bed and bathrooms that make them better. >> welcome back. good to see you thon thursday morning. so glad you're here. i'm amy kaufeldt. >> i'm john brown. >> first, a frosty start to this thursday. part of central florida is freezing. scwhr a drive loses control and crashes into the house. we'll tell you what he did before the crash that got him arrested. >> the irs website under attack. cyber thieves have stolen more

we'll have details of what's being done to make sure they don't get their hands on your money. >> you only got the pin if your information was compromised in the first place. >> what do you do? >> i don't know. >> do you not file. >> we're not this year, jamye. we got hacked last year, we're not doing it. >> forget it. >> that's right. >> we have 30 at palm coast, it was 40 the last half hour, upper 30s. sanford, seminole county a degree above freezing, and the list goes on and on and on. freeze warn together north. frost advisory to the south, about you all areas subject to some pretty good frost accumulations, especially as you go north of metro orlando. the winds right now are fairly calm, very, very light, generally about five mirps or less, but the latest windchill

sanford feels like 29. let's talk about temps because they're popping up today, eventually by the afternoon. mid 60 with warmer times ahead, ample sunshine in place, looking good. i'll do you better. by tomorrow, solid mid 70s comes back and the weekend fairly mild, sunshine and looking good. we'll have more coming up straight ahead much here's gina. >> hi there. happy thursday, everybody. we have a new crash here on obt at la keen quinn that drive. no road block. kennedy boulevard is shut down from johnson to college avenue because of a water main break that happened a couple of days ago. here's pictures from the scene, live pictures.

crew s did work all day yesterday and coming back out today. we have a crew on scene who tells us that road should be reboipped tonight, but we'll keep you updated on those conditions. looking at your drive times. i-4 from lake mary to colonial will take 16 minutes, i-4 eastbound from the attractions to downtown about 15 minutes, and the 408 is up to speed. that's it for live drive >> a corrections deputy is out on bond. barre taylor was honored as deputy of the year in 2013. it was inmates who alerted a jail supervisor about a relationship. the sheriff's office says the deputy taylor and the inmate had sex on multiple occasions while she was under his watch. taylor was arrested and immediately fired. >> i can't tell you how much it angers me.

this agency works hard everyday to predict our professionalism and our citizens and something like this serves to take that away. >> taylor bonded out of jailhl overnight on a 5,000-dollarlh bond. he's facing charges of sexual misconduct. developing in orange county, a family is waking up with a massive hole in their house. >> a trooper said a driver slammed into that home. it happened at the intersection of rio grande avenue and 19th street in orlando. andrea jackson is live, right outside of the ho us this morning. it looks like they've got things boarded up there. >> good morning to you, amy and john. the boards are up and there's a few pieces of cement down there by the corner, including cement cinder blocks as well. we understand the car involved in this crash was involved in a hit and run on colonial near i-4 yesterday. it happened around 3:00 p.m., a 2014 mazda four-door lost

here at 1907 rio grande avenue, luckily no one in the house was hurt. the 27-year-old mail was taken into custody by opd for the priest hit and run crash. we understand that no one was hurt inside of the house. the family inside is staying at a near by hotel, the power has been turned off. they have to make arrangements arrangements to fix the house and get the power up and running. as far as the driver of the cargoes, we expect to learn more about him today, including his identity and what if any other charges he will be faced. live in orange county, fox 35 news. >> fox 35 has learned that the man who killed two deputies in maryland was wanted by police here in central florida. this began yesterday around lunchtime. a deputy responded to a disturbance at a restaurant north of baltimore, that's where 67-year-old david evans opened fire, killing the deputy. a second offense was killed in a shootout with evans.

the sheriff says despite the loss of his two deputies, he's thankful that bystanders were not hurt. >> thankful that the strawj was full and no one else there or at the second scene which is down the hill was injured. >> there was a warrant out for his arrest for assaulting an officer in orange county. >> in lake county, a police officer is fighting for his life after he was badly burned in an accident. his father, who is also a police officer in clermont, asking for your prayers now. clermont police officer kris kruse is now in the intensive care unit, he was hurt on sunday when a gas tank exploded right near a bonfire on super bowl sunday. officials say that he attempted to move that tank to a safer place when it blew up. over 60% of his body is now burned. doctors say he has just a 50/50 chance. his father, jack, who also works

that it was his dream to work with his son. >> my dream was always to be able to work with him and we were able to do that we had a couple of shifts together. it was something that we had looked forward as a father and son. >> kris is currently in stable condition. his parents says that he needs to completely stable before he can begin getting skin graph. the clermont police department posted this photograph of chris and his dad on facebook, followed up by a message from jack who is asking for your prayers and well wishes, and we should mention that jack is also recovering from injuries after i crashed a paraglider on melbourne beach last month. he broke both of his legs. >> you decide 2016. bernie sanders and hilary clinton will begin squaring off once again tonight, following sanders big win in new hampshire. both are heading to wisconsin for what's being called a pivotal showdown. clinton admits she needed to do

voters after her loss on tuesday night. sanders won nearly every demographic including women and the young voters. meanwhile, sanders was in new york yesterday, he met with reverend al sharpton as he tries to sure up support among black voters. >> senator sanders is coming here this morning. make it clear, we will not be ignored. our votes must be earned. >> the next caucus for democrat is a little more than a week away in nevada on the 20th, then on to south carolina for the primary on february 27th. meanwhile, changes on the republican side. this all comes as the candidate gets ready for another debate. >> good morning. both trump and clinton leading in south carolina, but we haven't seen recent polls after new hampshire. the remaining candidates on to south carolina, jeb bush hoping that the momentum he found in new hampshire carries over. he continued calling out donald trump during a rally yesterdaypp and showed humor in doing it.p

the, using a vul garrity, i forppp one as a pre, here's anotherp commitment to you.p unless i'm caught with a camera i didn't see, i'm not going to use profanity in the public. >> he is going to use former president george w. bush expected to campaign for his brother ahead of south carolina's primary on february 20th. he always did well in elections there. fellow floridian, marco rubio the opposite side of the momentum coming out of new hampshire, dropped to fifth after iowa. he pledged to do better when the remaining candidate goes head-to-head in the debate in south carolina on this coming saturday. donald trump will be on the@ stage as well, but he'll be in the sunshine state tomorrow with a business plan for tampa. right now he's joining his republican rivals in south carolina while calling out both of the democratic candidates. >> who thinks that hillary is going to make it? who thinks she'll be able to run

first of all, she that to get through this whack see socialist guy, bernie. >> it's set for tomorrow at 7:00 o'clock at the usf sun dome. chris christie and carey fiorina suspended their campaigns yesterday. >> universal orlando is hiking ticket prices. a one-day pass will now cost you $105, up $3. a park to park ticket that it's wills you go between universal and islands of adventures will cost you $155, that's up more than $8. fifty-five employees at fan duel's maitland office looking for new jobs this morning. the orlando business journal reports that the sports site had to lay off many app developers. the company says that the office will focus more on customer support from here on out. the happiest place on earth will

disney has filed a patten for a new kind of drone to display moving projects in the sky during light shows. they will come as close as 100 feet above guests. >> coming up next, passengers return home after their nightmare at sea. >> when you see the crew praying on rosary beads and crying, it was so scary. >> coming up, you'll hear from passengers who faced the 30-foot waves on the anthem of the seas. >> temps in the 30s, 20s for you right now in gainesville and ocala, and a lot of the spos, everybody the coast locals, palm

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his ranch. cruise ship pab years in new jersey trying it to get back home this morning. >> and them of the seas hit there week. many weary faces walked off of the cruise ship around 8:00 o'clock last night, some peoplep are onboard the ship this morning because they did not@ expect to get back so early. most people we talked to say they're just happy to be back home. >> they got us home, that's all that counts right now. >> when you see the crew praying on rosary beads and crying, it was so scary. it was great. the crew was great. we were safe. >> well, passengers will get a full refund and a certificate for half off of a future cruise, but after this wild ride, i don't know if i would be getting back on a cruise ship any time soon. >> i think i would give it a

>> i'm with you. >> all new at 7:00 o'clock, the cold weather take age toll on sea turtles off of the coast. >> live at the clear clearwater aquarium. what are you seeing out there? >> the sea turtles are reptiles so their body temperature is absorbed by whatever is around them, same when they're in the bay or the ocean. it affects their body temperature and that's what's going on. cold stuns them and they're unable to function like they normally would. thankfully the folks at clearwater marine aquarium, they're able to rescue them, they take them here and that's where they're doing the majority of the rehab. they've taken in about 140 of them, 69 are live intakes. they took in 12 on tuesday, 11 on wednesday and judging how cold it is again this morning, i'm expecting more today. sea turtles are reptiles, so they assume the temperatures of

when the temperatures drop, it puts them at risk at being cold stunned and that's going on. most of the turtles were all ready compromises with viruses and boat strikes and other issues, so unfortunately, they're wash ago shore. rescuing sea turtles are expensive t cost about 300 bucks, considering 140 of them, costing thousands of dollars. they're hoping to raise about $25,000. for more information, you can visit their website. here in clearwater, in tamme page it's very cold. >> we feel your pain. it's in the 30s here, too. thank you. >> jamye king has a look ahead. >> the sunshine will help to warm up everybody. we see a warm up today. we see mid 60s, then mid 70 alaska tomorrow. by 3:00 o'clock friday afternoon, it will feel mighty

guys in tampa, where they brought us the live shot. definitely an affect with a light breeze off of the tampa bay area, that water helping to toil with temperatures there, but you go north away from the water, in the deep interior of north central florida force gainesville and ocala, in the 20s. thirty palm coast, 38 in orlando, so everybody feel tsmg we've got that frost advisory, all the shades here in white, then we remove ourselves from the freeze warning that they've got over the northern portion of the state now and as far south as portions of lake county and sumter county out to volusia county, marion, and alachua, but not to say we won't see 32 degrees. it's not uncommon for that to happen. we look at the winds and with heavy frost in a lot of spots, windchill factor not a tremendous issue this morning t

numbers adjust be down. it feels like at sanford at 29, but we're doing okay. a lot of numbers match up perfectly with the actual air temperature at this time, so windchill not a factor in some cases. sunshine, warmer p.m. temperatures, 54 by 8:00 o'clock tonight. good looking air. you need to know that high pressure is dominating the scene and it will continue tonight, tomorrow and for much of the weekends fl we'll get a front in here, but it will be week. we'll adjust temperatures tonight upwards out of the 30s and out of the 40s in most spots, especially the coastal areas. we should be around 55 by 8:00 o'clock friday morning, so doing better and it's all tied to the spin of winds as a front closing in, more of a west/southwest flow, a typical air regime for us for the winds directions and overall flow dominating the state. the weak front comes through, a

let's look at the next seven days. saturday and sunday looking good. make the outdoor plans, i think you'll be glad you did. cool to kick it off, but pleasant in the p.m., 73 by monday, rain chance to 30%, monday night higher rain chances, then back down to 20% on tuesday, high that day around 70. here's gina. >> hi everybody, happy thursday. sky fox over downtown giving us a beautiful shot this morning. i-4 looking nice, moving smoothly, no major incidents or`````````p accidents to report on the major roadways this morning so that's good news. i have a new crash to tell you about. this is on prin stone street partially blocked at murphy drive.0 it was causing delays earlier, but not now. good news there. looking at drive times, everything looking a little slow on i-4 eastbound, from lake mary to colonial, looking about, 17 minutes, i-4 to downtown will take you 17 minutes, but the 408 is up to speed. time for your fox 35 pump

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>> thaid a great fab page. good morning to jen door from orlando. you're the fox 35 friend of the day. there's a new friend of the day each and everyday. you can go to facebook and searching for fox 35. good morning, jennifer. are search suggest the reason you're overweight might be in your gene. >> it's especially true for women. dina is joining us live from detroit this morning, bringing us this new research. hey, dina, good to see you.

you should be very happy where you are right now. >> it's in the 30s and 20s here. it's not as warm as we would like. >> you better get it together by april because i'm coming down. this is interesting research. they'll say, absolutely, there is, but they haven't figured it out exactly. this is a canadian research team that found girls raised in poorer families who had a particular gene variant had a higher fat intake than girls from the same background. girls with the same gene from wealthier families had a lower fat intake. in other words, your environment played a huge role in what you were eating and how much weight you gained. the research is pointing that out, depending the environment

lived in, that's increased or decreased their risk for obesity. what they're saying, guys, it's not the gene necessarily that makes you fat, but it's the gene that maybe dictates how open you are to your surroundings and how open you are to engage in whatever the behavior is and in this case, they're looking at food. >> how do you outsmart your genes? can you? >> well, doctors talk that b that a lot and we're talking about this month because of heart month. you can't change your genes, but you have to figure out your lifestyle and your disease risk, whether obesity or anything else is mostly dictated by your lifestyle, what you're eating, exercising, smoking, all of those things. we talk about young kids or adult women who carry this gene. by the way, in this study, the gwen variant only affected girls, not the

this think that perhaps many centuries ago it was the girls who needed to gain weight, so this genetic variant was developed developed for reproduction. interesting how they change in us and how they changed, but the point is that with your lifestyle, you have to outsmart your genes as you say. you look at your family history, look at what you might be atd risk of, if it's obesity, tough work harder to avoid it. >> it's fascinating, it truly thanks so much. we have to educate ourselves. later. stay warm. >> thank you. >> extreme crediting, how people are trying to increase their credit score by opening up more credit cards. weeing we'll look at if it really works and some of the

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stay warm out there. >> the city of eatonville has a boiled water alert. >> extreme crediting. some people are opening up more credit cards, hoping that will help their credit score, but does that work? we'll talk with an expert about it coming up, and right now let's check in with jamye king because you have to do something extra to keep warm this morning. >> a lot of people burning fires around town. i was out in the fox 35 spacious parking lot and smells like a good old fashion barbecue going on. i think you'll notice that. the air is cold, orlando 38, 20s up north and a bigow 30s peppering in, in between. until 9:00 o'clock, the freeze warning going on in the counties shaded in the blues and frost advisory south of that point. didn't see a lot of frost in our parking lot, but you have some

in lake county are experiencing that heavy frost, sends us your pictures. love to see them. sunshine, warmer afternoon, 60s for highs today, ample sun in place. i'll do you better by tomorrow, 74, looking good, cooler along the beach front, then for the weekends looking nice, cooler, weak front comes through the region, so 65 and sunny by sunday, but notice the lows up and out of the 30s and 40s, more like the mid 50s as we wake up to sunday morning. looking good.``` enjoy.``` >> roads for the most part are``````` quiet. i have a crash i want to bring``````` you to.`````` it's at princeton boulevard``` there. we also have another crash thai````` want to take you out to.```` this is not a crash, this is a`@`@`` water main break in eatonville. we have jackie on the scene right now. about a block, still shut down. she'll show us what's out there and when it's set to reopen. hey, jackie.

can see behind me, this is why the road remains closed closed. we're told it should be patched up by tonight. city officials did work on that pipe that broke tuesday night and the residents are under a boil water alert that affects 800 homes and businesses around the area. the public works department says0000009000 that cold weather may be toxxxxxxxxx blame. it's on kennedy boulevard9999 between college avenue andx johnson street, only affecting this part of the west part lanes of kennedy boulevard, that's why traffic has been going around. the pipe has been repaired, but@ residents are still dealing with a little to no water pressure. they are not allowed to drink the water until the alert is lifted society city is asking residents to be patient as teenager continue to test that water. reporting live in eatonville, fox 35 news. >> thank you.

in orange county will be gathering to a candlelight vigil. >> today marks two years since deputy jonathan scott pine was shot and killed while responding to a call about car break-ins in orange county. vigil will be at the west minister abbey boulevard and horse ferry road in orlando, that's narcotics spot where he was gunned down. the ceremony begins at 5:45 this evening. >> >>: authorities looking for two people after a big drug bust. officers from different agencies took more than $250,000 in drugs off of the streets in orange county. they arrested 10 people including a 74 year old woman. investigators say they were involved in an organization that trafficked heroin, cocaine, marijuana, and prescription pills. >> ormond beach police say this man was in public wearing nothing but his tennis shoes. a woman said she saw brandon smith while jogging on the main

they arrested him. in 2014, he was accused of exposing himself to a woman who was walking her dog. >> the irs says its website has been hacked. >> the thieves are trying to steal tax refunds. ryan, what are they doing this >> great question. it's one of those stories that makes you scratch your head, how does it happen. irs saying that identity thieves attacked their website, stealing at least 460,000 social security numbers. the thieves are using the social security numbers to get a secret pin. the irs saying that over a hundred thousand pin numbers were successfully stolen. we talked to lauren simonetti from fox business network about that pin number and how it can lead thieves to your tax refund. >> you knee the pin in order to file your return electronically. in some instances, a hundred thousand instances, they were able to get that pin. here's the good news. no information was compromised.

have evidence that your social security number was stolen. >> shack not related to last week's irs system outage that john had talked about. back to you guys. >> thaidges, ryan. you decide 2016, the democrat also be debating again tonight. >> it should be contentious considering how bernie sanders beat hilary clinton in new hampshire. he won nearly every demographic. most of the republicans in south carolina today. that race is smaller this morning after carly fiorina and chris christie decided to get out after poor showings in new hampshire and iowa. political analysts, susan claire joins us. bernie sanders is rising high, but the future states don look as good as new hampshire did. is this the end of his run because these states coming up don't look as strong as the past two? >> i think he's gain aid lot of traction with young voters, they're very excited about him, even though the age difference

of the minority voters are coming around to him, too. his very left opinions on a lot of things have been attracted to younger voters and minorities, so i think he's still in the gain. his supporters feels he did. >> he met with al sharpton yesterday trying to get support there. hilary clinton though, she's not doing as well as she did in twaift, 2008, that has to be a concern. do hillary and her supporters need to be worried? >> i think she conceded new hampshire before the primary even occurred. she knows that that was a state that was going to win since he's a vermont guy, but i think now@ww we're moving into her territory and she that to feel more comfortable with nevada and south carolina coming up. this debate is actually in million nil in the midwest, so i

states and will overtake bernie. >> locally here, let's talk a a a a a about jeb bush. a a a a a a he has new a signs of life. a a a a a a a a now his brother, george w. a a a a ladies and gentlemen be a a campaigning for him. app``pp`` does having w out there helping to pick up independents because that's going to be key here on out? does it help or hurt him? >> i've been hearing him talk about being a ronald reagan republican, i think that appeals to the moderates, especially the diehard republicans who are afraid of the donald trump, ted cruz tea party sort of contingency, so i see jeb doing better and better. i'm not sure whether george w. helps him on the trail. george isn't too good on his feet. you never know, he's looking for everything he can right now to grasp that, to try to move back into third place. >> the other local guy, marco rubio also taking a beating. he said his next debate will be much better, but it's hard to come back. that's sticking in a lot of peoples minds what happened before the new hampshire primary. >> it is and i heard him

was one misstep and that won't happen again, but it was difficult. it will be difficult for him to come back from chris christie beating up on him during that debate. i think he's generally a very good speaker, one of the best that the republicans have. >> political analyst susan claire, thank you so much, good to see you. stay warm. 7:38 here on "good day orlando". we have a lot more coming up today, including this. >> coming up, open more credit cards, get better credit. >> the advice sounds backwards, but some swear it could work. we'll talk to the expert about extreme crediting when we come back.

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beware. >> it can be a wonderful enabler, but it can also be a weapon of individual instruction. >> miles and perks, stuff like that. >> i have one and a half miles and points cash back. >> some are choosing to open more credit cards. we're talking 10, 15, or even 20 new credit cards every year. it's called extreme crediting. those who do it apply for dozens of cards, claim their benefits, then close up the account quickly to avoid the annual fees. they say at first their credit drops but over time, it actually raises their score. so can it work? >> a lot of people do that, but there's issues that comes with it. >> there's a lot of work in managing having that many credit cards, so it's not a game for most people. >> it sounds dangerous. certified wealth driver joining us to talk about extreme crediting. >> good to see you. >> i know. here's the thing, it is

and they say, but if you open up our credit card, you'll get 20% and you spend $300, so you'll save this much money. you think, oh. it's very tempting. >> you don't want to do that. if you shop frequently at one shopping store, it's okay to get a card to get 20% off, about you you'll end up running your score. it won't run up with the different inquiries. let's go back to the extreme crediting. >> okay. >> what that is, to me it's like a financial russian roulette. you open up a dozen credit cards in a given year, you use it, pay it off, bill up points, use the card, pay it off, that's the idea. they say increasing your credit availability and that usage and paying it off increase dz your score. i really don't believe that. i mean, i haven't tried it obviously. when you open up that many credit cards and you have much available limit, that's not a

remember in 2008, people maxed out and defaulted. the other thing is, what if you miss a payment? that's a negative f you miss a payment, that's a negative. all the fees that comes with the credit cards, but the worse thing is the inquiries. when you have a hard inquiry, which is a loan or a credit card you apply for, that drops your score a couple of points. >> okay. >> so you have to figure you'll drop your score a few points for each card you open, then how much are you really going to build your credit back up? you don't have a guarantee that you're going to build it up another five points per card, no one will tell you what that is. to me, i think it's financial russian roulette and i wouldn't try it because who needs to take that kind of a risk. you want to build your score. what i recommend doing make sure you pay your bills on time. if you pay your credit card and can't play pay it off early, you can't pay the whole thing off,

and pay it early, that looks better on your score. and only use maybe up to 50% of your available limit. >> that's a big one. >> that is huge. they look at that more so than the amount of available credit. that can be a negative. >> if you're maxed out on every card, it's a bad sign. >> exactly. those are negatives. there's so many things you can do to increase your score, like paying everything on time, paying early, not having too much in credit, and also the span between the time that you apply for credit. so i think every adult should have at least two major credit cards, and maybe one department store card. you don't really need much more than that. >> you're good. >> you don't need a gas card, each individual store you shop at. >> right, right. >> they're out. i will tell you shopping in the last week, i was probably asked to open a credit card at five different vendors. they're out. >> they're so testimonying. >> don't do it. just say no. >> maybe give it up for lent. >> i like that idea.

>> i'm at financialadvisoryinstitute.com. >> thank you. >> top stories. state biologist also talk to the public about coyotes in indian harbour beach. they stopped a trapping program last month after the officials said they could have to euthanize the animals they catch. the city and the trappers would rather relocate the animals. the meeting tonight at 6:30 at gleason park community center. this afternoon, the cdc will talk with workers around the state of florida hospitals about the zika virus. they will discuss symptoms, treatments and other precautions with doctors and staff who work with pregnant women. as of yesterday afternoon, 16 cases zika cases have been reported in florida, but no cases were contracted here so far. in tallahassee, state lawmakers are set to vote on two state budget proposals. the house proposal is just under 80 billion-dollar, the senate proposal is nearly 81 billion. the two chambers have about a month to negotiate a final budget. some of the sticking points

on business incentives. 7:47. here's jamye king, time for your accue weather forecast. >> good morning, john. pictures coming in. heavy frost covering in lake county, portions of volusia, and it's on right now at villages, ocala, gainesville, everyone the temperature is down and a lot, lot of pictures, so i thank you up-to-date. there's only so much i can see from the cinder block walls. fox 35 studios, so thank you again. temperatures, a blend of 20s and 30s, tampa is the hot spot in compares to the rest at 47, that's the breeze off of the gulf of mexico and tampa bay will do for you. until 9:00 a.m., freeze warning in effect for the shaded light blue and south of that point, a full on frost advisory that goes okeechobee. it's a cold start, but i think we'll come out of this into the afternoon, solely mid 60s, ample sunshine and the winds are much lighter.

of days, the wind over the last couple of days has been the killer. factor highs in the mid 50s with a wind out of the west at 30, it's over, baby, it's over. cold weather in place. gulf. southbound. what does it mean? it's simple. warmer weather for you, eventually. i'll explain. starts tonight, clear and chilly late. by 8:00 o'clock tomorrow morning we're making progress, mid 50s, we keep the sunshine and a heck of a friday going into the 70s for highs tomorrow and as of right now, the weekend is look gsmght the front will come through aligning with the panhandle for our friday afternoon into saturday. the front will sink down to the south and kind of wash owrkts begins to fade away. we get a surge, a northerly wind flow behind that, that should allow for highs in the 60s for saturday and sunday, and we'll have full sunshine, so yay u let's look at where you live.

lots of sunshine, enjoy the day. let's go to orange county. looks like more of the same, even playing field at the mid 60s, ample sunshine and for volusia county -- make that brevard county, 60s from mims and titusville, and palm bay cashing in at 64, melbourne at about 63 with lots of sun. seven-day forecast showing 74 by friday, then down a bit on saturday and sunday, keeping the sunshine, looking good, rain chance pops back up by monday, a 30% there, higher monday night into tuesday. that's your forecast. this is a gorgeous weather babe. looking good. both the monkey and the baby are smiling. that's a good day right there. fox35orlando.com is the place, the one and only place for weather babies. catch us each and every morning. we show the weather babies up and would love to see the kids up here. over to gina.x

roads are looking good, quiet on the roads this morning. a new crash, this on oak ridge and john young parkway causing delays in both directions, nothing too significant, no word of roadblocks. heading to the theme parks, crash on epcot center drive near world drive knowledge roadblock there, not causing delays. taking a look right now at your drive times. everything is looking pretty slow. these are short drive times. i-4 eastbound from john young to downtown will take you about 17 minutes right now. i-4 westbound is a little better, 43634 to fairbanks will take you about eleven minutes, the 408 to downtown will take you about 15 minutes right now. that's it for your live drive traffic. back to you guys. >> gina, thank you. >> from hollywood to broad way. >> anna and he will is head to the great white way. what to expect from the musical coming up next. 7:51 here on "good day orlando". so nice to have you along on

we move to the curvy couch. welcome back. 7:55. time to look at stories trending this morning. >> luanne is at social media wall with more on that. good morning. >> good morning. we start with the hashtag harry potter. and eighth harry potter book is coming out this summer. here's the cover of the book, called harry potter and the cursed child, this time harry is the dad struggling with his own son. the story is also a play, but the book will hit store shelves on july 31. we have the hashtag frozen, elsa way. the new york times is reporting

arrive on broadway as a musical in the spring of 2018. it will have the same as the film, but disney has not announced a cast yet. we have burger king, the company is hoping to become the hot dog king as well. burger king is added two types of hot dogs to its menu later this month. one will be a classic grilled dog, the other comes with a chilly cheese topping and that one is my favorite. oh yeah. >> i'm going to run over. >> go, go, go. law ann is gone for the next couple of days. >> we have a special announcement. >> she's getting married. >> this is luanne's last day, just until she gets married. she'll be next week, don worry, but the last day before her wedding. >> yeah. next time i'll be a married woman. >> we're so happy for you. >> thank you. >> next week when you see her, she's going to have some added bling on her ring finger.

uh-huh. >> thank you. >> she'll be back. >> she'll be here next week. i thought you were honeymooning in the green room. >> she'll take a few days off and she'll be back.