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monday, february 1. i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. >> monday night could be an historic night for this country. >> amy: in just a matter of hours, america will cast its first votes in the 2016 presidential race. the candidates are fighting for last minute support for the voters. >> just give up something. that's all we ask. we're grieving over here. what would you do if that was your family member? >> john: also this morning, family members of this 15-year-old boy gunned down in altamonte springs are begging for someone to come forward. we have an update on the search for his killer. >> amy: investigating terror threats ahead of the big game. we're asking a security expert if we're prepared for something like this.

>> jayme: a little cloud cover on some of the cams behind you and john. but the cloud cover will move east of the region, allowing for temperatures. looking for a high around 80. not now, we're in the 50s and 60s. a solid 50 in gainesville. passing clouds and warm and dry. the magic weather words of the day today. near 08 by 2:00 p.m. and 70 by 8:00 p.m. a lot of dry air on top. watching and waiting on the next system loading up to the west. this will erase all of the dry spell we will endure over the next couple of days and then we'll be infused with more moisture, and raising the rain chances by wednesday and thursday night. and then down we go with the chance of rain and the temperatures.

extended forecast. >> gina: happy monday. for the most part, roads are looking really good. we have the crash at sanford at orange. causing delays. nothing serious. no word of roadblocks. i-4 westbound is slowing. laimed to colonial -- lake mary to colonial. and the 408 is up to speed as well. that's it for live drive traffic. >> john: 7:03 here on good day. you decide, 2016. the first votes on the race to the white house are set to be cast tonight. >> amy: fox's caroline shieively is live in des moines with more. good morning, caroline. good to see you. >> reporter: good to see you, amy. this race is so tight on both sides. iowa is still up for grabs. republicans and democrats are

political parties in the hawkeye state. >> people respect the fact that i skipped the debate because i was not treated right. >> reporter: one candidate the the republicans are set on defeating. >> reporter: clinton said she's the best candidate to defeat the tbop. >> on the republican side, you hear a lot of the same, in particular when itum cans to the economy. this is one of the biggest dividing lines between me and the republicans. >> reporter: it's starting to look like vermont senator bernie sanders could take iowa away from hillary clinton. >> a poll done by the des moines register had us 41 points behind. we have come a long way in eight months. >> reporter: analysts say that ! alsanders win in iowa could be a huge setback. >> maybe the fire wall hillary

hold, but i wouldn't bet on it if bernie sanders wins the first two states. >> reporter: the first primary will be in just eight days. >> amy: starting to sound a bit better with your voice. and be sure to follow us on fox35orlando.com. and download the fox 35 news app on your phone. >> john: also new this morning. a deadly crash in osceola. along 192 and hickory tree road. troopers are not releasing any other details on the crash. >> john: in orlando, a major toll plaza will be demolished. the work is part of a $32 million project to widen the beachline. tolls are become collected at the west line and the four new

a lot of people are happy to see that one go. a lot of people hated that one -- the last before the airport. and site of an old bombing range. 400 pounds of bombs were unearthed about eight years ago. the district said that it does not want to repeat that ordeal. >> amy: the hunt is on for a killer who shot a teenager while driving through a seminole county neighborhood. >> john: his family is now begging for someone to come forward in the case. fox 35's dana jay has more. you spoke with the family, what did they say. >> reporter: the last i spoke with them, they said they didn't have many more details from the sheriff avenues office than we did. they said they're distraught and looking for answers. just 15 years old. i am told he was a special part

his loved ones don't know why he was driving his mom's car through this east altamonte neighborhood, but it was 3:30 and someone must have seen something. >> we heard of people in the neighborhood and they said there were people standing outside and kids getting off of a school busby the time it happened. >> reporter: someone near central and pine fired a gunx while harris was driving through. his car kept going. slammed into a slight post at the end of the street. when deputies arrived, they found him lying in the street next to the car. harris died a short time later at a local hospital. his family is asking the people in the neighborhood to speak up. >> somebody seen something at 3:00 something in the day. standing out in the middle of the road and shot at the car and shot him. somebody saw him do that. >> reporter: and if anyone has any information on this case,

county sheriff's office or crimeline to leave an anonymous tip. the sheriff avenues office tell us that they are aggressively investigating and following up on leads. dana jay, fox 35 news. >> john: developing this morning, investigators are working to figure out what caused a student at the university of florida to fall six stories to his death. >> amy: aer who i horrific scene. >> reporter: he fell off the gainesville social right next to campus yesterday morning. he was pronounced dead on the scene. and security cameras show wolf getting off the elevator on the sixth floor and walking over the glass partition and apparently falling over it. the students living at the apartment complex are shocked. >> i'm really sad. i know he was in a fraternity

hurting today. >> reporter: crisis counselorrers are on happened today to help cope with the tragedy. investigators don't suspect foul play. >> john: snowstorm in colorado. skiing. drivers are dealing with slick, icy roaded. multiple crashes but no serious injuries. a winter storm issued for colorado. the midwest. if you have ski plan, you are not complain being about that at all. >> amy: what the they are doing to prepare the world for the zika virus. >> john: a connection between a bigger problem. jayme king they got snow, and we got sunshine. >> jayme: less clouds. and the uv index is a 5.

colorado is coming >> john: 7:12 here on "good dayh orlando.";p

books. drivers spent 24 hours competing in` the marathon race at deltona international speedway. ed tequila patron took the checkered flag. we'll be there live in a couple of weeks. >> it's going to be fun. i can't wait. the orlando police are investigating after three hotels were hit up by a series of car burglaries. ryan has more. >> reporter: the bad part, the burglaries in the heart of the orlando tourist district. 50 cars had windows smashed out and valuables stolen from inside as well. >> stuff was moved around. glove compartment busted. a few minor thing, 10 or $15 in change was taken. other than that, i don't know what they were looking for. >> reporter: in the past month, there have been a rash of burglaries across central florida.

broken into. at oia. and police in melbourne are working to see if the new burglaries are connected. >> amy: you think somebody would have heard something. so many people impacted. thank you. >> amy: developing at this hour. a triple bombing killed at least 50 people in seera and injured more than 100 others. >> john: they were meeting with groups that oppose syria's president. isis is claiming responsibility. >> john: iran awarding victory medals to commanders who captured u.s. sailors last month. the supreme leader of the country did so when they said that iran needs to remain wary of their arch enemy. last may a crash killed eight people and injured more than 200 others.

speed limit when it crashed, investigators said. they are trying to determine if the train's engineer was using his phone at the time that the train crashed. let's check in with jayme king. >> jayme: not bad. the east coast temperatures are much tamer than we have seen as of late. the snow melt continues from dc north and boston now checking in with 46. atlanta, georgia, 47. back to reality and winter time in the denver, and rockies. a blast of snow and rain. there. a lot of that energy begins to move our way heading into thursday or so. 61 at the ville annals. and -- villages. and winds light and variable. no issues in the wind department. dew point values, the measure of moisture, as come up a little bit.

humidity and edginess in the air. more in the the way of warmer temperatures. closer to 08 as you go west of i-95. along the beach front, probably sitting in the 70s for most of the day. by noon, sun and clouds. close to 80. clouds. 15 miles per hour for the winds. look at all of the dry air pummeling on into the state right now and on top of us. watching and waiting north of that. two distinct systems. high pressure to the north. we connect the dots and wind up in the desert southwest with a progressive pattern taking shape. strengthened low pressure shifting our way. the end result, distinct increase in cloud cover and a rain chance setting up by wednesday. light and slight.

peaking thursday night. and then chances go down with the temperatures as a cold front marches through. tomorrow morning, 64. and milder with the wind veering off the atlantic. and by the end of the week, again, the next system targets the region. look at allism of the snow around denver. desert floor, north of phoenix. featuring snowfall. a wicked system. 115 miles per hour winds southern california. by the time that gets here, it'll be highly diminished from its current state and a shadow of its former self. something we need to watch out for the weekend. and as we take you to lake

umatilla to groveland and clermont. volusia county more of the same. and mid-to-upper 70s. closer to 8 30s near the spine of the i-4 corridor. 80s abound through about mid-week. then rain chances go down after the rain at midweek and down with the temperatures. >> gina: some slow downs. significant slow downs in the area. but nothing too major. no serious accidents or incidents on i-4 this morning. good news there. a new accident at i-75 northbound near wildwood. just cleared up at the 44 exit. and everything is moving nicely. back here closer to the metro area. 46 at orange boulevard. a crash is causing delays in both areas.

area this morning. taking a look at drive times. i-4 westbound to colonial, 23 minutes. and the attractions to downtown, 16 minutes. the 4018 looking good. pet much up to speed. saving you money, regular gas $1.64. you can always check out gas saving tips at fox35orlando.com. >> john: there's a new list of reasons why you may never stop work. >> amy: yeah, how your excuses could cost you your retirement. retirement it's 7:19 right now. you're watching gdo. we're on facebook live. jayme king in the weather center. josh is the one behind the

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out fox 35, just like alisa did. beautiful picture. >> amy: kiplinger came out with a list of 10 reasons why some people will never retire. the big one is kind of obvious. they are not saving for retirement. or if they did not start -- or if they did, they did not start early enough in the career. another is that you save for your kids college instead of retirement. joining us is certified financial planner joe bert. >> happy monday 2-rgs if not saving for retirement, it's hard to retire. >> if all you have is social security, you are living beneath the poverty level. it's a safety not. not a retirement plan. >> amy: it doesn't get you very far. not a lot of money. >> no, not at all. >> amy: one of the things that is shocking. paying for kids education is taking away from retirement.

kids have a great future but not saving for themselves. >> you will be in severe trouble and you end up with the kids in the basement -- or you will end up in your kid's basement. >> amy: what should you do? >> stafford loan, and perkins loan, for education. look for tuition breaks. scholarships. there's a lot of stuff out there that parents never ever attack. go to your career office, guidance office and look at that kind of stuff. or go to community college. >> amy: absolutely. a lot of people do that. do the first two years there and then transfer in somewhere. that's a lot less expensive. and people cash out retirement when switching to another job? >> yeah, 2013. people cashed in retirement plans. average balance $16,000. if they think that's found

take a vacation, and buy the stuff i wanted and won't leave it in the company's plan, big, big mistake. what do you do with the money? >> balance over 5,000, you can leave in the plan, they can't throw it out. or roll over at no tax consequences. or move into an ira. keep that safety net, or i should say that money that you put together in your retirement plan. keep it together. don't cash it out. >> amy: and, you say looking forward, one reason people will not retire is that they have not planned to maximize social security benefits. >> most people grab social security at age 62. that's a big mistake. if you don't need the social security income today, wait until full retirement age, 66 for most people, moving up to 67. better yet, age 70. every year you wait beyond the full retirement age, 8% a year guaranteed increase in the

terminally ill, or have health issues you want to grab it earlier. but a lot of people take it early. and they penalize themselves. that's guaranteed income and you want to get as much as you can. >> if you are not in the 401-k. >> they stretched the tax return date from april 15 to april 18 to at least do an ira. >> lucky us. three extra days to pay. >> an extra weekend. >> a lot of people doing taxes that weekend. it'll be busy. >> that's right for sure. >> where can they find you? >> google me, joe bert, b-e-r-t. we're speaking to two political analysts about the iowa caucuses. and what happened in court to the man accused of shooting at sanford police officers.

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down on the attractions area. kind of a cloudy start to the day. jayme says it'll improve and the temperatures will certainly improve as well. nice temperatures over the next couple of days. stay tuned for the full forecast coming up. >> john: any time it's in the 80s on february 1, done. >> amy: no complaints. >> john: "good day orlando." i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. here are our top stories. in the short period of time, if i get it, and we're going to go and do a great job. you are not going to be angry anymore. you're going to be happy. >> amy: you decide. 2016. a political expert joins us to talk about how important it is` for florida candidates. senator marco rubio and former governor jeb bush. it's super bowl week.

that the stadium is as safe as possible. we'll have more on the preparations they are making. >> john: jayme king, how is february shaping up? this works for me. i don't know about you. >> amy: i like it. >> jayme: early morning clouds. clearing up and then looking for highs closer to 80 on this monday afternoon. a good monday to you. what happened to the weekend? that's what i want to know. it's gone! so are the clouds eventually. it loose like a couple, two, three days of really nice weather. system loading up near denver, colorado, and western texas. increasing the rain chance and bringing down the temperatures on the back end of the week. until then, solid numbers for us. a mildish type morning. no issues for the kids at the bus stop this morning. looking really, really nice. # 80s for highs. and luanne loves it so much she is taking the picture. hold on.

rainy times thursday and beyond. what it means for the extended forecast, we'll talk about that coming up. >> gina: roads looking good for the most part. a new crash at seminole and aloma at the intersection. causing delays all over the place. no word of roadblocks. i want to take you back to the crash. state road 46 at orange beautiful. still there and causing a bit of a delay. taking a look at drive times. i-4 westbound is slow. lake mary to colonial, half an hour. and i-4 eastbound to the attractions 20 minutes. and the 408 is up to speed. >> amy: a man accused of shooting at sanford police is now in jail without bond. >> john: luanne has the morning rush. >> reporter: good morning. rashad smith went before a

he is accused of walking down 1792 near airport boulevard and pointing a gun at drivers. police say that when they responded. smith began to shoot at them. officers began to return fire and a innocent bystander wasp hit. we understand they were not seriously hurt. fdle is investigating. investigators are working to determine what caused a plane to flip over in brevard. it happened on the runway at the merritt island airport. one person was on board, according to fire rescue, but they refused medical treatment. we now know the name of one of two people killed in a crash. 33-year-old tina martin was trying to help someone else when she was hit in killed. it was in port orange yesterday. the man on the motorcycle lost control. he was thrown from his bike.

help and was struck by two cars. both the man martin were -- both the man and martin were pronounced dead on the scene. >> amy: an emergency meeting is being held to determine if the zika virus should be declared a global emergency. >> john: they are having to prepare for the health concerns in brazil. 1 million cases in the virus. a test event was to be a time to get exited for all of the events ahead, but the ricer the thunder. >> special vehicles moving through the community. and this is work that's been done so far. and we'll continue on the way to the games. safe.

fames will go on. they urge that the athletes and families to come prepared and protect yourself when you get there. >> john: in the final des moines des moines register poll, donald trump leads republicans and ted cruz, and marco rubio with 13%. on the democratic side, hillary clinton leads senator bernie sanders 45 to 42%. those rusts are within the margin of error at 4%. ernest deloach and eddy joining us. start with trump. do you think he has this secured? heonfident. >> he does. for a guy that didn't attend the last debate. the rumor, he asked for

choosing and cnn declined-had his own rally. 69% of people didn't favor his decision. 29% thought it was okay. 46% thought it didn't matter at all. you say going back to the bra bravado statement, that he could stand in the middle the -- and shoot someone and not lose his place. turn out is good. >> any thoughts on the republican side? >> ernest's last point is crucial. all coming down to turnout. donald trump is relying on notoriously unsupportive and sometimes unreliable. some voting for the first time and younger tokes. it may -- some younger folks. are they going to show up and go

and ted cruz comes off at authentic and that goes a long way. >> john: if hillary doesn't win this, is that a big deet or not? >> reporter: the hillary campaign has been saying that south carolina is her fire wall. they have been downplaying expectations in iowa and new hampshire. they don't know if they can win. it's a statistical dead heat. they don't know what's going to happen. it's a toss up. her role is to downplay coming south. >> john: does hillary need to win or doesn't it matter? . >> if you look at what sanders was doing, he was down 40 plus points in june. a tremendous month of january. raising $20 million in january. endorsement from folks as famous as susan sarandon and cornell west. hillary.

looking to win. 2008. it's important that she pushes through to the end. to galvanize her support. borrowing from some of the rhetoric of her opponent to appear to be more progressive and more likable, to a younger demographic, but the bottom line is, just as with trump, as eddy pointed out. excuse me, bernie sanders is counting on young people who don't go vote. 60 point lead with people younger than 30. the problem is, they turn out at the iowa caulk at 20%. the only time they come eut in double numbers is with barack obama. so he will try to ride that wave. >> john: we want to know why do::qf we care what iowans think. that's a different day. we'll get to that later. but why there was so much interest. we'll have the results as

follow us -- as soon as they come in. follow us on air and online. and download the fox 35 app. scott maxwell had a good article. about all of the attention on iowa. >> amy: it's because they're first. >> john: not reflective of the rest of america. >> amy: i posted who the past winners were, and they didn't go on to do much at all. >> amy: we made it to super bowl week. the brorchos and the panthers sunday night. >> john: tens of thousands of fans. we're talking about the security concerns, next. a retired official from the state department to give us insight. you could win a family four pack of ticket to see the harlem globe droppers. you can enter once each and

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it was amazing. really fun. >> john: the reviews were amazing. >> amy: did they did a great job. vanessa hudgins said tweeted i am so sad to say last night my daddy, greg, passed away from stage four cancer. thank you to everyone who kept him in your prayers. despite that, she put on an amazing performance. her boyfriend tweeted, wow, vanessa hudgins singing worse things had me in tears. brilliant. wow, congrats to everyone involved in grease five. which better than my high school production. it was incredible to see how they pulled it off. the beginning of the show, it was pouring down rain. i am sure they did not plan for. they had the whole cast outside dancing and singing with umbrellas. that was crazy. >> john: we're six days away

the broncos and the panthers have arrived in california. >> tens of thousands of fans are expected to enjoy the festivities leading up to the game in santa schaira. they are keeping a close eye on things. right now they say there are no credible threats. >> ryan has the closer look at the security measures taking place. >> reporter: good morning. dave benz joining me. talk about the super bowl. state department security official, formerly. it leads to you believe they have more possibilities out there? >> i think under normal circumstances you would expect because it's super bowl 50 they would take extraordinary precautions but given the year they've had, and we have no indication of any specific threats against the event, i think this may be the most secure super bowl ever. >> which is saying something. i probably have been to five in houston.

almost a medal detector for a car. police don't recognize the number of security measures. there are so many behind the scenes question don't see. >> under the concept of concentric rings of security. the fans see the middle and interior. the external with the technology, you will probably see some things like scanning license plates maybe facial recognition for known individuals. the screening and the surveillance will start much farther away from the venue than people realize. >> reporter: years of planning. levy stadium will be incredibly safe come game day but they have other events that they have to protect also. >> one of the nice things we have is the concept of a national security plan. it allows the federal government to do to pull out all of the stops with the resources from homeland security, secret service, the fbi, to lend their expert expertise to the state and local officials.

plan for the entire week and beyond covering all the venues. and a concept called geofencing. we don't talk a lot about it, but you can put in key words and open sourcevines and they'll be looking for those things to see if anybody is communicating. >> reporter: we appreciate your insight, dave. so much goes into the planning. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> the first day of february, over to jayme king. >> jayme: temperatures up and up through the 60s in orlando metro. cooling heading through ocala and gainesville and palm coast 54. we're warm and dry. should scour out a lot of the clouds we've had through the course of the day. yielding more sunshine. and ultimately warmer temperatures. you see close to 80 for us by 2:00 p.m. and looking good,

60s and 70s heading to the noon hour. and closer to 80 by 3:00 p.m. and you can see the dry air now getting ready to squeeze on in. the next weather making over the south and west. it could take a couple dies knock on our -- couple of days for it to knock on our door, and then chanceness rise. and this is for the overnight period. very mild times ahead. 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, 76. we call it partly cloudy during that time. taking a look at the next weather maker. and snowflakes flying. this is moving into the plains region. i am getting a lot of questions on facebook on what is going to play out over nebraska, kansas, upper midwest. it looks like snowflake will

forecast modeling showing major blizzard and others are showing 2 to 3, to 4 inches of snow. and it's something we'll have to continue to watch. but for us it means that the front is on top of the region by wednesday into thursday. kind of an ongoing rain chance back into the range of 60 or 70%. maybe isolated storminess. one thing remains clear. we don't expect severe weather, but showeries, and nothing too crazy. and tonight, down for mild times. for brmpleghts and palm coast and hammock beach, 59 or so. 57 ocala. gainesville, 55. coming seven bringing you highs in the 80s. periods of clouds. periods of sunshine and eventually rain chances. that's sparking up good and

and then down we go with rain chances and temperatures as soon as friday with a high of 63. a little housekeeping and this is the weather baby segment. leave the hood up. you need it by thursday as the rain moves in. our weather baby is a good looker, and i appreciate it, mom and dad. you can participate at fox35orlando.com. hope to see your kids soon. >> gina: happy monday. roads for the most part are looking pretty good. there are a couple new crashes i want to tell you about.p hazel street. avenue. use caution if you are there. not too far away, another crash at hoffner and conway causing delays. both directions there. no road blook there. use caution in the area. and i-4 is slow. john young to downtown, 9 minutes. and i-4 westbound, 434

the 408, rouse road, downtown, 15 minutes right now. >> john: a woman saw police officers speed past her and she decided she would do something about it. straight ahead, we'll she you

and what >> amy: welcome back. 7:54. miami dade police department is investigating after a woman pulled over one of their officers for speeding. >> john: she recorded it on her cellphone. >> the reason i pulled you over today, and i am asking you to scum over and have a ktion -- come over and have a conversation. i saw you since miller and first driving on the palmetto and pushing 90 miles per hour.

>> john: i don't know if i would have done that. good for her. she claimed that the unidentified officer was speeding down the dolphin expressway. without using lights. they are investigating the incident. >> john: you decide 2016. republicans and democrats getting ready for the first contest of the election season. >> amy: the action starts at 8:00 p.m. as caucus sites gear up across the hawkeye state. and bret baier has more on what we can expect. good morning. good to see you. >> reporter: good morning, amy. >> amy: talk about our florida candidates. i think that's where a lot of it interest is in other state. marco rubio and form of governor bush. >> reporter: marco rubio has

polls. they thunk he could be the -- they think he could be the surprise surge at the end. we'll see. he has a good ground game. making a closing argument. i got up to watch the weather on a local affiliate and saw two marco rubio ads. and then it's back-to-back commercials. hillary, bernie, and carly fiorina, it's pretty amazing. and jeb bush doing a closer argument here in iowa. he's putting a lot of his eggs in the new hampshire basket, i think. he's not expected to finish top three, top four, but we'll see. this is, by the way, the front page of the "des moines register" finally, it's voting time. they spokes not on -- focus not on polls but votes. >> amy: i am sure even the iowans are tired at this point. gosh at this point, let's get it over with wrp it's nonstop. >> amy: we're looking forward to

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