>> tom: this saturday january 24th a chilly sunday morning. thanks for being here. here's the top stories we're working on this morning. first, millions of people digging out today after that blizzard dumped several feet of snow all up and down the east coast. we'll tell you how it's affecting things here in central florida today. plus, a fun night took a deadly turn. we have the latest on an overnight bar shooting that killed one woman.

no surprise there. the wild comment he made about his supporters and shooting somebody. it has a lot of people talking today. all right, everybody still talking about the weather. it is really chilly again, brooks. >> meteorologist: thankfully, we have a couple of differences today over yesterday that should make it a little more bearable. take a live look outside. first thing you notice a lot of sun. clear skies all day today. through central florida. we might see a couple of clouds but nothing like -- we had just an overcast tech for volusia and flagler county yesterday so we have a lot of sun and today less wind and that'll be good news. yesterday sometimes the winds were gusting over 25 miles an hour. yesterday afternoon was one of the coldest afternoons that we'll have ever have in central florida. out the door this morning ahead of to church, work whatever you're doing still below freezing in some spots. 36 in melbourne. go ahead and zoom on in.

effect for north and west of i-4. they'll expire at 9:00 but once again with the sun coming up temperatures will start to rise. and again, i just want to show you, yesterday morning we had wind speeds at this time, yesterday morning. 24, 25 miles an hour. now we've got a lot of wind less than 10 miles an hour even ocala checking in with calm winds so that's good news. it's going to be a crisp day but a sunny day. high temperatures will go upper 50s. it wouldn't surprise me if some folks had 60 degrees and if you're in the sun it'll feel warmer. tom? >> all right, thanks, brooks, millions of americans are preparing to dig out of snow-packed cities today after that mammoth blizzard sacked the east coast. the storm dumped several 23450e69 snow in some areas, caused flooding in others and deaths. take a look at washington, dc, this morning. the white house covered and a blanket of fresh snow and here's a look at 5 hours north in times square, new york city.

it is rare that you see that in times square. the crossroads of the earth as they call it. and officials say the 26.8 inches of snow that fell in new york city central park is the second most recorded since 1869. the snowfall shut down stores, left some drivers who did not adhere to the travel ban stuck on the roads. new york governor andrew cuomo even got in on the action. he helped a driver who was caught on the storm in long island. this happened just after new york city roads were closed to traffic at 2:30 in the afternoon. people said the blizzard was like something straight out of a movie. >> like my friend says watching the day after tomorrow but in reality now, i know, everything is closed, everything is all icy icy. >> tom: flooding plagued other areas like new jersey. many streets under water, power knocked out. and people reported seeing docks on the road and a lot of flooding in stores.

felt right here in florida. meteorologists confirmed there were snow flurries in north florida early saturday. the university of florida weather center said the flooding hit surrounding areas as temperatures briefly dipped below freezing. another local effect long waits at the airport. thousands of flights affected by the blizzard around the nation. and that's leaving travelers in florida waiting a lot longer than they expected to get home. that's because of all the delays and cancellations. airport officials recommend directly to check flight information before you drive to the airport. and keep it right here on "good day orlando" for the very latest on the blizzard. you can download our app if you want to as well by going to the app store for your phone. and we are following breaking news right now out of polk county. one person is dead two people being treated at a fire at an independent living facility.

in lakeland. not clear yet how the fire started but we do have a crew on the way to the scene and we'll bring you the very latest details as they come into us. also new this morning a woman is dead after someone shot her at a seminole county bar. now, the search is on for the man who pulled the trigger. it happened at a place called cool breeze number 2 it's on sanford's midway community. "fox 35" jackie orozco has the latest from the scene. >> reporter: deputies are saying they know his name but they are working on a warrant to move in on their man. this happened right here at this bar called cool breeze. now, according to seminole county sheriff's office they say a deputy was conducting area patrol here and it was just before midnight. the seminole county sheriff's office says that deputy heard gunshots inside the bar and saw

the shooting took place but we do know a woman was shot and killed inside the bar. deputies say a private party was being held inside at that bar at the time of the shooting. now, police say a family member of the victim was here last night and fainted. she was treated inside the rescue truck. now, detectives say they will be the suspect may be in winter springs. investigators are following up on several leads and once there's an arrest we'll let you know. reporting live in sanford, jackie orozco, "fox 35 news." >> tom: also developing this morning two people are dead after a kissimmee mobile home burned. and investigators do call it suspicious. it happened yesterday morning around 6:00 am in the siesta laggo mobile home park. investigators got there and found a man dead and a woman who was found was also found died at the hospital. neighbors desperately tried to help. >> every time we banged and helped me and my fiance kept

and nobody answered us, nobody. man, i was freaking out i had my phone, my cell phone i had 911 on the phone. >> tom: bernard thought he heard like gunshots but investigators say they have not confirmed any shots fired. a man accused of driving off wa-florida highway patrol trooper hanging off his car is expected to make his first appearance in the case this morning. cops arrested marcus dallas and his passenger crystal cash yesterday. state troopers say this happened around 11:30 friday night when a trooper pulled over a car at street. of the car. when the trooper tried to take the keys out of the ignition, investigators say he took off with the trooper's arm is in the car. the trooper fell off the car, dallas faces several charges. today marks 10 years since orlando woman jennifer kesse disappeared.

just released an age-progressed photo of kesse. outlook how she looked 10 years ago and on the right what she might look like now. jennifer kesse vannesh in 2006. they found her car at an apartment complexes not far from the mall of the millennias you can see a man walk by there but cops still don't know who he is. all these years later. we talked to jennifer's dad drew this week. he has this message for his daughter if she's still alive. >> jennifer, we love you, you know that. our love is unconditional for you. we are trying to desperately to bring you home in any and every way possible that we can. >> tom: if you think you know anything about what happened to jennifer kesse call the orlando police department. 8 minutes after 8:00. still to come, donald trump making some more bold statements about his supporters. just, however, he says they

plus, el salvadoran officials asking women to put off having babies for at least 2 years. why they want ladies to hold off, coming up. and here's a live look outside. beautiful blue skies, quite a contrast to yesterday when we had all those clouds but it is still cloud. air temperatures a lot colder today than it was yesterday. we will let brooks tomlin sort

"good day orla >> tom: welcome back. check out this cool perspective on the massive blizzard of 2016. astronaut scott kelly tweeted them out from the space station. he puts out amazing pics like this pretty much every day. one of my favorite accounts to follow. if you want to see more of them

go to the "fox 35" wofl facebook page. cool stuff. you decide 2016, now, donald trump las vegas eyebrows again with a comment he made about the loyalty of his supporters. it came while he talked to supporters in sioux city, iowa. republican presidential candidates says his supporters are so devoted they would stay with him even if he shot somebody. take a listen. >> the people, my people are so smart and you know what else they see about the people, the pogs they say i have the most loyal people did i ever see that where i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and i wouldn't lose any supporters. >> tom: trump made those comments at a college yesterday. in one tweet he said ted cruz poll numbers are down. he was born in canada and was until recently a canadian citizen.

he also blasted fellow gop governor jeb bush. he tweeted just watch jeb's ad where he desperate. i needed mobile home to help, jeb, mom can't help you with isis, putinen or the chinese and in one he posted with this picture. it shows the white house with trump's name on the front. while trump is fantasizing about being the future president a former new york mayor might take on the white house. media reports say michael bloomberg is reconsidering a run for the white house. he said run as a independent. his advisors say the billionaire is annoyed that donald trump is dominating the republican race plus he's concerned about the way hillary clinton and bernie sanders' campaigns have been going. the 73-year-old says he would spend at least one billion dollars with a b on the race if he jumps.

alaska shaken out of bed very early by a major earthquake. the u.s. geological survey says the 7.1 magnitude tumbler hit near cook inland, which is 160 miles south of anchorage. so far in other words of any injuries or any damage. and the national weather service says no tsunami threat to be the cause i felt. 3 men are on the run after a southern california jail break friday. officials say they cut through half-inch steel bars, got on the roof and then rappelled down the side using a makeshift rope. one was in on a murder charge. another was there on an attempted murder charge. the third was in for a kidnapping charge. no one is sure yet if they had any kind of outside hope all 3 escapers are considered to be extremely dangerous. it looks like the u.s. is going to get its hands on el chapo after all. mexico's president says he wants to send the infamous drug lord to the states as soon as possible. i bet he does. world leaders are egg meeting in

economics but mexican president but the mexican president took time to talk about el chapo. he said the process of getting him to america has begun. el chapo's attorneys say they are trying to block extradition. and thai health officials claim they have a second patient with the mrerh virus. his family is quarantined until they are cleared. the first person dying recognized with the virus was tweeted and then he was released a few weeks later and we have knees about the zika virus too. el salvadoran officials want women to delay any pregnancy plans for up to 24 years. you can contract that virus from a mesquite bite. direct examination say it's harmless to most people but it can cause brain damage to unborn damage if an infected bug bites a pregnant woman. the first case was reported months ago but now there are

as of right now there is not a vaccine for zika virus. 16 minutes ar-8:00 and notice down in the left corner of your screen, 35 degrees today. i think i was in the upper 40s yesterday this time, right? >> meteorologist: yeah but the big difference we had a lot of clouds yesterday with the cold air coming in this morning, clear skies and that's why with less wind we're seeing temperatures down near the freezing mark. we had freeze warnings all last night for most of central florida. they were just lifted for much of central florida, still have freeze warnings in effect for flagler for marion and alachua counties but wind chill advisories for the rest of central florida and those will be lifted pretty soon because the sun will come up. we have less wind today. it's going to be a really nice sunday compared to yesterday. yesterday was pretty chilly. outside the door wind chills, it is chilly don't get that wrong but once the sun really gets high in the sky, we'll start to warm up dramatically. weather headlines today will

much better than yesterday weatherwise especially if you're in the sun. overnight tonight, we could see some more freezes especially north and west of i-4. marion county alachua county and frost -- we could see widespread frost across central florida. gradual warming all the way through tuesday with a soggy system coming mid to late week across central florida. 35 degrees outside right now in orlando, northwest winds at 9. you're looking live from our visit orlando towercam on the hyatt regency orlando nice picture, tons of sun. yesterday at this time wind speeds were 20, 25 miles an hour. gusting at times even higher than that. this morning, generally light winds, can't find anything more than 10 miles an hour and so it's going to be a better day. temperature-wise a lot of folks now above freezing especially in the i-4 corridor. 27 in ocala but even with just a few breezes even with the light winds, wind chills are predominantly in the 20s once we

it will be a thing of the pass with the sun getting a little bit higher. look at the chilly air just to the north. 17 wind chill atlanta. 18 in charlotte. it will be a cold game this evening. 6:00 you know what i'm talking about. panthers and the cardinals. here we go. high pressure in control today. now, overnight tonight we start to get a little more moisture and that's why we could see some widespread frost across central florida and then i do want to show you what's coming mid to late week. a couple of systems coming out of the gulf of mexico. forecast shows the first one on wednesday evening we could see another one coming on thursday. so it looks like two systems coming out of the gulf that could give us a lot of rain. let's go ahead and talk about today. no rain in the forecast. sunny, crisp, less wind. 58 degrees the high. temperatures are measured in the shade. so if you're in the sun today, tons of sun, less wind. it'll be warmer than 58. overnight tonight, cold again with widespread frost. look for temperatures back down

back to work, back to school tomorrow. 71 degrees after that chilly start. temperatures stay in the 70s through thursday and again, wednesday and thursday look quite wet. it is time for snap the sun, oh, man, here we go. air boat. >> tom: you know what? i have a neighbor, kenny who has an air boat and i'm waiting for out. >> meteorologist: well -- >> tom: and i really want to. >> meteorologist: how about if we get with tracy from cypress lake. tracy, thank you for snapping the sun. >> tom: all right. 8:20 now. still to come, lawmakers trying to give parents and students more choices about where they go to school but not everybody is happy about it.

could affect your child's school >> tom: oh, i hope you love these shots of -- let's see there's universal, i believe, out there and the orlando high. that we're now bringing you with our new camera down on international drive. just spectacular shots that we're able to bring you. you can see those beautiful blue skies.

tourists that are in town, but, hey, you're still in florida on a sunny day. parents could some day choose some public schools their children attend even creation district lines -- across district lines. through the state house that would led florida kids go to schools across both district and county lines. some lawmakers worry it would lead to more overcrowding, though, as parents move their schools. others were there would be an influx of kids moving across county lines for athletics. >> "fox 35" luanne sorrell talked about it with the "orlando sentinel". >> reporter: joining me this morning is leslie postal from the "orlando sentinel" to talk more about it. good morning, leslie thank you so much for being with us. let's start with how this bill would affect students. >> guest: well, there's actually several bills so it's sort of depends which one would pass but in general they're talking about really wide open choice. so as a parent you could -- you

county you could pick a school anywhere else in the state, really, if you could -- if that school had room and if you could get your child there. >> reporter: well, some people are concerned that this bill -- or one of the bills at least would take money away from struggling schools. what is your response to that? >> guest: well, it's really hard to say but certainly some school board members are worried that just unfettered choice would lead to a lot of problems. they point out that some districts like a lot of those in central florida have their own, you know, special sales tax for schools and they -- they kind of wonder is it fair to take students from other counties and they're not paying for those and they would get the extra advantage of money our parents here are paying. there's lots of concerns and there's lots of americans saying parents know school for kids and there's room for the school they should be able to get their child into that school. >> reporter: what about student athletes would they be able to leave the school they're in and just go to any school of their choice?

be hard to know how it's all going to play out but, yes, they're certainly looking at some of easing some of those restrictions now. students who transfer can only join a team if nothing has started, if practice hasn't started. some of the proposals would let them even join midseason it's halfway through the baseball season but here i am, i want to play. there's a lot of concern about that that, you know, it would allow parents to cherry-pick schools and everybody to go to one particular high school rather than maybe having more even programs throughout a district so, yes, all the proposals have their fans but they also have a lot of folks who are worried about them. >> reporter: understandably so, so how likely are these bills going to pass. what's going on up in tallahassee right now. >> guest: there's 3 our offshore 5 of them some of them overlapping. it's hard to say this early in the session but certainly some of them have the backing of very key lawmakers, some of them were pushed last year and just didn't go through, um, when -- when the

apart at the end of their last session so i think some of them have a decent chance at least of -- of making it through at this point. >> reporter: all right. and we will be sure to read more about it in the "orlando sentinel." leslie postal, thank you so much for being with us. we appreciate it. >> guest: thank you. >> tom: just about 8:27 now. a video of a gainesville police officer playing basketball with some kids getting a lot of attention online. but it's not just kids checking it out. the big name -- and -- i mean, big name basketball star that saw it and decided to pay them a visit coming up. plus, brooks? >> meteorologist: yeah, that's a cool story. i can't wait to see that video. outside this morning you're headed out the door to church, work, wherever you might be going. it's chilly and we're going to warm up nicely. i think you're going to like the

we'll >> tom: wow, we are going old today. a little foreigner, cold as ice. it's not quite cold as ice but 35 degrees is pretty darn close. you know, we often say it's cold by central florida standards around here. but it's actually cold-cold 35 degrees. blue skies out there, though, another beautiful day over the city beautiful. good morning, and welcome back. i'm tom johnson. thanks for waking up with us. here are the top stories we're following for you this morning. first, we do have breaking news. details on a fire at an assisted living facility. plus, shots ring out at a seminole county bar, one woman is dead. we have the latest on the search for the shooter. and a florida police officer getting the celeb treatment. the basketball star that paid him a visit after this viral video hit the internet of him

kids. the weather certainly looks gorgeous out there but it's more than central florida cold today. >> meteorologist: yeah, i mean, we had freeze warnings in effect for much of central florida and a lot of them have expired but you could easily see -- just a completely different day than yesterday and that's good news. even though we're starting off cooler we have clear skies and less winds so we'll see a lot of sun today and the wind chills as we go through the afternoon will be negligible. much cooler 9, 10, 15 degrees right now than this time yesterday due to the clear skies and light winds across central florida. temperatures -- for the most part we're in the 30s, you know, a little cooler. alachua county, marion county but we factor in the light breezes and we're still dealing with wind chills in the upper 20s so don't fool it. it's going to be a chilly start to the day. it's going to be a crisp day but the winds nowhere close to yesterday. north winds coming in at 8 miles an hour at 2:00. high temperature about 58 degrees.

feel a lot warmer than that. we'll have the full 7-day forecast coming up, tom? >> tom: all right, thanks, brooks. now, let's get to that breaking news it's in polk county we do know 1 person is dead two people being treated for fire at an independent living facility. it's on bella street in lakeland. it's not clear right now how the fire started. we do have a crew on the scene and we'll bring you the latest details as soon as they get in and we hope to take you there live when our crew arrives. new this morning a woman is dead after shot her at a seminole county bar. this happened at a place called cool breeze bar number 2. it's on seips avenue and sanford's midway community. "fox 35" jackie orozco has the latest from the scene. >> reporter: good tom. seminole county sheriff's deputies say they know who the gunman is, but they are not really saying his name just yet.

warrant to move in on their man. now, it happened right here, um, at this bar called cool breeze. now, according to seminole county sheriff's office they say that a deputy was conducting area patrol here and it was just before midnight, the seminole county sheriff's office says that deputy heard gunshots inside the bar and saw a crowd of people run outside. it's unclear at this point why the shooting took place. but we do know a woman was shot and killed inside the bar. deputies say a private party was being held inside at that bar at the time of the shooting. now, police say a family member of the victim was here last night and fainted. she was treated inside the rescue truck. detectives say they will be the suspect may be in winter springs. investigators are following up on several leads and once there's an arrest, we'll let you know he. for now reporting live in sanford, jackie orozco, "fox 35 news." >> tom: elsewhere in the news, a teenager is recovering this morning after someone shot him while he walked down an

deputies say he was walking on oakridge road near saddler elementary. a car rolled up and someone inside started talking. the guy turned around to look and that's when someone shot him. his injuries not considered life-threatening. no word what kind of car the shooter was driving. 1 person is dead after crashing into a watery ditch in volusia county. deputies say the crash happened early yesterday morning near state road 44 and previt avenue in deland. but no one spotted the c ar until about 1:00 in the afternoon. xxxzzzz`z{{88xx we're told >>00:x nicholas webb crashed his car into the pond but no word what caused the crash. volusia dallas county deputies are searching for a an inmate who took off from a work release program also his girlfriend who they say helped him leave that area, not to meng involved in this whole thing is a 3-year-old child. gary bullock, jr. refused to return to tomoka institution it

him up from work. the two took off from a 3-year-old boy and they accuse quigley stealing a blake checks, cash and a gun before he left. bullock was sentenced for robbery, attempted robbery and grand theft. if you see any of them call 911. friends and family members still searching for a missing maitland man. 23-year-old john noss disappeared last saturday, that's him right here. he has asperger's syndrome. people passed out fliers close to where he disappeared. family and friends say he's a great guy and we just want to know he's safe. >> just a friendly guy, you know, walking down the street, waves to people. you know, he's -- he always has a smile on his face. a happy kid. >> tom: police do not have any leads. if you have any information call police. 8:36.

"fox 35" adam shadoff has a closer look at it and how the team plans to turn it around. >> reporter: well, they've lost 9 out of 10 games and magic `h general manager rob hannigan says the root of the problem has been inconsistent play never was v that mor e obvious tha n friday 0 night. leading by 18 in the fourth quarter against the hornets the magic lost in overtime. ``ab```````@`a@`b``b`p there's p@a`q```p```` still @`` @`` plenty of positive orlando is a ````````ppp0 vastly improved team `` only a p(dpp few x(dppppp games out of th e playoff @k0@5pn spot. `< magic have played x| more games decided by 3 point s or less than any team in the nba. xt they're `hh`` all ` close and nick thinks that this kind of a loss could actually work as a positive. >> it could, you know, onnn spark . something for us so that we turn i things @ around. and we can't let it ffffff@ affect us #+@ so we lose our @\b\x`h``` confidence in this league you can't do that there's too many games from day-to-day. if you let that affect you and, you know, you hold onto it it can really get you.

rookie of the year kyle layeran will make a brief appearance tore training camp. he showed up z` for xx medicals he'll show up at canadian national training camp. he should be back full-time with the lions in early friday and they're expecting a lot for the young x| star. |x8|xhxpp 17 goals in 27 appearances. he's been actively working on his 0 assist from last season. he doesn't seem too worry about a potential sophomore slump. >> i worry a lot different than last year. last year i wasn't as good as i am now and i think it will be better for me to work harder and get better and get better. the last 5 years, 6 years of the season we started geling together and it was important and they know how we played and this year we're a lot better. >> reporter: east/west shrine gam from the trough from the st. pete offered a lot of gator

and then came ryan pool the gator quarterback playing just 45 minutes from his hometown of bradenton. had the play of the game, 90-yard game pick 6. west won this game 29-9. orlando pride fans get used t o seeing this. alex morgan with her 100 cast for team usa to ireland terrifi c pass for the goal dd | for the assist on carly lloyd's @d first on 3 on the day. later it was morgan. she's going to clean up this shot that went off the post. that's an easy goal. one goal 1 p assist for morgan and @ team usa wins easily 5-nil. that's it for the "fox 35" sports zone. i'm adam shadoff. >> tom: hey, don't forget by this time tomorrow we will know who's going to super bowl 50. new england at denver for the afc championship and then tonight only on "fox 35" the arizona cardinals at the juggernaut called the carolina panthers. fox nashville pregame starts at 6:00. kickoff is about 6:40 and then stick around after the game for

i am so psyched by that. and then "fox 35 news." so here's a trending story that just keeps getting bigger and better. you might remember officer bobby white from gainesville police department. last friday he responded to a noise complaint, some kids were playing basketball too loud. instead of yelling at the kids, officer white decided to join them. even dunked at one point. he played for just a few minutes but before he left, he promised he would bring backup next time so they could get a real game going. and boy, did he ever bring the big guns to that rematch. laf [laughter] >> tom: yes! that is shaquille o'neal, shaq the big diesel. he saw the viral video online so he decided to play some hoops with the kids too. the retired basketball player and media superstar played a game or two. he even spent some one-on-one

that is really, really cool. way to go, shaq. still to come, a dress code controversy growing at one kentucky school. how the principal measured a girl's dress that has a lot of @ | your yard beautiful even when the temperatures drop and then go back up and then drop and then go back up. our garden guru sharing his tips

>> tom: 8:44 now. a kentucky high school facing a lot of controversy over its dress code policies. a senior girl there was asked to neal on the floor to measure the length of her dress. the principal said that the gap between the floor and the dress is more than 6 inches, the dress is too short.

home or were told they needed g to change because they violated the dress code. parents and students not happy about the rule. or how they test for dress length. >> i've had people saying that -- that's something they would wear to church. i mean, if it's appropriate for church, even, why isn't it appropriate for you to go to school in? >> tom: well, there's a point. the principal wants to remind the families that the entire dress code is in every student's handbook which he says is sent home and signed by both parents and students at the beginning of each and every school year. all right. it is cold, brooks. >> meteorologist: doesn't anybody ever read those handbooks all the way from start to finish? >> tom: let me tell you i don't even think i ever read one ever in school. >> meteorologist: even as a parent -- even as a parent we get these -- >> tom: i'm trying to think i should say here as a parent, yes, brooks i have read every single word. >> meteorologist: start to finish absolutely just like everyone out there.

sunday morning, it's crisp, tom was talking about it. it's cold, it's very cold by central florida standards. the freeze warnings have been lifted for a lot of places, volusia, orange, seminole, lake but we still have hard freeze warnings in effect for 9:00 for alachua and marion counties we have wind chill advisories in effect just through the morning hours because even with the light winds we have outside, wind chills are in the 20s, orlando, 29 is what it feels like in brevard county so it's a chilly start but we're going to warm up nicely. i think you're going to like the forecast to be about 660s and we'll get there and then overnight tonight -- so another 12 to 18 hours from now, more freezes, well north and west of the i-4 corridor and i think we could see widespread frost across the area. gradual warming. we get to the 70s pretty doggone quickly. wednesday/thursday we could see a couple of systems bringing soggy weather.

camera northwest winds at 9 miles an hour. a couple of differences from yesterday. number 1 the clear skies. number 2 much less wind. the winds yesterday gusting at times 20 to 30 miles an hour. can't find anything where the winds are 10 miles an hour but even with the light breezes temperatures in the 30s, wind chills in the 20s but wait until the sun gets a little bit higher and it will feel feel delightful. do want to show you we're happening into some of the coldest air. 6 in nashville. here's our forecast for today. 58 degrees the high temperature. tons of sun, less wind. if you're in the sunshine it will feel warmer than 58. i think a lot of folks could even touch 60 degrees. but then overnight tonight, clear skies, calm winds, cold once again. lows in the 30s for the most part, freezes not as much of an issue, frost will be an issue tomorrow morning. and speaking of dress codes going back 2.5 minutes. tomorrow morning back to work

will be chilly at the bus stop tomorrow morning but look at that, high of 71 degrees. tomorrow afternoon, we stay in the 70s through thursday and it looks like wednesday and thursday could see a couple of very wet systems coming ahead of the gulf. weather baby time, who do we have this morning? ah, tom, luca is having a good time at "good day orlando," isn't he? >> tom: yes. >> meteorologist: your smile is infectious, thank you so much for joining us. if you want your child on weather baby, all you have to do is log onto our website and follow the links. nate the garden guru, i haven't seen you, like, 5 years -- [laughter] >> meteorologist: since last year. happy morning. >> guest: good morning. >> meteorologist: it's gold outside. we had freeze warnings last night and, of course, by central florida we're going to be back into the 70s tomorrow. what does this do to our lawns? >> guest: incredible how the weather is fluctuating. isn't it great? here's the thing, guys, okay,

down all the time and people get the bug to do something with their yard. >> meteorologist: sure. >> guest: right now folks, you got to remember we're in winter and grass goes dormant your yard goes dormant it's winter everything goes dormant. what you want to do -- >> meteorologist: moderate your expectations a little bit is what you want to see. >> guest: if you go the gray tint or brown, it's common, guys, is x what it x is. it's winter, it's winte r frost so what a lot of folks are doing they're p putting down a lot of fertilizer now. >> meteorologist: sure. >> guest: we're a little bit on the early side we're a couple weeks out for springtime. >> meteorologist: absolutely. >> guest: and what people are doing they're putting h@ down @ some iron okay. and that's going to be your greening. if you want to put down some weed and feed that's |ppp@| going to be for your @8@ weed issues. >> meteorologist: i don't put the feed in but i > do use this @``p product and real quick x@ just the p` st. augustine grass it says we can only put it down, i think, twice a year.

or 4 times? >> guest: it's going to be too much. [laughter] >> meteorologist: the weeds. >> guest: here's the thing also if you're seeing your grass go dormant now your weeds are not. now the sun is starting to sign receive that brown you're seeing the greening of the weeds and i got weeds and now is the time to address them. >> meteorologist: ?/- gotcha goppa xx(h @ gotcha. >> guest: if you can see where they are you can spot treat `@ @ it. if going to x any kind of weed and feed you want to really wait like february -- i always wait until like -- >> meteorologist: daytona ` 500. >> guest: `p``` valentine's day or later or, like, march e or something like that. really i'll go with like -- my last feeding of nitrogen fertilizers is going to be no later than, like, thanksgiving time. and like valentine's day. i use that as a good guideline, thanksgiving and valentine's day. >> meteorologist: let's go over

these are more sprays these are what you put in the spreader. >> guest: these products here are going to be high @ nitrogen you want to wait until springtime to be putting these down. m if you put these down now. >> meteorologist: 3 or 4 weeks. >> guest: if you guys x put down a high nitrogen -- if you put down high nitrogen it encourages new growth. the new growth itself is a baby, infant herbtious type of plant. if we get another frost after you put this stuff down you encouraged new growth and the front comes through and wipes out all \ -- >> meteorologist: so the for the healthier yards right now attack the weeds and be patient. >> guest: yes. >> meteorologist: nate the garden guru. people want to get in touch gmail.com. >> guest: and facebook nate the garden guru. >> meteorologist: tom we'll send it back inside. >> tom: it's 8:51 engagement rings apparently not just for women now. the hollywood star now mocking a

the x files make a triumphant comeback tonight, i cann

can expect n >> tom: taking a look at what's hot in hollywood. one famous actress putting her

two weeks after the anna camp and skylar camp announcement of their engagement. aston posted a pic of his engagement. the caption it always felt odd that men did not get engagement. thankfully both stars are famous for their roles on pitch perfect which is where they met. while we're talking about engagement nick canon is all smiles after his ex-mariah carey announced her engagement. he posted a funny picture on instagram that has comedian kevin hart saying, it's just a ring. he got a little more serious and captioned the post with all my love to mariah and james and your future union. okay, mariah and nick have 2 kids and have remained close since their split. all right. here's my favorite story of the day. mulder and scully are back on the case. the x files returns to the air tonight right here on "fox 35." fox's michelle pollino gives you

>> it's good to get out of the house every once in a while. >> reporter: after a 13-year break david duchovny and jillian anderson return as mulder and scully in a 6-episode series of the x files. >> i'm always happy to see you. >> and i'm always happy to find a reason. >> reporter: the stars like playing the older versions of their characters. but they're ability to solve paranormal cases is just as strong. >> it allows us to engage again creatively what the show was which was fun which was for me to play a character 13 years later. who get a chance of doing that. i love the idea of taking mulder and scully on and on and on and seeing where this people end up and that's a gift for an actor. nobody gets to do that. >> reporter: fans can expect the story to be consistent with the x files of the past but now they get to work modern technology

>> i'm rattling some pretty big community. >> what we deliver is not any bigger or greater or scarier or anything i don't think than we -- some of the -- the topics that we're touching upon whether it's isis or drones are scarier than they have ever been on the world stage, but aside from that and those realities, the -- the, um, the science fiction aspect of things and the, um, the monsters, et cetera, aren't. or the level of blood or death i don't think is any greater. >> when has that ever stopped us before. >> reporter: the x files returns to fox on sunday night. in hollywood, michelle pollino, fox news. >> tom: oh, i can't wait. it's right after the game tonight. coming up on "good day orlando" at, it's a big night for football. we sit down with two former nfl players including a hall of famer to talk about today's big nfl conference championship games. plus, tax breaks for moving and others for your pets.

down what's legit and what's stretching it if you claim it,

>> tom: and good morning, i'm tom johnson.

straight up. thanks for joining us for being with us. here's the top stories we are working for you this morning. first, millions of people starting to dig out today after that blizzard dumped feet of snow up and down the eastern seaboard. we'll tell you how it's affecting things here in central florida. plus, a fun night took a deadly turn. we have the latest on an overnight bar shooting that killed a woman. and donald trump at it again. the wild comment he made about his supporters and shooting someone that has a lot of people talking this morning. well, let's keep talking about the weather, brooks. >> meteorologist: yeah. >> tom: 35 degrees for an air temperature. that's cold by any standard. >> meteorologist: the good news is the sun is up. temperatures will be warming as we go through the morning hours. and legislation wind, more sun than yesterday. still have wind chill advisories. now, the freeze warnings and the hard freeze warnings will be expiring in the next a little

the higher the sun gets, the well, of course, we're good h-going to starting warming up. less wind, more sun. still chilly outside officially now 38 in orlando. 39 in brevard county now it's above freezing in gainesville. 33 degrees so once again the freeze warnings should be expiring. still a few breezes. 30 degrees. the wind chill 9:00 this morning out the door in orlando. let's get your forecast and tons of sun today and less wind than yesterday. yesterday we had winds gusting over 25 miles an hour. yesterday afternoon, just about as cold of a day as we'll have in central florida. this afternoon tons of sun, less wind. highs in the upper 50s. if you're in the sun it'll feel warmer. 7-day forecast is coming up. tom? >> tom: all right. thanks, brooks. we'll see you in a couple of minutes. millions of americans are getting ready to get out and dig out of snow-packed cities after that mammoth blizzard sacked the eastern seaboard.

snow some areas and caused flooding in others now being blamed for at least 18 deaths. this is what it looks like this morning in washington, dc. that's the white house, of course, covered in a blanket of snow. a little different than yesterday when we could hardly see the white house | through the blowing | snow. and here's a look what it's like in new york city right now. it's not often | that you see || times square, the crossroads of the earth so deserted but you will are under a lot of snow as well. as a matter of fact, 26.8 inches of snow fell in central park. that is the second most recorded since 1869. the snow shut down stores, left a lot of drivers who did not pay attention to the travel ban stuck on the roads. new york governor andrew cuomo helped out one. he helped a driver who was caught on the storm in long island. it happened after new york city roads closed to traffic at 2:30 pm. people said the blizzard was like something straight out of a movie. >> like my friend here said it's

tomorrow but in reality now, you know, everything is closed. everything is all icy.

major problem in new in front of a judge in that case this morning. cops say they arrested two people yesterday. state troopers say this happened around 11:30 friday night when a trooper pulled over a car at state road 436 in andorra

investigators say the man got out of the car when the trooper tried to take the keys out of the ignition, investigators say dallas hopped back in and drove off while the trooper's arm was still in the car. the trooper fell to the ground but is okay. dallas faces several charges now. today marks 10 years since orlando woman jennifer kesse just vanished. the orlando police department released an age-progressed photo of kesse. the photo on the look how she looked when she vanished 10 years ago on the right what she might look like now. jennifer kesse vanished january 24th, 2006. cops think she was on her way to work they found her car at an parth not far from the mall of millennia. this video one of the only clues they've had. they've never been able to identify that man. we talked to jennifer's dad this week and he has a message for her daughter. >> jennifer, we love you, you know that. our love is unconditional for

we are trying to desperately to bring you home in any or every way possible that we can. >> tom: if you think you know anything about what happened to jennifer kess, call the orlando police department. just about 9 minutes after 9:00. still to come, donald trump making some bold statements about his supporters. just, however, he says they would go to support him is next and a lot of people are talking about it. plus, el salvadoran officials asking women to put off having babies for at least 2 years. we're going to let you know why. and here's a live look outside right now in orange avenue downtown orlando from our "orlando sentinel" building. you can see hardly anybody out there. the right on the sidewalk but that's about it. probably because it's 35 degrees out under these blue skies. brooks tomlin coming back in a

>> tom: 9:12. welcome back. check out this cool perspective on the blizzard of 2016. a lot of people talking about these pictures. astronaut scott kelly tweeted them from the space station. he puts out amazing pics like this pretty much every day from space. if you want to see more of them and we'll show you how you can follow him, go to our facebook page it's wofl's facebook page. you decide 2016 right now. donald trump raising eyebrows again with a comment he made about the loyalty of his supporters. it came while he talked to supporters in sioux city, iowa. the republican presidential candidate said his supporters are so devoted they would stay with him even if he shot somebody. take a listen. >> the people -- my people are so smart and you know what they say my people the polls say i have the most loyal people where i could stand in the middle of

and i wouldn't lose any voters. it's incredible. >> tom: trump made those comments in front of a packed campaign rally at dort college yesterday. trump also been on an epidemic twitter ramp. in one tweet he said ted cruz poll numbers are down big because he was born in canada and was until recently a canadian citizen. many believe he cannot run. he also blasted fellow gop candidate and former florida george bush. jeb bush. just watch jeb's add where he desperately mom's help. jeb, the mommy can't help you with mommy, putin or the chinese. turn around and take a look it shows the white house with trump's name on the front. while trump is fantasizing becoming the future president a former new york mayor might take on the white house. media reports say michael bloomberg reconsidering a run for the white house. he would run as an independent.

by the way. bloomberg's advisors say he's annoyed that donald trump is dominating the republican race. plus, he's concerned about the way hillary clinton and bernie sanders's campaigns have been going. the 73-year-old said he would spend at least $1 billion of his own money if he jumps into the race. at this hour, people in alaska shaken out of bed early by a major earthquake. the u.s. geological survey says the 7.1 magnitude tumbler hit near cook inlet. so far in other words of injuries or any damage. and the national weather service says on no tsunami threat because of the quake. 3 men on the run after a southern california jail break friday. officials say they cut through half-inch steel bars, got on the roof and then rappelled down using a makeshift rope. one was in on a murder charge. another on an attempted murder charge. the third was in for a kidnapping charge.

any outside help. all 3 escapees are considered extremely dangerous. it looks like the u.s. is going to get its hands on el chapo after all. mexico's president says he wants to send the infamous drug lord to the states as soon as possible. world leaders meeting in switzerland right now to talk economic but mexican president took time to talk about el chapo. he says the process of getting him to america has begun. el chapo's attorneys say they are trying to fight extradition. thai health officials confirm they have a second patient with the mers virus. the 71-year-old man arrived from bangkok yesterday. doctors say he is stable now and being kept for treatment. his family is now quarantined until they're cleared. the first person diagnosed with mers in diland was back in june. he was treated and released a few weeks later. we have news about the zika virus as well. el salvadoran officials want

pregnancy plans for up to 24 years. you can contract the virus from mosquito bites. doctors say it's harmless to most people but it can cause brain damage to unborn babies if an uninfected bug bites a woman. the first reported case was a month ago but now there's thousands in 20 countries. all right. 9:17. let's talk about the weather because winter -- you know, i've been saying for a while that i wanted more winter-like temperatures and, boy, i got it, didn't i? >> meteorologist: yeah, you did we had freeze warnings in effect until about 15 minutes ago. good sunday morning, everybody. it's 9:17. 35 degrees at our lake mary studios. no more warnings, no more advisories for right now. for anywhere in central florida. still some freezing conditions back to the west. have of the swainie river. it's still cold don't let it fool you. what it feels when you step

32 degrees as the wind chill right now in melbourne, brevard county. overnight tonight, more freezing conditions especially well north and west of the i-4 corridor but i think we could see widespread frost here in central florida. gradual warming today through tuesday and then another soggy system comes in maybe two systems mid to late week. 38 degrees outside downtown orlando. look at that live view from our amway camera. tons of clear blue skies. that's george straight song, i think. gorgeous conditions that way. we still do have some breezes, north-northwest at 11 in orlando. 9 in kissimmee. 9 in daytona and 11 in melbourne. and so the temperatures predominantly in the mid to upper 30s right now but the wind chills predominately in the mid to upper 20s to low 30s so it's still cool outside but much less windier than yesterday. and a lot more sun than yesterday and that's good news. look at the cold air just to the north. wind chill 4 in lexington, 14 in

that was an interesting story about dc, the fact that they might have miscalculated the snow measurement at reagan national airport. pretty good stuff. today, sunny and crisp. overnight tonight, a little bit of an onshore develops. that will add more moisture to the atmosphere and that's why i think we could see a lot of frost tomorrow morning but a big warm-up tomorrow and then we turn our attention to the systems coming out of the gulf of mexico. first one on wednesday looks like it could be wet and the second one on thursday could be wet as well, both systems will just continue to monitor for any storm risk. no storm risk today. 58 degrees the high. tons of sun, less wind than yesterday. if you're in the sunshine it will feel warmer than 58. it will be a nice day. overnight tonight, cold again not much in the way of freezing conditions but a lot of frost across central florida keep that in mind. a chilly start to the monday back to, would, back to school, though, 71 degrees the high tomorrow afternoon. and then, yeah, we turn our

where we could be seeing a couple of soaking systems coming out of the gulf of mexico. it's time for snap the sun once again. and, oh, tom, check this out. pamela in gainesville sent this picture of the sun framed by clouds, earth, sky, trees. this is beautiful. what do you think? >> tom: we have some of the best photographers watching "good day." >> meteorologist: absolutely! i want to drop everything and just go hang out right now in gainesville. >> tom: and do a little fishing. i think it's too cold for even the fish, brooks. >> meteorologist: probably. pamela, thanks for snapping the sun. tom? >> tom: tax breaks for moving, others for your pets, are they too good to be true? local financial planner breaks it down and let's you know

stretching it when you file your >> tom: i love these shots from our camera down in the tourist district on international drive. new camera we're showing off and we love giving you these shots. i-4 over on the left there and i don't see any problems in this stretch. if we see any problems out on the roads we'll let you know about it. right now, though, on the money watch, tax season is here. i can hear people going oh!

interesting deductions for pets or maybe moving expenses but are all those deductions legit? certified financial planner joe bert is here to talk about it. and joe, first of all, let's get out of the way when the tax filing deadline is this year because it's not the 15th of april. >> guest: it's april 18th which is a monday. >> tom: why is that? >> guest: april 18th is a friday so what's wrong with friday? well, it's because emancipation day falls on a saturday. >> tom: okay. >> guest: and emancipation day is a national federal holiday in washington and the rule is if emancipation day falls on a weekend, it's got to go to the closest business day which is friday. because it's really going to be celebrated on friday, technically you don't have to file your taxes until monday. you get an extra weekend, april 18th. >> tom: okay. >> guest: so now you know. >> tom: for the procrastinators out there you get extra time. deductions, pets.

your pet if, in fact -- if, in fact, you use it in your business. >> tom: oh! >> guest: you have the junk yard dog, tom. you have the junk yard dog and the dog. the dog's in there, yes, you can. and if you're moving for job purposes you got to move 50 miles from your current job. >> tom: okay. >> guest: and the cost of moving your pet is deductible. if you want to get that first class ticket -- [laughing] >> tom: of course, we have horse country up in the ocala area a lot of those people -- >> guest: yes, exactly. >> tom: very germane. moving. >> guest: moving expenses as i said if you're going to move more than 50 miles from your current job, yes, those moving expenses are deductible, not the motel or the meals on the way. the cost of moving is deductible. >> tom: music lessons? >> guest: this is an interesting one if your child has an overbite -- >> tom: what? >> guest: the on there dontist got put on the tax code if a child takes clarinet lessons, the clarinet and music lessons will cure the overbite and it

>> tom: get out of town? >> guest: swoolz if your doctor signs on it if you need it for health reasons it can be deductible. >> tom: i need to go talk to my doctor. [laughing] >> tom: smoking cessation? >> guest: once again that's for health reasons your doctor says you need to quit and the cost of going to the hypnotist or the medication or the -- that could be deductible as well. >> tom: charity work, a lot of people do a lot of charity work. >> guest: well, you can't take a deduction for the time and expense of doing it, however, if you have to have somebody take care of your children, the cost of the daycare may be deductible. >> tom: all right. let's talk about efiling 'cause you mentioned that in the break. what's going on with that? >> guest: effective last tuesday the 19th. the window is open if you want to file your taxes the window is open get it in there do it. >> tom: a lot of advantages it off filing earlier. >> guest: you get your refund earlier. [laughing] >> tom: that is the advantage. >> guest: and if you owe, you know, you have until april 18th this year to pay the taxes. >> tom: so you figure it out a together. >> guest: bottom line.

people find you? >> guest: just google me joe bert, two words. >> tom: 9:26. a video of a gainesville police officer playing basketball with some kids -- have you seen this? it's getting a lot of attention on online but it's not just kids checking it out. the big name basketball star that saw it and decided to surprise everybody involved, next. brooks? >> meteorologist: that's a great story. i can't wait to see that video. outside this morning, it's chilly. but the sun is out.

we'll have the full >> tom: yeah, beautiful morning in the city beautiful. central florida looking great today. beautiful blue skies but look down bottom left corner. 35 degrees for an air

yesterday it was around the 40s temperature. the clouds are gone. it will stick around in a minute or so. right now, welcome back i'm tom johnson. thanks for waking up with us. here's the top stories we're working on right now. we start with "fox 35" jackie orozco. >> reporter: good morning, tom. i'm here live in lakeland where firefighters say a fire broke out early in the morning, multiple people were hurt and 1 person was killed here at this independent living facility. i'll have much more coming up in a live report. >> tom: and shots at a seminole county bar in the middle of the one woman dead. we have the latest on the search for the shooter. plus, a florida police officer getting the celebrity treatment. we'll tell you about the basketball star that paid him a visit after this viral video video of him playing basketball with some kids. >> it's a really cool story.

>> meteorologist: you're right. i want to touch on what you were talking about because today is going to be an interesting day in terms of a colder start but a warmer afternoon than we had yesterday. live view outside from our "orlando sentinel" camera. you can see one of the big differences from yesterday to today -- we have clear skies this morning and again, the clear skies overnight last night allowed the temperatures to drop into the 20s and low 30s through much of central florida. as a matter of fact, we are 9 degrees cooler than this time yesterday morning in orlando. 11 degrees cooler in brevard county. that being said, this afternoon we'll be warmer than we were yesterday afternoon 3w45u78 -- because we'll have a lot of sun and wind. temperatures warming up in the 30s and low 40s for the most part. here's your forecast this is go through the day, high temperatures climb into the 50s. it wouldn't surprise me if somebody got to 60 degrees today. northwest and then north winds coming in generally 5 to 10 miles an hour. another chilly night overnight tonight. we'll have the full details on

tom? >> tom: all right, brooks, we'll see you then. 9:32. we are following breaking news in polk county this morning. 1 person dead, 2 others being treated at an independent living facility. it's on bella street in lakeland. "fox 35" jackie orozco is live at the scene with the latest, good morning, jackie. >> reporter: good morning, tom. i was able to speak with the lake county chief. he told me it was all hands on @ deck. more than 30 fritters had to deal with this blaze. you can see on the 4th floor here all the smoke and fire damage. he said that fourth floor is completely destroyed and he said that the most challenging part was getting -- evacuating the 40-plus residents who live here. they were either all elderly or disabled. now, the lakeland fire department said that they received an automatic fire alarm around 430 dlauk this morning from the bella vista manner

it's a 5-story independent living facility. now, when firefighters arrived they say the building | had heavy smoke and fire coming out from the 4th floor window. you can see there lakeland police helped firefighters evacuate the residents. now, 4 lakeland fire engines responded. several rescue crews and the polk county fire rescue also brought 4 medic units and he told me another challenging thing is that this building is not up to code so they didn't have sprinklers and the elevators are not in service when there's a massive fire like this so there were a total of 48 rooms but a total of 41 people inside during the time of the fire. now, as firefighters search for any victims on the 4th floor they did discover a deceased person and 3 others were treated for smoke inhalation. now, all residents who were evacuated are being sheltered in an adjoining building. the identity of that @ victim has x` released pending notification of next and the

cause of the fire remains under investigation. live in lake county, jack yeah, "fox 35 news." >> tom: and new this morning, a woman is dead after someone shot her at a seminole county bar. now, the search is on for the man who pulled the trigger. this happened at a place called cool breeze bar number 2. it's on sipes avenue in sanford's midway community. a deputy was on area patrol there when he heard a gunshot coming from inside that bar. when he went inside there was a private party going on and a woman was on the floor shot. she died on the scene and family members there were devastated. officials are not releasing her identity or the shooter's identity right now. a teenager is recovering this morning after somebody shot him while he walked down an orange county street. deputies say the man was walking on oakridge road near saddler elementary. a car rolled up and somebody inside started talking. the victim turned to look and that's when someone shot him. his injuries not considered life-threatening. no word what kind of car the z`zzzz `zx8>` shooter ``p0` was :x:{:pppp:p:::ppp:p in.

1 person is dead after , crashing (`o into a a ? watery ditch in volusia county. deputies say the crash happened early yesterday morning but the car was not spotted @(@ until about 1:00 in the ||\ afternoon. toyota z `zx8>` near `` state road p0`:x 44 :{:pppp:p::: and p:ppp previt avenue in deland. xx8xxx8h^hx right now x it's ` not clear what caused him to leave the roadway. the crash still under investigation. volusia county deputies continue searching for an inmate who took off from a work release program and also his girlfriend who helped him leave the area. not to mention right in the middle of this whole thing, 34-year-old child. investigators say gary bullock, jr. failed to return to tomoka correctional institution friday afternoon now, deputies tell us it was his girlfriend, natasha quigley who picked him up from work. they say the two took off with the 34-year-old boy and they accused quigley stealing money, blank checks and a gun from her parents before they left. bullock was sentenced in 2010 for robbery, attempted robbery

if you see them, call 911. friends and family members continue searching for a missing maitland man. 23-year-old john noss disappeared last saturday. he has asperger's syndrome and a mental capacity of a 12 to 16-year-old. people gathered passing out fliers close to where he disappeared. family and friends say john is a great guy and they just want to know that he's safe. >> just a friendly guy, you know, walking down the street, waves to people. um, he's always has a smile on his face. he's just a happy kid. >> tom: as of right now, police do have any leads but if you think you know anything about where john noss is, call maitland police. 9:37 here's a trending story that just keeps getting bigger and better. remember, it keeps getting bigger. you might remember officer bobby white from gainesville p.d. last friday he responded to a noise complaint that some some kids were playing basketball a little too loudly instead of yelling at

but he promised when he left that he would bring backup next time. so they could get a real game going. and boy, did he ever bring the big guns. [laughter] >> yeah! >> tom: the big diesel, shaq, shaq daddy he saw the viral video online and decided he wanted to play too. the retired basketball star played a game or two. even spent some one-on-one time with all the kids and everybody involved. >> tom: so it is a big day for the nfl. we're sitting down with two former nfl players talking about the conference championship games today including

we'll be we'll be >> tom: yeah! all right. it is 9:42. beautiful blue skies over the city beautiful. and it is cold. so let's get brooks in here to talk about how cold and how the like. >> meteorologist: good morning we're seeing temperatures this morning in the 30s. in a lot of spots. so once again, just bundle up on the way out the door but it's going to be a very nice day compared to yesterday. yesterday was cloudy for a lot of folks and very windy. today, a lot of sunshine on tap and less wind. tonight, could see some more freezing conditions especially

corridor but the big issue will be frost overnight tonight for a lot of central florida. we'll see gradual warming all the way through tuesday. as a matter of fact we get back in the 70s tomorrow. and a soggy system -- maybe even two systems -- they arrive mid to late week with some wet weather. outside looking live from our visit orlando towercam with a hyatt regency orlando. 28 degrees officially at the orlando international airport. north-northwest winds coming in at 11:00. yesterday morning we had winds at this time gusting over 25 miles an hour. this morning, much less. generally winds between 5 to 10 miles an hour. maybe 1 degree -- one miles per hour faster than that. temperatures it's cold. no two-ways about it. temperatures are in the 30s. factor in the wind, wind chills this morning are still in the 20s to low 30s so it's crisp outside but as we get the higher sun angle it will be a nice day. some of the colder air continues

yesterday afternoon will be much colder than this afternoon is for us. overnight tonight starting to see a little moisture invecting in. we could easily see widespread frost conditions tomorrow morning and then all eyes towards the mid to late weak systems that come out of the gulf of mexico. our computer forecast model shows this one right here coming in late wednesday and another one more than likely poised to come in on thursday so we'll keep an eye on the forecast for you. sunny, crisp conditions today. high temperatures upper 50s close to 60 and it will feel nice in the sun, i promise you. overnight tonight, widespread frost will be an issue. temperatures for the most part stay above freezing and the accuweather 7-day forecast, 58 today and then back into the 70s tomorrow after a chilly start. 71 degrees tomorrow. we stay in the 70s through mid to late week with another couple of rain systems coming in wednesday and thursday. it's weather baby time and who do we have this morning?

good morning, aubrey, you are one beautiful girl. i love the big tails. beautiful eyes. aubrey, thank you for joining us this morning. if you want your child on weather baby, all you have to do is log onto our website and follow the links, tom? >> tom: beautiful picture of aubrey there. 9:44 almost 9:45. hey, today, we find out who's going to be playing in this year's super bowl, second biggest day of the year in the nfl. it's conference championship weekend. 4 teams entered, 2 leave playing for the afc crowd. new england patriots heading to denver facing off against peyton manning and the broncos and later on the nfc side right here on "fox 35," 15-1 carolina panthers looked to advance against the arizona cardinals and you can catch that game right here on fox starting at 6:00. first, though, we want to tell you all about it with hall of famer larry little and former nfl player mike atari. guys, thank you very much for coming in.

i have nots you guys are in town for an event with nfl alumni association. we are honored to have you here. so let's talk afc first. peyton manning, tom brady -- i think the 17th time or something like that -- >> it is, yes. >> tom: what do you see in this game it's a home gay for denver but a lot of people seem to be leaning for new england. >> guest: i think so because a lot of people feel peyton has had it. as far as being a great football player but i think it's going to be a good football game. i'm not good at predicting. every time i predict something it always goes the other way. [laughing] >> tom: everybody is out there don't predict for my team. please don't let him predict for my team. >> guest: i'm thinking it might be new england because they have a fineteam. but they do have some weak in essences too. the offensive line are not that great and the defense -- denver's defense has a great defensive line so it'll be a good game. >> tom: mike, i know you're hoping it comes down to the kickers in this game because

>> guest: you know, there's one thing that i love about bill belichick is that he's always taken the special teams very, very seriously. >> tom: right. >> guest: if you at some of your greatest kickers have been ` through that whole entire system, so. >> tom: yeah. i got to tell you this could be the last time we see peyton manning. a lot of people are theorizing this might be his last game. what's the effect when somebody of that magnitude leaves the league? >> guest: well, when you're going through some of the things that he's going through. >> tom: i don't have injuries. >> guest: i think it's time for -- let this be a swan song because he niece to in case something bad happens workers' compensation age too. >> guest: he's a strong competitor. >> tom: oh, yeah. >> guest: he's been -- he's been listening to these games ever since he was a little boy, you know, and knew everyone's names and -- i mean, i mean, just grew up in that football family.

all right. so now let's talk about a name everybody knows right now on fox tonight and that's cam newton, panthers and the arizona cardinals visiting in the cold in charlotte. this could be one of the games h of the year. what @wf, are you guys , seeing for that. >> guest: he's hot, i mean, he's hot and we've got two thh heisman trophies going y` b j @p ggo@ at .x"r it, you know, so it's x^0`&&&v&v&fg@dm\mltmiv -- it's really going to be an incredible game. >> guest: well, this will be the vp)i|``)6p pw young and the old. vv@ox@lx@ >> guest: that's o true. >> guest: the tt young cam hnl0w newton not ,, too far from winning the heisman compared to the thh constance palmer who @y` b j won it quite a @ few years o@. ago. but going 0`&&&v&v&fg@dm\mltm into iv 00+ 88 north carolina, into charlotte and the weather like it is up there right now, i don't see st. louis -- i mean, st. louis cardinals -- arizona coming out of -- you can tell i'm old school. [laughing] >> tom: let me ask you this, larry, on a day like this

mobile quarterback, really depends on that line, okay, you've been there. you're a hall of famer lineman, what are these lineman thinking about on a cold day like this? >> guest: well, the cold weather i played -- one year we played new england and the chill factor was 14 below zero. >> tom: holy cow! >> guest: i'm going to tell you a story schuller didn't want us to wear thermal underwear so our equipment manager bought us some pantyhose called big mamas. that's was the pantyhose win the game and you get it out of your mind. the night before the game get acclimated to the weather go outside and get acnated. i came out one door and went right back in. i'll find out tomorrow. [laughter] >> guest: he's sure of himself to actually tell the world that he wore pantyhose. >> tom: mike, larry we

good luck with your event today and have fun watching those games. we appreciate you starting your day with us. >> guest: well, thanks for having us. >> guest: thanks for having us. >> tom: still to come, the orlando magic bringing a little indian american flare to the court. we'll give you a behind the scenes preview at the team's annual event. check out how you can get involved in india 8

>> tom: 9:52. beautiful look at international drive area, tourist corona of orlando. i-4 on the left, no problems on the roadway. if we hear of any problems we'll let you know he the ormagic providing yummy food and culture all part of the actual india day. we have two representatives here to talk about it. it is a really exciting event. he went last year. it's so much fun and such great culture and basketball and everything all day long. >> guest: yeah, good morning. thank you for having us on behalf of the committee we're extremely event the event is only one week away, next sunday,

the orlando magic versus the boston celtics. just a little bit about the india american chamber of advocate we want to be a voice for the local india-american businesses. >> tom: i think a lot of people don't realize what a thriving indian american community we have in central america. >> guest: just to show we partner with the orlando magic 4 years ago to start india day and now for the past 2 years we've been the larger heritage night in the entire nba it shows, however, we've come locally. >> tom: we have some food up here. this is some of the stuff we're going to be having at india. we can try this kind of stuff. >> guest: we're bringing in bolly ward star all the way from india just for this ` india we'll have a fireside chat with her. if you have a ticketed to the game you're more than welcome to attend the event and have an amazing fanfest and i'll pass it on to angie.

lot of culture. >> guest: the showcase will be an indian dance cultural showcase featuring various dancers from all over india this time. >> tom: okay. >> guest: the costumes will be very colorful from the different regions there's bollywood, classical just variation from the different states. also we have this amazing food that we will be having at the streetfest today the food has come from buttered chicken in winter park and we have these delicious food, and a dip to go with it. chicken and as a dessert to ` top it off we have our favorites. you can most definitely come out at 3:30 on sunday, next week, the event is free. the fanfest part of it. >> tom: right in front of the arena, right? >> guest: yes, jerry hall magic we're all there to celebrate. >> tom: let's get some dancing going on here. >> guest: absolutely.

classical dancing from lcr dance academy in orlando. >> tom: all right. let's do it. hit it. snoet >> tom: and as we are waiting for the music to queue up -- there we go --

app@``@xhh@8`x=pk@`3 >> tom: all right. india day with the orlando magic next weekend. they come visit us every year before, i hope you get to get there and i hope you have a great day.