. >> announcer: it's 8:00 a.m. from fox 35, this is "good day orlando." >> john: 8 o'clock here on your friday. good day orlando, i'm john brown. >> luanne: i'm luanne sorrell, amy kaufeldt has the day off. we are glad you are with us, the stars we're working on now. first -- stories we're working the east coast. who will get the worst and what florida? >> john: plus, their daughter has been missing nearly ten years and orlando police are find her. we'll talk live with the parents about the search, straight ahead. >> luanne: when was the last time you washed your coat? how germs on winter gear could make you sick. i haven't broken out my real winter jacket in years.

i'll wear my wet suit all weekend. if i get wet, hey, that's cool. >> john: you know, we can hear the rain, right now. up in seminole county it is coming down. >> jayme: pouring. radar is active. and weather wasting no time and we'll update the folks at home, the update, 8 o'clock, 8:01. you are watching "good day orlando" on fox 35. skies now starting to thicken with the clouds. and they are getting dark and lowering, rain chances are rising. let's come back to the computer, see what is doing. tracking the line now, squally weather making an approach toward the area. transpiring north of atlanta, look at the heavy snow, raleigh, charlotte, now picking up snow and has been the morning hours. and as far north of -- just south of indy and cincinnati, ohio, an active scene, south of that, all the active weather playing out and it, appears as we go through the next couple hours the secondary line, peeling through the spur of the panhandle will blast through

to that and we find heavy rains establishing seminole county and west of -- southwestern volusia county and the i-4 corridor and ocala, heads up. you have dumping rainfall just to your south, i've received a few reports out of dunnellon on the southwest side of marion county and citrus and leavey. so you know, the radar is is not showing it but it is pouring here and again the dumping rain, this appendage of rain, which is exhibiting rotation, a half-hour ago and one thing that concerns me, as the mainline gets a little more punchy and moves our way by mid and late this morning, when we could be dealing with strong storms traversing the peninsula. i'm watching that. your temperature trends have been not moving a lot. we have seen movement in brevard county, nearly 70 at melbourne compared to low end 60s, if not a few mid and upper 50s across central florida, the day plays out like this: increasing rain chances and

by 2:00 and 67 by 5:00. but 5:00, a lot of you may be a lot cooler, by tomorrow the great equalizer, a blast of arctic cold. slides done the gut of the state and chills us out with tremendous winds on top of that. we'll talk about that in the full forecast straight ahead in a bit. here's gina. >> gina: happy friday. we're still dealing with that crash on i-4 eastbound, at ee williams and is clearing up. but as jayme said it is getting wet. wet on the roads. use caution. a lot of backup on i-4 eastbound past 434. if you want to avoid the mess, i suggest getting off at the altamonte exit. i do have a couple of crashes to tell you about, the first one here, on the 429 at the 438, causing significant delays there. and just use caution if you are in that area this morning and i want to bring you back to the earlier accident. at curry ford and goldenrod, and not as significant delays as before but we are dealing with a -- quite a mess.

out on those roads. i-4 westbound is slow, compared to colonial and will take you 23 minutes, and i-4 eastbound from the attractions to downtown, 18 minutes and, the 408 looking okay. and the 417 to downtown, 13 minutes. right now, and that's it for live drive traffic. back to you. >> gina, thank you. a look outside. near the attractions. here's central florida. things are beautiful. >> john: not bad, we -- there goes the rocket. you see it go across and, yeah, why we live here, right? attractions, theme parks going on now, lots of construction. lots of green out there. up north, all white now. charlotte, north carolina, getting hit by a blizzard and the rest of the northeast going to get hit. a big press conference now talking about how they'll handle twro to three feet of snow. the federal government is going to close their offices from washington, d.c. at noon. states of emergency have been declared in five states that in district of columbia. schools and government offices closing early. thousands of flights are already

right here in central florida. fox 35's dana jay has the story this morning. >> things are not looking bad here yet. in fact look at the big board. lots of on-time flights. a few that are cancelled. or delayed. those are in coming flights from the raleigh-durham area. in the heart of the storm area. other cancellations we're seeing on the board now, flights to and from charlotte. and that shouldn't come as a huge surprise. american airlines did announce yesterday that it is cancelling charlotte today. weather. they are -- incoming weather and are expected to pick up flights again as usual on saturday. and social media, united announcing around 4:00 p.m. they'll begin to suspend flights at dulles airport. a hub in washington, d.c. really, all of the major airlines have issued waivers for the weekend, which means that you can rebook without a penalty

that storm. and the good news, here, folks, you should know that your flights are cancelled ahead of time. that way you don't have to come to the airport and wait around. that is really the goal of the airlines in this situation as they see the big storm coming. i checked it out, there is a flight tracking web site, 2,000 flights already cancelled for today. another 3,000 flights cancelled tomorrow. reporting at oia, dana jay, fox 35 news. >> john: keep it here on fox 35, for continuing coverage of the big storm all weekend long. and you certainly want to be near the tv around noon today when the big storms hit us. we'll have the latest on the rain ahead, of course and you can get your updates any time at www.fox35orlando.com. >> 8:06, developing right now, a driver has been arrested after investigators say he crashed into a trooper's vehicle overnight. ryan elijah joins us live with the latest. good morning. >> ryan: good morning, we have been following the story all

2:30 a.m. on sand lake road near i-4 in orange county and troopers arresting 29-year-old juan torres of ocoee, here's his mug shot, facing dui charges, new video from the scene and appears the car landed in the back of the trooper's suv and no word on any injuries. there was a -- we can tell you, we'll continue to track it and he's held this morning. a shooting last night near ucf at the marquis apartments on sterling university lane across the street from ucf's campus. deputies say a 19-year-olds has nonlife-threatening injuries and no arrests announced. a maitland man disappeared during a hiking trip in colorado. officials are searching for the 58-year-old ronald weber, missing since tuesday waent hiking in the rock -- and apparently went hiking in the rocky mountain national park. but he was not prepared to spend issues. high winds and bitterly cold day on tuesday. certainly they are hoping for the best. john?

how often do you wash your winter gear? >> luanne: pretty much never, right? we don't wear it in florida but you might need it this weekend.

coats and scarves could be >> john: a tale of two cities. the best of times, the worst of times, jayme king. i don't know, i'm making stuff up as i go along. sure, hey, on your left hand side, that is downtown orlando. and, we want to compare with what you are seeing in raleigh. north carolina. right now. you can see the snow already starting to hit there. there is going to be a lot more on the ground before this is all said and done and we'll get to severe storms here, potentially and around noon time, watch very, very closely. luanne? >> luanne: thank you. in our health watch, a lot of you busted out your winter jackets, scarves and gloves because it is cold outside but the items could be loaded with germs and the germs could be making you and the people around you sick. the doctor, a physician with orlando health is here to explain. good to see you! >> good morning. >> luanne: we don't wear the stuff very often. i don't think i busted out my real winter jacket in years. but it is in the closet and could be covered with nastiness, right.

wash it, especially in central florida we don't put it on too often. and when it is cold we put it on and back into the drawers. overall it harbors a lot of bugs and viruss stay on them for days or even weeks. 75 million americans will go see the doctor because of the common cold which costs the health care system $7 billion a year. anything we can do to prevent that we should do and the easy thing is to wash these things. >> luanne: don't shove 'em in the closet when you're done after a couple of days. it will be interesting, you brought in a black light to show us how many germs can be on our winter gear. >> what we do is, when we have the sniffles we cough into them. and what happens is, you come and shake my hand, hi, luanne. >> luanne: and you give me your germs. >> what you don't notice, what i've done is you see all of the bugs here. and then you actually notice on your hand, the bugs have gone

and all of these bugs, what you are doing is taking from one step to the next step and this next person. >> luanne: and touch your face -- >> what your kids are bringing home from school. >> luanne: daycare and school. >> and everywhere. the bugs are everywhere around your clothes and it is very disgusting. >> luanne: it really is disturbing. break it down. how often should we wash things like sweaters and jackets, our mittens and hats. >> at least once a week. and the other thing to remember, if you have leather gloves, dry clean them and, you know, the cost of that may limit you from actually washing them. try and get cotton gloves and wash them once a week and the sweaters and that will prevent the bugs from staying there. norovirus and rhino virus can stay up to 2 to 4 weeks and the other thing we forget to do is -- we put them in the pockets and the damp temperature lets the bugs stay longer.

>> absolutely. the other thing you can do, obviously wash them, and wash your hands as well. you have to wash them and get hand sanitizer. using soap, wash at least 20 seconds, count happy birthday twice and, thing it happy birthday and it should be enough time to get the bugs out of your hands. >> luanne: great advice. doctor, thank you so much for coming in. >> stay warm! serving we'll try. over to jayme king, will we stay warm this weekend, jayme? >> jayme: that's up to you. i hope you have winter clothes because by tomorrow highs only in the low and mid 50s and it is -- do we get there-type scenario. very gusty winds on the back edge of this very prolific storm system and historical nature in regard to the snowfall now moving into the eastern side of the nation. everybody is getting clobbered north of atlanta now with rain and snow-mix and slush and sleet. we have a little of everything, going south of the snow line we

possible strong to severe weather getting in here as the hours tick by. i want to do radar analysis for you now and take you to the areas experiencing heavy rainfall and this is the first bout of rain moving through. look out west of the state you can see the aggressive looking squall line materializing and between the secondary line and first punch moving through we have a lot of what we call modified marine air, all the ingredients and dynamics are playing out ahead of the main squall line in that area of dynamics or energy will begin to shift into the peninsula, where we raise the storm risk of seeing those storms and stronger to even slightly less severe category, and that is winds in excess of 58 miles per hour, damaging straight-line winds and isolated tornadoes and of course the prolific rain and i think a lot of lightning will play out here as we head through the coming hours. take you down to ocala, again, show you what is playing out in marion county as we show you the heavy rain, down bellview and

river, super-duper heavy and toward the beaches of flagler county, palm coast and hammock beach and i-95 and flagler with light rain and gets a lot heavier toward alexander springs and deltona. a lot of the area to the west of the i-4 corridor. i'll broadently the picture and toward the theme parks we continue with a couple of cells now, just kind of meandering about with theiest surge approaching areas north of tampa, towards citrus and levy county and dunnellon, a cell south of town could play out as a heavy rain maker. the modeling showing us what will play out and the squall line is racing through. through the lunch time hour. pretty heavy hitters, right from here and concern lies as it begins to exit coastal brevard. the modeling telling us that there may be a very, very distinct straight-line wind threat like we had last sunday morning with the squall moving

factors outside of that warmth of the atlantic ocean right now, that could get a little dicey in that area but you see the front waiting in the wings out to the west and will drive through, bodily through tonight and will drop the temperatures, some of this coldest air we have seen in sometime around these parts. and the winds on top of that, by tomorrow, highs, orlando metro to the low and mid 50s and bring a wind in at 25-30, look out, it will be a chilly day, and those in ohio and upper midwest, that is a fall day, but around here especially chilly. not chilly this morning, actually warmer than we have been, 68 at melbourne compared to 50s and low end 60s elsewhere. the theme of today, increasing rain chance and we have established that and clouds thick with decrease in rain chance by 4:00 or 5:00 this afternoon. again, strong storms and the possibility now of a few actually going severe. shifting gears, you are getting a little. y moving and grooving and want

i want to feature and highlight our area golf scene and it will be a wet one with cloud-to-ground lightning. the last place you want to be is the boat or golf scene. your forecast again, showing the accumulating snow mid-atlantic and northeast and new england states and punch of cold air sends high temperatures by tomorrow, down again into the low and mid 50s, i wouldn't be shocked to see watches or warnings from metro orlando as soon as sunday morning. keep it here and i'll update you. here's gina with traffic. >> gina: happy friday. i'll give you a live look. another crash, this is i-95 at the i-4 exit. the camera frozen. use caution if you are out there. causing a nasty delay there. did overnight and the early morning hours. this new crash on the 429. southbound at 438. causing significant delays in that area. i want to bring you back to the other crash on curry ford road and goldenrod causing significant delays there.

caution out on the roadways, lots of crashes out there. and those roads getting slick. i-4 westbound, looking okay. lake mary to colonial, 21 minutes and i-4 eastbound from the attractions to downtown, 16 minds and 408 from 417 takes you 13 minutes. right now, time for your pump patrol, saving money, regular gas $1.65, murphy u.s.a. on metro west boulevard and metropolis way in orlando. you can always check out gas saving tips on our web site, go to www.fox35orlando.com and click on traffic. >> luanne: thank you, the manatee festival is this weekend in volusia county. >> john: david martin has a preview, live at blue springs state park. there is also stuff going on at valentine park. explain. >> reporter: good morning, john, hi, luanne. it is the manatee festival, the 31st. i can't believe it, 31 years they've been doing this. we're here this morning, though, at blue springs state park,

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baby it's cold outside... >> john: not so cold now. >> luanne: it is gorge outside -- gorgeous outside and jayme king says things are changing quickly. >> john: it is warmer now than it will be on saturday and sunday. >> luanne: for highs, yeah. you are right. >> john: hey, you know what? a great festival going on this weekend and you can bundle up and it is good that it will be cold because it will make the festival better. >> luanne: you are exactly right, as he said, it is a good thing it will be cold this weekend because the manatee festival is underway, and we know with the cold comes more manatees! fox 35's david martin is live at blue spring state park with a closer look at all of the excitement. >> reporter: you said it best, two days of excitement, the

valentine park in orange city celebrating the manatees! great music from artists like this. >> reporter: plenty of food and attractions as well at the festival. and the guy who knows about it, jeff, how are you, sir? >> great, good morning. >> reporter: the festival does what, exactly for the public. >> fund-raiser for the community, highlights environmental awareness and of course these beautiful manatees. >> reporter: you work at the park with the manatees and they are here how long. >> until it gets warm again. >> reporter: how many are you behind you in the spring? >> guesstimate is well over 300. >> reporter: well, beautiful creatures, aren't they? >> absolutely, they are pretty flirn and love the warm water and hanging out. >> reporter: and enjoying the music. and the mayor of orange city, how are you? >> good morning. >> reporter: 31 years, congratulations, an important event for your community. >> it is very. important. we have 31 years in this site.

come out here every year. now the manatee festival will draw tens of thousands. over the weekend. >> reporter: good for you guys. no question about it. and, it brings people out, like my friend amelia here. stephanie from the central florida zoo. good morning. >> good morning. this is amelia, she's one of our possums, educational animals we'll have at the festival in our environmental pen. >> reporter: and kids can get up close and personal. can they touch them? >> yes, we'll have different animals they can touch and learn about. >> reporter: what are the ticket prices. >> $8 for adults and $2, 12 and under and under three is free and dogs are $10. >> reporter: great, two days, what are the hours. >> 9:00 to 5:00 saturday and sunday. >> reporter: terrific. we are showing the under water camera. of the manatees and that is up all year long. >> absolutely. up all year long and during the summertime we don't show video. we show stock footage from the

tune into the camera, where can they tune. >> mana-tv-ing or. >> john: and manatee festival.com. >> reporter: tomorrow and underat valentine park and you'll see people like this, who has a new album, daddy is holding! and, we'll send it back to you in the studio. live from blue spring state park. >> luanne: love it. >> john: we have a lot of great parks here. is that one of your favorites. >> luanne: it is my favorite park. >> john: i'm with you on that. >> luanne: 300 manatees! >> john: still to come, this weekend marks ten years since the disappearance of jennifer cassie. >> after the break we'll talk about the latest efforts to find

. >> announcer: you're watching "good day orlando" on fox 35. you're as cold as ice you're willing to sacrifice our love... >> john: 8:30 on "good day orlando." some areas not here in orlando, we're at 60 degrees. >> luanne: feeling nice now. >> john: at this point. balmy. i used that word today, 30 today, jayme king. >> jayme: if you are heading up north, don't, stay here. >> john: if you are on vacation and have the option to go to washington, d.c. or take an extra five nights at disney... >> luanne: it is better than 10 below. >> john: welcome back, i'm john brown. >> luanne: i'm luanne sorrell. thank for joining us. the top stories right now. first up a massive blizzard is taking a swipe at the east coast.

where more than a foot of snow is expected to fall, it is slowly making its way to d.c. and new york. >> john: forcing thousands of flight cancellations across the country. we checked at oia, 61 flights here now cancelled. many out of d.c. north carolina. moments ago we caught up with a guy at oia whose family is trying to get back to baltimore. >> we were supposed to leave tonight at 9:00 here and get in at 11:00 and they cancelled the flight. so we rescheduled one for 6:00 and they cancelled that flight. and now we're going to get one out here at 10:30. >> john: there are also a lot of concerns about the storms here, jayme king is in the weather center with a closer look at that. we started to get rain and severe stuff my come in at noon. >> jayme: two areas i'm watching now play out. we have the mini-line here, pushing through the central peninsula, now and in between this and the main event, this is the main squall line, and the

like we have modifications to the air mass now, that is playing out over the gulf of mexico. one of which could support an outbreak of strong storms. north of that it is about the huge mushroom shaped canopy of heavy, dense snows falling over portions of the southern midwest and eastbound for charlotte, raleigh north carolina and some of the areas around the outer banks experiencing a rain-snow mix and again, what you see is what you get now and, over here and navigate this weather radar. because we have a lot popping at this time. we'll use our fast tracker guardian to update you on that. the latest imagery, now out of the fox 35 weather center and what we are finding now is that a lot of the heavy rain is slowly beginning to get established and also, notice what is happening across far south florida, fort myers, an aggressive thunderstorm cell moving in with the possibility of a tornado warning popping down across port charlotte within the moment's notice, i'm waiting for word from the weather service on that but you can see the heavy rainfall

metro with a little lighter and not phasing in just yet but much of marion county now, is smothered and covered with extremely heavy rain and back out southwest of that, dunnellon had i few moments of heavy rain and the villages and wildwood and bushnell. looks like rains trying to get established there. so bottom line is, the line of weather is going to race through here as you see it through the lunch time hour, the second line now over the east and northeastern gulf of mexico and will exit coastal brevard by about 3:00. colder. a look at the 7-day forecast, smoke us how that will take shape tomorrow. 55, a great feat to accomplish tomorrow with a lot of wind on top. getting cold, you heard it here first and we'll update you throughout the morning hours. >> gina: happy friday. i want to give you a live look. i-4 eastbound, just before the longwood exit. i am getting word of a crash, quite a bit of backup there.

i want to tell you about a new accident, down in osceola county, kissimmee area on boggy creek. causing minor delays in one lane, nothing too extreme. no word of roadblock but use caution if you are out there. another crash on the 42 and 438, causing significant delays at that intersection. use caution if you are out there this morning, looking now at your drive times, everything, starting to look a little better on i-4 westbound, lake mary to colonial, 18 minutes and i-4 eastbound is slow and attractions to downtown will take you 18 minutes and the 408 from the 417 to downtown, will take you about 16 minutes, right now, that's it for live traffic. back to you. >> john: 8:34. developing in brevard county, this morning, two people are in custody, after investigators say they robbed the house and led police on a chase that ended at the brevard county zoo. >> luanne: dana jay is live at the house in rockledge where the

what is the out there? >> reporter: rockledge police were called midnight last night and they say two robbers got into the home here, held the people inside at gun point. and got away with some of their weapons. the robbers took off, we're told but were later spotted as they were driving away by a rockledge police officer. they were chased to melbourne where they crashed near the brevard zoo. about ten miles from this house. video we captured there at the scene of the crash shows officers handling what appears to be those stolen grngs they also captured video of one of the suspects in the back seat of a police cruiser. again two suspects in custody, after that robbery and police chase this morning, live in rockledge, dana jay, fox 35 news. >> luanne: in orange county deputies are investigating what led to the drowning of a three-year-old boy. >> john: it happened just before 2:00 yesterday afternoon.

pine hills, according to the sheriffs office the boy wandered into the backyard and fell into the pool. when deputies arrived the boy's mother was performing cpr, he was taken to the hospital and later died. a medical examiner will determine the exact cause of death. >> this sunday will mark ten years since the disappearance of jennifer kesse. in 2006 she disappeared from her newly purchased condo at mosaic at millennia. not far from the mall of millennia. this only lead in the case is a surveillance photo of an unidentified person dropping off her car at a complex near where kesse lived. that person has never come forward. and joining us this morning, live from our tampa station, is jennifer kesse's father, drew kesse. good morning, drew, thanks for being with us, we appreciate it. no good morning and thank you. >> ten years is a long time to not know what happened to your daughter.

holding up? >> we're a strong family. obviously when something this tragic and heinous happens to someone within the family and goes on for the period of ten years it is going to have its toll on us. but, you know, we have been -- -- we bend, but we will not break. jennifer needs us and we are going to do whatever is needed and stay strong. >> luanne: mr. kesse, where does the case stand right now? i understand deputies are meeting with you and your familiarity today. what are you hoping or expecting from them? >> well, today. what are you hoping or expecting from them? >> well, today. what are you hoping or expecting from them? >> well, today. what are you hoping or expecting from them? >> well, today. what are you hoping or expecting from them? >> well, today. what are you hoping or expecting from them? >> well, today. what are you hoping or expecting

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raindrops keep falling on my head >> luanne: the song of the day, iron -- i think in central florida, on this day in history, january 22, 1970, before they picked thomas the composers approached a different musician to do the song but that person turned it down. who was that singer? was it ray stevens? stevie wonder? or david bowie? let's send things out to david martin, who is hanging out with the manatees this morning, hey, david! >> reporter: good morning to you.

talented musician, carrigan for the kegs -- question. >> reporter: i don't think it is cheating. she's young -- how old are you? >> reporter: 18. the answer, what is your answer? >> i'll go with stevie wonder. >> reporter: steve wonder. good answer. >> luanne: jayme, gina -- >> jayme: we never get called on this early! i'm thinking david bowie. >> gina: i'll disagree with you, jayme, sorry. >> jayme: dissent among the ranks. >> gina: i'll go with stevie wonder. >> luanne: a slow kind of song. >> ryan: i love how gina disagrees with jayme so politely. this is before my time, too, but i'll go with stevie wonder. >> john: all right, you know the answer. >> luanne: i don't know, i'll go with ray stevens. because i don't know who that is and i don't see the other two

>> john: ray stevens sang the quirky songs, back then, the streak -- they call him the streak. but he sang that kind of genre and i'm going with ray stevens as well. >> luanne: we agree, let's see what the answer is. >> john: ray stevens, yea! serving good! the songwriter wrote the song with him in mind but he didn't like the song and he said, i don't want to sing it. and they are like, ha ha, now, because it was a big song. >> john: i'm trying to find out if it was it ise y itsy-bitsy, tiny weenie. >> you both were wrong. >> jayme: sometimes that happens, let's talk weather as we shift gears from history to what will be a historical snowfall over the northern tier of the nation, the massive storm is taking shame and we on the southern end, period of rainfall

today. watching it from the weather center. and you can see how it matured into a full on blizzard around the carolinas. getting now into d.c., and tracking that and if you have interest up that way, all the way west. and look at the real estate here. you can see i'll measure it and there's a lot of many, many, many miles across. and look at that, wow, look, man, over 900 miles, the canopy of snow over the far western edge, arkansas, out into the eastern carolinas, a lot is going on there and again we are included in that equation. in regard to the potential now for strengthened thunderstorm cells to pop through and here's the deal. to metro orlando first and show you we have a nice scattering here and showers and isolated storms and the big doings this morning, with line number one, number 2 back over the gulf of

the one that pushed on shore we have ingredients or in meteorology the dynamical aspect of the atmosphere is changing now, okay? and we'll watch this for the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms as we head toward the noon hour. a live look at what is going on as the radar circulates and the rm a spins around and around we're bringing you again live to the second as to what is happening and you can see toward coastal volusia county and palm coast hammock beach and bunnell an flagler county and south and west of that, ocala area east of town, alexander springs and bellview. extremely heavy dumping rains. there is bellview, you are taking it on the chin. the general gist of the forecast. as the mainline races through here and i'll show you. the modeling here on top of the area through the lunch time hour and exiting coastal brevard county, 2:00 or 3:00 and west winds will set the stage for a

we head into tomorrow, the morning hours, the day time hours, hardly any recovery, we're talking about highs tomorrow probably in the low 50s and some of you might approach 55 with gusty winds on top of that, a windchill factor. we don't usually talk about a windchill factor going alive and well through noon and the early afternoon but that will be the case tomorrow. the gusty winds and fi showers may begin to dot the maps early tomorrow morning as the initial surge of cold air gets in the here and we call those instability showers, not out of the realm of possibility as the gusty northwest winds and vector transport the colder air on top of the state. highs tomorrow maybe 55, maybe -- i mean, a developing situation, i advise you to keep it here and take out this winter coat and you will use it tomorrow, and windy weather and like magic, florida style and around these parts to the 70s, as soon as tuesday. all right, that's your forecast. let's talk a little weather baby. jason eli. the dynamic duo, and these two

sleepy but great and mom and dad, appreciate it, visit or web site for more, www.fox35orlando.com. here's gina. >> gina: happy friday, we have a new crash on i-4, at the 436. in the left shoulder, emergency vehicles causing backup. a lot of backup on i-4 both direction, seminole county. use caution. get yourself extra time if you need to take i-4, another new crash, on obt, causing significant delays, if you are there use caution. we have a partial road blockage there and another new crash on osceola parkway and victory way, causing significant delays in the osceola county area and use caution. your drive times, everything is slowing, lake mary to colonial, 20 minutes on i-4 westbound and eastbound from attractions to downtown, 17 minutes and 408,

that's it for your live drive traffic. back to you guys. >> john: thank you, ma'am. more "american idol" contestants are heading to hollywood. >> luanne: last night the judges wrapped up audition rounds. so, joining us this morning is jenny castillo from rumba 100.3 with a look back at the hot moments from last night. good morning! happy friday. >> good morning, happy friday, one of the best but sad auditions because it was the last one ever. and i have to say a couple of names stood out and one of them was the red-headed girl, and says red-headed people will be extinct in 2030 and her name is collette lush. i never heard of that before. >> john: let's take a listen. collette lush. >>

and wrong, my dear but then since you went away don't you know... >> has good runs in there! >> i can totally do that! she really stunned the judges and as a matter of fact, jennifer lopez, when she heard her, she said that was too easy for you, you look like carrie underwood which ironically they are saying was the first one to win "american idol," and collette may be the last one to win "american idol" that is how good she was. >> john: and since she'll be extinct in a couple of years she better hurry. doesn't have much time. >> next one that you said you liked, was stephanie? >> mexico in the house!

it close... >> let's take a listen: >> when i had you i treat you bad and... >> john: not one guy is listening to her voice. >> stop it! >> john: man! >> since... >> she is absolutely beautiful herself and although many people heard her said, okay. she sounds beautiful but, she didn't really wow the judges and i agreed because she was focused on hitting the notes, specifically, and forgot to put the emotion on it, hey, she is latino representation, i'll got for mexicana and another guy

and people talked about him as well. i'm excited to see the last audition and see if a latino wins it. >> luanne: i love the tone in her voice, though. >> he had the right look and the great voice. >> i thought of christina aguilera with her. what do you think? right? >> luanne: she's good. >> john: jenny castillo from rumba 100.3. is that okay? >> you got it! >> john: i got the tongue today, have a great weekend. lots of new movies coming out this weekend. >> luanne: checking out what is

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>> a lot of new movies are hitting theatres. >> john: julie bandaras has a closer look this morning. >> reporter: the new sci-fi adventure the 5th wave is based on a popular novel about a group of fighters, racing to save the human race. following a series of deadly alien attacks on earth. it stars chloe grace morris in the lead role. teams up with a mysterious young man on a mission to save her brother. >> heading to daytona. >> there is an real winter jacket rated raunchy comedy in the mix courtesy of dirty grandpa. >> it stars zac efron and robert deniro as a guy about to get married, and a trouble making grandfather taking a shenanigan filled trip to florida. >> hello? >> for scary movie options the boy is in theatres this week.

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