>> john: that feactses john: it is 8:00. i'm john brown. amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. john: developing news in orlando. people with carbon monoxide poisoning overnight. amy: we'll have details on the features that allow you to tell your friends how you feel on facebook. john: details on the big rock bands that are now supporting

how they hope to strike a cord with young voters. plus, david martin is swinging to a different kind of a tune today. >> john, i know you'd love this. they have converted the entire floor of the convention center to a golf green with a pga merchandise show. more than 40,000 attendees, more than 1,000 vendors. here are my friends from atco on the 8:00 hour of -- >> "good day orlando." john: buy me new swings. not a swing set. amy: costs a lot of money. you've got to get a lot of coaching. john: have you seen me golf, though? we were out back during a golf expo.

had i not ducked -- amy: can you imagine? jayme: we have got fog in place. john was talking a point over orlando -- man, it is foggy, for sure. downtown, uptown, midtown. we've got rain north of orlando. the heaviest down across far southern florida. another vigorous line sneaking through southern tip of the peninsula. marathon, key west, back into broward county. for us the rain is tamer, lighter. so not everybody is seeing rain drops, at least at this time. that could change, though, by early afternoon. 50's and 60's for you.

it looks like a big cooling trend will be under way. i think we'll be talking about widespread 40's and 50's in regarded to the cold front shifting south. here's the latest onton fog. our rain chances will begin to rise. that was weird there. let's talk about the next seven days because we have got a return of 80 degrees here on the plus side of that by early next week. we'll have more in the full detailed forecast coming up in a bit. let's talk live drive traffic. we have had a number of wrecks this morning. i-4 at e.e. williamson in seminole county. roads are slick. be mindful of that. 408 westbound, look at the accidents. anderson street, we've got an accident. this i s westbound p7 there. another x look 8888 here , division avenue. an accident 0

southbound 527, an accident at sand lake road. drive times, eastbound, westbound i-4 in the red. to downtown, eight minutes. westbound 408 at 22 minutes. more on our website fox35orlando.com. john: developing right now, six people recovering after an overnight gas leak in orlando. amy: it started at an apartment building on walden circle at 3:00 this morning. jackie orozco is letting us know how things are now. reporter: a total of six people were poisoned by the carbon monoxide. i've been trying to get in touch with management. there was a couple of managers on scene, but they didn't want to speak with us. let's look at video. you can see how active it was. police say a family of four from this apartment building at the

is under renovation, firefighters say they got a call about 2:45 this morning in reference to a gas leak. firefighters say construction workers left a generator on and in turn poisoned six people with carbon monoxide. firefighters evacuated the building and two more people were taken to the hospital. that came up with a total of six people that were treated. they are all expected to be ok. so, again, we're still trying to stay in touch with managers and trying to get an idea if those people were able to go back to the apartments and what's going to happen next. for now, reporting live in orlando, jackie orozco. amy: the woman who sued casey anthony for defamation is in jail. amy: zenaida gonzalez and her

received a complaint from a man that his 64-year-old friend was in hospital for cancer treatments and got a call from his bank about suspicious government. gonzalez and her boyfriend admit to going on a two-day shopping spree. if investigators find them guilty, they could spend up to five years in prison. the search continues for a missing mild from central florida that authorities could be in danger. amy: 3-year-old xander quigley disappeared from palm coast on friday. he's believed to be with the boy's mother, natasha and her boyfriend gary bullock. quigley. at. happened. he says he is still in shock. >> i knew that natasha was seeing this guy, but i didn't

with my son at all. so it surprised me. amy: arrest warrants have been issued for natasha quigley and x 2016. it's a final push to iowa. tonight republican presidential candidates take the stage for the last go-around before the final ballots are cast in the gop presidential race. minus one. donald trump says he's sitting this one out after a feuds with fox's megyn kelly, he has other plans. >> i'm doing it for the people. john: caroline shively is live. who's going to benefit the most from trump not being there. reporter: sorry about the voice. i think ted cruz has the most to

he is the best debater on that stage. he is trailing trump. two hours ago there was a poll in iowa, trump 32%, ted cruz at 25%. the fox news 7 poll has been even closer than that. cruz has been hammering trump since this word came out tuesday night, saying he's afraid me, afraid to take on hillary clinton. bring it on. i think ted cruz could be the big winner or big loser. he's already challenging trump to another debate saturday night. a superpac supporting cruz says they will put up $1.5 million, will give it to veterans if you show up. we'll have to watch. may be a bonus debate this weekend. john: thanks. caroline. amy: she should be resting. john: bernie sanders -- red hot chili peppers and vampire weekend -- i know the first one, not the second.

playing next week in support of sanders. a poll showed 68% of the voters under age of 24 supporting sanders. the dangerous zika virus has been confirmed in eight states. that does include florida. amy: coming up, the new concerns that virus is spreading right here. plus, david martin -- i have to tell you we're feeling really guilty about missing your birthday yesterday. so happy birthday. >> why did you take it on facebook? you didn't miss it. we were together on the show. a great day. anyway, good morning to you, amy. hi, john. show. there are so many new things for the golf world, including flight scope a local company. that's justin's brain. he's wearing a contraption on his forehead that does something on a computer.

let's talk to the c.e.o. henry johnson. >> we've got band on his head and we're measuring his brain activity. he should be using natural motor control. we can measure and at impact we can show where impact was. 30 seconds prior to impact, 10

repo [music playing] amy: welcome back to "good day orlando." behind the scenes view of the -- looks like behind the weather center. jayme king doesn't have a chair. they make him dance and run all morning. he's got a lot of energy. john: we're learning new details about is zika virus. amy: luanne has more on that. hey, lu. we don't have luanne. sorry that. there are more than a confirmed cases in the u.s. eight states have been hit by

that includes two people in miami-dade county. one person in the tampa area. everyone who tested positive did travel to infected areas. the virus is infecting latin america and -- >> the idea of endemic transmission in the united states is within the realm of possibility. amy: zika can be transmitted if a local mosquito bites someone with the virus and then goes to the next person. the president is calming on researcher -- calling on researchers to step up and -- jayme: that was downtown orlando, orange avenue, looking a little on the damp side.

contrast to what is firing across far south florida. that's a line of rather frisky and vigorous thunderstorms. that could bring about a tornado threat and a damaging wind threat as we go through the next hour or two. it has been a nonevent for you guys in north central florida. it has been much drier as you go north of orlando. but not the case in eastern central florida as fog is thickening and the rain chances are rising. i'm tracking it for you guys in broward county. it's moving through the kissimmee area. melbourne, this light rain will get in your neck of the woods in about 33 minutes. cocoa beach about 56 minutes. you can see the numbers and what's beginning to play out. everything south of the cape about to trend a little bit wetter overall.

actually pretty comfortable. what's happened is the dew point temperature has equalized with the ambient air temp. you've got holy cow, we've got fog. that's the deal right now, especially back in through here. you can see it has improved some, orlando thickening northern coast of volusia. at long bow we continue with a bit of sea fog. that's on the minds of many to our west. clouds and rain chances remain high until the afternoon. then skies gradually clearing tonight. colder air mass getting in tonight. by tomorrow morning i think we see more in the way of sunshine. we dry out by noon friday, mostly sunny skies.

good-looking weather friday into saturday. it looks as though a great-looking weekend, as told by our seven-day forecast. if you like the 80's, they are coming back strong by maybe sunday, but more like monday, tuesday, wednesday. the best chance of rain will be by next week. that's your forecast. live drive traffic. it has been a pain in the rump this morning. man, it is crazy out there. drive times have increased. we show these red markers jyp to downtown. that's pretty slow. pretty good stretch to concord. it's slow and go. that's what happens at 8:17 on a thursday morning. $1.65 south kirk road.

visit our website for pump patrol pricing fox35orlando.com. amy: your help is needed to help find two people who robbed a taxi driver. reporter: we're here with the executive director of crime line. good to see you. jane, we'll show you this video, but basically they rob the taxi driver at gunpoint. >> it happened the early morning hours of january 12. that was a very cold night. when the suspects got in the car, you'll see they are bundled up. that did not seem unusual to the tax cab driver. as soon as they -- taxi cab driver. the male and female suspect -- he pulls a gun, demands cash. she complies and they grab the cash and run off. our detectives think somebody knows who that male suspect is because you can see the female is heavily, heavily bundled up.

know who the male suspect? reporter: this had to be a horrible experience for taxi driver. >> i would ask anybody to look at the coat that the female is wearing, which is on the left side of the picture. she's got a looks like a playboy bunny emblem on the jacket. that's very unique. this is night vision. so what is a light color is actually a dark color. you have to have kind of reverse it. reporter: we see that much of their face -- >> this happened at the woodhill apartments, west of north colonial. any folks in that area and you think h'm that looks like somebody i know, give a call to crime line because we'll check it out. reporter: this has to be a concern even for cab drivers around because this is the way people get around town. they certainly don't want to see that infringed upon in this case. >> absolutely not. you don't want your cab drivers to be in fear. we certainly don't want anybody hurt.

the next time, if a robbery were to go bad or somebody didn't comply. so the driver did what she should have done. she complied. let's get them identified and off the street, 800-843-tips. reporter: look at what barbara is pointing out. the tip could go a long way. john: coming up, one of the biggest issues with facebook is the like feature. how do you show support on -- amy: right. new changes will allow you to show what you really think. we'll break down that update for you. still ahead. plus, david martin, the belated birthday boy. reporter: thank you. good morning from the pga merchandise show. i'm standing in one of the most beautiful booths. adias.

>> this is our climate-proof rain wear. it's going to go fantastic in orlando this week. we also climbal warm temperature. it's an update to jason day, what he wore. it's been fantastic for us.

>> [music playing] john: are you ready for this? 40 to 50,000 people expected at that pga show at the convention center. amy: it's huge. that would make it one of the biggest cities in central florida today. there's that many people where it becomes one of the largest cities in the area. amy: because it's so big. john: a lot of people. amy: jayme king promises tomorrow will look better. john: make your tee tomorrow -- amy: tomorrow, saturday, sunday. monday is looking good. john: check this out. facebook going bond the like button.

reactions to the like feature. reporter: there's not a dislike button, but facebook is adding new six buttons so users can express in different ways. they will get other options, including ha ha, yay, wow, angry sad. there's also going to be a love button. it's not an emoji but it's a heart there. now, when you hover over them, they will wiggle and jiggle so people understand what expression you're trying to exude. the company says they are not releasing when the emojis will be available. but tech experts say we can expect them to come out in a matter of weeks. which ones do you @ best? amy: ha ha is a little weird. john: yeah.

john: lu, it's really neat. it's social media stuff. what do they call it? sad? amy: yeah, there's sad. john: a friend of mine posted his father passed away. i don't want to put along -- i don't want to give a like. i want to let him know i'm thinking about you. >> you hate to click like on things like that. amy: now you have to choose. take your golf game to the next level with new trends. john: david martin at the pga merchandise show at the convention center. david, there are a whole lot of golf lovers out there right now. reporter: you need everything for golf, john, don't you? we've talked shirts, technology for your brain. we're at the oakly booth to talk about what you need to put on your face in front of your eyes. oakly?

it helps contrast on the golf course, helps your scores. reporter: what do these cost? >> starting at $150. john. orlando." >> coming up, we're live at kennedy space center as nasa

we speak to the man amy: we're back. here's a live view looking down on the convention center where david is. it is a busy morning. they have the pga convention

did you know that it's pronounced awe dee das? john: maybe in other countries. amy: i have never heard anyone say. john: adidas. remember the debate in the 70's and 80's. it's -- amy: is it porsche or porsha? these are the things we wonder on "good day orlando." welcome back. i'm megan fairchild. john: i'm john brown. is it himam or jayme? >> sea fog around tampa bay.

thickest over the southern tip of the state. severe coming hours. diss regard the timeline here. supposed to erase that. the computer was. but you can see the rain has moved into and areas west and southwest of that. the village is 63. we've got a couple of 50's now palm coast and west of that toward alachua county. yesterday was really superheavy, we set new rainfall daily records for daytona beach. we're drying out and warming up. 80's making a big return monday, tuesday, and wednesday. that's your forecast. florida live drive traffic time. looking off to the north and west, this is over there at 417 at curry ford road.

being cleared up, but still slow-going. let's look at 1792. we've got an accident there at hudson lane. let' s tak e you to ` 441. orange blossom trail, partially blocked road at silver star. another headache 0 i-4 eastbound, one lane blocked at exit 79 roughly at jyp. drive times, here we go. are you ready? westbound i-4, eastbound i-4 in the yellow 32 minutes lake murray boulevard, colonial. that's your weather and traffic together. over to you. john: developing right now in orange county, six people recovering following an overnight gas leak in orlando amy: it started at an apartment building on walden circle at 3:00 this morning. jackie orozco joining us near the scene. jackie, this could have been worse. that's dangerous stuff. reporter: good morning to you.

here at the apartment complex behind me in that yellow building. it's clear right now, but those six people were treated right here at the walden palms condominiums. let's look at some video so you can see firefighters and orlando police were here around 2:40 this morning. firefighters say construction workers left a generator on which produced a gas and in turn six people were affected and had the carbon monoxide poisoning. police say family of four from the apartment building drove themselves to the hospital after feeling sick. two more people were taken to the hospital for the same reason. again, six people were treated for the carbon monoxide poisoning. they are expected to be ok. we're staying in touch with the management to find out what the next steps are. reporting live in orlando,

john: voters will get to decide whether to make medical marijuana legal in florida. big numbers here, ryan. reporter: it looks like they did get the numbers way wanted. supporters did finish submitting enough valid signatures to get it on the ballot. it was spearheaded by local attorney john morgan. according to the florida division of elections website, supporters of the proposal turned in almost 10,000 more signatures than they actually needed to get on the ballot. in that e-mail we told you about john morgan writing to supporters, i told you when we came up short in 2014, we would win the war. he says now campaign officially begins. a similar amendment on 2014 fell short on the ballot from the 60% of florida voters needed to approve the amendment. morgan will hold a press

look for that on fox 35 news and look for more ads as we get closer to election day. amy: fantasy sports betting could become legal in florida. house and senate panels voted in favor of bills that would allow and regulate online fantasy sports contests. there's question over whether or not it is gambling. the legislation would cover both season-long fantasy football and baseball leagues. supporters say the legislation is needed. get ready to hit the green with cool products and hottest looks. john: huge golf convention taking place right now at the convention center. david, 40,000 to 50,000 people. he's talking to somebody. millions of people there. he's there with someone from -- is it awe dee das or adidas?

i've got the executive vice president of pings. >> thank you, david. >> you're the ping family. what are you holding now in 2016 that you are proud of? >> what i have got first is the original answer that my grandfather invented 50 years ago. what we're doing this year in honor of its 50th birthday, wee r we've reintroduced the answer putter. what we have added to the face is our tr face technology. continuing to do what my grandfather did, we're making putters better and better every year. we have found these eliminate puts, make the face extremely consistent. golfers are loving it. reporter: boy, do i need that because the game is all in the putting. >> it is in the put. reporter: ping.com is the website. you can get these at all golf stores? >> yes. reporter: let's talk about shoes. echo u.s.a.

>> good. reporter: what do you want to show off? >> five years ago i introduced the golf world to hybrid, spikeless golf shoes. they are comfortable. they can be worn on or off the course. we have decided to bring bling to the game. a shiny fancy upper which the women seem to love. hybrid represents 52% of cleated volume. we have a cage of that holds the heel in place. what we don't want to sacrifice is lightweight and flexibility. we have a shoe that's lightweight, but we want one that's flexible and allows a golfer to move. reporter: it's called a swing click. good morning.

i love your accent. >> swing click. clicks at the top of your swing, clicks at impact, when you're finished. what's unique about it is it's trainer. so what that means, it helps you create the muscle memory of fitting your club at the same position at the top of your backswing. spend your time in the green and not in the bushes. reporter: so many people rush the down stroke. this helps pace it out. swing click. what's the website? >> swing click golf dot com. you can get it online at amazon. it will be in stores soon.

an accent, you have an accent. john: still to come, a fun facebook name could put your computer at risk. amy: i've seen it all over the place. we'll have more on that latest computer threat that you need too know about, coming up next. 8:39 right now.

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>> a popular internet meme could cause privacy problems on your computer. amy: luanne, i got suspect when i saw everybody do that. reporter: these are everywhere. you've probably seen your friends doing this on t`h{h{j facebook. an app generates this stick figure meme.

could cause your computer to get a virus. we're talking about this bee-like bill. you can click the link to create your own bill-like meme. the company's privacy policy allows them to access your facebook profile. the private information on your profile can be used to steal even more sensitive information like your credit card number. plus, similar websites can create content that gives your computer a virus. the better business bureau says to avoid this problem, never click on unfamiliar websites and avoid articles and memes that seem too good to be true. if you think your facebook page has been compromised, change your password and report it to facebook immediately. >> this is not good. these things are everywhere. you have to be nervous when everyone is doing something.

this one apparently does. john: anything that's free online, there has to be some payoff. amy: there's a catch. john: you're giving information. they are not do it out of the goodness of their hearts. amy: they want your info. 8:44 right now. jayme king, goodness, it's a messy morning. jayme: misty, foggy. we've got rain falling in some areas, but that mist my do its best impression of light rain on your windshield. you can see about a mile visibility reported at orlando and orlando international. right now it looks like wave of rain one is pushing through broward county, seminole. it looks like there's heavier junk is going to draw -- hop and skip over the turnpike. the second batch is on the way

we'll have our moments like yesterday we had a nice lull. we had more rain over the gulf, then stream our way. this is a vigorous line of showers toward the southern tip of the peninsula. a marginal risk of damaging winds, even isolated tornadoes like yesterday. so 50's up north. 60's south of that point. today we'll see highs in the low 70's for a lot of us. clouds and rain chances remain high through midday. then the chances drop because a cold front will come through as we go into the overnight hours. evening showers, clearing late. by 8:00 tomorrow morning we shut off the rain cap, bring in partly cloudy skies. from that point on we see ample sunshine, setting stage for a nice weekend. the forecast shows the rain going that way, northwest winds

we look forward to a great weekend. high pressure high above my head in the distant atlantic. at that will spin winds to the east and make for a much warmer environment toward the weekend and beyond. surf today, two to 3 feet. best early, lest southwest winds. the winds start to rotate to the north and you can see our swell plots, the diminished ground swell mix coming to an end. we'll be in the thigh-high range for the weekend. outside that, things looking decent for boating and much of the weekend. so warmer types ahead. 80's make a return and no chance of weekend rain. i say it's about time. cool, though, tomorrow. about 64 and lows by saturday morning low and mid 40's. that's your forecast.

mr. l.j. looking righteous. good-looking boy you have there. visit our website for more, fox35orlando.com. shifting gears to the roadways we go now. live drive traffic time. it has been a headache. massive. you see westbound and eastbound i-4. in the yellow 33 minutes of travel time from lake murray boulevard to colonial. that's the headache of a stretch there out of seminole county heading into orange. do visit our website for more, fox35orlando.com. john: time to check out what's hot in hollywood. amy: 106.7. she's got scoop for us. good morning. >> i know you've seen the headlines of this. the feud of the century on twitter that went down yesterday between kanye west, wiz khalifa and amber rose. it started out when kanye west

switch the name of his album to swish to waves. this didn't sit well with wiz khalifa because he's saying he's ripping off rapper max b. kanye west basically lost it because wiz khalifa mentioned something about kk and his tweet. of course kanye thought he was talking about his wife, kim kardashian, which wiz was not talking about his wife. he was talking about legal stuff. he went into tearing him apart on twitter, kanye west tore wiz khalifa apart, talking about he wouldn't have a family if it wasn't for kanye. he says he owns his son, he owns wiz khalifa and amber rose's son. it got nasty. if you look at kanye west's twitter feed, you won't see much because he deleted about 20

amy: after he -- it's too late. once it's out there, it's out there. >> the internet screen shots everything. amber rose jumped in when they talked about her son. said some nasty things. that's all the headlines for that twittere seen all morning. that's just a little gist of it. john: 30 seconds. one direction, lewis tom linson's baby. >> he's a daddy now. his name is freddy rain. cutest picture ever. we have word he could be paying about 600 k a year for child support. he pulled a maury saying he wants a dna test. but we have confirmation on the name. it's freddy amy: he wants a dna test? did i miss something? >> he wanted to confirm that it was his actual child. i don't blame him because he has a lot of money.

nowadays. he wanted for his security -- amy: so romantic. lucky child to look back on this day, google himself and -- dna test. wow. john: always good to see you. we will talk to you soon. not so romantic. are you tired of driving your kids to the practice, everywhere else? amy: you could allow someone else to do it. we'll have more on the ride-sharing program for kids. that's coming up next. also, time for the pet of the day. that's ellie mae. if you would like your pet to be

we always give you john: breaking news right now. you can see a train remailment. one person being treated. not a lot of details on what happened. but that's a live view as they are trying to figure out how it happened, how to get it back on the track, and how to get it out of there. amy: that could have been worse. john: right. on the business watch, if if you have eaten at wendy's, your percentage information could be at risk. amy: there's an investigation into what they call unusual activity related to customers' credit cards. reports show fraudulent charges may have occurred on cards that have been used at some wendy's location. wendy's has launched an

security experts. officials say customers of wendy's should watch for credit cards. john: good news for new parents. toys "r" us and babies r us are offering discounts for customers who return old or unused items. starting monday, they are launching the great trade-in event. during the event, stores will accept any used cribs, car seats, stroller, high chairs and other gear. the stores will give customers 20% to 30% discounts on brand-new items. the event runs through february 29. amy: in california is creating a new ride-sharing service specifically for kids. it's a service similar to uber and lift. drivers must undergo rigorous background checks as well as fingerprint tests. they are required to have the service is children to

from school. hop skip drive is only available in california, but the company received a $10 million investment for expansion. john: yeah. if it's somebody from the day care you have known for year and that. somebody i don't know -- amy: by themselves. john: that's a tough one. all-new on "good day orlando" at 9:00, manipulation can come in many forms and for many people, you don't know it's happening to you. amy: our relationship expert talks about signs to look for. are you being manipulated in your relationship? and david martin -- >> reporter: this is a local company here in town that specializes in putting bling on everything, especially golf apparel, one by bonnie. good morning to you. >> good morning. customized? >> everything.

team, sports events, school. anything. reporter: what's the website where i can get golf gear from you? >> mornings. re bad breath, bad hair and a bad case of the mondays. help you pull it together. they' re showering, shaving, and shuffling. and bathrooms that get big families out the door. they' re number ones, number twos, and a number of ideas for three. life' s morning madness.

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