>> john: it is 8:00 on monday morning. i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. so glad you're with us. here are the stories we're working on for you now. >> john: bundle up. >> jayme: ocala you're at 28 degrees. what's next and what about this week? details straight ahead. >> amy: parts of the northeast are struggling to dig their way out of the blizzard. look at all the snow. we're going to have destays why the weather worries are far from over. >> john: teachers are holding a walk in this morning. details on the changes they want make in volucia county schools. good morning, david martin. >> reporter: good morning. are you a good story teller? amy, could you judge a good fore teller? if either of you answered yes to

need to get your bum down to the abby in downtown orlando to join the orlando story club. we'll tell you all about this fascinating place on the 8:00-hour of "good day orlando" ." >> john: get your bum down here? >> amy: your chilly bum. you mate need your heaters this morning. >> john: could use a heater here. >> jayme: go back in the weather center. >> amy: is it warm? >> jayme: it is. the studio atmosphere in my work area. here is the crazy executive producer josh outside doing some facebook live and taking a look at all the frost covered vehicles out there. we've had an advisory all morning long.

ample air. if you got a similar scene in your neck of the woods check us out. visit us on twitter and facebook and we'll real broadcast your photos for the rest of the world to see. 42 at orlando. good news the frost advisory, the national weather service has canceled that for the orlando metro. still going strong though courtesy of the national weather service in tampa. this will probably be ongoing through 9:00 this morning. cold start, a nice, warm afternoon, wrapping up for you now as we show you again an active scene playing out over the mid section of the country, the seven-day showing wetter times ahead and, of course, means that we got to prepare for that. we'll be talking about that in the full forecast in a business. >> this is i-4 at kaley. we have a disabled vehicle in the center median.

causing too many significant delays. be aware if you are in that area. i want to take you out to state road 408. we have a car in the right lane. just be aware if you are on the 408. everything is pretty full. lake mary to colonial takes you 24 minutes. from the attractions to downtown takes you about 22 minutes. the 408 is slowing down the 417, going to take you about 15 minutes. back to you. >> john: millions of people in the northeast digging out from the powerful blizzard that killed at least 19 people. >> amy: this is video where the storm dumped more than 40 inches of snow. that is a lot. >> reporter: the federal government is shut down today, schools are closed also. and you just mentioned the white house and it's kind of interesting the national parks

they measured it at 22 inches. at reagan national, it was 17.8 inches, obviously a pretty decent discrepancy there. so that 17.8 inches is the official snowfall total, which makes it the fourth biggest on record, but what's interesting is that overnight a story broke that they had an issue with the weather instrumentation at reagan and lost track of it in the middle of the blizzard so they think they actually got more snow than the 17.8 inches but we will never know. so we don't know if we have an even bigger record than what we have right now. >> amy: you don't want to go in one of the big snowdrifts and measure it for me? >> reporter: it's do that in the next blizzard. >> amy: thanks, joel. try to stay warm out there. fox 35 is your source for continuing coverage and the cold temperatures not only here but up in the frigid north.

fox35orlando.com or you can download the fox 35 weather app. >> john: got breaking nows, sunrail is experiencing delays this morning, just tweeting out two trains are canceled because of mechanical issues. it appears the delay should last for about half an hour, they say. we have calls in to sunrail to get more details, but if you're doing that for your morning commute you might want to be aware. >> amy: i saw that two of them would have the same problem. teachers, students and parents in volucia county are sending a message to the school board. they're walking into class improvements. fox 35's tom johnson is joining us live outside of holly hill happening. good morning, tom. >> reporter: good morning. this protest they call it a walk in, was one of those things that if you blink you missed it. minutes. little while ago. they gathered about 7:27, 7:30,

parking lot. about 20, 25 teachers were there holding signs, asking people to honk if they care about education. and then they marched down the sidewalk and into school. it was that quick. we talked to the volucia teacher's organization president andrew spar and asked what the message is they want to get out with this. >> we really want the school board to reorganize their priorities. right now they're not focused on the things that matter most, which are kids and making sure we have teachers in the classrooms. >> reporter: and these teachers will be out every day this week. they say they're at almost every single school in volucia county. and they're asking people to come out and support them if you want to do that. they're going to start at 7:05 at volucia county high school, 7:20 at elementary schools, the exception being plus one elementary schools where they'll start at 7:30. and then 8:05 at middle schools. it's every day this week and almost every school in volucia county.

fox 35 news. >> john: morgan and morgan commercial right there at the end, never fails. 8:07. homeless people are camped outside the building. luanne is in studio with more on that story. >> reporter: this started when the city shutdown man idea island park for maintenance which is where most of it will home last people sleep. that is when many of them set up camp outside the administration building. friday morning the volucia county property appraiser said a homeless man was aggressive towards a woman who works in his office. that woman was scrambling to find her key to get in the building when a homeless man rushed up to her. another employee saw what was going on, and shouted out. >> he was so close at the time he heard her screaming, that he turned around and when he turned around he bumped her, so there was contact. and that's not a circumstance

work. >> reporter: the property appraiser has now given his employees the week off until he can figure out if he wants to reopen his office there in that building or not. both the city of daytona and volucia county have been at odds about exactly how to deal with the homeless problem. on thursday, the county tried to reopen man idea island park but the city closed it back down just a short time later. >> amy: thanks. the crime alert we're expected to learn the name of a woman shot and killed inside of a bar in sanford. this happened just before midnight saturday at the cool breeze bar. james pritchard was arrested in that case. he is now facing a charge of second-degree murder, as well as shooting into a building. he will face a judge later this afternoon. friends and family held a small vigil to remember the

with placed outside the bar to honor their loved ones. >> john: today the wife of the mayor will be arraigned on several charges. shannon wolf is accused of aggravated battery with a deadly woman weapon. the woman attacked her twin sister during an argument earlier this month. she reportedly used as on sea lating fan and a fraternity paddle in that attack. last week robert wolf survived an attempt to have him removed as mayor. sharon wolf has been arrested five times in five years according to the daily commercial. >> amy: it was the biggest game of the year and ticket prices to get into the super bowl are some of the highest we have ever mean coming up on "good day orlando," how much it's going to cost this year to see one of the league's greatest players maybe in his last game ever. david martin, good morning. >> reporter: john, amy, i'm so excited to be here at the abby

about the orlando story club. do you have a story to tell? can you tell it in five minutes? in a captivating way that might get you a rice, in front of a live audience? you need to join the orlando story club.

a few minutes on " >> amy: a live look inside the control room this morning and down the hallway and into the studios. he has been outside, inside, all over the place. check out ryan over there. there is doug on the camera. super bowl 50 is set. >> john: two weeks away to see peyton manning and cam newton go against each other in the nfc, panthers dominant last night. arizona had seven turnovers, camp newton had another huge day crushing the cardinals 49-15. denver won, what a fantastic game.

and again, it's going to be a -- to go to the super bowl this year. >> amy: ryan is checking out the ticket prices. he is here in the studio with more of that. >> reporter: there is a complaint that they priced out thee it's a corporate event. we looked at the average ticket prices, now near $6,000. cheapest price i found, for 3800, you're barely in the stadium, but $3,800. you go down, even to get close to the field you're at $10,000. cheap, most expensive seats $26,000 sitting on the 50-yard line right behind the bronco bench. $50,000. and you go around, it is hugely that's for one ticket. you also got to remember you're going to a place where there are 35,000 hotel rooms, there were 100,000 in new york. demand is much greater as well. when you go to the super bowl there is a three or four night minimum. it is a once in a lifetime, but

i think for two reasons. >> john: once in a lifetime? >> reporter: it's california, and peyton manning and you got a recipe for expensive. >> amy: i would much rather watch it from home. everything is right there, the bathroom, and the commercials. >> john: you won't have snoop dogg. maybe you do. >> amy: maybe you do. >> john: i'm holding out until the citrus bowl gets the super bowl then i'll stand out. >> reporter: and then we can rent our homes out, too. why not? >> john: jayme has your accuweather forecast, and this is -- it could be very chilly up north for super bowl time. >> jayme: and even in coastal california it's going to be interesting to see how the weather plays out. el nino at work here. 30s, 20s, still in place at ocala and 40s as you work southbound out of that. but bushnell continues now, sumter county with a freeze warning.

you get into the frost advise going strong around the tampa metro, through the four corners area. not to say you won't have frost right now. temperatures now well above and up and out of the 30s, so we're starting to mitigate the threat of it. cold start, nice and warmer afternoon, and i'll tell you in compare and contrast mode, compared to saturday, wasn't that silly? we had a wind-chill factor all day, which is a rare bird around these parts. normally we get it for the morning and by noon we're taking everything off, and let's go out to the beaches. it was not the case saturday. the high is going east, and a lot of the weather making over the high plains to come in here. that's going to spin up a low pressure center over the gulf by around midweek. wednesday into thursday rain chances respond upwards. tomorrow we see shifting winds. i wouldn't be shocked late in

showers, but we bring in showers and we get into wednesday, you could see that front now bearing down on our panhandle with low pressure likely moving up and eastbound out of the gulf of mexico. moving from westerly direction eastbound towards the state. this is going to hike up the rain chances for us. you can see national temperatures now, burr is the word. 18, that is the dead center of this historic snowfall. i told you friday that while we had a snow lack and snowpack over the eastern third of the country, it's back. here we go. look at this snow accumulation there and across the upper midwest and through the rockies, very snowy conditions. here is the forecast for seminole county. no snow, ample sun and highs today i'm happy to say around 67. looks like orange county more of the same. nice out there today. enjoy it. cold start giving way to fantastic weather for brevard county today from the beaches,

south and over the interior. looking pretty good overall. forecast highs where you live on the day today, showing us primarily 60s from gainesville to ocala out towards volucia county beaches and areas south of that. solid 70s for far southern florida. in through the lower and mid keys. rainy conditions midweek, we'll be talking more about that coming up throughout the morning hours. we're with you live until 10:00 a.m. >> gina: happy monday. this is i-4 westbound at kaley. we have emergency crews trying to clear that vehicle out of the roadway there. it's in the center median. not causing too many delays in that area but be aware. i want to take you to a couple new crashes, the first one old winter garden road. no word of any roadblock in that area but be aware. taking you out to osceola county, at trade port drive i'm getting word there is a roadblock there. doesn't seem to be causing

taking a look at your drive times, everything is a little slow. i-4 eastbound from the attractions to downtown that's going to take you about 23 minutes right now. the 417 to downtown will take you about 16 minutes right now. that's it for your live drive traffic. now it's time for your fox 35 pump patrol. regular gas is $1.65 at the speedway on south kirkman in orlando. you can always check out gas prices and tips on our website. go to fox35orlando.com and click on traffic. >> amy: thank you. coming up this morning it is story time, but for adults. >> john: good morning, david. >> reporter: you're right. good morning to you guys. we're at the abby in downtown orlando. i'm with producer robin cowey. you know him from the blair witch product. how you doing? >> i'm doing great, 14 as the tick. >> reporter: you have ten seconds to sell it to us. go.

story can tell a story. stories are true stories without notes. just put your name in the hat.

minutes or less. >> amy: that's where i want to be right now, but with a warm parka on. >> john: kids love story time. >> amy: now there is a new spin on the childhood pastime, aimed at adults. david martin is joining us live in downtown orlando. >> reporter: hello, hi, john. with robin, the producer of the blair witch product, a famous movie back in 1999. he's working on some kind of different project. >> thanks for having us here. >> reporter: thanks for having us. orlando story club, people come down to the abby on the first wednesday of every month. >> correct. >> reporter: they walk in the door and put their name in the hat. if they put their name in a hat what happens? >> we choose five names, and before intermission, and boom, we got five stories. five minutes or less. then at intermission we pull five mores and we got ten stories. >> reporter: they face the sawed yens and tell a story in five minutes or less? >> so we have a theme every

different charity every month, as well. all the proceeds go towards supporting charity. >> reporter: the next one is next wednesday. what is the theme? >> the theme is going to be breaks. good breaks, bad breaks, lucky breaks, breaks. >> reporter: we have a friend, dave russell. what do you do? >> i'm a director. i work with the comedy lab. >> reporter: you gave us a sample. you normally have five minutes. we are going to give him one minute to tell his story. i'm i'm going to pass the microphone off to you. if you come to the abby to watch orlando story club three judges are chosen at random in the audience to pick out the prices. the first, second and third place winner. good luck to you on wednesday. give us a sample of what you're going to say. >> well, my story is basically how i came to be here in orlando, many, many years ago. i drove myself in my 1976 ford mustang.

so i packed two cases of oil in the trunk. everything was going fine. i suffered several breakdowns on the way, though. the most strenuous part of the journey was between bowling green and chattanooga where i experienced the rolling hills of kentucky and tennessee. now, my car again 1976 mustang two, four cylinder, a french word meaning not much power. i was having a hard time getting up and over the hills that were ever increasing. and i kind of slowed down basically my speed would get down to maybe 20 miles an hour and i would just barely be able to eek over the hills. i discovered the technique, called drafting. if you get behind a truck, there is air that can suck you in. this is my ticket to florida. so the only thing was i had to match the speed of the truck in order to get behind them to get the draft. but, it was a little bit tough so i would come up on a hill and

i would see the truck coming in the background and i would get over the crest of the hill and i could start down using gravity as my friend to pick up my speed, the truck comes by and i wheel in right behind the truck and woosh i'm off and making my way towards orlando. i was a semi surfer. yes, i was a piggy bank -- what do you call it, piggy bank i don't know, just piggy banking along with them. i was wooshing my way to orlando. i made it -- did i make it? i don't know. if you want to see if i made it or not you have to come to orlando story club. orlando story club.com. >> reporter: the audience will judge him? >> yes, absolutely. and they would love him. >> reporter: all right. what are tickets to get in here? >> $5 at the door. >> reporter: john, amy, next wednesday night, we have a date at the abby.

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>> john: you're right. it is chilly. >> amy: good morning. >> john: you can hold that. >> amy: i don't like coffee but i wanted to warm my hands. >> john: welcome back to "good day orlando." i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. let's get over to jayme because it is chilly inside and out this morning. if you're like us we don't have any heat. >> jayme: good morning. i got a space heater and it feels fine. i'll take care of you. we got 20s in gainesville,

palm coast at 33. kissimmee out to the beaches of central and southern and northern brevard county looking good. on the cool side, 40s there. frost advisory has been discontinued for a central florida, going strong in polk county through the four corners area. a freeze warning continues for the county of sumpter, including the city of bushnell until about 9:00. 64 by 2:00, 65 by 5:00. 60s by, finally warming things up here. changes starting back through here and eventually over the central gulf. low pressure comes down by about midweek, and this is going to bring up the chance of rain yet again. here we go. rainy time, soggy times, 60, 70, 80% top coverage. we get rid of the clouds, bring back a good weekend neck week. try to enjoy it guys. we'll have the full forecast in about ten minutes.

roads for the most part looking okay. i have one new crash in osceola county. this is at old lake wilson road partially blocked at the osceola polk line road. want to take you back out now, have an update on the crash at old winter garden and good holmes road has been cleared. i-4 eastbound is a little slow right now. i-4 eastbound from john downtown will take you about 12 minutes right now. so just definitely be careful. use caution out there. that's it for your live drive traffic, back to you guys. >> john: the state fire marshal is now investigating after flames break out inside of a vacant ymca that was set to become a mosque. >> amy: that story kicks off the morning rush. that fire happened at the former y just west of know have a road in daytona. the islamic center said the

seven years ago and just recently gotten city approval to convert it to a mosque and community center that. plans have have to be setback. the damage was mostly confined to one room. they hope they were not being targeted. >> our hope is that be so was trying to keep out of the cold, trying to stay warm. i can tell you we've been in this community for many decades. we've enjoyed good relationships. >> amy: with the heightened anti-islamic rhetoric and islamophobic let i can on the rise cair fl is taking it seriously. >> john: protestors are gathering today in downtown orlando to urge local lawmakers to stop legislation against planned parenthood. this week the florida house and senate will vote on a new bill that would put strict regulations on physicians and clinics that perform abortions.

parenthood say the group will meet outside representative mike miller'soff fess asking him to oppose that bill yes, snowy times up there right now in the northeast. they're digging out today. you can see from the video right there, be thankful we're here. >> amy: we're looking at snow fall totals. this is new york city looking at almost 27 inches there. and in washington, d.c., they are at almost 18 inches. but we had an interesting conversation earlier he told us that apparently one of the indicators at one of the airports, they have two, i think it was the one at reagan, got buried under the snow. >> john: so it wasn't even -- >> amy: it's not accurate. they say the one at dulles was probably more accurate. but the one at dulles was recording 40 inches of snow. >> john: and doug luzader is live in front of seven feet of snow. it's going to be june before

you should take a sled down that. >> reporter: you know what, it's funny because this looks like it's about my height. it's the camera angle playing a trick. this is about seven feet of snow behind me, believe it or not. it's going to take a long time for this stuff to dissipate. we may have melting through the course of the day today, maybe a tiny bit, but it's still a mess around here and it is not easy to get around. this was my walk to work this morning. not that unusual until you see where i'm having to walk in the middle of the street, where it's at least relatively clear. digging out and driving my car wasn't really much of an option this morning. what really gets you as you walk through the streets is how quiet it is. nobody is out, and that's really not going to change much through the course of the day, at least as far as work travel is concerned. despite hitting a weekend the dig out is going to take days and the federal government is

so are nearly all area schools. >> we will see continued slick and dangerous roadways, so continue to stay off of the road. >> reporter: with huge snowplows clearing runways air travel is expected to resume but on a limited basis. dc's train station is pretty quiet and the schedule is hit and miss. this storm left a mess as you head north, too. and to philly and new york, and along the jersey shore, coastal flooding at least 30 deaths have been blamed on the storm. but there was a lighter side, too. a highly coordinated snowball fight in d.c. and yes, there was shredding with families taking full advantage of the new relaxed rules that allow thrill seekers to take full advantage of capitol hill. and they'll have another opportunity to do it today.

have a snow day today. there may be another one tomorrow. some schools are going to take tomorrow off. the house of representatives decided to take the entire week off. >> amy: interesting. >> john: doug had to dig his own car but he made it in along with the photographer and government is shut down for a week. >> reporter: i made it in. the federal employees get to stay home. >> amy: whatever. >> reporter: there is your tax dollars at work or not at work. >> amy: i'm sure they'll get it done from home. thanks, doug. >> john: the storm is also causing flight delays at oia today. we've been monitoring flight view all morning long. that's a website that tells you about delays. the flights in trouble this morning are coming from raleigh-durham, philly, new jersey, and, of course, new york, d.c., all those places. if you have a flight set for today or if you have someone coming in to town, check the

to the airport. fox 35 is your source for continuing coverage of the cold in any and the snow up north. you can check out fox35orlando.com and also download the fox 35 weather app. >> amy: trending right now, high school in kentucky facing controversy over their dress code policy. >> john: how one girl was humiliated by the way the school enforced the policy. >> reporter: the principal at a high school said this dress, she just walked down, but you saw it, was too short to be worn at school. take a look. the principal had this senior girl neal down so he could measure how far the hem of her dress was from the floor. the principal said if the gap between the floor and the hem of the dress is more than six inches, then the dress is too short. well, the girl was eventually sent home because with her arms raised above her head -- >> who does that? >> reporter: i know. it went up, of course, because

so it was eight inches. >> amy: was she wearing the black leggings too? >> reporter: yes, that's what she wore. >> amy: come on. >> reporter: they're tights. parents say it's not even a -- occur to them this modest dress might not be appropriate for school. take a listen. >> i 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? >> reporter: the principal of that school told the family hey, that entire dress code is in every student's handbook. we sent it home and you had to sign it so you should know better than to send your kid to school looking like this. >> amy: what? >> reporter: can you believe this? this turned out to be an all out crack down at that school. the same day 30 to 40 girls were sent home or told they needed to change because they were violating the dress code, but if you raised your hands then, of course, her hem is going to go

>> amy: but she is wearing dark black tights. you can't see her her legs. >> john: that is crazy. not to mention i didn't know that was protocol. is that how you measure dresses, get down on your knees and raise your hand? >> amy: our producer said that happened to her when she was in high school. so i guess it's pretty common. >> john: didn't know. all right, thanks. still to come, when you get engaged usually the woman gets a ring. >> amy: sure but in hollywood it looks like the guys do. it was on this day in history, yes it was, january 25th, 1924, the first ever winter olympics kicked off in the french alps, featuring 12 events in a total of six different sports.

in the first winter olympics? the huge, freestyle skiing or figure skating?

first winter >> amy: i was off for a couple days next week so i don't know the answer because i didn't write this one. the first ever winter olympics kicked off in the french alps, which of these events was included in the first winter olympics? seems like they all would be. would it be the luge, the prestyle skiing or figure skating? >> john: let's do an audible. she has to go first. >> amy: i am going to guess it

think they would all be in there. i would say the freestyle skiing was included. i don't know. what do you think, david martin? >> reporter: good morning to you from the abby. robin, you heard the question. you heard the answers. go, my friend. >> i got to go with luge. i love luge. luge is the right way to go. >> reporter: good answer. >> amy: all right. let's send it over to gina and jayme. >> jayme: i'm feeling like b. put it there. >> amy: you're saying skiing? all right. what do you think? >> amy: i think it was figure skating because that's contact. freestyle skating i think they

think it was wild and crazy. >> figure skating? b for me, c for lu. >> john: i'm going with luanne. her logic made sense. they've always done figure skating. >> amy: right. >> john: not free school. >> amy: okay. let's give you the answers because we don't know. >> john: figure skating. >> amy: figure skating was the answer. the luge was added not until 1964. freestyle skiing, so you're right, luanne, apparently this is nontraditional skiing, because freestyle that event was not included until 1992. >> john: the x games. >> amy: sorry, david. 1964 for the luge. thanks for playing. >> john: let's check out what is hot in hollywood today. >> amy: 100.3 joining us with the scoop. good morning, good to see you. i love your hat. very cute. >> good morning, darling.

so we're starting with -- an interesting i guess a man engaugement ring. >> i love the idea. i actually did this for my husband. >> john: you did it? >> reporter: i did. i went on a cruise and i got down on my knees and everything. this was after he asked me to mary marry him. but apparently i wasn't the only one. celebrities are doing this. a man engagement ring, and skylar austin and anna kemp are doing it. so he showed it off, said i don't care about today's tradition. this is what i want to do. and he's showing it of off on instray graham. and apparently a lot of people are liking it. >> john: it's always been the argument, okay, you know, an engagement ring shows the woman is off the market. for the guys there is nothing to ever say they were off limits, so this would be that.

>> amy: there you go. maybe just spray your man with perfume. that could work. there you go. >> john: all right. >> amy: thanks, jenny. >> john: is it warm? is that a warm hat or just very stylish? >> well, just stylish and warm at the same time. i get too cold too easily. and it's way too cold for me. >> amy: 8:49. let's check in with jayme king because it's cold out there. >> jayme: i'm on the cusp of that now guys, 35 at deland. 20s in ocala, gainesville at 30, and bushnell from the freezing mark, now at 34. cloud. into the theme parks and close to the theme parks through the four corners, polk county the frost advisory going strong. a freeze warning continues for

including the city of wildwood and bushnell. good morning to you in sumpter. okay, cold start, nice afternoon. warmer, winning us, yes, with 60s coming back. 65 at 8:00, temps around 60. shifting winds bring about the warmup and keeping things nice and sunny. uv index at five or six. our peak sun time just after the noon hour. here is what's going on in the mid section much the country. the end result according to the forecast modeling showing us an approaching system by tomorrow afternoon. clouds increasing, rain chances rising because of a gulf low pressure center. as of right now it looks like the strongest storms will reside across the far southern tip of the state leaving us with rain showers. i'll be updating the forecast here on the air and also online at twitter and facebook, and

join the conversation today. 8:50 and our high temps today showing us we have got near 70 in a lot of areas. thanks goodness for that. tonight nowhere near as cold. widespread low to mid 50s for metro orlando towards the space coast with near 60-degree readings there. the wind off the atlantic helps out tremendously today and tonight and tomorrow. 75, then wednesday to thursday very rainy. soggy forecast, stay with us for details concerning the potential for stronger storms reentering the scene for the midweek peek wednesday. that's your forecast. this is a gorgeous baby. love it mom and dad. good looking boy you have there. benjamin the baby of the moment. here is gina. >> gina: happy monday everyone. sky fox cruising i-4 this morning which looks relatively nice this morning.

to report. i want to take you back to osceola county. we have the two crashes i was telling you about earlier. the first one is northbound lanes partially blocked at trade port drive. it seems to be clearing up. want to take you back to the crash. partially blocked, just use caution if you are in any of those areas this morning. i-4 westbound looking okay. lake mary to colonial takes you about 17 minutes. the forehundred eight is pretty much up to speed. that's it for your live drive traffic shaq plays basketball with neighborhood kids in florida. >> amy: the story has gone viral. why the basketball legend got into their game in the first place and why everybody is getting video of this. it was a really big deal.

we'll be ride ba >> amy: welcome back. this is trending for a couple days. group of kids from gainesville got the surprise of their life when shaq showed up to play basketball with them. >> john: ryan is here to show us how it went down. >> reporter: we all started last week, responding to a complaint that kid were being too loud. instead of giving them a ticket he said keep it down but he played basketball with them. the officer actually found out that shaq saw the video so he shows up, drives them, gets out to a big applause. he surprised the officers and the kids and on the court they played basketball. they played a little pick up

yesterday. they were still talking about it. what was it like playing basketball? >> he's like really tall. >> i was just shocked. >> it was like a dream come true because that's my idol. >> reporter: he talked to the kids, said follow your dreams, and said he would give them a hundred dollars each if they made the shot. he gave them all money. the video has been seen more than 15 million times. >> amy: such a big heart. just a great guy. >> john: could he play right now for the magic? >> amy: yeah. >> reporter: limited minutes. >> amy: probably not the whole game. >> john: thanks, ryan. all new on "good day orlando," 9:00 is your favorite health food making you fat? >> amy: how much sugar and calories are really hiding in a smoothie? that story is coming up. plus david martin.

we've been live at the abby all morning promoting orlando story club with robin, who is the director. when is the next performance? >> the first wednesday of every month, and the wednesday the third, doors open at 6:00 and the show starts at 7:00. $5 to get in. >> reporter: if you can tell a story you put your name in the hat, they may draw your name out