. good-bye. they broke a hammer last night. >> amy: and, they they're nicest people! >> john: welcome back to good day, i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. glad you are with us, the things coming up in our 9 o'clock hour. >> john: you know the toll plaza, right? hey, it is closed as of today. we'll tell you why straight

cast the first votes in the 2016 presidential race, we are live in iowa where candidates are fighting for last minute support before the voters caucus. >> john: and a florida man creates a new tool for new parents and sales are skyrocketing. we're talking to the maker of the bebo. and the huge convention coming up this week and focus on all things pregnancy. david martin, plus, you are down there with a whole lot of new friends. >> reporter: another convention, hair and makeup convention put on by the paul mitchell school. you are witnessing live the roll one room. the elite of the elite and have been invited to learn about the on the 9 o'clock hour of... >> amy: awesome! yea!

everyone wearing all black, nice! what is happening outside. i like the forecast you have working for us. >> jayme: so far so good. i have the visible satellite and there's a lot of holes in the canopy of cloud cover we have had since yesterday an bodes well for an -- and bodies well for vitamin d today. overall. a passing cloud, about it. warm and dry. 78 by 2:00 and 76 as we head toward 5:00. so, all in all we're warmer and have more sunshine, now, temperatures responding to this extra dose of sun, now, 68, orlando, and we are on the cusp of 70 in spots and nearly gainesville to ocala and toward palm coast and flagler county, still down to the 50s and 60s, for the remainder of the day, highs down around 80ish. and we'll begin to see that eclipse with ease tomorrow. a much warmer day overall and maybe more sunshine, phasing in. and then clouds increase and rain chances rise and gets a lot

more in the full detailed forecast, coming up live in 10 minutes. over to you. >> thanks, a major toll plaza on the beach line is now closed. >> the one everybody says, why is it right there? that one! crews demolished the tolls near oia. the work is part of a $32 million project to widen this beach line and tolls are being collected in other place, beach line west main plaza and four new ramp plazas, that was the one you hit when you wanted to make the right-hand turn to get into the airport. >> amy: they'll still get your money but you don't have to drive through that one and seminole county a killer shot a teenager when he was driving through a neighborhood. >> tamar harris's family begging someone to come forward and dana jay is live with more. you spoke with the family. what are they saying about the case? >> reporter: they are saying they don't know much more information than we do. they are not getting any more information from the sheriffs

they are distraught and pretty much begging anybody who saw what happened and saw the person that fired the gun, to come forward. >> he is 15 years old and i'm told he was a special part of a big family. his loved ones say they don't know why he was driving his mom's car through the east altamonte neighborhood friday afternoon. but it was 3:30 when his aunt thinks someone must have seen something. >> we heard people in the neighborhood that were out, like guys and stuff, that are telling other people, that, yeah, they actually -- people standing outside and they said kid were getting off of a school bus at the time it happened. >> reporter: investigators say someone standing near the intersection of central and pine fired a gun while he was driving through and his car kept going. and slammed into a light post at the end of the street. when deputies arrived they found him lying in the street, next to the car. herbie died a short time later at a local hospital.

in the neighborhood to speak up. >> somebody saw something, the guy at 3 something during the day, in the middle of the road and shot at this car and shot him. somebody saw him do that. >> reporter: anybody that did see something can call the seminole county sheriffs office, or crime line and leave an anonymous tip. reporting live in sanford, dana jay, fox 35 news. >> all right, thank you. you decide 2016, the iowa caucuses are now underway. >> time is running out for the campaign, as voters have to pick a candidate tonight. in the new "des moines register" poll, donald trump leads the pack on the republican side. he has 28% support. ted cruz in second at 23% an marco rubio, third place now at 21, jeb bush at 2% but it all depends on voter turnout tonight. the democratic side, hillary clinton keeping a slim lead over bernie sanders and at 45 compared to bernie's 42% and fox's caroline shivl looking for her voice all weekend and found that and

will vote. tell us what it is like there on the ground this morning. >> reporter: you mentioned the poll which -- the latest and the best that comes out of the entire state. shows you how tight the race is, going into the caucuses tonight. the name of the game tonight is turnout. you have high numbers and bernie sanders will benefit on the to benefit. because those are new voters coming in. if you have the established voters, some of these new never voted guys are scared of the snowstorm that will be hitting, and could benefit hillary clinton and ted cruz. the established voters. looking back to 2008 when we were here in des moines, the clinton folks, their worst nightmare happened and had the argument going and all their people lined up before the caucus doors opened and the swarm of 20 somethings came in, supporting barack obama and of course he won the caucus and the presidential.

folks, ground game is a lot better that time around and we'll have to wait and see tonight. to see who takes it home on the democratic side and the republicans. back to you, john. >> john: and was that really a phone ringing? who still has a phone? is that a rotary dial -- >> reporter: i know, right? >> john: great to see you! funny. let's check in with ryan, at the social media mall with more from candidates. hey, ryan. >> it's not until 8:00 p.m. but today is this final chance to sound off to supporters. donald trump, the front-runner now on the g.o.p. side, saying it all begins today. we will take back our country and make america great again. of course a familiar phrase, ben carson saying he talked about a converted couple that was -- a donald trump couple to vote for him because of his attitude and intelligence and we'll finish with chris christie who talks about, if you want to remember the mother and father, an emotional appeal, voters, remembering the mother and

going to equal and the next president needs -- iraq and the next president needs to be a strong commander-in-chief. keep that in mind, some precincts, democrats and republicans will caucus in separate rooms, and the continued coverage for the caucuses, follow us on air and on-line, www.fox35orlando.com and you can download the fox 35 news app, on your phone, handy to have in these political times. amy? >> amy: a hert alth alert. the world health organization will hold an emergency meeting to see if the zika virus should be declared a global health >> luanne: the world health organization meeting is close to the media and we -- closed to the media and we are waiting to see what comes out of it. olympic organizers in brazil have to prepare for health concerns associated with zika. brazil has been hit the hardest with more than 1 million cases of the virus so far. a test event for the summer olympics was supposed to be a

event but the virus is stealing their thunder. >> the special vehicles and, the community, so, we -- this is work that has been done so far, and, will continue on the way to the games, and we are sure going to be safe. >> luanne: the olympic committee assures everyone that the games will go on but they are urging the athletes and the fans to come prepared and use protection against mosquito bites. the outbreak in brazil led to reports of pregnant women giving birth to babies with serious birth defects. this map from the cdc shows you exactly where the virus is so far. now, there are travel alerts to two dozen countries including several popular cruise destination, amy, john, back to you. >> john: women, heart attacks are often more severe than men. >> amy: find out this warning signs with our healthy living

plus david martin. >> reporter: amy, look at that right there. nice, right? >> amy: beautiful! yes! wow, handsome! >> reporter: they are in town this morning at the coronado springs, paul mitchell school

convention >> amy: welcome back, 9:13. breaking news out of california, right now. this is the suburb of los angeles, a huge fire at the commercial building, we're told there are propane tanks inside. and that is causing quite the fire. no injuries thankfully at this point. that is good news, 6:00 a.m. there in california, three hours behind us and definitely throughout the day. when it comes to heart attacks women have it worse off than men, the american heart association says from symptoms to risk factors and outcomes differs between men and women. and, in today's health living, sponsored by florida hospital, a doctor joins us with more

great to see us again. let's start with why is heart disease often misdiagnosed or underdiagnosed in women? >> we are starting to recognize that the gender differences are leading us to differences in symptoms, and, the differences in symptoms could be not the typical, which is usually chest tightness with activity but many times, a typical shoulder pain, arm pain, jaw pain, and things that are not typical in terms of their presentation. >> amy: okay. so as a a woman, what should i look for, signs, other than my family history. because i know that is important? wrong. >> typically, a symptom or nuance of a system that cannot be explained by a muscular pull or strain, something that seems to just not feel right or seem right i think is worthy of further evaluation and then, further testing. >> amy: what about you a heart attack. when a woman has a heart attack

a man does. >> oftentimes it's not as well, but it can be. it could be shoulder, scalp collar pain, left jaw or shoulder pain and could be all sorts of -- a broad spectrum of symptoms and not everything fits into one box but you have to put the symptoms in with other findings to make a diagnosis. >> do you find, women are so much more likely to kind of brush off their symptoms? i remember reading an article about rosie o'donnell when she had the heart attack and thought i must be tired and went and laid down. and you say, it could have turned out worse. do you think we tend to brush things off more? >> right, we live in a busy, active society, women in our society are more burdened now with raising families and working outside the home with 2 and 3 jobs at times and we are physically tired or exhausted and many times tend to blow it off as being fatigued or tired and it could be something else. >> you have to call your doctor or even, i would say, even go to the emergency room if you are really concerned. right?

followups, and routine check-ups and you have to know your body well when it doesn't feel right you have to go forward. and seek help. >> amy: taking care of yourself. okay, the doctor will stick around and answer your questions this morning. so, if you have question for him, go to our web site, it is easy to do, www.fox35orlando.com. www.fox35orlando.com/health and post your question and we'll check in with him at the end of the show. happy heart health month. 9:17. let's check in with jayme. >> jayme: thank you. how low do they go, your morning temps now, bottomed out at 60, orlando 47. alachua county, gainesville, and south of that. the blend of 50s and 60s. where do we stand now? a heck of a lot warmer and the atmosphere wasting into time and capitalizing on a little extra sunshine on the day-to-day. looking good. again, we have the dense, thick veil, canopy of cloud cover on top of the states.

moments, it was a little cool and dreary at times and you can see breaking it up, a disturbance moving east of the bahama chain, and gathering all of the cloud cover. we'll see later cloud cover and have our moment today, high clouds overspreading the area and looks like a day where you see more sunshine and warmer temperatures, talking about a high close to 80 degrees today. by 2:00, at 78, passing clouds, warm and dry. for the entire day. also for tonight, staying dry and look at the beach scene now, canaveral. looking good on the beach front. 67, very light east-southeast win at 2. and the ocean looks like a mirror with a few ripples on it. a good indicator, i like to see that, if you have ambition, to do offshore fishing today. or evan joy the atlantic ocean. seas are flat and comprised of a long period swell, and seas, 2-3

night and freshening some for the afternoon and outside of that, winds are looking good and, seas are looking flat and dry skies and showers offshore and if you were heading offshore you are long gone and i'm speaking to nobody and we like to get out and about. and, i'm talking about fishermen -- she's listening. john is listening. >> a bobber? >> use a bobber? no. tuesday and wednesday, chance of rain climbs again, a disturbance over the desert south and west and will enhance the rain chances by wednesday and thursday. and back down we go, by friday. do you use a bobber? cute, john! >> amy: what is wrong with using a bobber? >> jayme: i don't have time to dissect that. i'll answer in the break! here's your 7 day. we'll talk soon. over to you, mr. bobber. >> john: you don't use a bobber in the ocean? >> amy: how will you know if you have a bite?

take that, jayme king! >> amy: that's the problem. by the time it starts biting my pole will be in the ocean, i'll be sitting back, drinking a margarita. >> john: i don't know, coming up everything you wanted to learn how hair, you can learn from david martin this morning! >> amy: cool stuff. hi, david! >> reporter: you wish. i am learning a lot, but where i need to go to get my hair did! and, the paul mitchell school convention for hair and makeup. tutorial, education and trends and whatnot. back here in the model prep room and they are about to go on stage and show off the 2,000-plus students and talk

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>> amy: this is beautiful. -- >> is it being built. >> amy: i think so. this is a live look from our new camera, down on international drive, you can see the orlando eye and look at all of those cranes. that is amazing. nice to see. >> john: you haven't driven down in that area of town recently, like a different city, when you building come from. >> amy: a great restaurant. and, okay, you are guaranteed to right? >> john: maybe! >> amy: you are! >> john: cut, color, makeup, so much more. the paul mitchell experts even had the guys behind paul mitchell this morning, david that was one of the coolest interviews you have ever done, because you see the guy everywhere and he's here in town now! >> reporter: yes, a is my guy, the real deal here and runs a

mitchell schools, where the best stylists work and these four lovely ladies are wrepg what is hot in color. what is hot. >> pink, purple, green, anything... >> we have... >> reporter: a combination, rainbow of colors. nice, ladies. see, amy, you would look good with that. what is not. the show es underway and i don't want to bother the show. back stage to colin and diane. how are you doing this morning? >> good morning! >> let's start with colin, what are guys doing they shouldn't be doing anymore. >> with their hair? >> yes. >> i would put that to diane. >> what are guys doing. >> i think one thing they should do is switch it up. they get stuck in the same look, perhaps, and it is a good idea, especially for the ladies, we lover it when you switch your look out. >> you guys switch your hair up every day. >> we do, and buff it! like having a new wife or a

for you! >> good point! all right, colin -- is that your hair style today. >> will you change it tomorrow. >> inot. i have been married long enough if i change things it might set things off course. >> what are you learning. >> how to be creative with the beautiful products and paul mitchell, when we're at the shows we do things differently than on our client and take what we do here, the creative stuff and bring it back to our guests and that is exciting. >> john: what is this trend for 2016 for women's hair cuts. >> again, right back -- >> -- what is this women trend. >> women -- things like instagram and we'll have a resource where they can look and scroll through pictures and pick what is good for them. soft, beautiful, long hair. that is maintained but feels lived-in. >> reporter: exactly. good morning, how are you. >> excellent. happy to be here.

cofounder of the paul mitchell school. we have learned a lot, and what i can't get over is how many folks you had in the auditorium, more than 2,000 elite students, trying to improve themselves. in the emmed, to help us? >> absolutely and again the good news is they all earned their way to be here. and when people have something to aspire to, all the same for everybody in the schools, it stays the same and something to aspire to and the bar that has them are here. >> i tell you, we have a lot of folks watching it and they say i want to be part of that. i can do it by applying to the local school. we have one in orlando. >> we have quite a few schools here in florida. and all over california and we hit every part of the country. >> are you selective? >> very, very selective. what we're looking for people with a passion, we tend to get the creative type which we love

the traditional educational environments. if you know what i'm talking about. and you within the creative route as well. you know what i'm talking about. >> reporter: i understand. i never fit in! i appreciate you coming out, paul mitchell.edu is the web site. >> absolutely. >> if i go to the school, hooers a bonus for viewers, they get discount hair cuts if they go to the students. >> they do. and phase one and phase 2. the next level of future professionals who have aperiod with their creativity and skill set and getting a better service there. >> back to you. appreciate that. a pleasure. >> thanks. >> amy: awesome! good stuff, you guys. coming up next, walmart will be closing more than 100 stores. >> why it means you can find some of your favorite goods at killer deals, plus this: >> the reason i pulled you over today and i'm asking you to come over and have a conversation is because i saw you since miller

onto the palmetto -- >> okay. >> pushing 90 miles per hour. >> okay. >> john: she turns the tables on a police officer in florida. meet the woman who pulled him over for driving too fast. don't forget you can join our healthy living house calls, web chat right now. the good doc is answering

www.fox35orlando.com. >> announcer: you're watching "good day orlando" on fox 35. >> welcome back, it is 9:31 on this find monday morning, glad you are here. i'm amy kaufeldt. >> i'm john brown, let's get out caught up on the headlines in the news. we start with this. orlando police now investigating after burglars break into cars in three hotel parking lots. it happened over the weekend, right in the heart of the tourist district along i-drive. about 50 cars had their windows smashed out yesterday. and, valuables stolen from inside. in the past month, there has been a rash of car burglaries across central florida. police are working to see if these new burglaries are

in central florida. >> amy: a group of boy scouts trying to raise thousands of dollars to replace a trailer that was stolen from them. last week the boy scout group 996 lost the trailer containing the camping equipment, stolen from the all stanlts aints lutheran church and a go fund me page is set up to help raise 20,000 to replace it. >> john: orange county will not build schools in one area of southeast orlando. after old bombs and rockets were dug up. odyssey middle 8 years ago, found to be a former world war ii bomb testing range and the sent nell reporting though orange county is now building new housing there, the school district says they will not risk building another school near the range. sometime for this morning's business headlines and lauren simonetti joins us live from the fox business network studios. we start with the markets on this february 1st. what is going on?

starting the way january started with a sell off, dow down 120 points, but friday, it was amazing. the dow up 400 points. unfortunately, no follow through and oil and stocks are down, and, china, manufacturing sector, contracted for the sixth month in a row and set the tone for trading. >> chipotle. a lot of people know there were e. coli fears, what is this latest on this? >> okay, 53 people get sick from e. coli and ate at chipotle in 9 states and 20 had to go to the hospital and no one died but a major health scare, the "wall street journal" says as soon as today, the cdc might clear chipotle in the investigation, saying the outbreak is over. what does it mean? it means the cdc is wrapping up their investigation and does not mean there is a cause or a -- pinpoint what caused the contamination. in terms of you going to chipotle and feeling comfortable. would you? even though the cdc says, the

don't know what caused it? >> john: the video i'm thinking about going today, now i'm yeah. watching the video. >> reporter: no lines, people are skittish and have their safety training meeting when the stores are closed through lunch. and one week from today, and, earnings. and that is key because they'll tell us how bad sails suffered, because of this. >> john: and walmart, closing stores, and now people found a way to make money off of this. how so? >> they are buying up all of the electric toothbrushes and electronics and pregnancy kits they can find. and selling them on-line. sometimes on amazon. getting a 50, 70% off discount at walmart and selling the stuff on the computer. >> john: people find a way to make money. lauren, thank you so much and have a great monday. and we'll see you back here tomorrow. you can catch lauren each week day morning on fbm-am on the fox business network at 5:00 a.m.

find it go to fox business.com/channel finder. sorry, jayme, distracted. one of our cameras went off course. trucking across the studio. >> jayme: are you safe. >> john: i'm waiting for a collision. it didn't happen. >> jayme: just checking. good morning, bud. 60s now, still upper tier 50s, gainesville and palm coast and of no surprise, cloud cover slowly whittling away and you know what that means? more sunshine in your life. huh? yeah! you have been waiting for it. back today and yesterday we had the high clouds, streaming out and a little sun here and there, yesterday was one of those days, passing clouds and not as dense as yesterday. and warm and dry, looking for a high of 80 over the deep interior. as you go to the coastal areas, beach fronts of flag ler and volusia county and brevard county, through low and mid 70s, a nice day, not as warm as the interior.

by a good 3, 4, 5 degrees tomorrow. a front moves in and the rain comes. and temperatures drop. we'll have a closer look at that and my full detailed forecast coming up. in 10 minutes. guys? >> amy: a florida police officer is on the other side of a traffic stop. >> john: the woman pulled him over and it was caught on camera. we have the story today... >> the reason i pulled you over today and i'm asking to you come over and have a conversation, is because i saw you since miller drive when you were first jumping on the palmetto and you were pushing 90 miles per hour. >> reporter: this is claudia, the woman behind the video that is now viral. she says her cell phone was hooked up here and tells 7 news she started recording after an officer flew by without his emergency lights on. >> i thought, holy jesus, how fast is this man going? >> reporter: she is speeding up,

how fast the officer was going. eventually, you see him pull over, thinking castillo had an emergency but once he approached questioning. >> i pushed 80 to try and catch up with you and you were still, still, you know, eating your dust, leaving me behind and i was going 80 miles per hour. and i just wanted to know what is this emergency? >> i don't know how fast i was going but i can tell you, i'm on the way to work right now. i don't believe i was speeding. but, i guess you are entitled to your opinion. >> reporter: police responded to the video sunday asking the director, releasing the statement, the miami-dade police department will have the immediate command staff investigate the matter once they are identified. the appropriate course of action will be taken at that point. end quote. >> john: what you don't know, if they are responding lights-off. when officers send a message saying sometimes we are responding but don't want people

>> but you are flying through traffic at 90 miles per hour an hour, responding to something without lights or sirens is dangerous. >> john: would you pull over an officer? >> amy: no. no, i would not. >> he thought, legitimately, there must be something wrong with her and she needs my help. you know. >> john: there you have it. fox reporting. >> amy: all right, it is super bowl week. all week long! players are getting ready for the big, big game. >> john: ryan has the top super bowl trenders. >> ryan: we'll make a pick as well. not me but make a pick you can take to the bank. cam newton, known for his flashy style on the football field, and fashion forward sense off the field. whether you like it or not! look at this picture, latest outfit! one of his teammates posted this on social media. just after the panthers took off for the super bowl. and lu found out those zebra

for $850 a pom! i don't think i could pull those off. could you, john? >> no. >> i don't think so. >> the super bowl -- >> came across wrong! >> it did. and the field paint both end zones broncos and wouldn't you think you got to the b, r, you would realize it? they didn't. a picture shows the remains of the team colors on the grass and the mistake was fixed and the panthers logo is but there and you'll see them at levi stadium, sunday. >> john: >> this is ted the porcupine and, took him five minutes to get to this. an ear of corn behind the broncos and picked the broncos to win the super bowl. every year he picks and they say two years ago he got the team right but i would say with

last year. and, a few years -- he has doing well and i wouldn't bet the farm. but teddy has a decent record. >> amy: what about the octopus that made the picks? remember him? >> you miss one, you're out. a tough business. miss the pick, you're out and he might have picked this dolphins one year -- that was -- >> that was low! >> amy: jayme is coming over there! watch out! oh! >> john: the okay pus ctopus that made the picks previously is now known as calamari! >> amy: 0, x, -- >> 0, x . >> amy: oh! >> it was a joke. >> john: don't e-mail me, e-mail amy, amy kaufeldt@too. don't e-mail me, i don't answer. >> amy: whatever. >> a local fan creates a product

>> john: and now, sales are soaring. we'll get an update for the man behind the bebo! how you can see more innovative products for new parents when we come back. >> amy: join our house call web chat, the doctor is answering your questions about heart disease in women. specifically. go on to www.fox35orlando.com/health.

the call is free, folks, take >> welcome back. all right, last year you might remember this, we introduced you to the bebo, a local man created it, as an easier way for parents to feed their babies. >> now the man's product is really taking off. >> it is, in fact a couple of models of the bebo are sold out on-line but you can see it at the expo in orlando, sunday and luanne joins us with more on hi, lu. >> luanne: joining me this morning is martin hill, he actually created the bebo and i have juliana with me, one of the

thanks for coming in. appreciate it. martin, i want to start with you. welcome back. >> thank you. >> we saw you last year and you told us about your awesome invention. and things have really taken off since we saw you last time. >> a crazy ride since last year. >> and you were on a popular show and we can't say what it is. it is on a different network but you have had a couple of investors and what is happening now? >> i was on the show, and it has exploded with reprinting and repackaging and we'll do a nationwide rollout and one of the big box retailers which is super exciting. >> luanne: very exciting. we're happy for you. in case people wonder how it works. >> explain how it works. enhance the feeding time between you and your baby. when you feed this baby you have maybe one bottle in one hand and the baby in the other and no free hand.

and put the bottle in and rotate it and it gives you a free hand to read to your baby, have family dinners together and give a little massage during feeding, play with the toys. >> and get housework done, maybe, too? >> enhance the moment. >> and you have the whole idea, right? you created it at home? >> my little boy, when he was nine months, he's five now, he really struggled finishing his bottle. and i noticed he was chilled out when i would read to him and i thought of the idea. something holding the bottle for me so i could have a free hand. >> luanne: we love it. it got its start at the prego expo. >> we have a lot of great products for first time moms an expectant moms and moms that are planning their pregnancy as well as seasoned moms, because there is so much new product. we have a lot of cool new things things, these are great and right here in winter park and, have recycled milk jugs.

>> it is really nice and good for the environment. and we also have other great products. this is a thermostat that connects right to baby on the side. and, all through bluetooth. and you can constantly be getting this stuff every four minutes, or what their temperature is. >> and what is this? >> a carrier that actually opens up and the wheels pop down and it turns right into a stroller. >> neat! >> super, super excited. >> you guys pretty much have everything. for moms out there, right. educational stuff, which is amazing. under one roof. >> are tickets available. >> yes. on-line at thepregoexpo.com, and, $15 at the door and $12 in advance. >> where can people get this? >> at the expo. we'll be there and, sell them on

have a code in for you guys, 20% off, and we never offered that before! >> fx 35 at the discount code and it is 20% off. >> luanne: thanks and congratulations on your success. thanks for coming in. 9:47. is now the time. back to studio a. >> jayme: thank you very much. good stuff. let's talk national temperatures, a sharp rise over this eastern third of the nation, the snowy scene in d.c. is now a big puddle, snow is melting quickly. temperatures have been above freezing probably five or six days and big changes there and for us, it has been a gorgeous morning, one featuring a little extra sunshine than yesterday at and for much of the day. you can see the cloud mass on top, poking holes through that and what you see now, more of a partly cloudy scene, setting up and another wave pushes in, how it goes on the tail end of a disturbance now moved out into state.

passing clouds, warm and dry, 76 for the drive home at 5:00, coming off of a high, 80 or so for today. also put the uv index forecast, with extra sun back to between the high and moderate range, peak sun after noon and only if you are out and about your protect your skin and the sun angle is changing and will fry you to a crisp. look, high pressure east of the united states, providing us with an east-southeast flow, late in the day. and watching the next system, around the denver metro area, a lot of snow and wind and wicked weather and a lot of it should stay out of our hair, looking for increase in shower activity and thunderstorms late thursday and early friday morning. and now, the weekend looks mainly dry, slim rain chances

forecast details as we draw closer. 80 today, seminole county and we'll have the sunshine. high clouds and as we take you down to orange county. perfect, 80 winter garden and 79 orlando and goldenrod to christmas, east side orange county looks good and fairly uniform, upper 70s. and brevard county, north end, down i-95, rockledge and cocoa and melbourne and palm bay cashing into the upper 70s, and the day-to-day. sea shore, flagler and volusia county, five or six degrees cooler than the interiors and winds off the atlantic today, and consider the surf temperatures, cool. and enhances the temperature profiles across the region. 80 orlando and vero beach, 77, our forecast for the next 7. looking good. and trend wetter as we get to thursday. you can see the rain chance as we head toward that period of time. that's your forecast.

action, looking good, i love the kid. our last one this morning for you is christopher, looking good in his button up and nice smile to boot. mom and dad, visit our web site for more information on the weather baby segment. www.fox35orlando.com. over to you. >> amy: thanks, coming up next, you know how grocery stores give out the cookie to the kids? >> john: one in ohio trying something different, getting kids to eat a little healthier, coming up. >> amy: time is almost up to ask the doctor, did you get your question in?

answering your quest >> amy: welcome back, on the health watch a study shows teenage girls can prevent breast cancer. >> john: it starts with one simple change to the diet. democrat from the harvard say girls who eat five portions of fruits and vegetables every day reduce their risk of breast cancer by 25% down the road. young adulthood is a crucial window because the diet works best with the body's hormones. and scientists tracked 90,000 u.s. women over two decades and found fiber from fruits and vegetables is the key to it all.

body block estrogen, which is linked to that disease, amy? >> good to know, people are comparing cats and dogs and which is better. now a study from manhattanville college is comparing the owners of cats and docks instead and research says the dog owners are less neurotic than cat owners. and people who own cats showed signs of being anxious and more introverted and dog owners show signs of being happier. and think about it. out for a walk. >> john: and your cat hides inside. a grocery store in ohio is doing its part to keep kids healthy by fruit. a kroger supermarket in greenville has baskets of fruit throughout the store and parents love this change saying it is not a great snack for the kids and distracts them from the junk food as they walk down this aisle, a great idea. we want to check back in with the doctor. and he has been answering your

again. >> nice seeing you again. >> amy: what that are most common questions you are getting. >> atypical symptoms and shoulder pain and how to manage those and what treatments they seek and who shea this see and how often they should be seen and i got a question from a pregnant woman, how she should manage her symptoms. >> what is this number one takeaway you want women to walk away with, what piece of information is most important? >> i think being vigilant and responsible and aggressive. you know, we're all responsible for our own care and i think if you should feel something that doesn't feel normal or right, care. >> amy: absolutely, because the worst thing the doctor can say is, nothing to war about which that! >> and sometimes we find things when people have minimal symptoms.

doctor, again with florida hospital, thank you so much for come on and being our guest. appreciate your time. we have enough time for you to say that the ground hog is or is tomorrow? >> i don't want to speculate. you see... i have the good day ground gator. we'll unveil -- serious, unveil him tomorrow! tomorrow. >> he's sunning himself -- gearing up for the big moment. >> amy: will the gator see his shadow in florida tomorrow! >> john: too soon. you let the gator out of the bag!