring the wind chill values down to 24 at gainesville. the wind chill or feels-like temperature to the exposed skin and senses -- hopefully, you are not exposing any skin out there right now. it's cold. you can trace the warm water current, gulf stream current, with the punchy west, northwest flow. it makes more of what almost like a lake-effect type snow effect. same kinds of clouds produced. it goes all the way out into the distant atlantic, courtesy of the cold breeze. and a lot of snowfall north of the atlantic, and portions of the upper midwest.

over the weekend with 1 to 2 feet of accumulated snow possible during that time. sun, clouds, cool temperatures. solid mid-60s for highs. undercutting by a degree or two, or four up in central florida. and rain south of the snow line here. the mix of rain, a sleety scene, south of nashville and atlanta. our next system is waiting in the wings. sloafl developing and drawing a bead on our area by about friday. friday temperatures move up and saturday the temperatures move down. gusty west, northwest winds high as 30 miles per hour on saturday. and temps into the 30s for early morning temps on sunday. we have a weather baby. she's styling and profiling and

visit us at fox35orlando.com for more on the weather baby segment. we love them all. >> gina: happy wednesday. roads are looking good for the most part. i want to give you a look at i-4 in colonial. everything is looking nice and smooth. i-4 eastbound and westbound. this is a pretty shot near downtown. a couple new crashes here. this first one here is on kirkman and conway windermere. not causing significant delays any longer. but i want to take you to a couple of traffic signal outages. broadwwy and red bud lake road. and another traffic signal failure at lockwood and mitchell hammock. use caution in the area this morning. taking a look at drive times, i-4 west bound, looking okay. thriesmed colonial it's slowing significantly.

and the 408 to downtown, 15 minutes right now. >> john: it's 7:50. oh, that's not good. a camera caught flames coming out of the back of a lamborghini in miami beach. the problem is, the driver of the car is not the owner of the car. fox 35 giving away a super fan experience to see definite def leopard, styx, and tesla. jayme king, i know you want to go with me. in one place? time to get that hair back. and enter the facebook page. contest rules are right there. enter to win once each and every day. the contest ends on sunday.

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>> john: in case you missed it earlier. aim where was doing investigative reporting. >> amy: i was. >> john: you said it's better in seattle? >> amy: it's warmer in seattle this morning. i don't know if it's better. it could be raining. >> john: they have good coffee. but that doesn't mean it's better. 40s there? 30ers here? >> amy: mid-40s there and 30s here in central florida. chilly here. >> john: headlines around the state of florida. >> amy: crews are demolishing the miami beach mansion once owned by pablo escobar. it was owned by escobar in the 1980s. the new owners want to build a new home. they seized the mansion in 1987 along with $20 million that

state. escobar was killed in a shoot-out with columbiaen shorts. >> john: a lamborghini too hot to handle for a valet driver. the $400,000 sports car started on fire. flames came from the exhaust. witnesses said that the driver revved up the engine and then the fire broke out. that doesn't make sense. you are supposed to rev up the engine. as you can see, $400,000 going up in smoke very, very quickly. >> amy: the clear water marine aquair come getting a -- aquarium getting a multimillion dollars expansion. the expansion would cost between 40 and million dollars. the officials said that the owe quairum has grown in popularity because it was used as a backdrop as the popular move

>> it's not an expansion for the sake of expanding. it's a necessity for the continues existence and success of the clear water marine aquarium. >> amy: it now has go years to raise the money and pull all of the necessary permits. >> amy: online sales keep going up. a trend that may worry some of the so-called brick and mortar stores.