amy: oh, the commercial break discussions around here. if you only knew. john: could you put in another commercial and give me a minute to recover? thank you. that's how the 9:00 starts. "good day orlando," great to have you along. item john brown. amy: i'm megan fairchild. john: regroup. we've got news to talk about it. amy: here's a look at things coming up in this morning's @ show. >> he doesn't want t o answer questions from the men and @ women of iowa about how his record doesn't match what he's selling. amy: donald trump sitting out tonight's gop debate for the iowa caucuses. we're live in washington with how other candidates plan to there. john: just how many calories are really want to plus this --

amy: local girl making it to the hollywood round. will she make it after that? we'll tell you how she did in front of the judges last night. david martin is with us this morning. hello, david. reporter: man, for many decades this has been the show to come to. the pga merchandise show at the orange county convention center. more than 100,000 people roaming around. 1,000 vendors, including my friends welcoming you to the 9:00 hour of -- >> "good day orlando." john: curious what they make. amy: i can't get over awedeedas. amy: david says we've been saying adidas. it's awedeedas. john: that came from a guy at

>> a german company? john: remember when we found out we pronounced dead a chinese name wrong at the office? amy: why didn't he correct anybody? >> he didn't want to make waves. jayme: fog. a lot of it. looks like sea fog developing, northern volusia coast. we also have that here. the clouds are low, the rain chances are high. if you're not getting actual rainfall, it's also now starting to spin a little bit as we see the fog deck lowering. we're getting mist out there. 14 minutes into this more moderate type of rain begins to approach harmony and will overspread broward county in pretty quick fashion. as we look at the national radar as a wave of rain moves through, it will be replaced with another wave of rain west of tampa.

same time yesterday, they had tornado warnings. there could be more of the same in the next couple of hours. temperatures 50's over north central. 60's orlando metro and out west in the tampa bay. high rain chances but after 4:00 or 5:00, chances spiral out, crash on out, heading down. the weekend looking fantastic. get a load of this seven-day forecast. finally warming back up. 80's are coming back as soon as monday. 82 tuesday. that will be the next best chance of rain. looks like about 20%. nothing higher than that at least at this juncture. john: 80's. i love the 80's. thank you. back to that breaking news in broward county. one person now being treated for injuries following a train derailment. it's at trirail alerts. it's a train with about 40 people on board at the time and

departed from miami international airport and was heading to magnolia park. that's a live look. we'll watch it throughout the morning. also 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 about 3:00 this morning. fox 35's jackie orozco is near the scene. reporter: good morning. six people were treated for carbon monoxide poisoning at the apartment complex behind me in the yellow building. it's clear right now, but the six people were treated 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 that carbon monoxide poisoning. now, police say a family of four

which is under renovations, drove themselves to the hospital firefighters evacuated the building and found two more people were taken to the hospital for the same reasoning. again, six people were treated poisoning. they are expected to be ok. we're staying in touch with management to find out what the next steps are. once we have that, we'll let you know. reporting in orlando, jackie orozco, fox 35 news. john: the republican presidential hopefuls getting geared up for the final debate before the iowa caucuses. amy: donald trump says he will not be there. he does not want to be on the stage. he's not happy with megyn kelly. caroline shively is live. reporter: pundits in washington are split on whether this move is a good idea or not. on the plus side, everyone is

today. but on the down side, folks like chris christie are saying americans don't want a candidate who will just walk away. >> i don't like being taken advantage of. reporter: donald trump pulling out of the fox news debate in iowa, maintaining megyn kelly treated him unfairly in the does he want in august when she asked him to explain past disparaging remarks about women. >> you told a contestant on celebrity apprentice it would be good to see her on her knees. |`` >> it p forth between media and @ trump. ted cruz has challenged him to a one on one debate saturday night. a super pac backing christie says

$1.5 million. while some of trump's rivals are critical, one seems happy. >> it's a two-for. i feel like i've got a double win. i'm in the main debate and i don't have to put up with donald trump. reporter: earlier this week trump asked his twitter followers should i debate. 56% said yes. apparently donald trump is sticking with no. amy, back to you. amy: caroline shively live from washington. we tell her to go home and rest her voice. john: she should. amy: new this morning, you remember the woman who sued casey anthony for defamation in she has bonded out of jail. john: zenaida gonzalez accused of credit card fraud. reporter: she's back in the news again. good morning to you on this thursday. gonzalez and her boyfriend are accused of racking up charges on

mid december when deputies received a complaint from a man that his 64-year-old friend who was in the hospital for cancer treatment got a call about his bank having suspicious activity. detectives say gonzalez and her boyfriend admit to cleaning those rooms, finding his credit card and then going on a two-day shopping spree. investigation. they told detectives all the locations that they went to make those purchases and they said they did that out of desperation. reporter: they are being cooperative. the boyfriend right now still locked up. if investigators find them guilty, they could face up to five years in prison. back to the studio. john: the search continues for a missing child who authorities say may be in danger. amy: the boy's father is desperate to find his son. 3-year-old xander quigley disappeared from palm coast on friday. he is believed to be with the

and her boyfriend, gary bullock. bullock is a convicted criminal who escaped from a work releases program. that is why the volusia county sheriff's office has been active in the search to find xander. we did speak with william quigley, xander's father, about what happened. he says he's still in shock. >> i knew natasha was seeing this guy, but i didn't know he had contact with my son at all. so it surprised me. amy: arrest warrants have been issued now for both natasha quigley and her boyfriend, gary bullock. john: now a health alert. more details about the zika virus. luanne joins us with more information. reporter: there are now more than a dozen confirmed cases in the united states. eight states, including florida, have been hit by the mosquito-borne virus. that includes two people in miami-dade county and one person over in the tampa area. everyone tested positive in this had travelled to an infected

the virus is impacting latin america and caribbean countries. it can cause birth defects. the c.d.c. says they do not plan to issue a quarantine for those here in the united states, even though the virus could spread. >> the idea of endemic transmission in the united states is within the realm of possibility. reporter: zika could be transmitted if a local mosquito bites someone with this virus and then spreads it to the next person. president obama is calling on researchers to step up their efforts to find and prevent this virus from spreading here in the united states. john, back to you. john: 30 years ago today the shuttle challenger exploded shortly after takeoff, killing the six astronauts and one teacher on board. today the kennedy space center is holding a day of remembrance. amy: the day is meant to honor the crews of apollo 1 and the shuttle's challenger and

great to see you, darrell. >> good morning, amy and john. i'm at the exhibit at the kennedy space center visitor complex. in about an hour there will be a ceremony to remember the seven astronauts who died aboard the challenger accident. that was back in 1986. today we're remembering the astronauts, in particular the commander of the shuttle, dick skoby. joining us is his wife. let's talk about what's it like for you to come back to this place where 30 years ago you endured such pain and tragedy when you watched your husband die in the challenger accident. >> every day is a [inaudible] remember that terrible accident

father of my children. but annually, when we look back and reflect and pay tribute to these astronauts, it's a time to [inaudible] john: we have to stop you. we apologize for technical issues from over the space coast here -- amy: unfortunate timing. john: we want to try to get back to that in a bit. we're asking people to tweet about what you remember about that day. it's trending on facebook right now and on twitter. use the hashtag p gdo and we want to see your memories of that as well. still to come, the fox medical team explains how dining out could be putting a damper on your diet. amy: david martin is joining us. he was celebrating a birthday last night. reporter: good morning from the

orange county convention center. thousands of people are here looking at the latest and greatest for golf. including my friends -- jonas, how are you? this is high-end men's clothing. out of my league. >> not out of your league. people are buying stuff for golf course which may not be only used for golf. the hybrid vest, you can run in it. nice insulation.

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john: if you're trying to lose weight, beware, dining out can be a diet buster. really. you don't know the calories. we're not talking about a few. calories. fox 35's dena centofanti is showing us how much is on the plate.

calorie count, but most don't. reporter: you could have a ph.d. in nutrition and not know how many calories. do you want to take a stab at how much is in this louisiana chicken pasta bowl? amy: i know what restaurant that's from. i'm going to say probably 2,500. john: 1,150. i don't know. reporter: sounds way off. you're close. it's a little more than 2,000. amy: wow. reporter: you would look at that and think, that's not bad. the researchers from the university listed more than 350 restaurants and they did chain restaurants -- they measured the calories. we're talking entrees, not the appetizers and dessert. just in the dinner entree how many calories there were. how many should you be getting? a dietitian says aim for 500

get to 2,000 a day, at least for women. when you go out, they are finding that these restaurant meals are 1,000 calories and in certain types of food, american, chinese, and italian, the entrees are on average 1,500 calories per entree. so -- amy: wow. reporter: the problem is the portions and the ingredients. we've got your louisiana chicken pasta from cheesecake factory. this is over 2,000 calories. if you get this, you can't just split this once. you've got to take your whole family and split it four ways. amy: that's crazy because -- go ahead. reporter: this one has melon in it. it's a shrimp with melon. because the melon is in it, you think it sounds healthy.

this is the baked ziti from olive garden. more than 1,200 calories. when you get more than two or three cheeses, you know you're in trouble. the idea is to split the food or at least know when you're eating out, know what you are in for, because it is so hard to tell from just eyeballing it. amy: no kidding. it's frightening, really. so either do the half portion or split it with somebody or do the lunch portion. a lot of times they do the lunch portion. that helps. reporter: that's a really good idea. or get the to-go box as soon as your food comes because if it's sitting in front of you, you're going to pick on it. you get the box to go. if you don't want to appear like a big cheap skate, order your food, get the to-go box and immediately put half or 2/3 into the box. that way, you can still enjoy

we want to go out to dinner, but you have to be aware. we didn't even talk about the booze or the bread or the appetizers or the dessert. amy: cheesecake factory, you can't walk out of there without a slice of cheesecake. good information. we'll see you later. 9:21 right now. let's check in with jayme. knowledge is power, jayme king. jayme: fog will put a damper on your morning commute. the fog remains. it is growing thicker. toward orman, west of tampa, big event of sea fog. they had a fog advisory out there all day on our wednesday morning. this thursday morning we continue around cocoa around i-59, big batch of rain. lighter east of that. things get more frisky over the open atlantic, especially over

these waves of rain continue plowing through. this stuff will kick through, not affecting orlando at this time. it's passing to our south and southeast. we replace with the next batch of rain over the gulf of mexico. a line of very strong and intense storms making a move toward broward. clouds and rain chance remains pretty high until we get to the mid and late afternoon time frame. looks like again chance of rain crashes then and we'll begin to see cooler temperatures setting up. that will take us into the overnight hours. looks like clearing. 52 by 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. it looks like we're still in the same ballpark by 8:00-ish. ample

on friday, again, west-northwest flow. the front moves through, we continue to see the better weather as we trend drier with ample sunshine and cooler temperatures. but the cooldown doesn't last long. the seven-day forecast looking for some widespread 80's kicking through here by monday, tuesday, and wednesday as we're going warmer during that time. it looks like morning lows even by wednesday back down into the mid 60's and that will be our next best chance of rain. as of right now, looks like 20%. john: still to come, the newest trends in golf are right here in orlando this week. amy: david martin is checking out. he's live at the pga merchandise show. hi, david. reporter: amy, golf is not stuffy. you know that by now. it's been a lot of fun at the pga merchandise show. we've shown a lot of things, including our friend linda, just for golf. >> we do head covers, mix and match.

amy: welcome back to "good day orlando." 9:26 right now. rainy days and mondays and apparently thursdays bring me down too. i don't know what's going on the

downright stinky. >> what about sunny for the weekend? amy: we'll have your full forecast coming up. john: i know people in town for the golf expo are kind of disappointed. they want to go to the expo and go to the golf courses. today is not their day. tomorrow, good luck trying to get tee time. get ready for the hot looks for the greens. amy: showing things off all things golf. we still can't get over the awedeedas thing. john: blown away. reporter:. good morning. here's the story. i just ran a mile from the other side of the convention center. what happens is, on tv, three things to talk about on this

let's make it up. friends from cobra, what's your name. >> i'm mike t research and innovation testing guy. reporter: what do you have in your hand? >> i have the new king ltd driver. these ricky's driver. the beauty is ricky can play it and so can you. it has a low center of gravity, which means you'll get high moment of inertia. when you hit it here, it still goes straight. reporter: how much will that cost me at kmart? >> 449. reporter: john, you know what i want for my birthday since you missed it yesterday. john: hope you like the bag of cheese i got you. reporter: what's the website? i love it. thank you very much. we've been live at the pga merchandise show all morning. i don't know where i go next.

studio. amy: you're out of breath. you ran a mile. john: he needs a drink. amy: now that you're old because of that birthday that you had, it's like -- reporter: if we had time, i found my contact. we have some time, sherry. sherry, walk us through. i love this thing. what's your name? >> jeff. this is golf board. reporter: can you ride it for us? it's more exciting than watching me talk. this is like a surfboard. you've got an emergency brake, right? >> we've got an emergency brake. we added the thumb throttle here, shortened up the stability bar. reporter: show us. we're so excited. john, you and i know that would be a blast if you and i golfed with that thing, right? john: how much? i've got to have it. reporter: how much is that?

tha can't be right. 65.95. >> $700. reporter: oh. >> you said sixty five ninety five. amy: a golf cart -- reporter: can i ride one of these? hey, turn off the camera, john. i'm get a tee time at 10:15. john: thanks, david. amy: how funny. $70. what a steal. not 70. 7,000. ? if you're tired of driving your kids to soccer practice, why not

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some people in orlando recovering after falling ill from carbon monoxide poisoning overnight. orlando police tell us construction workers left a generator on at the apartment. the apartment was undergoing renovations. the exhaust got six people sick before the building was evacuated around 3:00 this morning. police say all victims are expected to be ok. amy: the fight to legalize medical marijuana is headed back to the ballot. it will be there on the november ballot. united for care has gained more than enough signatures to get the issue on there. they got 10,000 more than needed. the group fell just shy two years ago. headlines. studios. how are things shaping up this thursday? >> dow is up 127 points. oil is up 4%. it's near $35 a barrel.

there's a report that the big oil-producing countries will meet next month, which is next week. talk about potentially cutting back on production because we have too much oil on the market. if they cut back, the price of oil would go up, which is happening right now in anticipation. john: we don't like that. we like it to go down. next up, a new -- >> to a certain extent. john: uber service for kids. we were debating this. i don't know if i would put my kids in a car with somebody i don't know. what's the background on this? >> what if the driver the stranger, was properly vetted by the management team, they had a background check performed, fingerprint tests, you name it. if that were the case, would you feel comfortable?

uber for kids, is really hoping moms and dads out there would appreciate. you can have one of their drivers take your kids to and from school, practice, making your life easier. they raised 10-plus million dollars in a new round of funding. it's a big one right now. it's a growing one. john: they will do a background check, fingerprints, really get to know the person. kind of like they do in schools, like churches do, other places that have had problems in the past? except this time -- >> so you're not into it. john: i've got a real problem with that because we've seen -- you can do whatever you want to vet. people can get through. that's what my concern is. >> i hear you. people disagree. in los angeles where the company was founded, a booming service. john: i'm sure it is. i don't know if i would be comfortable.

business network. go to fox business dot com/channel finder. here's jayme king. jayme: 9:36. the fog continues rather transient this morning kind of all over the place, especially for residents in hammock beach, jacksonville beach. it is getting thick. rain returning out of cape canaveral. the rain moves into cocoa. pretty much the entire area seeing rain in some form or fashion today. the most severe weather will be in the far southern edge of the personal injury. a strong cluster into miami-dade. we had a tornado yesterday in broward. we reload now to the west of

this means another resurgence of light-to-rain eventually get -- light-to-moderate rain. the thing with today, as we get toward about 4:00, 5:00, 6:00, rain chances crash out. i wouldn't call it zero chance at that time, but lessened overall. we'll begin to peel back the chances toward 8:00. cooler times ahead as a cold front comes blasting on through here. you can see our seven-day showing a warm-up, 77 by sunday, monday tuesday, wednesday, low 80's return. amy: manipulation can come in a lot of different ways. for many, you don't realize it's happening to you.

relationship expert talks ab amy: look at this handsome fellow. that's jalin.

he's a member of the national honor society at freedom high school in orlando. student of the week is brought to you by hudson furniture. you can nominate a high school student of the week. go to fox35orlando.com, click on the good day tab and then student of the week and send us your nominations. good to see || jalin on x there. you've heard the phrase sticks and stones will hurt our bones but words will never hurt us. but words do hurt. verbal abuse and manipulation may not leave physical marks, but they can lead to depression. so sometimes people don't even realize they are being manipulated because the person who does the manipulating has gotten so good at it, right? >> it's terrible. everybody has their pet peeves. this is one of mine because manipulation is when you allow a person to be used against

you twist them and they become their own weapon. amy: sometimes the manipulator doesn't realize they are doing it. >> not all the time. but when it's really |`| nefarious, they do. amy: perhaps you x aren't aware that you are in this situation. the first, your conflicts never feel realized. >> the person is good at deflecting. so you bring up a n issue | and they are able to sideswipe it and deflect it to something else. let's just enjoy the day, not worry about, and then it never gets resolved because you're put in a situation that you can't continue what you really need to do. amy: is that a si they {{ ` something or maybe >> but sometimes people are justish `` -- selfish and want their way.

partner hurts and you end up apologizing? i'm done this before. why am i apologizing? >> that situation where they have done something to you and you say something to them about it and then they say, you know, you've really made me feel bad about myself and you have hurt my feelings. that is such manipulation. it happens with peers. there are people who can bring on the tears and really twist it and really get you. amy: master manipulator. next, you say that you have done things that perhaps -- you do things to make you uncomfortable with conflict. >> everybody should have boundaries. so, for example, in finances, let's say your financial boundaries are of such that you don't do this and then they make you feel guilty for not helpingem out of a jam that they got

amy: you end up going along and you bought a $50,000 car, but you know you can't afford it. >> and you hate yourself for it. amy: finally, they don't answer your questions directly. >> everything is general, everything is somewhat cryptic, everything is somewhat nebulous and they can't look you in the eye and say, yes, no. it's an interesting thing. some people are masters of it. amy: again, you wonder what are they hiding. you get so accustomed to being dealt with that way, that you just give up. >> some people are so selfish in relationships that they don't want to be bothered with your stuff. you are hear to be a benefit to them. they are not here to be a benefit to you. like the old song, love on a two-way street, some relationships only go one way. amy: there's a lot of narcissism involved. >> without question.

that, confront it, confront yourself with it because you need to be in a relationship with somebody that values your opinions, your boundaries, your perceptions, your ways of thinking. amy: you give the best advice. doesn't he? thank you. >> wbok radio 1680. amy: let's check in with jayme king. give us advice on how to avoid the weather. jayme: we've got delays at orlando international airport because of the fog and light rain kicking through. when you combine the rain and foggy layer, it is a visibility mess. we show you varying degrees. decent visibility in some spots. not so much in others. some of the fog into the ocean

the cape canaveral area, cocoa rain. wave of rain number one goes, number two comes toward us out of the eastern gulf of mexico and the stuff in far south florida staying there. everybody improves from north to south through the course of the day. 63 at the villages. north broward county in the low and mid 60's. as we go deeper into the afternoon by about 5:00, rain chances crash out. that will begin to set up more as we go into the overnight hours. ultimately it will be a colder scene by tomorrow morning as we drop to 50 or so on average for

i think low 40's for those in ocala. it will be a little cool tomorrow, friday. mid 60's. as we go deeper into the weekend, we see an easterly airflow developing by sunday. temperatures come up because of that. so we're up and out of the foul weather today. all that rain. looking forward to bright sunshine as soon as tomorrow. gainesville 66. widespread 70's from indian river county, metro sitting pretty at 70. orlando 50 tonight. here's the cooldown. palm coast at about 40. and then widespread upper 40's, if not 50 degrees on the mark for all of broward county. here's your forecast. near 70 saturday, by sunday it looks like we see highs around the upper 70's. and the 80's make a return,

a couple of gorgeous weather days for you. we've got a two-for for you. this is mr. l. j. he means business. he's getting close with that foot to the camera lens. fox35orlando.com. over to you. john: still to come, "american idol" contestants hitting the stage in hollywood. amy: how did our local girl, michelle marie, do last night? we'll talk about that. >> [singing] what's your status amy: we're going to check out

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john: happy birthday if you're celebrating a birthday today, here's who you're celebrating with. elijah wood is 35. nick carter is 36. amy: which one is the one that

john: nick? he just got arrested. maybe he was -- amy: maybe early celebration. "american idol" goes hollywood last night. contestants won a golden ticket before the judges. this time it was the ladies that john: entertainment expert h ricky p padilla is here. he's been hanging out with v.i.p.s in new york city. amy: we're glad you're back. you watched the show last night. we're going to go through some of the ones that you liked, right? >> yes. amy: we're starting with -- -- >> laportia renee. p me, she had the best voice of the whole night last night. amy: wow.

[singing] >> y ou're going to hear > me roar amy: wow. john: her hair is cool too. >> i can see her going t o the p top five. @ 100%. she stood out that much last night amy: the p judges loved her? >> p yes. amy: we're going to listen to tristan mcintosh? >> she was in a situation where she left her mom. her mom was in the military and she went to audition. when she went to @ audition, her mom surprised her. there was not a dry eye in the room. everybody was crying. and then she performed great. last night she did amazing as well. amy: let's

now i'm stronger it must be something in the water >> she's really `pp good. i like ``` her voice. >> she has star quality. they are looking for that it p factor. she does have the it @ factor. p amy: and the story -- mom and -- oh. >> my eyes got a little @ watery when that happened. amy: you're so p tender-hearted. @ [laughter] john: he's a @ softy. next up, t he local girl p got some attention not only for her singing, but also what she did. let's play this first and then get your response. here's what she did. >> it's my 16th birthday today. >> happy birthday. >> we have a very special day today.

>> a lot of @ personality. amy: p she's like, p thanks, so embarrassed. >> takes a lot of courage to get in front @ of people you p don't know, hey, can i have your @ p attention. john: she's tiny. a little girl, but huge personality. did it come across in the singing? let's p see. p everybody wants you that ain't no secret baby, what's your status amy: what did you think? >> i think she did pretty well. >> she advanced to the next p round. her friends can name off every winner. season one. you know, when she ended up winning, it was unfortunate her friend didn't win. it was kind of funny because she was so excited that she won, hey, girl, i won, but the other girl didn't win and she's @ looking p at her like, really? [laughter]

amy: oh, no. that's the @ worst. john: i'm interested to see how @ she p does. p she was born a year after p idol started. amy: she @ remembers every single one. >> she p @ john: hollywood nigh continues @ out p ricky will be back tomorrow. see what you have to say. we're out of time. @ ricky, good to see you. p amy: love you man. @

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