>> it is 8:00 a.m. from fox 35. this is "good day orlando." >> it is sunday february 14th, valentine's day, thanks for being here with us. here are the top stories we're working on. >> a man accused of killing.

the most consequential judge. >> justice antonin scalia was a towering figure in america. how his opening seat is causing controversy. >> plus... >> i'm sick and tired of him going after my family. my dad is the greatest guy in my mind. >> jeb bush fights back against donald trump. >> we're also talking about the weather, i'll tell you brooks, i went outside this morning, and i didn't know what was going on. i was like, okay, yesterday it was warm, today not so much. >> we told you it was going to be in the 40s for overnight lows, that's where we have been for most of the morning. we're in the 40s right now in orlando. we told you this morning would be the cool one and then we start to see the warm-up as we go through the week.

orlando. gainesville. we're going to change the forecast up just a little bit. we'll introduce a few clouds. warming up into the upper 60s close to 70 degrees, as we go through the afternoon hours with northeast winds turning east. we'll have the full 7-day forecast coming up. tom. >> developing this morning. a man accused of killing and shooting one bethune-cookman university student and hurting two others set to appear in front of a judge this morning. this is a brand-new mugshot. >> he turned himself into police yesterday for the shooting that left one person dead and two others injured.

first degree murder and two counts of attempted murder for the shooting that happened off campus. according to the arrest report, there was a fight inside a party here, police say the fight was broken up and then moved outside. that's when authorities say he grabbed a gun. he shot two others bethune-cookman students during the fight. the two are recovering and the whole bc community is heartbroken. >> we would like for the community to come and join us in our prayer for one of our beloved students. reporting live at the volusia county jail.

>> there was a vigil on campus in daytona beach last night. students say it is sad to see a young, promising life taken away. >> he had his head on straight, he was on the football team, a nice player. classroom, got his grades, you know. a good guy. >> johnson was 23 years old. >> we're learning more about a pickup truck. you can see cinderblocks knocked down and a truck being towed from the scene. this is happening on oakwood avenue in new smyrna beach. as soon as we learn new details "good day orlando." >> this morning the nation is still coming to grips with the passing of supreme court justice

old, a giant in the real world. his passing could mean tremendous change for the court and the country. reports say he died of natural causes. justice scalia was appointed by president reagan in 1986. he was the longest serving member of the court and known as a strong conservative voice on the bench. democrats and republicans remembering justice scalia as a brilliant legal mind even if they don't always agree with him. >> he'll no doubt be remembered as one of the most controversial judges and thinkers. >> it says i am stunned since justice scalia seemed to be in the prime of his life. i take very seriously our constitutional responsibility to fill this vacancy.

death started a political fire firestorm. insisting any nomination to replace him should be done by the next president. gop leaders vowing to block any nomination he makes though. john roberts with the latest from the cbs news debate in greenville, south carolina. >> the sudden death of antonin scalia changed the tone of the debate in south carolina. >> you're okay with the president nominating somebody. >> i think he's going to do it whether i'm okay or not. i think it is up to mitch mcconnell and everybody to stop it, it is called delay, delay. >> i think we ought to let the next president of the united

run that court with the vote by the united states of america. >> what three questions do you ask your national security networks about the world. >> what we want to do, when we want to do to it and what do we want to hit. >> i think there are three threats to get on top of. what are we doing in the asia-pacific region, what are we doing with the middle east with the combination of the shia arc, and the third is rebuilding nato. >> there were a few surprises during the debate. >> i could care less about what

i'm sick and tired of him going after my family. my dad is the greatest man in my mind. while donald trump was building a reality tv show. my brother was building a security apparatus to keep us safe and i'm proud of what he did. >> the middle class has been left behind in the last seven years of the obama economy. we've got to get wages going up again, we got to get moving from part-time work to full-time work. it is not going to be solved by magic pixie dust. >> the south carolina republican primary will be held a week from now. saturday february the 20th. in greenville, south carolina. john roberts, fox news. >> coming up in our next half

the impact of justice scalia's death for the court, the presidential election. >> plan for delays on that stretch. take a look at what it looks like. specifically the southbound lanes of u.s. 1792 between maitland and winter park, they are shutdown for construction right now and they will not open again until tomorrow morning. >> florida's month-long python hunt ends at 8:00 tonight. so far, hunters have bagged more than 100 of the snakes. they were all turned ore to science for research. the giant snakes are a big problem there because they are not native to florida, so they are not supposed to be there. >> nine minutes after 8:00, still to come, a missing

his grandma. we have the exclusive moments. and the details of what grandma had to go through to make it this happen. >> wicked weather causing trouble in the northeast, the latest on this 50 car pile-up. we'll leave you with a live look

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. >> all right. "good day orlando" happy valentine's day morning. look at that, beautiful blue skies outside. if you're going to be getting outside, you probably want to be snuggling with your sweetie on this valentine's day when you do it. it is 45 cool degrees today. that is central florida, cold.

>> we have an update now on zander quigley, he's the three-year-old who disappeared with his mom and another man on work release. it touched off a search that spanned several states. now his grandmother is caring for him. an exclusive look at their touching reunion. they show the moment she reunited with little alexander. wimble says she was a wreck. natasha quigley ran off with her son and a convicted felon. her boyfriend, gary bullock. federal agents found them all in kentucky friday. she drove 14 hours through a snowstorm for that reunion. >> i got him and he hugged me and i hugged him and it was the best hug i ever had in my life. >> wimble is now on her way to pennsylvania with zander, his

>> happening now, bitter temperatures and biting wind gripping the northeast this morning. the coldest temperatures of the season blue in yesterday. >> dangerous windchills way below zero continue through the morning and police say weather played a big part in this awful interstate pile-up in pennsylvania, three people died when dozens of vehicles, up to 50 crashed on i-78 about a half hour outside of philadelphia. a blinding snow squall moved through the area right about the time it happened. that's just terrible for what's happening with the weather up there this morning. it is cold for our standards. >> we're going to see mild conditions, as we go through the day. i'm going to show you a sneak peek of the windchills. pretty amazing stuff. 48 degrees orlando. 51 degrees in melbourne, brevard county.

off in the 30s. weather headlines, seasonal temperatures for the next seven days, rain likely late monday into tuesday. foggy mornings return. right now, daytona, after the rain leaves, green, green, green, for the end of the week into next weekend. it looks like a very nice weekend for the 500 and all of the festivities. outside right now. 48 degrees. outside north winds at 7. a lot of blue sky outside. the breezes yesterday were out of the north and the northwest. today they will be more out of the northeast and eventually the east, temperature wise, here we go. i-4 corridor upper 40s. close to 50 degrees. 36 ocala. 38 gainesville. 48 kissimmee and 51 already in brevard county. look just to the north, look at these temperatures.

below freezing. 14 in dc. the realtime temperature 2 in new york. 8 below in boston. 22 below temperature, 60 below zero windchill. windchill right now in the big apple 21 degrees below zero. 4 in washington. i think we just all love living in florida. today we're going to see the winds coming more off the atlantic and that will bring in some milder air and some clouds. tomorrow, winds go southerly, and we start to warm up. back to the west, we'll keep an eye on the system coming through and bringing some rain late monday into probably mid-morning tuesday. something to that effect. so it could be a wet drive tuesday morning, but then behind that system, west winds and we start to really see some spring-like conditions as we go through the week. a few clouds as we go through

high temperatures, upper 60s close to 70. if you're in the sun, it will really feel warmer than 69 degrees degrees. overnight tonight partly cloudy. accuweather 7-day forecast, after highs in the upper 60s, close to 70 today. we'll be in the upper 70s the next couple of days. again, late tomorrow, into tuesday, good chance of rain, maybe some thunderstorms, and then after that, we clear out and see fine weather all the way through saturday and even sunday, day eight on the forecast looking good for the big race at daytona. it is time for snap the sun. wow. look at that picture, tom. >> absolutely spectacularly gorgeous. >> we're call that aurora orlandois. that has all of the colors that we need and love. god's beauty on display right there. john from orlando, thanks for

>> is that what you do, add us to things and it makes it specific. >> the aurora borealis. >> all right. it is just about 8:19 now. a dream coming true for a young man fighting cancer. he's a big video fan, but he couldn't have expected this.

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`` >> 22 minutes after 8:00 on this sunday morning. valentine's day, just in time for valentine's day, more than 200 couples said their i dos for a second time. they renewed their vows at st. james cathedral. the longest married couple in attendance just celebrated their 63rd anniversary. congratulations to all of you. >> a lot of people are coming together right now to help a teenager fighting cancer in a local hospital. it is not just his family,

complete strangers are giving their all to help them reach their high tech dream. >> you remember from last time that i was here that this is dash. >> joshua solomon looks forward to this day every week. she uses robots to engage josh to keep his mind sharp while he fights cancer. >> knowing that my child is going what he's going through, how do i get up and go through the day knowing he could possibly die? >> reporter: it is a tough situation. treatments take a toll on the 15-year-old and he often stays quiet. >> teresa wanted to help with that. >> she's a child-life specialist. >> it is kind of what she does with joshua and children like jared santos there. she figured out quickly that

it. war, i guess, he likes those kind of games. teresa came up with the idea to game. >> as soon as i said we're going to create your own video game. smiled, excited. >> i was happy she brought it up. >> a video game about fighting cancer. >> that's the robot's brain. they got dr. nichols on board next. she found these guys, ucf grad students who create video games. >> hari's first reaction, how can you make a video game about cancer. >> josh is fighting it. >> the batesic idea is straightforward. >> you have cancer soldiers building fortresses inside the human body.

medicines to fight back. >> those medicines come in and take form like soldiers and start firing with guns. >> being able to create t video game is a way for him to mimic these experiences that he, as well as other patients like him, have been through. >> joshua was too worn out to talk to us. the game is a bright spot in his life. >> he's happy about it, he wants to continue with it. he wants everybody to know what he's going through or what these children are going through. >> that's the ultimate goal of the effort, helping other kids. >> this is going to help them get through, i hope, get through and, you know, and sit there and say i'm going to fight you cancer. >> a way of showing people never give up. >> just keep fighting. >> joshua's game does not have a name or definite release date yet. they hope to have it done within the next three months, when we find out for sure, we'll let you

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>> thanks for waking up with us on this valentine's day morning. here are the top stories we're working on for you right now. >> i think he's going to do it whether i'm okay with it or not. i think it is up to mitch mcconnell and everybody else to stop it. it is called delay delay delay. >> the death of antonin scalia front and center in last night's

>> plus, gina benitez. >> a man accused in a triple shooting. coming up, i'll tell you what police say led up to the deadly fight. >> you probably want to grab a jacket, or maybe even a coat as you head outside today, right, brooks? >> this morning, yes. >> as we go through the day, i think we'll see mild conditions. just like yesterday. temperatures starting off in the 30s, 40, and even 50 degree readings. the same thing in southern volusia county. temperatures are running 10, 12 degrees cooler this time today than yesterday for the most part. >> we're going to warm up nicely today. >> the one thing we're going to have different. east winds bring ng -- bringing in a few clouds. high temperatures basically the same as yesterday.

for a lot of folks. we do have rain in the forecast. we'll have the full details coming up. >> the republican presidential candidates took the stage in south carolina last night. they talked a lot about the death of supreme court justice antonin scalia. they also attacked each other's weaknesses in foreign policy. one of the biggest surprises of the night came from florida governor jeb bush, he finally got angry and fired back at donald trump. >> i could care less about the insults that donald trump gives to me. it is blood sport for him and he enjoys it and i'm glad he's happy about it. but i'm sick and tired of him going after my family. my dad is the greatest man alive in my mind. while donald trump was building a reality tv show, my brother was building a security

i'm proud of what he did. >> it was justice scalia's death that really started a political firestorm. who is going to replace scalia is a big concern for republicans. >> i think he's going to do whether i'm okay with it or not. i think it is up to mitch mcconnell and everyone else to stop it. it is called delay, delay, delay. >> several republicans insisted any nomination should be done by the next president. the current president, president obama says he will put forth a nominee. gop leaders vowing to block any nomination he makes though. scalia's death has far reaching implications for the court and the nation. political analyst franklin torres is here to talk more about it. >> let's start by talking about the immediate need to replace him. this puts the court at four

republicans and four justices nominated by democrats. >> this is go to be possibly the most important appointee with the court's history with issues as such immigration hanging in the balance. does president obama, being a lame duck president, put forth a nominee. how long would the senate wait before putting naming a scalia replacement. it remains to be seen. it does make this presidential election especially more important. >> let's talk about it. we knew immediately when word came out that justice scalia passed away that it would be an important topic. going forward, the presidential candidates will talk a lot about it. >> they are going to look for trends and any potential replacements professional past.

going to do once they are appointed. some appointees believe to rule a certain way and get on the court and rule a separate way. it really is a leap of faith by a president when appointing somebody to the supreme court, when they are sitting and serving, you're not certain how they are going to rule, even though you would like to see them rule on certain issues. >> we have almost a year before the next president takes office. is there any chance, even with that amount of time that president obama makes a nomination and gets it through the senate? >> i think what you're going to see, you're going to see a president name a nominee relatively soon. how long does he allow the court to serve with one less justice than there should be. a lot of pressure coming from different places. i think you'll see some pushback from mcconnell and the senate republicans. it will be a political tug of war that we'll see play out in the next month.

important cases still on the docket at the supreme court. with the court at 4 and 4 idealogically it would seem, is there any chance of any of these cases coming to any kind of resolution. >> i would say a very slim chance. i think you're going to see the court punt a lot. simply because you can't make these nation changing decisions without a full voice coming from the supreme court. i think those will be highly controversial rules and probably end up lost in a legal challenge anyways due to conflict. i think you'll see a lot of major rulings. how quickly once a new president is elected do you think we'll have a nominee that will be able to have a good shot at getting through the senate. >> i can't picture a president waiting more than a month. i think it will be their first major decisions along with a cabinet and everything outlying their administration.

immediate impact on the country's history seasons they step into the office. >> frank, you mentioned the debate a few minutes ago, we'll talk to you again in the next hour of the debate, get an analysis on what happened there and what it means going forward, we'll see you in a little while. >> thank you. >> developing this morning as well. a man accused of shooting and killing a bethune-cookman university student and hurting two others set to appear in front of a judge in that case. brand-new mugshot. he turned himself in to daytona police yesterday afternoon. gina benitez has more from the volusia county jail. >> he's set to face a judge any minute now. he's accused of shooting three people and killing one of them. >> he turned himself in yesterday to the daytona beach police department. he's charged with one count of murder and two counts of attempted murder.

there was a fight inside a party here that postell was involved in. police say the fight and broken up and then moved out outside and that's when, according to authorities, postell grabbed a gun. johnson a former bcu football player died from his injuries. >> he was a very academically bound student. a part of our family. we're just very, very saddened by this incident. >> reporter: now as i mentioned, postell is set to go before a judge here any minute. i'll be in that courtroom and keep you posted on what happened. gina benitez, fox 35 news. >> the number of hit and run crashes is on the rise in florida. it was already high. last year cops across the state investigated more than 92,000

7,000 from the previous year. 186 people died. in 2014, more than 85,000 crashes with 175 deaths. we'll talk more about it and what state troopers want to do about it with fhp sergeant ken montez montez. >> a former assistant to a famous nba player sentenced to four years in prison for stealing on friday. john white accused of stealing more than $2.2 million from former magic player. white stole the money by making unauthorized transfers to his personal accounts. the judge still needs to decide how much money white needs to pay back. >> racing is back at daytona international speedway. the sprint unlimited all-star race tore up the track last night.

sprint unlimited last night. 25 cars started this race, only a half a dozen or so got to the finish. let's see how we got there. lap 24. brian vickers in the car. loses a tire, bangs into the wall. he collects clint boyer. spins out and his nose breaks completely off in the grass. fifth straight race ending in a wreck for johnson. sets up a major final lap drama. with one lap to go. half a dozen cars are involved just behind the leaders. martin truex jr., brad

it allowed danny hamlin to go on and take the lead. joey logano second. joe gibbs racing has won four of the last five races. year 2 000 was the last time they went on to win the daytona on the following sunday. >> we won our duel and then we finished second in the 500, and i just need one more to finish it off. we know what to do. we know how to handle ourselves and hopefully it all works out just as well on sunday. >> so hamlin knows there's not a great history of drivers winning the sprint unlimited, he was not deterred, and very happy with his car. his team has a new crew chief. if the rest of the races are anything like last night was, we

adam shadoff, fox 35 sports. >>@ a finalist in toronto. he went first. the magic mascot. that's not the dunk we're seeing. this is one of his earlier dunks. gordon with a final threw down, a sick tomahawk dunk. it is not the winner though for him. actually the winner is slam-dunk champ zach levine. we'll see if we can get this edited correctly and we'll get that back to you later. just know, aaron gordon wasn't able to pull it out and zach levine won the nba dunk contest, two years straight. 19 minutes before 9:00. break your relationship barriers and find love.

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????xsxsxsxsxsxsxsxs????????? 8:44. welcome back. one teenager in utah setting the bar this valentine's day. he's a senior at sky view high school. he gave every girl in his school a flower thursday. he passed out flowers to 800 girls. he said it cost him 500 bucks roughly. that's a whole month's paycheck. but thanks to him, every girl at the school had a valentine's this year. >> for many it is about celebrating love. for others though, it is a reminder that they don't have that love ` yet. it can be a tough holiday. if you're looking for a

breaking down your barriers may be a good place to start. the author of attracting lasting love, breaking free of the seven barriers that keep you single. >> hey, roy, how are you? >> i'm great. >> let's drive right into it. >> let's start talking about some of the seven barriers. >> where do you want to start? >> what really makes it different, because there's so much stuff out there on this topic, is that this book is not about how to find your partner, but it is about how to notice the things that are going on in your life that can be preventing you from finding a partner or sabotaging yourself. it is all about the ways we could be blocking our chances of finding a relationship and sabotaging ourselves. way back in the 13th century.

for love, but merely to seek and find the barriers within yourself that you built against it. in my own life, i discovered there are probably seven major barriers that are behind the scenes sabotaging yourself. >> the first one is the scarcity of mindset. this idea that finding an ideal partner is like finding a needle in a haystack. another big one, and this one is not too easy to follow for some people, is your relationship with your former partners, your heart is like a space, and if it is all cluttered up with either you're still in love with someone, you miss them, you want them, or you hate their guts. >> right. >> i often say if you still want to kiss someone or kill someone, your heart space is sort of

there's no room in your life. you have to kind of clean that up. >> a masculine-feminine dynamic. a lot of people don't understand those things. they see the masculine as the silly kind of macho jerk stuff. or the feminine, the ditsy bimbo women, it is not. they are divine energies and most people don't understand how they work in attraction. >> there's quite a few of them. >> again, where can people find the book? >> the book is on amazon. e-book or paperback. if you get on my website, i pay the shipping and i'll even sign it for you. >> where do people find you? >> coaching with roy.com. >> it is 8:48. time to talk about the chill in the air. >> hey brooks. >> it is a short-lived one.

everybody. update now from international airport. it is already 54 degrees. the 30s to the north, they will be done in the next hour. today. normal high temperatures in mid-february are in the low 70s. rain likely late monday into tuesday. monday, most of president's day, should be okay. foggy mornings return this week. daytona looking great. beginning wednesday and then again for the duels on thursday and then all of the racing. 54 degrees right now outside at already. this is the view.

alachua county and marion take a look at these numbers. these are of it is, new york 2. that's 30 degrees below freezing. boston 8 below. then you factor in the winds. 34 below in boston. 21 below in new york. 13 in charlotte. so just know that we're blessed here in florida. a high of 69 degrees today. some folks will hit 70. the big difference today. winds off the atlantic east. 5 to 10 miles an hour will add a few clouds. partly cloudy and mild. look for low temperatures where we are right now. lows predominantly in the 50s. the accuweather 7-day forecast. you'll need the umbrella late tomorrow night through tuesday,

other than that, spectacular weather coming into play. it looks like mainly dry weather as we go through the weekend next week. tom. >> that is mainly great. thanks, brooks. >> still to come, a local man taking on controversy surrounding prayer in public schools. we'll show you how he's using

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>> a local man is taking on the controversy surrounding prayer in public school. he's a lawyer turned filmmaker, his movie prayer never fails is showing in central florida right now and wes is here to talk about it. welcome, wes. you've been a central floridan a better part of a decade now. first of all, i want to start with this cast for this movie. you have an amazing cast, tell us about that. we have clifton davis. we have lorenzo lamas. all gave a tour de force in the movie. very proud of them.

>> it is really a film that explores prayer in schools. we snow a lot of controversy surrounds that issue. there are coaches that have been fired or otherwise disciplined for praying with students. it is a real sensitive topic, we understand that. we really feel like it is explored well in the movie. the movie is also about having courage to fight in the face of overwhelming odds. why did you choose to do this? >> there was one moment when the light bulb went off, can you name that moment? >> i've always understood how important coaches are to the development of young athletes. in my son's school, there was a challenge to the chaplain praying with the kids on the football team. and i really felt like we should really understand both sides of that issue, and to me, film is a

can explore that, and so i believe prayer never fails does take a look at both sides of that issue and present it in a way that allows you to think about it critically and also be moved through the inspirational message. >> what's the reaction, and when you take on a controversial subject, you tend to get a little controversy yourself, what has it been like? >> overwhelming positive responses to the movie, we're really proud of that. you do have people who disagree with having prayer in schools. and you have people that agree with it. and for me as a filmmaker, if i'm drumming up that discussion, that to me is well worth the energy and effort that takes to put it on the big screen. >> what is it like having your movie on the big screen in your hometown.

just no other way to put it. being able to see the film play. as a filmmaker, you watch it hundreds and hundreds of times. when you see it displayed on the big screen. it is an overwhelming feeling. as a filmmaker, we don't have that opportunity often. we should support our filmmakers when we're able to get that project to that level. >> amc west oaks. >> february 12th through the 18th. the cast did an amazing job, strong inspirational message and we're really proud of it. >> good luck with it. >> thank you very much. >> depending on your smartphone your memory. we're checking out the effects of digital amnesia coming up on

>> it is 9:00 a.m. from fox 35. >> good morning. i'm tom johnson. it is sunday february 14th. happy valentine's day. the top stories we're working on

we start with gina benitez. >> a volusia county man just faced a judge. what an attorney told me. >> we're going to let you know how people are remembering supreme court justice antonin scalia today, and also, how his opening seat is causing controversy. >> plus... >> i'm sick and tired of him going after my family. my dad is the greatest man alive in my mind. back against donald trump, we're checking out top moments from last night gop debate on cbs news. >> we're talking a lot about the weather this morning. it was really nice and mild yesterday morning. a little bit different story today, brooks. >> good morning, everybody.

yesterday high 60s, 70. the same thing today. 64 degrees right now in melbourne. feeling nice in the i-4 corridor south and east. 45 in gainesville. a lot of folks now just a little bit cooler than yesterday. a couple of differences between yesterday and today. number one, we'll have east winds as we go through the day bringing the in the mild air offer the atlantic, number two, we'll see a few clouds. no rain the in -- in the forecast. a little cooler with the sea breezes coming in to play. rain is in the 7-day, full details coming up. >> we'll see you then, brooks. the man accused of shooting and killing a bethune-cookman university student and hurting three others just made his first appearance in the case. he turned himself into daytona

afternoon. gina benitez live at the volusia county jail. >> i know you were there for that first appearance, what happened? >> we just got out of the courtroom. a judge ordered he continued to be held behind bars on no bond. i talked to his attorney off camera who told me her client will be pleading no guilty to this crime. he was beaten so badly that he was knocked unconscious. when he woke up, he found out that the police were looking for him, that's why he turned himself in. he's accused of shooting three people and killing another one. he's charged with one count of murder and two counts of attempted murder. there was some sort of fight

was involved in. police say the fight was broken up and then moved outside. according to authorities, postell grabbed his gun from his vehicle. authorities say he shot johnson and two others bethune-cookman students. johnson died from his injuries. the bcu community is reeling from this loss and so is johnson's family. johnson's family is out here for that appearance. i talked to them a little while ago, they are understandably heartbroken about the loss. johnson has a five-month-old daughter who will now have to go on without her father. reporting live at the volusia county jail, gina benitez, fox 35 news. >> bcu students mourning johnson's death. there was a vigil on campus last night.

see a young promising life taken away. >> he was on the football team, a nice player. a good guy. >> johnson so was 23 years old. >> we are learning more after a pickup truck crashed into a house. it happened on oakwood avenue in new smyrna beach. it is not clear what caused the crash. as soon as we get new details, we'll bring them to you on "good day orlando." >> the nation still coming to grips with the passing of supreme court justice antonin scalia, he was 79 years old and a giant in the legal world. his passing could mean tremendous change for the court and the country.

causes at a west texas ranch. justice scalia was appointed by president reagan in 1986. he was known as a strong conservative voice on the bench. remembering him as a brilliant mind even they didn't always agree with him. >> one of the most consequential judges and thinkers to serve on the court. >> i am stunned since justice scalia seemed to be in the prime of his life. our thoughts and prayers are with his family, i take very seriously our constitutional responsibility to fill this vacancy. >> news about justice scalia's death started a political firestorm within just a few hours of the news. >> several prominent republicans in washington insisting any nomination to replace him should be done by the next president. the current president, president

nominee. gop leaders vowing to block any nomination he makes though. >> scalia's death also changed the focus of last night's gop debate. john roberts has the latest from the cbs news debate. >> the sudden death of conservative supreme court justice antonin scalia changed the tone. >> you're okay with the president nominating somebody. >> i think he's going to do it whether i'm okay with it or not. >> i think it is up to mitch mcconnell and everyone else to stop it. >> i believe the president should not move forward. i think we ought to let the next president of the united states decide who is going to run that supreme court with a vote by the people of the united states of america. >> it is your first day in the situation room, what three questions do you ask your national security experts about

>> what we want to do, when we want to do it and how hard do we want to hit. >> prior to the face-off marco rubio promised a better performance than what he turned out during the last debate. >> what are we doing in the asia-pacific region. what are we doing in the middle east? and also the growing fight of isis: isis. >> there were a few surprises during the debate. >> i could care less about the insults insults that donald trump gives to me. i'm sick and tired of him going after my family. my dad is the greatest man alive in my mind.

a reality tv show, my brother was building a security apparatus to keep us safe and i'm glad he did. >> the middle class has been left behind in the last seven years of the obama economy and we've got to bring jobs back. we've got to bring people back to work. we've got to get people moving from part-time work to full-time work. it is not going to be solved with magic pixie dust. >> the south carolina republican primary will be held a week from now. in greenville, south carolina, john roberts, fox news. >> heads-up if you're driving between maitland and winter park this weekend. that's what it looks like. the southbound lanes of 1792 between winter park. they are shutdown right now for

open again until tomorrow morning. >> less than 12 hours to go and florida's month-long python challenge hunt that end at 7:00 tonight. they were all turned over to scientists for research. the goal is lowering the python population in the everglades. the giant snakes are a big problem, because they are not supposed to be here. they are not native to florida. >> still to come. a missing three-year-old reunited with grandma. we have the exclusive photo of the moment the two saw each other for the first time in weeks. >> we also have details on what grandma had to go through to make that moment happen. >> also wicked winter weather causing trouble in the northeast, we have the latest on this 50 vehicle pileup after the break right here on fox 35 news "good day orlando."

shot of the downtown >> another beautiful shot of the city beautiful. the downtown orlando skyline, beautiful blue skies above. it is just 48 degrees right now. a little bit chilly. but brooks says wait a little while, it is going to be a delightful day, more on the forecast coming up in a few minutes. right now, we have an update on zander quigley, he's the three-year-old who disappeared with his mom and man on work release. it touched off a search that spanned several states. now his grandmother is caring for him. an exclusive look at their touching reunion. grandmother gave us these photos. wimble says she was a wreck while he was missing. zander's mother natasha quigley

boyfriend, a convicted felon. tammy drove 14 hours through a snowstorm for the reunion. >> i got him up and he hugged me and i hugged him and it was the best hug i ever had in my life. >> wimble is now on her way to pennsylvania with zander, his father william will pick him up there. >> happening now, bitter temperatures and biting wind gripping the northeast. the coldest temperatures of the season blew in yesterday. dangerous windchills way below zero continue through the morning. police say weather played a big part in this interstate pile-up. three people died. about a half hour southwest of philadelphia. blinding snow squall reportedly moving through that area right about the time it happened. thankfully we do not have anything like that here.

morning than it was yesterday. dramatically. the latest temperature in orlando, we're going 56 degrees. already in the 60s. a live look outside from orlando sentinel camera. president's day is tomorrow. beautiful to see old glory blowing in the wind. we have high clouds outside and we'll see more clouds today than we have the last couple of days. that's one of the differences today. still tons of sunshine. current temperatures, look at that, 64 right now in melbourne. 56 in orlando. give us another 45 minutes or so. we'll get the 10:00 updates and you'll be much warmer as well. weather headline, we have rain likely late monday into tuesday. the day looks great, rain more than likely coming in well after sunset through maybe mid-morning

we'll be seeing fair, seasonable weather. daytona, once the rain passes on tuesday, green, green, through next sunday. a live look on our tower cam of the tourist district in the orlando drive. today they are going to shift more out of the east. already doing so in melbourne, east, northeast winds at 14 miles an hour. that will help boost our moisture content and create a few clouds as we go through the day. mid 50s in the i-4 corridor. look at this cold air, tom mentioned it a few minutes ago. temperatures just to the north of us, 23 in charlotte. 18 in lexington. 17 d.c. head up north. 3 degrees, the temperature right now in new york city factor in the wind.

in the big apple, 18 below zero. 28 below zero in boston. that number right there, mount washington, new hampshire, 64 degree below zero windchill. we're 100 degrees warmer here in florida. south winds tomorrow. coming in late monday into tuesday, the rain coming in could be a wet ride on tuesday morning. once that rain is finished, we clear out the rest of the week and it is going to be a spectacular spring-like february week in central florida. >> here is your forecast. highs today, upper 60s, close to 70 degrees. temperatures are measured in the shade. if you're in the sun, it will feel warmer. tomorrow, tuesday, both days highs in the upper 70s. with the rain coming in. and then we clear out, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, green for the racing over at daytona.

carmen in ormond beach. another gorgeous picture with the dock headed out. >> these pictures today are unbelievable. >> beautiful picture, carmen, thank you so much for making our morning and thanks for snapping the sun. >> depending on your smartphone too much, we're checking out the effects of digital amnesia. checking the fox 35 pump patrol. 1.58 at the speedway at north griffin drive in casselbury. you can check out gas savings tips you want to by going to fox35orlando.com, and

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where are all of the people? it looks like something out of those future disaster movies where everybody disappears. nobody out there. i hope you have plans to get out and enjoy it on this valentine's day. >> here is a question, is your smartphone making you forgetful. depending on your phone too much could leave you with digital amnesia. >> i use it for everything. >> some young adults who grew up with a phone in hand admit they be a little too attached to it. >> would you say you're reliant on your cell phone. >> absolutely. >> millennials aren't the only guilty ones. people who grew up remembering phone numbers and planning out road trips, admit they too have digital dependence. when you can record people's phones, names, addresses, e-mails, i just quit trying to remember.

and on my phone saying take a left. >> i'm like, okay, and i don't pay attention to that anymore. >> some researchers say with the evolution of smartphones, people have become less intelligent and are turning to the internet for instant answers. >> there's some research that suggests if you don't use it, you lose it. >> we think it might be because you're not just being challenged anymore. you're probably using crutches throughout the day that are keeping you from learning. >> now even younger generations are using these crutches like the calculator on their phone. >> the younger generation, i think, is at a disadvantage, because they aren't using the memory skills that they need.

random things that people at every age will remember. like the address of your first home, when you may not even know your current zip code right now. there's a reason for that. >> sometimes we remember things because they are important to us. >> that's the case for david, who says he couldn't tell you where his dad lives, but he does remember his social security number. >> every time i had to check out something, i had to use his social security number. >> i still remember that. >> that was the early 70s. i don't know his phone number now because i have never used it. i have never actually physically punched his phone number in. >> if you want to remember something, it takes repetition. >> even though it is easier to just rely on that phone in your pocket. there are still some people who would rather challenge their brain. >> i have lived a long life without having to be dependent on it.

even those who are dependent agree. we would be better off relying on our heads than our handhelds. >> when you start employing those skills and using them again, you can target them and strengthen them. it turns out you can use that phone to better your memory with certain apps and games, or do extra brain training. they say simply choosing to go back to pen and paper could improve your skills dramatically and help you recall things like you used to. >> i don't remember what i had for breakfast this morning. >> i think it was a sausage biscuit maybe. >> 9:26. still to come, the number of hit and run crashes in florida is on the rise still. we're talking with florida highway patrol about what they are doing to try to keep you safe after the break. >> temperatures warming nicely with a lot of mid-february sunshine coming into the picture

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>> you're watching "good day orlando" on fox 35. >> good morning, welcome back, i'm tom johnson, thanks for waking up with us on this valentine's day morning. the top news stories we're working on for you right now. >> i think he's going to do it whether i'm okay with it or not. >> i think it is up to mitch mcconnell and everybody else to stop it. it is called delay, delay, delay. >> the unexpected death of

>> a man accuse the d of shooting three people and killing one of them. >> brooks, starting to warm up now. right? >> good morning, tom. good morning everybody. thanks for joining us. look at these temperatures already. 56 orlando. we are seeing warming conditions still in the 40s, alachua and marion county, we'll be in the 50s and 60s before you know it. >> a couple of differences today versus yesterday. east winds at the surface, that will bring in some more low level moisture and low level clouds. we won't see crystal clear blue skies, but we're still going to see enough sunshine to make it worthwhile. just a beautiful mid february sunday. high temperatures upper 60s,

the full presidential day folk and the 7-day coming up. they talked a lot about the death of supreme court justice ann ann a antonin scalia. one of the big surprising came from jeb bush. he finally got a little angry and fired back at donald trump. >> it is blood sport for him. i'm sick and tired of him going after my family, my dad is the greatest man alive in my mind. while donald trump was building a reality tv show, my brother was building a security apparatus to keep us safe and i'm proud of what he did. >> it was justice scalia's death

i think he's going to do it whether i'm okay with it or not. it is called delay, delay, delay, delay. >> donald trump there of course referring to president obama's vow to nominate a replacement justice scalia. we all knew the moment the news came out that the justice had passed away that it was going to be a big topic in the debate. what do you think all and all we take from this debate when it comes to the supreme court and what happens from here? all of the candidates laid it out. conservative trends, trends that would benefit or work with their views, should they take the white house, and it is all going to depend on the timetable and

to appoint someone. >> who do you think comes out of this cbs debate looking the best? >> this was a particularly violent debate. they really went at this last night. ohio governor kasich hit it right on the head when he said this is nuts. we saw jeb man-up and stand-up. i thought john kasich himself had a pretty decent debate, even though i don't think he'll play well in south carolina. we learned a lot about these candidate when really confronted with each other and their personal attacks. >> marco rubio several weeks back he had a little surge. this past week he dipped again. a lot of people were wondering if his campaign might be on life support. he had to have a great showing last night. did he have the kind of showing that keeps him around a little bit longer and perhaps might give him a little surge?

you said that. a good week last week, and then a bad week following that disastrous debate perform's in new hampshire. this could be the beginning of a resurgence for marco rubio. some people are calling him the copback kid, i don't think it is quite that far along yet. he had the performance he needed to have. a very strong performance for him last night into south carolina. >> a lot of people talking about jeb bush finally fighting back against donald trump. >> it might have been? >> south carolina is going to be a friendly place for jeb bush. it will be interesting to see how this will translate in the poll numbers for him. he finally did what he had to do was stand up to donald trump. he really did what he had to do. let's see if it will deter

after him in the coming weeks. >> 9:35. also developing this morning. the man accused of shooting a bethune-cookman university student and hurting two more went before a judge in that case this morning. he turned himself into daytona beach police yesterday. >> gina benitez live at the jail. >> the judge ordered that he continue to be held behind bars on no bond. now, his attorney tells me off camera that he'll be pleading not guilty to all of the charges against him. he's accused of shooting three people outside of a party and killing one of them early saturday morning. he's charged with first degree murder and two counts of attempted murder. the shooting happened here off campus. there was some sort of fight

the fight was broken up, but then moved outside. that's when according to authorities, postell grabbed a gun from inside his car. they believe he shot johnson and two others during this fight. postell's attorney says he was beaten so badly in the fight that he was knocked unconscious and when he woke up and found out police were looking for him yesterday and that's why he turned himself in. johnson, the man that was shot is a former bcu football player. the bcu community reels from the tragic loss and is so his family. i talked to his mother 45 minutes ago and she says she's glad he turned himself in and she just wants justice for her son. >> it is hard because he was the one that really kept the family

>> johnson had a five month old daughter who will no you have to grow up without her father. >> elsewhere in the news today, the number of hit and run crashes was is on the rise in florida. last year investigating more than 92,000 hit and runs. that's up 7,000 from the previous year. in 2014 more than 85,000 crashes with 175 deaths. sergeant sergeant kim montez with the florida highway patrol is here to talk about it. we talk about this for years and every year it seems to get more shocking. >> we've sign this going on the rise where people are not staying on the scenes. they are basically leaving a victim to die on the side of the road. >> you told me a statistic

sobering if you're a pedestrian in florida. >> you have a one and four chance that that crash is going to be a hit and run. >> that's crazy. >> i know you guys are constantly working on this, what do you want people to know right now? >> first of all, people leave for various reasons, everything from being scared, impaired, to not having a valid license. the problem is, you increase your chances of being charged with a first degree felony if you leave the scene. you can go to prison for 30 years, and now with the new law, you will go to prison for four years. >> they don't have a valid license, they are impaired, not here legally. very few times don't we see people are scared. for whatever reason, they make it worse. sometimes these people are not even at fault, they leave the scene and had they stayed they are not looking at that first

>> the patrol has a campaign starting. what are the details of that? . >> we do this the second week in february every year, it is more for the victims and to bring awareness to drivers on what they are supposed to do. the law requires you u you, when you get in a crash, call 911 and stay on the scene for other victims. if you are impaired or don't have a valid license, stay and deal with that. >> you'll have family members that were affected by this. a lot of the times the family members of victims are kind of forgotten in all of this. >> this affects so many people from the victim, their family members wanting answers. >> how can people find out more about this?

we have tips on what you can do, witnesses are so important for these cases in order to bring these people to justice.

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>> happy birthday to you if you were celebrating it on this valentine's day. >> a little double holiday for you. here are some celebs you share your birthday with. so funny. >> he's the other guy. >> they have been around a while. i would say he's 53. >> i'll go 58.

>> one of his tricks is the fountain of youth, apparently, he looks great. >> carol brady on the brady brunch. there's a the love people out there watching going what's the brady brunch. >> even my kids. >> good wholesome family show. >> i'll go 89. >> no, this is just sad. >> 79. >> 82. >> such a great show. >> yeah. >> gorgeous weather. sometimes in february, like last year, we can have really cold conditions leading up to the daytona 500, this year not so much. >> a little cold to remind us. >> temperatures in the 50s and 60s throughout central florida. crept temperature in orlando. this is the 9:00 temperature. 56 degrees.

we'll get the 10:00 updates, we'll all be in the 60s by 10 10:00. look for temperatures climbing close to 70 degrees. seasonal temperatures for the next week. a nice run of weather. the fly in the ointment. rain likely late monday into tuesday. talking about after sunset. well after sunset likely. plans for president's day outdoors should be a-ok. also with the fair weather coming in, foggy mornings will be returning. looking spectacular as we head into next weekend. north winds at 10. a few mid and high level clouds. here are the breezy conditions, head inland and we're going to see lighter winds through the day and all of the winds out of the east or the northeast and

quite mild. temperatures right now 63 in titusville. 56 orlando. you've been hearing about the big chill. these are amazing numbers. right now the current temperature in new york is 3. mount washington, new hampshire. 18 below in new york. feels like 6 in d.c. a mild day. highs upper 60s close to 70. tomorrow winds go more out of the south. upper 70s close to 80. rain coming in late monday into early tuesday. after that, we see mild conditions for the rest of the week, even warming so nicely into next weekend. >> your accuweather 7-day forecast, 69 degrees for a high today. 54 degrees overnight tonight.

better chance of fog as we go week. rain coming in tomorrow night into early tuesday. we clear out and see predominantly fair weather for the rest of the week. >> weather baby time. who do we have this morning? football. absolutely. >> he must be a bronco fan. he's enjoying. it looks like he might be starting quarterback in a little bit. thanks for joining us this morning. if you want your child on weather baby, all you have to to is logon to our website and follow the links. >> don't let your valentine's day slip away uncelebrated. if you have not made any plans, there's really still time. orlando date night guide is here with last minute ideas. unfortunately there are probably some guys waking up today and going, oh, it is valentine's day. what am i going to do? >> all day long.

>> not going to work all day. >> let's start off, the pretty in pink 30th anniversary event. first of all, it has been 30ers ia. >> years. >> it is so fun seeing a classic movie back in the theater. theaters have changed a lot, so you'll have a much better sound quality. they will playing at 2:00 and 7:30. very cool. >> tell us about it is a trap. >> it is an escape game. it is in winter park, so you don't have to drive all the way down to the tourist district if you don't want to. a couple's package all day today. you book your time in your room, you find keys and figure out riddles. >> nothing like getting locked in a room with your significant other to figure out if it is going to work. >> food truck bazaar.

>> bring a chair. this is the fashion square mall. no seating whatsoever. bring a chair. champagne. didn't hear it from me. enjoy all of the crazy nosh they have there. >> orlando is one of the best cities for them. >> the best. >> valentine's weekend concert. >> drive out to boch tower. a special valentine's day themed concert in the afternoon. they are having a special dipper -- dinner tonight. >> it is special. >> buca di beppo valentine's day dinner. >> this one i had to put in there. they are serving lasagna in a heart shape.

>> it comes with caesar salad and garlic bread and cannolis. >> i get it lasagna, and cheesy. >> got it. >> a couple of bonus things, too. if you don't need to do anything valentine's day themed, go to the farmers market today. they do mimosas, live music. >> there you go with the champagne. you can go on the boats today. it is going to be a gorgeous day. >> it is a perfect day for doing something like that outdoors and getting on the swan boats, lake eola is looking at beautiful as it has ever looked right now. i love lake lotus park. nothing better than being outside with someone you love. >> where can we find you? >> orlando date night.com.

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our producer, tiffany brown, those came from her hubby today. happy valentine's day, tiffany. 9:54. so the newest edition in the marvel universe of films hit the box office this weekend, it is doing really well. a look at what's new in theaters. "deadpool." strength. he uses his powers on the man who disfigured him to win back his girl. ryan reynolds stars as deadpool. reynolds has been pushing to get this film made for years.

guy. single. >> for a different kind of day. there's "how to be single" about women navigating the world ofyork city. it combines the comedic talents of its leading ladies, rebel wilson, dakota johnson and leslie mann. >> plus derek and hansel return with the long awaited sequel "zoolander 2." also reminding audiences how ridiculously good looking they are. news. >> "zoolander 2." >> the last movie we saw was "star wars." >> same here.

if you're like the tomlin family, it is not going to be. nice day. 66 already in melbourne. 10:00 updates in a couple of minutes. a lot of folks will be around 60, 65 degrees. a high today in the upper 60s close to 70 degrees. a few clouds coming in as we go through the day. the rain coming in tomorrow night. so president's day looking fantastic, the end of the week for the daytona big races looking fantastic as well. >> that's what we want to hear and those temperatures are awesome. thanks for being here.

i'm chris wallace. today the judicial legacy of antonin scalia and the fierce political battle to replace him. i plan to fulfill my constitutional responsibilities to nominate a successor in to you time. >> and gop candidates respond as necessity duke it out in the bare knuckle fight for south carolina. >> we're not going to give up the u.s. supreme court for a