we'll be >> john: it is 8:00. >> amy: we're so glad you're with us. here are the stories we're working on for you. we start with breaking news, a statewide alert as authorities search for two missing children. we're going to have the details on their disappearance including a possible link to murder. >> there are different forces at work. >> john: the hopefuls get together for a final time before the iowa cause uses next week. we'll have an update on the race

>> amy: let's talk about david martin. he's with us this morning. >> reporter: we're going to breath well, live well, on the 8:00 of -- >> "good day orlando." >> amy: that should be fun. >> john: what you got today? rain on the way, huh? >> jayme: i got rain on the way amazing. we have not seen it a long time, including extra warmth and ample sunshine. but first, we got to get through the clouds and eventual rainfall back into the forecast. here watching gdo, 8:01 is the time. we are 40s and 50s, but 50s taking over the scene in a big way. clouds increasing in a big way.

isolated coastal rain chance, i'll put it at 10%. not everyone sees rain drops. i don't want to certainly let anything go unguarded and want to cover all bases and keep you up to date. a lot of energy back here. the focal point of this entire mess that is still in the making now. doesn't look all that messy yet but i will be a mess around here. 90% rain coverage tomorrow. 70 on thursday. after that we say goodbye, rain, hello, sunshine. enjoy it all. here is your live drive traffic as we shift gears. it's been just one of those mornings now where the drive times have increased. eastbound and westbound i-4 now under 20 minutes but still no reds. we are in the midst of that morning push and you can see 14 minutes eastbound i-4 and westbound i-4 in the yellow, 434 to fairbanks about 16 minutes. more on our website, fox35orlando.com. >> john: breaking news, police need your help finding two

>> amy: they may be with an aunt who police say is wanted for a deadly shooting. luanne is joining us with the details. >> reporter: that man you're talking about is the children's father. right now police all across the state are searching for these two kids. we're talking about edward gomez and his 10-month-old sister, lasette. they were last seen in indian river county just south of brevard county. police believe the kids are with their parents, edward gomez and his girlfriend, maria flores lopez. go mess, the father, is wanted for a fatal shooting in vero beach on january 20th. dangerous. if you see them, do not approach them but call police immediately instead. amy, john, over to you. >> amy: all right. thank you. today the volucia county school board decides if students will be wearing uniforms next year. >> john: after months of

board will cast their vote later on tonight. >> reporter: good morning, john, good morning, amy. as you said the volucia county school board is talking about -- has been talking about school uniforms for months. for months there have been some protests although i talked to a that. earlier this morning, let's show you the video that we shot. there were a group of parents, teachers, community members out here, protesting not necessarily the school uniform, but that's among the things they're unhappy about here in volucia county. these folks gathered, and they don't think that school uniforms should be very high priority for the school board. in fact they're frustrated about a number of issues the school board has been focusing on. they're doing what they're calling walk ins all this week, every day before school, to get a little bit of attention. they're urging the school board

less -- focus on less testing, so alleviating the amount of testing in volucia county schools. they're asking the school district to focus more on cleaner classrooms and on sending more financial resources to the schools, as well. as we said the protestors are scheduled all week long. i was told they don't necessarily coincide with this school uniform vote, but that is one of the issues that the group is concerned about. and the vote on those school uniforms will be later this evening in volucia county. >> amy: thank you. developing this morning all lanes of interstate 4 back open after a deadly crash set down part of the highway. >> john: the crash happened just after 10:30 last night on i-4 eastbound, just across the river there. troopers tell us the crash started on the eastbound side after a mustang rear ended a pick up. that truck smashed through a guardrail and ended up in the westbound lanes.

in the pick up. a third person had a to be airlifted to ormc. they're in critical condition. the driver of the other car was not injured. you decide 2016 the democratic presidential candidates getting together for one final time before the iowa caucuses. a look at that and our political headlines. >> reporter: interesting night last night. hillary clinton took tough questions including a yucker voter who said some of her friends didn't think clinton was trustworthy. she is leading sanders nationally 52-38. this is a new cnn/orc poll. that 14-point lead about half of what it was just two months ago. the economy is a big issue last night for the candidates who took questions separately on stage. here is clinton's answer to income inequality. >> today in knoxville in my town hall i called on a man he said we never had it so good except when your husband was president.

>> reporter: bernie sanders also had a very spirited exchange with moderators about his socialist leaning. >> with democratic social is im means to me is that economic rights, the right to economic security, is -- should exist in the united states of america. >> reporter: now, sanders defended his tax increases for social programs. he promised he would raise taxes. the democrats do not have any more debates scheduled before the iowa cause you cans which take place monday. that will be thursday night on fox news channel. a lot of people looking forward to that. marco rubio opening a new line of attack on ted cruz. he slammed him for representing a chinese company as a private attorney. the company hired cruz to appeal a $20 million judgment for stealing intellectual property from a florida entrepreneur.

of ted cruz saying one thing and doing something different. ted cruz goes around the country talking about how tough he's going to be on china but china is stealing american secrets. >> there were millions of dollars spent when i ran for senate. it's a bogus a can that. it didn't work then and i would suggest if other candidates are going that direction, that they're very frustrated by the dynamic that is playing out on the ground speaking of attacks, donald trump stepping up his, as well, he said it's time with that fact that cruz is born in canada, was a citizen of canada, he said he needs to settle that or get out of the race. it was not all bad for ted cruz. rick perry endorsed ted cruz. perry dropped out of the race last year. >> amy: thank you. still ahead, fasting to lose weight has long been considered a no no. >> john: new research could be changing that mindset.

some people could benefit from intermittent fasting. david martin. >> reporter: are you feeling well this morning? aimy, how about you? no? then perhaps you should come down to win today mere. it's a gorgeous new facility where nature is the best medicine. it's about himalyan rock salt.

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>> amy: a lot of people are trying to lose weight in the new year and a lot of diets cut calories, but when it comes to fasting health experts say you shouldn't. new research says maybe it's not as bad as we first thought. we're always conflicted. great to see you. >> thank you. >> amy: seems like for every study that comes out there is a study that says the exact opposite and we're so confused we don't know what to do. so let's talk fast, because on the surface it doesn't sound like it would be good for us. >> right. >> amy: okay. why is that? >> well, it's the plan where you some days of the week not eating at all, so it's designed for weight loss. there is different types of fasting plans out there. so some of them you're eating every other day, and those other days you're fasting. some of them where you eat normally two days of the week,

other two you're only eating four or 500 calories, and then there is somewhere you limit the time frame, the window you're eating so you only eat during noon and 8:00 p.m. and the rest of the time you fast. >> amy: what are your thoughts on this? good idea? bad idea? >> i think it can work for some people, actually. losing weight is the goal. we know it does work. studies show it does work for some people. and it's really similar, the results are similar to people following a regular type of diet. and there are some studies showing actually you lose a little bit more fat doing that type of a plan, but i think it can be hard to stick with. >> amy: okaywe talk about diets and they say it's not about a diet, it's about making lifestyle changes. it's about the long-term sustainability, isn't it? >> yes. >> amy: do you see this as long term? >> there's not been studies showing the long-term effects, so we don't know yet. i think when you're doing these types of things and trying to restrict your eating, trying to

difficult. losing weight hunger is a big challenge. and when you're trying to not eat, it can really be difficult. >> amy: it backfires, right? because you're like i starved myself yesterday so today i can gouge myself. you feel like you deserve a reward. >> right. and for some people when you don't eat it actually can lower your appetite, because your metabolism slows down, so you don't get all the hunger signals. for other people it definitely leads to the overseating, and then you're eating way too many calories on the day where you can eat and totally blow it. >> amy: okay. >> and works for some, a small number of people it can work for but not everybody. >> amy: you should talk to your doctor before you do it? >> exactly. for certain people it's not a good plan, because you could have low blood >> amy: and that can cause a lot of problems. good info. always a pleasure.

>> jayme: here we go, downtown orlando, featuring a blend of sun and clouds, but the clouds now looming rather thick and large as we go through the day. mostly cloudy skies and only a rain chance around the coastal areas of brevard county. i put it at 10%, to account for veering and shifting winds out of the more favorable rain direction out of the east-southeast. we bring in moisture from this direction, but a lot of moisture late tonight from the westerly direction overspreading the entire sunshine state. let's break down numbers. 50s and couple pockets of upper 40s. that would be in deland, just trying to hang on. we'll nix that late tonight. everyone trends warmer overnight tonight. in fact, by 8:00 only to the mid and upper 60s. clouds begin to increase, and that's general theme of what's on tap for today. isolated rain chances, bigger news is back to the 70s we go and what a time it's going to be. a nice day temperature wise. just wish we had a little more sunshine to talk about as we

you can see why we are not basking in bright central florida sunshine because of all of this mess. the front is through here, and low pressure through here. very much like the last two disturbances that came through here. the last weekend, the weekend before that, brought the showers, storms, tornadoes to the state. this system is a little different because the modeling now insisting on taking the main area of low pressure that is going to develop along the boundary, keeping it off to the south of orlando. this could mean a few different things, one of which would reduce the rain chance, but as of right now we'll call it a sharp rise in rain chances, at least for the next two days. if anything changes we'll be first to tell you about it. so it's critical and crucial you keep it on your broadcast and visit us online on twitter and facebook. modeling shows us what's going to happen. watch this on set of rain, looks pretty ominous. look at that. tremendous rain taking shape south of orlando. there goes the low.

go through overnight wednesday into thursday, this column of air that is racing from southwest to northeast across the state now. may feature another passing pocket of widespread showers but lesser storm chances come thursday. it's going to be interesting. keep it here. we'll keep you updated. marion county looking good with 70s. mostly cloudy, lake county, more of the same to leesburg. pretty uniform overall, so 72, 73, 74 on the day today. warmer than we've been. we can say that. and for tonight, looks like everyone moves back down in that area of lake county through the 50s and 60s. we'll find upper 60s if not 70 on the nose at msb, and ormond beach, deland 71, deltona around 72. mostly cloudy skies for everybody pretty much through the fox 35 viewing area. for today, again, for the remainder of you that i didn't

down to winter haven, looking like low to mid 70s for us today. much milder than we have been, about 60 orlando. 56 in gainesville, ocala 58. and leesburg to clermont right around 60ish. again, in turn wednesday, thursday, rainy, stormy, and that system clears out. gorgeous weather for the weekend. get those outdoor plans in order now. do it. and looks like by saturday close to 70. we eclipse that by sunday. highs in the 70s with bright sun. that's your forecast everybody. we have had our moments i mentioned that earlier traffic hit, 528 eastbound, the beach line, to exit 24, we have got an incident there. in our last stop i-4 westbound multi-vehicle accident. exit 81 through 81 c over there at talakas avenue, you want to avoid that, hopefully get things

underway as we approach the 8:30 time frame. i-4 now in the red, but still under 20 minutes, but the volume has increased. it's the morning commute in the orlando metro. pump patrol, speedway, turkey lake road, in orlando, $1.65. visit our website for more. fox35orlando.com. over to you. >> amy: thanks. a spa is using salt to make your body feel good. >> john: david martin is at the salt scene in windemere. i think you did it for allergies one time, right? >> reporter: yes, in winter park this one is brand-new in windemere, it has differences. that's why we're here this morning. come in to what -- i can smell it. a playroom for the kids and that's what it is. there is no sand in here, it's all himalayan rock salt. it's white. what are cocoa and casper doing in here? we're going to talk to their mom

up next on "good d >> amy: welcome back to "good day orlando." the job of the day is brought to

florida, for a medical assistant. to view the requirements for the job or any others go to fox35orlando.com, click "good day" tab and job of the day. >> john: funny, our sister station in philly is doing a session right now, cheap ways to get out of philadelphia and get to florida. even our sister station is saying we need to get out of this town. this morning we're talking about salt, not on the roads, it's called the salt scene in win today mere and uses dry salt for a spa like experience. >> amy: joining us to talk about it is david martin. hi, david. >> reporter: hello. i am david martin. thank you for that. and i want to let you know this place is brand-new at the grove in windemere. there is room for adults, there is it is. there is an eglo for adults. behind me here what they call

i don't know what that is but we'll find out in the 9:00. let's go introduce you to the woman who started the whole thing. good morning. how are you? >> thank you for being here. >> reporter: you started this because -- >> of my daughter. she -- since she was an infant she was suffering from allergies, eczema and i was tired of putting on medication, and a friend of mine said have you ever thought of salt therapy? so i started doing it with her religiously for about three months, saw a massive change. six months she was off of medication. i decided i needed to open up a facility and design it the way i would want a facility. >> reporter: and you did. it's beautiful. come in everybody. let's take a look at the room hi. how are you? >> i'm doing well. >> reporter: so even the walls here are made of salt. >> that's correct. salt. we wanted to create a natural environment that mimmicks the salt caves over in europe.

i got mom here. how are you doing, samantha? >> i'm great. >> reporter: and your kids are adorable, casper and cocoa. i got that right? >> yes. >> reporter: you bring casper and cocoa in why? >> because i was looking for a natural remedy instead of living in the chemical world we live in. my son's coughing, i'm an australian girl living by the ocean and getting away from australia and finding myself in central florida. i needed something that would actually help with those issues. and i guess when i was growing up, living by the ocean, that was the natural fix for me. so i'm very lucky that i'm just down the road and something like this is available to my family. results? benefits? >> incredibly so. my daughter now is no longer on a nebulizer on a daily basis. she is on it maybe once a month.

>> i try and come once, to three times a week, three times being perfect amount for her. >> reporter: thank you very much. robin you mentioned to me earlier you need to come about six times to see any kind of results. >> we encourage our clients to come anywhere between two to three times a week, and that just allows them to see how the benefits are going to work for them. >> reporter: what's the website? >> that is salt scene.com. >> reporter: you're open how often? >> monday through saturday, and the hours vary from -- >> reporter: make reservation? what's it going to cost to take my kids in there? >> the new client special is just $25, and then we do offer packages and a monthly membership. >> reporter: very good. i tell you what, i had a runny nose before starting the live shop, it's dried up. i'm not kidding.

your eyes? no? >> john: you were turned the other way when there was an incident that was caught on camera. >> reporter: you missed it. >> amy: all right. coming up next, tiny houses for the homeless. >> john: the push to bring houses like these. we're talking 500 square feet to

>> john: welcome back. huge convention taking place right now if you're down on that drive. you're like why are all these

it's the annual pga golf show, and it's massive. and i say that as a setup because jayme king's daughter is about to be on golf channel this morning. that is pretty cool. >> amy: very good. >> john: he's a proud papa. >> amy: glad you're with us. >> john: let's check in with jayme, see how his golf forecast -- maybe not today, but this weekend. >> jayme: rainy times ahead, and second note here i'm not sure the daughter gets it. john you have never seen my golf swing. my attorney has still not finalized that case. here is your numbers, 50s out the door pretty much in deland, 49. we'll round you up to 50. looks like a warm day but clouds on the increase, mostly cloudy, isolated coastal rain chance at about 10%.

energy here back through the earth southwest rushing our way, and that is bringing the rain chances up and up starting very late tonight. the early morning hours of tomorrow wednesday, and wednesday's rain chance a solid 90%. 70% thursday. we peel the rain chances back, release the sunshine, a gorgeous week in weather. look at the numbers here. 70 on saturday, lows by that time 45. nice days, and weekend rain chance lucky us. let's talk about live drive traffic. it's been a little bit of full of traffic, westbound i-4 in the red. you know how that goes as the commute has been underway for two hours now, hopefully getting better soon. visit our website for more fox35orlando.com. >> john: investigators say a fire at an abandoned ymca was set intentionally. >> amy: it's not what you think. the building is going to become a mosque. that story kicks off our morning rush. they say it had nothing to do with that.

beac sunday. the council tells fox 35 the fire was intentionally set. firefighters did find books had been set on fire but police believe it was homeless people who were living inside that were trying to stay warm. the building sustained about $5,000 in damage. >> john: sanford police have identified the woman severely injured in a pitbull attack. the orlando sentinel reports 50-year-old virginia farley is in critical condition in the hospital. farley and four other people including a child were hurt when those five pitbulls began attacking inside the home in sanford. all five pitbulls were shot and killed. >> amy: the marion county sheriff's department is investigating a homicide. it happened yesterday about 4:00 at a home on highway 225 in ocala. family members found the woman dead inside that home. the cause of death has not been released. spotify is rolling out new

posting new numbers. ryan is here to tell us about a new service olive garden is offering. >> reporter: you don't need to come to them anymore. olive garden will come to you. the restaurant announced they will cater delivery in all the u.s. locations. you can get orders delivered to your home or business. there is a catch, a minimum of $125 with 15% delivery fee. factor that in. olive garden added four new menu items including create your own tour of italy dish. there is the a new appetizer. mcdonald's posting its best numbers in year and say so much of this is because of the new all day breakfast. the company reporting strong earnings when it started serving breakfast all day in october. mcdonald posting a profit of $1.2 billion during the quarter, just those three months. that is up from $1.1 billion a year earlier. the journal reporting

its mobile app starting this week. you'll find shows from the networks like espn, comedy central and bec. if you use spotify you should see the changes reflected by the end of the week, so look for those. >> amy: thank you, ryan. coming up, it is what everyone is talking about. >> john: madonna posting pictures of her and arianna grab de. >> amy: on this day in history, january -- yeah, on this day in history, january 26th, 1979, this premiered. which character from the dukes of hazard went on to become a

was it rosco >> amy: it was on this day in history, january 26th, 1979 the year that the dukes of hazard premiered on prime time television, lasted for six seasons. which character from the show went on to become a u.s. congressman? we are going to send it out to david martin, joining us live in windemere looking very relaxed. >> john: he's chilled. >> amy: very relaxed. >> reporter: and i'm kind of annoyed you woke me up. >> amy: i'm sorry. >> reporter: i'm going with letter a. i didn't hear the question.

>> reporter: i was asleep. >> amy: whatever. all right. i can't say his name. okay. what do you think, luanne and ryan? >> i think he's on to something in his sleep is what i think. >> amy: david? >> i have no idea. >> john: go with your heart, lu. go with your heart. >> amy: you want to go rosco? you are going to agree with david? what do you think, jayme king? >> jayme: c. maybe there is something in your drink this morning. >> amy: making my eyes hurt. >> john: i heard daisy dukes

we can confirm that. jayme is right,. >> amy: i grew up a fan of the love boat. i knew that dandy became a congressman but i didn't know that couter did. his real flame is ben jones, a member of congress in 1989 to 1993. there he is all grown up. sorry, david. >> i'm still a winner. >> amy: it's true. you are. >> john: happening today, orange county leaders set to discuss building tiny homes for the homeless. they are citing places like this tiny community in north carolina. other communities have similar proposals. today's discussion will be about a tiny home community for folks in the biflo area, called transformation village.

cottages and about 500 square feet each. good to see you, commissioner. appreciate you being here. >> thank you, it's great to be here. >> john: today's discussion, explain what is going to go on today. >> actually, the discussion today is generally to talk about tiny homes, which has been a trend going around the country. we have -- you have residents that are looking for more affordable housing, no mortgage, low maintenance. and generally zoning does not provide for tiny homes. we're going to have a discussion, look at this type of housing, whether or not it fits in orange county, and now to adapt it to orange county regulations. >> john: who would pay for these? would it be taxpayers? >> generally what we're talking about would be housing where it's not necessarily for homeless, it's just a product itself. it would be paid for by the homeowners. >> john: okay. this particular community, what response have you been getting from people? we have seen the tiny apartments

we're going this direction. >> there seems to be a lot of excitement or interest by some to have a more cave carefree lifestyle, more affordable to live in a home where they can up and go. some tiny homes are on platforms where they can move them. as far as biflo that is a product that has been brought to the county staff, looked at it. our regulations don't provide for that type of product in rural areas. we're thinking tiny homes are more appropriate in urban areas. so that's the discussion we'll be having today. >> john: all right. interesting discussion. good to see you. appreciate you making time for us today. >> thank you. appreciate you having me. >> john: let's check in with jayme king, see what is going on weather wise. >> jayme: 8:43 is the current time. this is a live look at downtown orlando. and it is looking good. glassy lake eola, hardly any wind this morning.

if you compare it to the last several mornings much warmer in allocations across north central and east central florida. another low pressure center associated with the front, another big, big whooper of a rain chance taking shape. starting to come together now, and we're going to watch the trending on this to see how much rain we will eventually see here in central florida. some spots may get in excess of one to three inches. this could be a big heavy rain event. sharp rise in the rain and storm chances, and do we open up our rain window like this for two days straight of ongoing rain? it is certainly a possibility for wednesday and thursday. today again a slight coastal shower risk, then we see the uptick, a sharp increase in shower and isolated storm chances.

cloud to ground lightning and strong gusty winds. as far as an outbreak of severe weather playing out just not seeing it at this juncture. you can see south of orlando looks like storms could get frisker. we're not going to see a whole bunch of heat tomorrow. a lot of cloud cover, and advance of that, and waves of cloud cover streaming through with another round of rain likely at some point as we get into thursday. wet times ahead as we look at wednesday and thursday, better weather. we go from wetter to better with ease by friday, saturday, sunday through next week. seminole county, looking good, mostly cloudy. like to see more sunshine but we got to take it when we can. goldenrod and christmas looking good. 70s there. last stop takes you out to brevard county, more of the same. 70s for highs and looks like

around the rock elijah area a long i-95. looks like low to mid 70s from the coast into the interior of brevard county. some of you in the outlying areas northbound towards palm coast towards ocala mid to upper 50s. rain, rain and more rain that's how it looks at this point for wednesday and thursday. high chance of rain and glorious weather weekend. enjoy and get outside. let's talk about a weather baby. this is bryce, everybody. cute kiddo there. we would love to see your kids so send us the photos. we have another weather baby this morning? guess not. visit our website. i love these weather babies. it's fox35orlando.com.

you can upload your pictures to our website and we'll take it from there. from weather babies and weather to live drive traffic. the last report of the morning, thank goodness. eastbound and westbound i-4 in the red, my friends. the morning commute still going strong, so slow it down and lot of slowing now from seminole county to orange. 12 minutes on the westbound 408. that's your weather, news and traffic. i got everything. i'm doing everything this morning. let's sends it back to you. >> john: time to check out what's hot in hollywood. >> amy: x 1 oh 6.7 joining us with scoop. good to see you. >> good to see you guys. >> amy: so you talk about madonna. always the same story with madonna, it's all about the shock factor. how can she shock somebody? she is at it again. >> oh, yes, she is at it again

weekend invited are ian a grab did i which is a dream come true. she mentioned before madonna is one of her biggest idols. she surprised her fans, you know, but, of course, she does the whole spanking thing now, madonna, 57-years-old still hot, she still has got it and now has this spanking club. she of course added arianna grandy when she was on stage, and people are freaking out over the video, but she is in the groove now with katy perry, you know, madonna is spanking all these people. >> amy: what about brittany? >> john: here is the -- okay. i get -- they are consenting adults but if this was a 57-year-old man spanking a 20-year-old it would be gross. so look at what madonna is doing, okay, that's strange. that could be your daughter i

i just don't get it. >> i know. we were talking about that earlier. we're like is this like big news? if it were a guy that would be huge news but it's madonna. you mentioned britany spears, it's in her character, you know. >> john: if keith richards does it it's repulsive. madonna, it's -- >> amy: it's crazy. creepy. >> john: next up here, rapper, music producer, on a campaign to prove -- what's the story here? >> he is going at it. he is still going at it this morning. it's about two-hour fight that has been going on on twitter. he is eager to prove that the world that earth is flat. so i mean, he is tweeting anybody and everybody who tweeting him. i guess it all started out when he posted a picture of him

you can see for like 16 miles, and he needs to ask where is the curve? he's throwing all these facts out there, textbook pictures, and videos from youtube, trying to confirm and prove that the world is flat and i'm telling you right now if you tweet him he might tweet you back because he's responding to almost every single person. >> john: i don't know what i would say. >> i know. >> john: we have nasa 20 minutes from here and they have pictures showing that it's wrong. >> he called out nasa saying that nasa is benefiting from this, talking about $16 billion involved. so they have to protect themselves, so that's why they're not coming out saying that the world isn't flat, and it's all over the place now. >> john: what would be the point of that conspire 90 why would we want to keep it a secret that the earth is flat? i don't get that conspiracy. >> i have no idea.

he's trying. >> john: all right. >> could be on something. >> john: all right. we'll see you soon. >> amy: mark zuckerberg winning the internet over with hisnting pose. >> john: the story behind the closet full of gray and his baby

>> amy: that doesn't look. how cool is that? >> john: it's helium. >> amy: yes.

so nice view looking down on international drive in disney springs this morning. >> john: time to take a look at the story trending right now. >> amy: tons of social media users are saying this one famous dad is a parent that they really look up to. luanne is in the studio to tell us more about that. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg and his daughter have been a viral was born. she is super cute. he posted this picture of max taking her first swim. do we have that? she is swimming. she is supposed to be swimming. there it is. more than 2 million people liked this picture on facebook. he is kind of -- well max was born back on december 1st. ever since then zuckerberg and his wife have been sharing sweet moments like this all over social media. and people have been eating it up. the working dad then posted this

there it is, saying his paternity leave is over. he needs green shirts and jackets. my goodness. zuckerberg took time off right after the baby was born, but now his two months of paternity leave is over, so he's headed back to the office. he's the first and only male ceo in silicon valley to take paternity leave. it has tons of parents commenting and saying good for him. this is what dads should be doing. putting their families first. >> amy: i agree. but get another color in your wardrobe. >> john: i never had to stress about the outfit, i know exactly what i'm wearing every day. >> amy: put it on and good. >> just one red shirt though? just one? >> amy: a little hint of color. >> john: thanks. we have a lot more coming up on "good day orlando" at 9:00.

called zika is spreading. the cdc is extending the travel warning. david martin is playing in the salt. hello. >> reporter: it just goes into my mouth. it tastes so good, feels good. we are live at the salt scene. the salt salt scene. you were playing a second ago. all right. just a reminder, down here at the grove in windemere, and if you come down the first visit is

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