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a few vehicles involved, causing significant delays. a lot of backup there overall in the left shoulder but we do have a partial lane blockage there. i'll show you how far that wants backed up, all the way to universal, about a mile. traffic is moving pretty smoothly. it's as bad as you go imagine this time of day. we have another incident on nar cusy at the 528. we have a stalled vehicle, causing a little bit of delays, nothing too significant there. we also have another crash, this one causing pretty significantly delays in both directions. this is at john young parkway in whisper lakes boulevard. be aware if your in either of those areas this morning. take a look right now at your drive times. i-4 eastbound from john young to downtown. it's going to take you about nine minutes right now. i-4 westbound. we'll take you about 12 minutes and on the 408, rouse road to downtown, about 13 minutes. that's it for your live drive traffic.

hampshire primary is now officially underway. >> there's been a big shakeup in the polls, especially on the republican side. the good news is in some of these precincts, nearly everybody's already voted. >> they were the very first ones. we've re-created their boards, producer josh did. they're the first in the nation for primary. population 12, they all pick their candidates. we had nine votes. on the republican side, john kasich got three, donald trump two. and as you can see, they're filling out the board. our board looks very similar. we're impressed by how closely they are related. one of these numbers suggests, not a whole lot in terms of the overall picture. when you look at the college bowl, jeb bush is surging in the new poll.

bush is sitting at 21 %. trump's numbers have dropped from 37 % just on thursday and bush continues to rise up as does john kasich. he is sitting with 13 %. marco rubio has seen his numbers drop since the debate, he's at 12 %. bush was live and campaigning hard last night, explaining how there are a number of critics who dug an early grave for his campaign. >> i've been written off. i've seen obituaries written about myself. >> meanwhile, there's marco rubo on the other side of the momentum. reflecting on his performance during saturday's debate. he's standing by the repeated use of one phrase. we'll play the phrase and hear rube yod's response. >> when i'm elected president, this will become once again the single greatest nation in the history of the world, not the

imposed on us. >> we were asked questions on all sorts of things and the answers were different for all of them. this is what i deeply believe. i know no other way to describe it. >> it really was a debate moment that has stuck with him. >> on the democratic side, bernie sanders continues to pull strong over hillary clinton. the three of point lead of course well within the 5 % margin of error. the cool fact about that new hampshire primary, the small towns can settle their own opening of the polls and close whenever they like. >> hillary got none. >> she got shut. >> only nine people voting, though. >> yeah, four democrats.

dicksville. in volusia county, a 17 -year-old boy is recovering after police say he was stabbed boy a teenage girl. >> this happened around 5:15 last night at that home on sherton road just west of nova in daytona beach. a 16 -year-old stabbed the boy. he was taken to the hospital and underwent surgery. time. the boy was arrested and charged with aggravated battery. new this morning, a home in palm bay is unrecognizable now after it caught fire last night about 6:00 in the evening. no reported injuries, thankfully, at this time. now, all of the survivors have now been rescued after a train crash that happened in germany. at least eight people have died and one sglift others are hurt after two passenger trains collided head on. it happened early this morning

no word yet on the cause of crash. also developing out of brevard this morning, florida and fishing wildlife officers are trying to help a stranded mother whale and her calf. >> trying to come up with a solution. fox 35's dana jay live this morning. and dana, just some great pictures behind you all morning long, but we hope they're able to find their way back out to the ocean. >> yeah, and you know what, fish and wildlife at this point, they say they're just going to let the whales do that. let me go ahead and move out of the way so we can see if we can get you some live pictures of her mamma bailies and the babies here in the inlet. they haven't moved much. i did in the last 30 minutes or so talk to a spokesperson for florida fish and wildlife and he tells me that they're just going to keep an eye on the whales today and see what they do. they really want to whales to go back to the ocean on their own. so some of the things that

monitoring them is make sure that both stay away from them. the whales are very sensitive to sound and so the sound of the boats can be upsetting to them and disorient them and stress them out, for lack of a better term. so that's one of the things that they'll be doing here today. they'll probably monitor by air again, i'm told. but really at this point, they're going to wait and see if the whales go back back to the ocean on their own. they say generally they give them two days to see what they're going to do. meanwhile, the biologists are talking about what they can do if the whales don't go back to the ocean. the inlet is closed, both because of rough waters and because the whales are here now. and it's a wait and see type situation for wildlife officials for people who have gathered here at the inlet, it's just an

i'm freezing this morning, but i really can't complain because this is just so cool, such a neat divinity opportunity. we're standing by, hoping the whales stay safe and go back to the ocean on their own. back to you. >> also today, police are working to crack down on card skimmers at gas pumps. >> what officers are doing and what you could do to try to protect your own information. >> plus, david martin. good morning, amy. hi, john. we are live at universal orlando. we got the guitar, the washboard, the accordion. you know what we could use more of. >> cow bells. >> it's the mardi gras celebration. i can't believe it. that time of year again, the

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discovered that the skimming device, they located it, called the kissimmee department immediately, they responded, confiscated the skimmer. the department urging anyone who may have stopped at this 7 -11 to keep an eye on their bank accounts. any fraudulent charges should be reported to the bank or credit card company as soon as possible. they recommend you use a designated credit card for all gas purchases or good old fashioned gas. make sure you try and use the gas tarngs closest to the front door of the gas station, they're the most visible. 8:15 on the nose, and this is the citrus bowl and the flags flapping around pretty darn good. it's going to be a windy day. we've already set the stage for that. temperatures, as well, on the way down and not recovering all that much. hardly on the way up today.

the mid upper 50s for highs, currently settling and simmering down in the 40s, a couple spots now as you go south of orlando and back out towards our space coast from northern brevard all the way down south. and along i 95 in the turn pike, around 50ish or so. and you factor the winds, feeling a little cooler overall. that will be it case, real gusty winds, from 10 to 20, 25. no gusts today with the wind advisory in effect, so 6:00, especially on aeroial lakes, be icareful out there. wind whipped for sure and some of the gusts approaching 35 or 40. it's one of those days where it's especially cool passing clouds, windy weather, quite cool. 55 for the big drive home at 5:00. your uv index forecast is moving down now between moderate and low because of the influx of cloud cover streaming in pretty head strong at this time right off the gulf of mexico. that will continue to moving in at times, partly sunny or blend

and at times, a cloud may win out, especially north of orlando. cloelder, clearing into wednesday morning. another front now, all things, go figure. another front dropping in from north to south will cool us enough where an active freeze warning will go into effect at 3:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. for tomorrow morning, for alatch lu, marion and flagler county, within the fox 35 viewing area. i want you to know that, pipes, pets, and plants. it looks like it won't be a hard freeze. i wouldn't call it that, but looks like 2 or 3 hours at the gainesville, palm coast, a good two hours plus on that freezing conditions. temperatures at freezing or subfreezing for a span of 2 or 3 hours. let's talk about the day ahead. it is seminole county, my friends. looking good from lake mary to abita, blend of sun and clouds. upper 50s for today. for today in orange county, more of the same, primarily through the upper 50s for metro atlanta and last stop is good old

little higher, closer to 60 when it's alls and done. let's take a look at the remainder where you live. 50s up in alachua for cloud. the theme park territory, closer to 60. vero had about 62 and looks like for tonight, heading down to freezing or subfreezing in particular, gainesville, ocala, and palm coast. we'll find frost going on outside of orlando for seminole, county. consider that. next seven days, ample sun in place, highs primarily through the 50s, overnights through the 30s and by the weekend, we get closer to norm for the season, closer to 70. not quite, and then back down we go again sunday high of 57. that's your forecast. hi. happy tuesday, everybody. we still have a crash on i-4 eastbound at kirkman. we have a left lane blocked, quite a bit of traffic in that area. a lot of. the good news is this congestion really doesn't back up by too much.

there, nothing too significant in that area. another crash on garland and colonial causing significant delays at that intersection in whether directions there. so just be aware of that. use caution and i want to bring you also back out to this earlier crash on john young and whisper lake boulevard. no road block and not causing any delays. everything is looking pretty slow. these are your short drive times, i-4 eastbound to john young downtown, take you about seven minutes, i-4 westbound and the 408, looking good. 35 pump patrol. as always, saving you money. regular gas is $1.61. and you can always check out gas savings on our website. just click on traffic. thank you. it is fat tuesday, mardi gras, in case you didn't know and universal orlando's mardi gras is just getting started.

us a closer look at what's going on and he's found some fun friends. good morning, david. >> we should hire them and bring them on "good day orlando" every morning. what is your favorite part of mardi gras, universal orlando mardi gras? think about that. the beads, the food, the live entertainment, the concerts at night, the the parades, these people? i don't know.

. we have had our eyes glued on the sebastian inlet this morning in brevard county. there's a mother whale and her calf actually stuck in those waters. it's very shallow. she's not supposed to be there and florida fish and wildlife is going to be out there this morning to figure out how to guide her and her baby out into the ocean. in the meantime, we've been getting beautiful pictures of her out there and she's been going up and down, in and out of the water. it's been fun to watch. >> yeah, in that same spot all morning. well, today is fat tuesday and that has us thinking about the big party over the next month or so, couple months at universal orlando.

it features parades, great food, cajun food, and lots of concerts that run through the middle of april. we have a closer look at some of the fun you can expect out there. >> hello, amy and john. good morning to you. i've got my party crew with me this morning. the porch dogs with the accordion, the wash board & guitar plus grey's tree entertainment and one of my very good friends here, show director jason horns. jason. >> whoa, good morning, good to see you. >> it's great to see you. you have one weekend under your belt. how did it go? >> this weekend was fantastic. hunter haze brought out a lot of people and the parade looks amazing this year. >> you have a once a night on saturday and sunday nights. >> select nights between now and april 16th? just weekends but not always every saturday and every sunday. >> what are some of the musical acts we'll get this year? >> we've deposit a great

we've got diana ross, bear naked ladies, key pain, ario speed wagon will be here. i figured you'd love them. nate reduce from fun, he'll come out and do a solo show. so a lot of good stuff. >> when artists sign on for mardi gras, they must like it. a human crowd there. >> come on, 234 joy the parade and throw the beads out to the audience? >> we do. our guests love to collect the beads and we give it to them every weekend. >> and you've got tons of food. >> delicious, yep. chef jason has jam bulia, ben yays, you name it. >> is that because more people >> of course. year. >> why do you think that is? >> because it's fun. this is florida's biggest party and we enjoy giving it to our guests.

>> with universal, i've been here for four years. >> and so areg there any surprises this year over last year that you thought i didn't expect ` that? >> i`{ mean, you learn something new every year, but we try to do something new every year. this year, we have four new floats and tons of new costumes, too. >> and this guy juggling behind us. >> he's very talent, yeah. >> the next show is when the. >> this saturday night, diana ross. >> cannot wait. thank you very much. and we'll see you guys down here at universal orlando this weekend. nice work. >> we did accidentally wear the colors i've got the green. you've got the purple on. all right, still ahead. it is a record year for shark attacks. >> what scientists say is fueling more bites, not only worldwide but also here in the

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. got a whale of a tale for you this morning here on "good day orlando." you can see those whales out there. >> that's amazing. >> hopefully they're able to find their way back out. and i hope for people who watched the show all morning long, they're like, oh, here come the whales again. but i'm enjoying watching them every time it happens so i'm

they gotta find their way back out to sea. >> glad you're with us. happy marry dprau to you. >> everybody looking for bathroomer conditioning right now. whales, manatees, all lined up. today an especially chilly day, 41 in gainesville, 49 orlando and 50s along the space coast and i say especially chilly day because we're only in the mid upper 50s for highs today. that's pretty chilly, and we're well below normal. we should be around 72 or 73. but what's normal anymore the way we've been going. and gusty winds, increased clouds at times, not the overall rule today. and i tell you, as we go through the day part into the afternoon, we'll have our moments of quite a bit of cloud cover and you couple that with gusty winds and temperatures to 56, going to be on the really cool side all day long. by tomorrow, a little smidge cooler. solid mid 50s. some of us may not get out of the low 50s.

no rain with it and for the foreseeable future, looking dry. up, down and all around continues right here. full forecast coming up in ten minutes. happy tuesday, everybody. sky fox over that crash we have on i-4 eastbound here at kirkman road. you can see quite a few vehicles involved there. still have a left lane blocked but the good news is traffic is moving pretty smoothly and not backed up too far back. that's the good news. however, quite a few crashes on other roads this morning. this first one i want to tell you about here, no road block, not causing any significant delays. there's good news there. over on the 417, we actually have back to back crashes, the first on lee, this is the second one at curry ford road, causing there. so just be aware of that, definitely. use caution there this morning. taking a look right now add your short drive times. everything's looking pretty slow, take you about saying minutes.

minutes. but the 408 is looking pretty good. that's if for your live drive back to you. developing out of prevent this morning, something pretty special. florida fish and wildlife is out in sebastian inlet and they're trying to aid a stranded other whale and her calf. all morning. we've been getting a kick out of the images here, dapa. it's gotta be cool where you are and hopefully they're able to >>. >> it is so cool, you guys. we were just talking to a guy who said, there's manatees in here all the time and we're really excited about that. these whales are really something special. and it really, really is very, very rare. for the whales to come into the inlet is incredibly rare. these are endangered right whales. injury some of the largest and most endangered whales that we have mere in florida, a mamma and her baby.

the baby about 18 feet long. here's the thing. fish and wildlife says they know that these are healthy whales. they monitor these whales, they know they're healthy. so there's really no reason for them to be here in the inlet. they don't know why they're doing this. it's a real mystery. the idea was that around 8:00 this morning, fish and wildlife was going to come out, see if the whales were still here, and then see about getting them back out to the ocean because of course the whales first appeared here or first responded here yesterday morning and they spent the day swimming up and back the had inlet. people came out to watch them and the word spread. now what fish and wildlife is telling me is that what they'll do is monitor these whales for a second day. they really are hoping that they will go back out to the ocean on their own. so as they're monitoring them, definitely from the water, possibly with a plane again today. they're going to be making sure that boats stay away from the whales. that's the biggest danger to them at this point, is that

with a boat or get stressed out by the noise of the boats because whales are very sensitive to noise with their sonar and what not. so fish and wildlife is going to spend the rest of the day monitoring these whales. if they don't go back out, they will work with some marine biologists within the agency and some other wildlife agencies to try and develop a pleb for getting them out of here. at this point, is a wait and see and there are mini vans and pick-up trucks and cars pulling inlet. a lot of people will be here to see what those whales do the rest of the day. back to you. >> we got a whale watch on our hands. >> yeah, she's gotta be so cold. it's cold anyway, much less right along the ocean. deputies searching frappe armed robber who may be robberies. >> this is surveillance video inside the kangaroo express near the 408.

the suspect crouching down behind the counter. he then points a gun at the worker. the suspect forced that clerk to empty out the cash register and took off. deputies believe that same man held up another store in orlando just minutes before this one. >> orlando police are on the hunt for the perb who killed two brothers heading to a superbowl party. investigators say 34 -year-old antonio jones and his 16 -year-old brother christian night. their bodies were found at the metro west. anyone with information is asked to call crime line. a luge mile stone for the ucf downtown campus. the orlando city council has officially pledged over $75 million in land and other commitments to the project. that vote was critical to show the ucf board of governors that the city is committed to the project. the board of governors will meet in march and discuss the campus expansion. what you're looking at here is artwork of what the campus would look like if it ends occupy getting built.

along per more and livingston streets. ucf is also hoping to get $20 million in state money. a news alert right now, the white house is asking congress for more than one.. $8 billion in emergency funding and it's all to fight zika. >> that money would cover mosquito control programs and outbreaks and better healthcare for pregnant women. the emergency operation is on a level one status, the highest level, because of the zika outbreak. the cdc has only gone to level 13 other times during the ebola outbreak, the h one n one pandemic, and right after hurricane katrina. president obama is scheduled to submit his 2017 budget to congress later today. coming up, hew jackman with a message for the public. >> what he wants everyone to know about the bandage on his face. >> also, it was on this day on history, 1975 that willy nelson recorded his hit song blue eyes

which singer later played this song on his piano as his last song just hours before he died?

mo . welcome back. it's trivia time on this tuesday. on this day in history, 1975, willy nelson recorded his hit song blue eyes crying in the rain. which singer later played this song ophis piano as his last song just hours before he died? was it bobby daren, jim morrison, or elvis presly? who flayed the song as the last

that's the question this morning. we'll send it out to david martin, joining us live out at mardi gras. anybody know how to play this song on the side co? >> they're playing it right now. >> that's pretty good. nice job, guys. >> andy, what do you think, brother? >> bobby daren. >> bobby daren is the answer from us. >> let's send it over to gina and jayme. what do you guys think? >> i'm gonna say no elvis. i'm gonna eliminate elvis because i feel like i would know that because my dad's a hard core elvis fan. >> let's go with a. >> okay. >> bobby daren.

>> i think it's the man with two first names, bobby daren. >> okay. >> i'm sticking with him today because i have no clue. >> i think they're wrong. i thought when we went to graceland, i thought they told the story about how he played with his friends and died not long arthey sat around the piano and played:. >> it was elvis and i think we have elvis singing it. we're gonna listen here for a little bit. >> yep. there's elvis singing blue eyes crying in the rain. yeah, you're right. he had a couple friends over and within a couple hours he died of that drug over dose. but this is the last song he played. >> luann, you can see her with

>> we're live with the history question. >> i'm blaming ryan for this. >> i'll take responsibility. >> john got it right. >> it paid off. there we go. >> thanks for playing, everybody. let's check ought what is hot in hollywood today. >> sandra joining us live this morning. >> good to see you guys. >> we're starting with a story about hew jackman and i love this because a lot of stars would be embarrassed or not want to show their face if they had to have something removed. but he has been really vocal about the bandage on his face and why he wants people to know about it. >> yes. he posted a picture on instagram and all of our social media talking about how he had his 5th skin cancer removal. i would think after so many times, he is serious and wants to spread the word to everybody to get their skin checked. he was saying this is what happens when you don't wear sun screen.

to get a mole checked out on his nose and turns out he had skin cancer and that picture is after his 5th cancer removal. that's why he's sharing this. it's crazy. he's been battling this since 2013 and he suggests people to get it checked out no matter what. and i thank him for this, because i'm one tanot wear sun screen, but as i get old, i'm learning. he gets his skin checked out every three month and he's tellin what you need to do, especially us living in florida, we're exposed to the sun a lot. >> and when you have fair skin, you're much more susceptible. you gotta be careful of it. good advice. >> is that story here, will smith, every time i see one of the headlines, will smith discusses parenting style. we've heard it so many times now, he's openly discussing it again. what's he saying this time? >> yeah, he's basically discussing how he's dedicateed and he's not like any normal parent. he's a unique parent. and we've heard this multiple

about how he likes to have his kids express themselves. as we know, jaden is now the spokesperson for louie vuton and he does express himself differently than normal teenage boys. so he's saying that as a parent, he doesn't really discipline them. he lets them express themselves and if they fail, they learn from that. so he doesn't really believe in discipline. he just believes in letting them do what they want to do and learning from that. >> wow. >> well, it shows. >> that's his style and you know what, that's not my style. i know that's not your style. >> every parent has the option to do it how they want. >> i know. and i am, when you have money like that and a reputation like that whole family does, it's kind of like how much time -- i'm not saying he doesn't spend time with his kids, but there's gotta be nannies involved l these people.

five years down the road if his kids turn out great or if his kids turn out bad, can you then say, well, your parenting style is messed up? will that be a fair assessment? because good parents turn out bad kids. >> i think hollywood people are on a whole different planet from the rest of us. i don't know how normal people can compare to that. you live in a fish bowl with millions of dollars. >> yeah, exactly. i was thinking that, too. he hangs out with the geners, the kardashians. it's kind of hard to think like normal people in this real world. so it's just like, you know, i don't -- it's a good question. i have no idea. >> it's planet hollywood. >> it really is. >> by the way, didn't you say beaver's coming to town? >> yeah, beaver's coming in june. do you want to go, ray? >> yes, i do, actually. i can't get tickets and i work on a radio station.

>> but i want to go. that won't be weird at all. >> i don't think it's bad parenting. >> you're good. you're good. >> thanks so much. good to see you. >> my parents took us to a bon jovy concert when we were kids. that was risque. here's your temperatures for you right now, your 40s and a couple of spots now registering somewhere in the low 50s. going to be a cool day today, real windy out there. you can see winds now starting to gen up and blossom quite nice. this is the case since early this morning and that will be big weather headlines today. extremely gusty winds and when we factor that in with temperatures only in the mid and upper 50s, we're quite cool today. so just one of those rare days we have around these parts. i call it florida cold, here today, gone tomorrow. this may not be the case. let's explain with our uv index first and foremost, heading down between the moderate and lower range today.

for a marginal increase in clouds from time to time. it's become very evident on our infrared satellite. shots from space and features highlights with the overall cloud cover. it look like again this next wave, ramping up and getting ready to move on through. is it going to be an awful day today? no, hardly, but cool and if you don't like it that way, you may go scurrying for warmth as we indulge on the afternoon and evening, but also for the overnight as we see temperatures for orlando metro by 5:00 a.m., coursing through those upper 30s. the outskirts of town, likely finding patchy, scattered frosts and wind protected areas and we've got a full on freeze warning now for marion, alachua and flagler along our east side beaches, all over the county, even the sea shore from hammock and palm coast, all the way out to benel, experiencing freezing temperatures for a span of about 2 -plus hours, gainesville and ocala in the range of 2 or 3 hours. i'm not necessarily a hard

so you want to certainly take precaution, cover up sensitive plants and tender ornamentals and bring in pets that they can be glad you did. only mid to upper 50s on the sand, 2 or 3 put plus northeast swell continues. much bigger yesterday. south florida getting the goods. i've received numerous pictures from friends rubbing it in back home in lauderdale. it's been firing down there. wave plots showing that increase, highs 20 feet east of the florida shores and that energy fills in down with favorable west winds. you've got a party. beginers, you may want to relax and sit this one out. high and low tide cycles, a high tide now here at 9:12. low tides, 3:20. notice the water temperatures, down through the 50s and 60s in coastal sections of brevard county. for today, we got your 50s. all about the 5s and then again, 60 at melbourne, a little warmer indian river county.

gainesville, palm coast add ocala. a freeze warning going into effect from 3:00 a.m. to roughly 9:00 a.m. wednesday morning. prepare yourselves for that. windy, cooler weather tomorrow. drop it a couple notches and back up we go by friday and saturday. closer to normal, 70, p back down again by sunday. no rain chances for at least the next several days. that's your forecast. got a little housekeeping here. we call it the weather baby segment. it's gaven and grant, everybody. the dynamic duo. the brothers enjoying a little festivity time there during the christmastime and we love this shot, mom and dad. thank you, judge so very much. visit our website for more fox 35 orlando.com. >> happy tuesday, everybody. giving you guys another live look, i-4 eastbound here at kirk multiple. we still have that crash. the good news is, it's over to the left ` shoulder. not causing any delays anymore so very good news there. we do however have a couple other crashes i want to tell you about.

on silver star in hiawatha not causing any delays on silver star. nothing to be too concerned about. however, we do still have those back to back on the 417 southbound. we had some earlier backups but the delays aren't too significant anymore. so good news there. taking a look now at your drive times. everything still looking okay on i-4. i-4 westbound from lake mary to colonial, 21 minutes right now. i-4 eastbound from the attractions, or 17 minutes from the atracks to downtown, 21 minutes. from the 408, looking pretty much up to speed. that's it for your traffic. back to you. florida hanging onto title as shark bite capitol of the world. >> what scientists say arecusing more attacks here and worldwide. first, our pet of the day. we want to say good morning to big foot, the cat. he's got big feet. >> paws, if you will. >> if you want your pet to be featured as our pet of the day,

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behind donald trump in this. it's really to shake thing up. all the nup and endorsements could come right back. it should be interesting to watch. lots to watch today. >> how about this, wild florida from snakes to sharks. >> 2015 saw a record setting 98 shark attacks worldwide. that is ten more than the previous record that was set in the year 2000. 59 of those attacks last year happened in the u.s. 30 of florida. and of those in florida, brevard county led the state with eight attacks followed by volusia, with seven attacks. experts say the attacks are expected to continue to rise as human population grows and shark populations start to recover. there's a look at some of the bites that we had here. they also blamed the warmer migration patterns. >> we have a lot more coming up at 9:00. >> beyonce starting to get a little political. why the former mayor ruly jewel yawn ay is calling her superbowl

in a good way. >> plus, peter brooke chocolates is here with samples, sure to get you in the mood for valentine's day. gotta love that. and david martin getting you in it's fat tuesday. morning to you. one again, we've been live all morning at universal orlando celebrating the mardi gras party. i can't believe it, but diana ross, coming this saturday. that's your next chance to see this beautiful performance. parades, beads, food, and live entertainment and a lot more fun here. we've got more details about

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