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>> nothing is ever as bad as it seems! >> it's over! >> no, don't say that! >> amy: do you remember she played fran's mom on the nanny. now rene taylor has her own one woman show, she's bringing it to central florida. but before she does that, she's joining us live right here on the curvy couch. on "good day orlando." i can't wait. plus, david martin. >> reporter: hi, amy, hi, john we parked our beautiful live truck at the corner of turn creek and kaley avenue to give you word of a must visit valentine's day shop where they combine coffee and flowers and a lot of help for you guys out there as well. we'll talk to them on the 9 o'clock hour of... >> "good day orlando"! [cheers] >> barry white! 70 degrees right now, jayme,

>> jayme: 72. >> john: we're there! >> jayme: and we only grow in temperatures, and, we only grow in the temperatures, as they go through the day today. a record for orlando is about 86, that was back a couple of years ago, 2014 and will be one of those days where we get close, i'm thinking 72 ocala and 71 leesburg and 72 kissimmee an melbourne, city by the sea in the space coast, showing us 73. looking now, front marching on steadily through the southeast and inheriting the high rain chance, the panhandle and we'll get our share very, very, very late tonight and the wee early morning hours of thursday and chance of rain goes up and up. today the chance is slight. a stray afternoon shower, and didn't shock you, 20% chance on that and the chance grows from ocala up to gainesville. i think by around mid-afternoon, late afternoon, probably as high as 40 or 50% and late tonight we fill in that void, bringing in

locations, 60% for our thursday. and like magic, returns friday and high of 65 and up, down and all around for the weekend. one think we find is a returning rain chance saturday and sunday. over to you. >> good to know. developing this morning the search is on for a gunman after two people were shot at an orlando apartment complex. >> we learned one of this victims has died. it happen after 10:30 last night at the complex on cypress woods drive. investigators trying to piece together what happened. one neighbor said he heard five gun shots. >> i heard five gun shots. yeah, and i'm a former marine and i know the sound of gunfire. immediately afterwards i heard a woman screaming. and i didn't know where it was coming from. >> john: right now detectives suspects. investigators say they cannot yet release the name of the person who died. there is no word yet on how the second shooting victim is doing. >> also new this morning, a cool

parents after threats were made on-line involving students. >> amy: maitland police say they learned of their threats last weekend, posted to social media and on monday, maitland middle school's principal started to send out messages to parent at home. addressing some of the safety concerns and it calls for parents to make sure their kids are following the dress code. while details about the actual threats were not included, one parent says and in -- instagram post hint at possible gang ties. >> john: the withes candidates are getting ready for next tuesday's primarial donald trump looking to -- primary. donald trump looking to regroup after the second place finish and rain has the latest. >> ryan: he'll have one less candidate to detail with. rand paul says he's out now. ending his presidential campaign. we talked about the iowa showings.

health care buy huckabee and trump reminding the rally he finished ahead of marco rubio and, the media missed that and he said humorous way. he has a huge lead in the new hampshire polls, for the first time admitting he made a mistake by skipping the last g.o.p. debate in iowa. >> i think i would have done probably a little better in iowa had i not, you know, gone out and wanted to do that event for the vets but, i'm very happy with second place finish. >> and marco rubio is getting a big boost from the third-place finish in the south. south carolina u.s. senator tim scott now endorsing marco rubio for president. the reason he said marco rubio's best because of his foreign affairs experience and chairs the committee of foreign relations in the u.s. senate. ted cruz apologizing for a false claim made by another candidate. he admits a member of his staff told iowa caucus attendees ben carson was dropping out of the race and he insists it was a mistake, not an attempt to steal

he was not happy and he said while he accepts the apology believes the campaign staffer who leaked the story should be fired. and jeb bush on a new hampshire -- come avenue a disappointing 6th place finish in iowa, addressed the town hall meeting at franklin pierce university. lindsey graham who recently endorsed him introduced him to the crowd. on the democratic side, hillary clinton and bernie sanders in the granite state and sanders refusing to participate in the presidential debate in new hampshire and calls for clinton to agree on his conditions for a future debate. one of the major hold-ups and, meanwhile bernie sanders is now calling his close race uniowa a major come back. he's refusing to concede in iowa, and the team wants to really look at clinton's narrow victory there. and polls show bernie sanders is way out front in new hampshire.

the first case of the zika virus is in dallas, and was spread through sexual contact. and has a lot of people going, what the heck! luanne is joining us to explain more. >> luanne: a lot of people talking about this story this morning. this is the first time health officials believe it ever happened. now the cdc says the man from dallas was infected after having a sexual relationship with a person who returned from venezuela. zika virus is a mosquito borne illness. quickly spreading across latin america and the caribbean. the main concern is for pregnant women because it can cause birth defects in their new babies. until now, most cases in the u.s. have been from those who traveled to one of those affected countries and despite the new case in dallas, health officials say there is no reason to panic just yet. >> should not be concerned about sexual transmission, that is one case, i talked to dr. freeden, the head of the cdc and he said

see a sustained sexually transmitted spread. >> luanne: in florida the florida department of health is reporting 6 new cases of the zika virus in our state. officials say those cases are believed to have been brought in from out of the state. the total number of travel related cases here in the state of florida now stands at 9:00. guys, over to you. >> john: still to come, get your new year's resolution on track. >> amy: how to meet those goals if you have been derailed. it happens. comi stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stre-eam stre-e-e-e-eam

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>> john: 70 degrees at 9:12 in the morning. good start to the day. i don't think -- somebody said it is too warm, too early. i dare to disagree! >> amy: it will change! >> john: all right, for many of us, february is a time for our new year's resolution and they fall apart! mine is this sit behind you. but there are simple truths to help get those resolutions back on track. look at that. we match today! and steve noviello joins us live

us how to get back on track! we need help, steve. >> i hear you need help finding a new year's resolution. you didn't have one this year. >> amy: i'm very lazy. >> yes. not only can you get back on track but we can make it the restart of the new year as well. it is february and you think i didn't get around to it. maybe i'll try next year. no! it is not too late. the first thing i want you to do is start with a specific goal. weight loss or saving money or exercising, whatever it is be specific. the more specific your goal the more likely you are to achieve it and it is about making a plan, how many pounds will i lose and how much money will i save? how much more time will i spend with the kids? you must have a plan after your specific goal because we talked before on the show. a plan is called a wish and that is not what we're looking for. >> amy: and you are talking

dream big but think small and otherwise you overwhelm yourselves, right? >> and the other thing we fall into, i have all the time in the world, like when i do financial planning and they say i need to save $100,000 for my kid to go to college and they are just born and i have 18 years to do it. i'll do it tomorrow. next think you know it is 17 years later and you are scrambling. same with the resolution, right? instead of saying i'll save $500 between now and christmas, make it easier and say i'll save $20 a week between now and december and see how it goes. i'll lose two pounds a week. not a dress size by the time memorial day gets here. that way two things happen, first a much easier and more attainable goal and because you'll be rewarded with incremental success the chance of being inspired by your own success to keep on getting more success, greatly increases. >> amy: i like that. this is interesting, too, failure?

i like -- actually like the diet plans that say, you get a cheat day, you i think that helps you to get through it. >> they say that if your goal becomes more valuable than your temptation you will reach the goal but, on some days the chocolate cake looks a heck of a lot better than i picture myself looking in a swimsuit on the beach, and sometimes i have chocolate cake. it will happen, folks but here's the deal. it can happen once in that forever. don't let failure derail your plan and understand, look, this moments. i may fail, as opposed to, taking the failure and letting it completely scrap your entire plan. i want you to find the teachable moment in the failure. what was it about the week i couldn't save the $20? what was it about the weak i couldn't get to the gym? understand where your weakness are and they may become

ways to do that is let somebody else know about your plan, be accountable to somebody other than yourself because let's be honest if you tell everybody on the block you will lose 20 pounds and you gain 15, shame! may be your best motor variety! motivator. >> amy: terrible but i like it! you are good. thank you. >> good to see you. >> amy: take care, talk to you soon. 9:16. going from steve in dallas to jayme in the weather center. >> jayme: temperatures now in the 70s. looks like a nice afternoon. if you like it warm. as we approach record high temperatures. mainly for orlando, looking for 84 for a high, record is 86. goes back to 2014. not longstanding. a couple of years. 70s now, again all locations, down south, east and west. a warm morning, one of the causes is the approach of the

anchored well east of the shoreline over the distance at that point in time atlantic and in diced a south and -- induced a south and southeast wind flow, raising the stakes, warm today. and uncharacteristically for the month of february. should be 72 and we're blowing the socks off of that. hour-by-hour forecast, accu-weather times an temps. mostly cloudy and stray shower wouldn't shock me, 20% chance, that said, not everybody sees raindrops and chance will be higher overall from ocala up to gainesville north of that, toward the florida-georgia line. possible records today, far out of reach, melbourne and datona beach and orlando at the airport, 86, the record. you see what i'm doing, we'll watch it. uv index around a 5, moderate range, peak sun times after the noon hour at 12:09. i mention the chance of rain on the rise. happens for our thursday. 60%-type coverage. friday, the rain is out of here.

kick off the weekend. friday looks good. saturday and sunday up for debate now. bring back semblance of a rain chance, cooler temperatures by sunday. the rain again playing out, model forecast shows just about everybody seeing raindrops, some again could be heavy and as far as the risk of severe weather, not seeing it. the accumulation process here looking for the heaviest amounts never north central florida and exponentially farther south, lesser chances for heavier rain toward far south florida. rainy tomorrow and not friday and back at it again, 40%, saturday and sunday. that's your forecast. over to you. >> time for your cool school of the week. >> john: we're in seminole county to check out how cool winter springs high school is. they have the coolest high school. >> it is beautiful!

good morning! >> reporter: hey, guys, we have been -- we went a little early let me see what they've got, coach! >> set the record straight! >> reporter: come on! [cheers] >> reporter: all right, guys, bear with me. my first cool school ever and it is fan. we have the award, winter springs high school, and, i'll give it to my friend, shauna. shauna, tell me what you and your team here at winter springs have accomplished recently. >> we just won district championship in basketball. >> reporter: the first time the girls have won the championship in basketball since when. >> 2002. >> reporter: 2002! huge! awesome, thanks. who is this guy?

you are a pretty good... [inaudible]. team. >> we have an amazing team and state. and hoping to do it this year. >> you are a national champion yourself, right? >> yes. >> good and, mickey reynolds, i know it is not all about sports at winter springs high school, you have unique programs here? >> we do, we have a strong academic college prep program and lots of advanced placement and programs on renewable energy, construction, hospitality an tourism, digital design, tv production, all kind of things. >> and, back to you guys, i promise john one thing, he was going to tell me how cool the kids here at winter springs are and you have a special shoutout. >> we have amazing people at the school, and we always have fun! and, i want to give a special shoutout to my best friend,

out to my mom and sister and brother! >> and, thanks, guys! thanks for being a cool school! >> amy: that is gorgeous. >> john: like you're on broadway. nice out there. >> amy: fancy stuff. >> john: time to vote for the next cool school of the weeks. we have lyman, mt. dora, ocoee and cocoa high. to vote text corresponding 87057. 1, 2, 3 or 4, message and data rates may apply and you may receive up to one text message in response to your entry and friday. >> amy: we get hundreds and hundreds of votes. your vote counts, be sure and >> john: get your valentine's day shopping done in one stop. >> amy: a great idea. david martin joins us live from the coffee garden in orlando.

coffee shop, also sells flowers and art. i'm looking at art by city commissioner patty sheehan. you can get coffee and flowers and also this week something special for valentine's day. joyce adams, the owner will tell us about something special, a

have a poem for . >> john: stop stressing about buying the perfect valentine's gift this year. >> amy: they have a little bit

>> including coffee. >> amy: you can't go wrong. you'll find something you like there, david, for who ever you love! >> john: the coffee is terrific and they just got an award. >> we were one of 28 coffee shops to not miss in orlando. >> reporter: the coffee garden. joyce adams owns it. you have a special announcement go! >> we may be crazy but we'll be the only florist in orlando to be open 24 hours with a drive through florist. >> reporter: the night before valentine's day. >> 3:00 saturday afternoon the 13th to 3:00 the 14th. >> reporter: no excuse to not get your sweetie a -- flowers because joyce will be open 24 hours. let's talk to the vep dors here who come into the shop occasionally. and, tomorrow night is a big night for guys to get something for their sweetheart.

kim, what is -- >> we do mobile paint parties and you can sign up for a paint night paint night, february 7th. >> and a good gift idea. and, february 10th, we can have an early value types day night and you have a big vendor who makes customized cards. >> and i card you and you can must have messages or they are blank, for the guys night or make their own! >> reporter: what time. >> 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. >> reporter: and gentlemen you can make your own custom jewelry thanks to mary jo. and origami owl. >> this is my favorite locket. it is called the choose happy locket. i like it because it has a pink flamingo and i like them. >> reporter: and you can your own jewelry. and make something for theresa

paul makes poems. custom poems and will make one for you. what a great gift idea. you have made a poem that amy kaufeldt can give to her husband brian. >> true. for brian. you can look until you're blind, i swear you'll never find a father and husband more sweet, silly and kind. for his wife and children, brian will go to any end. amy, we're truly lucky to have shared 12 years with your best friend. >> is that not special? >> beautiful! >> on the spot. the guy writes these on the spot from a typewriter, that is how old? >> 79 years old. and he's funding his way through college. what is this web site for people to enjoy your spot. >> coffee garden florist.com and go to the facebook page and keep up with our events. >> reporter: open every day, monday through friday.

saturday 8:00 to 1:00 and gourmet waffles on saturday. >> reporter: a round of applause! back to you in the studio. >> john: the only thing you -- to make you wince in pain is if the other team scores on super bowl sunday. >> amy: but what about when it

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>> announcer: you're watching "good day orlando" on fox 35. >> john: it makes no sense. >> amy: national carrot cake day. >> john: carrots. >> amy: john has a problem with something healthy and -- >> give me chocolate cake, chocolate cake, unhealthy, unhealthy. >> amy: good to know! >> john: nobody cares, 9:31. nobody cares about me. quebec, i'm john brown. >> amy: it is okay. i'm amy kaufeldt. we want to get you caught up on the headlines. 9:31. police looking for several

county. and it happened at the cypress woods apartment comet public late last night -- complex, late last night. two we'll were shot and one died and detectives are working to figure out the motive. >> john: orange county, two teens plead guilty in an armed carjacking and kidnapping to a federal agent and they could get up to 25 years in prison. 19-year-old dante askins and gregory mcdonald pleaded guilty. they and other teens kidnapped a federal agent from texas vacationing in orlando and the agent was pistol whipped and held for two hours. police say the onstar called the vehicle and the teens ran away and the victim was able to escape. this teens were all captured. >> the school district cannot reach an agreement with the teachers union, teachers are not being treated fairly, they say and deserve higher wages, teachers lined up outside holding signs and chanting.

teachers received a 2.4% pay increase last year and the district is everything a raise of 2.25%. the district added they are willing to negotiate to try to settle the issue. >> in volusia county, the school district says their negotiations reached an impasse. the district says their offer of a pay raise was rejected. last week teachers protested what they are calling unfair treatment. >> amy: time for your morning business headlines and for that, right to the fox business network studios in new york city, lauren simonetti is standing buy. good to see you! >> good morning. nice to e sea see you as well. >> amy: how are markets looking. >> john: dow was down 300 yesterday and looking at the dow, it is up 87 points and we'll see if the gains hold. now oil is up and that is a big reason why stocks are following suit. >> amy: all right, good to hear. this is interesting. your smartphone will soon be able to withdraw cash.

>> in two ways. first the big news is by the end of the year you will have 40,000 atms able to give you cash without you putting a debit card in to get it thanks to wells fargo and jpmorgan chase and bank of america. technology goes one of two ways. you have an app on your phone and get a digital pin you type in, to the atm and basically pulp the atm and i aim going to the bank, how much i need and they give you the code or invest in hardware they can install and like apple pay, tap your phone on the machine. and i'm hearing you will not just get 20s or 100s, you can get any denomination. >> amy: i always need tens and they are all 20s. interesting, i like that idea! and, they need to figure out if

is a problem? >> we're doing everything on our phones, that is the big concern. privacy. folks would argue the security experts argue that the magnetic trip, going to chip and pin technology the magnetic strip is so dangerous, almost anything is better. >> amy: love you, see you later. >> all righty. >> amy: thanks, bye. catch lauren each week day morning on fbn a.m. and not sure where to go, go to fox business.com/channel finder. jayme king. >> jayme: forecast update, 9:35. the time on this wednesday, mid-week peek and we have your temperatures, sailing through the 70s, looking good. wow, look at titusville. updated live, and we have 77. cold front on the way. things get a little cooler and wetter for us as we head to

a slight chance for today. 20% and higher in ocala and gainsville and everybody gets the band of rainfall. showers and isolated storms but at this juncture i don't think anything severe. nothing to worry about. no tornado threat, coming done the line. mostly cloudy, shower chance 20% an 79 toward 5:00, and 74 by 8:00 and remain warm through sundown. has not been the case as of late but times are changing and we have rainy weather tomorrow, looking good friday and more rainfall settling in saturday and super bowl sunday, i'll talk more about both coming up in your full forecast in 10 minutes. >> thank you, jayme king, appreciate it. 9:36 on "good day orlando." and super bowl sunday is almost here. you know, for people with heartburn it can be a rough day, because let's face it. you are not feeling quite yourself and you have dr. james rosser with florida hospital,

about it. appreciate you being here. >> you brought in food. >> we try to tackle heartburn and you think you will eat healthy on super bowl sunday. it ain't gonna happen. back it done and let's go overrules to get through it. >> john: i like that. you know going in it will not be a great situation. what are trigger foods. >> the trigger foods are all here before you. heavy fatty foods. foods with red tomato base, carbonated beverages and the wings and you look at this, hey, it is your first thing. picker poison. know your trigger foods and if i had to eliminate something, i would pick the wings. into keep the wings. >> i would not need the pizza. >> i'm with you, because carbs

>> exactly and the other thing i believe i would substitute this. with water. and, especially water that is not carbonated because it can be bad, too. go ahead and pick -- we have chips and this next thing is, hey, remember take your medicine early. take it early. you know you will be doing the wrong thing. take it early. now, here prilosec, take it hazy of time and zantac works earlier. and take chewables and what people don't know and it is kind of a secret, is the liquid. the liquid, ant acids are better than the pills. >> john: really? >> go ahead, you know you will do wrong, take it early. >> john: lighter breakfast or lunch, leading into that? >> one of this big problems is as you feel your stomach back you get pressure -- fill your

pushes the acid into the esophagus and we have a problem and where it comes from. be careful, skip -- not skip but eat a small breakfast. small lunch, because you know you will eat volume, right? >> john: i have been drinking a lot of this. coconut. >> the coconut water actually is alkaline and counter acts the acid, why you want the coconut water and i use this as a chaser. if you will have alcohol, drink plenty of water but i like alkaline and coconut water. you can have red sauce, drink coconut water. it will counteract the acid and -- >> out of time. final advice. you know where you will go wrong, what do you need to keep in mind. >> first of all, during halftime, get a football, start throwing the football and think

manning, the activity gives you great die gestion and stay your butt with one party, you will lose count and blow the whole thing. >> john: thanks, good to see you. >> god bless you, always love being here. i'll eat the wings! yeah! >> john: amy! >> amy: couldn't you burn calories by running from party to party? if you run? i'm throng that out there. still to come, people are stripping down and running in

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>> welcome back. saturday, so much fun, the annual cupid's undie run, they strip down to the undies and run for a good cause. it is for a great cause and benefits the children's tumor foundation. today we're joined by the race director, and the mayor of belle isle, bill brooks and his

and dr. christina. thanks for being here. so much. really appreciate it. >> so much fun. it has been going on how many years? >> 4th year. and happens all over the country and i followed you guys on the twitter and noticed all the other cupid undie runs going on everywhere. not only would you be running in your underies... >> 36 cities in the u.s. and three in australia, over 39 cities across the world and we hope to raise $5 million. >> this is close to your heart. she has grown up with the issues you guys are running for. >> a genetic disorder, inherited and 50% of the cases are spontaneous, and she has tumors throughout her body and severe scoliosis of the spine and 2

this and cupid's undery run y undie run is to is a great cause to donate to the tumor foundation, the leading organization raising money for research to find the treatment and cure. >> amy: how much fun is it to watch everybody get out in their under wear and ac crazy? you must love it. >> it is funny. i like watching them all and, it is pretty funny. >> amy: you have an x-ray we want to show everyone so they have a better idea of the x-ray of lilly-ann we'll show. and doctor you can sound off on this, too. do we have the x-ray? they are working on it. we'll have it here in a minute. what is it like to grow up with something like this? how has it provided lots of challenges for you. >> it is hard because i look different than other kids and there is some pain involved. because as you can see, my back

degree angle and it causes pain and i just fight through it and say, not let it define me. >> amy: you are brave. she has been our guest -- the third time now, third year in a row? >> yes. >> amy: tell me about these conditions. how are we progressing in finding cures? >> well, it is a team effort and, what the children's tumor foundation does is bring people together to find cures an therapies for this. for instance one of the things they're doing now is called a consortium for research, i'm involved in one that is a $3 million project and shared among researchers across the u.s. and one in germany and we work together and share our data before it is published and goes on a controlled web site. where we can look at each other's work to try and find drugs that are going to at least stop the tumors from growing, if

>> amy: you guys are heros and in helping raise money so the great doctors can continue to do their work and research and we'll share the fun stuff lilly ann -- >> will you wear some of the stuff? >> yes. >> amy: this will be one of the warmest places you'll do the run. up knot -- north they'll love it. >> go to cupid's undie run.com and select orlando as a city or donate if you aren't up to the pg-13 skivvies. >> amy: it is pg-13. a lot of fun. i love these socks, i'm with cupid. the information on your screen. >> and we brought you the under undies! >> amy: look at those! look at those! i love them! i love this, too.

the "i'm with cupid" nice robe. a terry cloth robe and depending on the amount of money folks raise they can get the backpack! an official timbuktu backpack. >> and carry your clothes for after the race. >> and the nice program, a warm weather city. 30 or so of this cities will be in the snow. imagine this race, in the snow, how it started in washington, d.c. and, the cool thing about our run, we're raising money for research that goes -- lilly ann is trying to get into clareningal trial and, a doctor is conducting clinical trials and the cool part about orlando, we're raising money in orlando for the children's tumor foundation and some money is coming back to orlando for research. over a half million dollars is come to research in florida alone. >> amy: love you, girl! >> thank you. >> amy: see you again. great to see you, doctor. i'll be there -- i don't know if

y underwear, though. >> jayme: your forecast update, temperatures now, stream nicely, through the 70s, got your mid and upper 70s and coastal brevard county and outside of that stretch, back to the lower and middle 70s, bottom line, 7 as in 70, back to the 80s today. and this guy changes our weather world, big time. not necessarily today, a little touch of extra rain chances today. 20%, at best, for metro orlando and a touch higher, wee bit higher to ocala and gainsville. by around mid-afternoon. i think the chances start to really swell up during that time. mostly cloudy, stray shower chance at 20%. drive home at 5:00, will be warm. around 80, and should get into those low and mid 80s for highs today. the record for orlando, for this day, going to be around 86. set in 2014. hardly longstanding, we'll flirt with that mark. 84 degrees, looking for melbourne and you guys in datona beach a little out of reach with our forecast high.

into the 80s for records. today. a very warm day, a beach day here on this third day of february. again the front moving in, behind that we substantially dry things out. after the initial burst of rainfall. could be locally heavy in spots. as far as severe weather is concerned, i'm not digging that notion now. we'll leave the forecast again. rain yes. and potential for damaging wind, or isolated tornadoes, business like that, i don't think will ham. tomorrow. here. raindrops. maybe returning by saturday and super bowl sunday, high sunday of 62 and showers likely for at least this first part of the day. that'ser forecast. -- that's your forecast. emerson, one of our weather babies. a young man wearing a tie. right there, everybody. lukas.

look at him, no doubt, his first birthday cake. happy birthday, little buddy. visit our web site for more. www.fox35orlando.com. over to you. sir. right? now rene taylor has her own one central florida. >> amy: and is joining us live!

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>> nothing is ever as bad as it seems. >> it is over! we split up! >> don't say that! oh! >> it was the worst fight we ever had! >> john: on the left, renee taylor playing the nanny's mother, sylvia, and now she has a one woman comedy show and is coming to central florida. >> amy: and she's joining us live to tell us about it. great to see you. how much fun was that! how much fun did you have doing the show.

it has been 20 years. and we still talk about it and tell the jokes and i still wear the clothes. >> amy: and you were just at fran's wedding not long ago. >> she's so much fun and so happy. i called her and asked her to send pictures for your show. >> john: we have a few of the pictures and we'll flip through some. and i mentioned, you are here and your show is called my life on a diet. there they are! >> 50th wedding anniversary, took me and my husband out! >> amy: how fun! look at that! >> love the outfit and your show is called my life on a diet. what is that about. was eating. some people remember what they were wearing. and i remember, oh, i was on this diet and that diet and right now i'm on the vegan diet. except when i have to have a steak and then i'm off the diet. i'm up and down.

to the theater, let's serve champagne and people will come back and take a picture because they love to do that and they said, it is a school, we can't have champagne and we'll have apple cider. so, people come afterwards, will come back stage and they'll just get apple cider. >> amy: you can toast together? >> i love to take pictures with people. >> amy: i love it. you're a florida girl and grew up in miami beach. >> miami beach high and south beach elementary school. >> amy: i love the story, you said in the commercial break, you were 15 and moved to hollywood and cut school al the time and go to the movies. >> all day long. i would see a movie three, four, five times and my mother would come down, the aisle with a flashlight and say get back to class. >> john: you say the hollywood scene, 50, 60 years. >> i guess i must be over 60.

met and you say, wow! look back, that was the big star! >> well, talk about it in the show, i asked what diet she was on and she said she ate grapes, every kind, frozen, so i ate them, pits and all and she said, for her skin, she put vasoline all over her and, she took a bath for three hours... but i just slipped under the tub!