>> amy: here are the stories we're working on right now for you. we start with andrea. >> reporter: good morning. the coast guard is searching for county. we have the latest, coming up.@8@8 >> john: also a u.s. supreme weekend. now filling his job becomes the trail. we'll talk more about that straight ahead. >> amy: also this morning. all new at 7:00 p.m. how your gender impacts your credit score. is there anything you can do about it. we'll get right over to jayme king. everybody. we're looking pretty mild out county. we have near 70 at some of the reporting sites. and we hope you had a great

the clouds continue rushing on in. isolated rain chances through 3:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. by late tonight, into early tomorrow morning, we see the whole line of weather moving our way. that shets up showers and isolated storms. we have increasing clouds. a breezy one from the south and the east. solid to mid-to-upper 70s. and after 8:00 to 9:00 p.m., 10:00 p.m. tonight, chances for rain swelling. 70 to 80% when all said and done. and early chance tuesday, tomorrow, 20%. and then no chance through clearly next weekend. highs in the 70s. ample sun. most of the period, lower, middle, and upper 50s. in other words, looking good, central florida, enjoy it all. >> gina: we have the crash

an overturned vehicle in the center median. not causing significant backups or delays but quite a few emergency vehicles are on the scene. police activity at obt and kaley. shut down all of the southbound lanes at obt there. they're rerouting traffic. not causing significant delays or backups but be aware as you travel through there. on the beach line, near the airport, near the 436 exit, everything is looking fine. nothing to write home about in that area. everything for the most part looking good. and i-4 westbound from the 434 to fairbanks, taking 7 minutes. and the 4018 up to speed as well. >> amy: breaking news this morning. the coast guard is searching for a missing boater in brevard county. >> john: they're looking between satellite beach and patrick air

fox 35's andrea jackson has the latest on the search. >> reporter: good morning. it's about a 20-mile stretch here. near patrick air force. out in the distance is a coast guard plane off the coast near patrick's air force base. they're searching in a 20-mile range up to cape canaveral. it's quite a stretch they're searching. the conditions are stormy. waves are picking up. and they're searching for 38-year-old lloyd chamberlain from merritt island. he had yet to return home from a fishing trip. his boat was located but he was not on board. they found the boat off the coast of satellite beach.

park and satellite beach. dangerous rip current warnings were posted by the national weather is service for waters near the piers and jet tis near the coast, making the conditions quite dangerous to be out on the water. we'll continue to monitor here at satellite beach. >> john: ran rv is destroyed after catching on fire in ormond beach. just before 1:00 a.m. the rv was the only vehicle involved in this. two people were inside are the at time of the crash. we don't know the extent of their injuries at this time. volusia county fire rescue is handling the investigation. >> john: firefighters battle a fire in deland on south stone street. four people were inside, they

person injured their arm. >> amy: southbound lanes of 1792 between park and monroe avenue reopened for the first time since thursday. fox 35's dana jay has more. >> reporter: the detour here on southbound 1792 in winter park is no more. go ahead and take a look at the intersection, which is empty, when we go to it. here are some vehicles. this section of southbound 1792 between park avenue and monroe avenue had been closed since late last weekend. and what a headache that was for folks who moved through here throughout the weekend. an area where there's a lot of businesses, restaurant, stores that people, of course, like to get to. so the roadway, however, did reopen around 6:15 this morning. and things seem to be flowing pretty nicely through there. there shouldn't be any problems

here in this section of the road. this work will continue late this week into next weekend. if you encountered that detour last weekend, know it'll be here next weekend as well. reporter in winter parking dana jay, fox 35 news. >> john: after weeks of chasing a car thief across brevard county, the police finally get the cuffs on the man they said has been putting everyone in danger. some vehicle damage. >> oh, yeah, he's coming -- the tire is gone actually. the tire is gone on him. >> john: early saturday morning. the deputies tracked down the suspect after he sped down clear lake road. even after losing his tire, he kept driving for a while. he eventually crashed into a pole, and ditched the car and ran away. but the deputies caught up with him. he's wanted for car theft, and armed burglary, and possession

>> amy: a judge out of texas said that supreme court judge antonin scalia did die of natural causes. his body was flown from el paso to his home state of virginia. he was the most conservative voice on the court. republicans say that the next president should be the one to fill scalia's spot. >> amy: a tracker poll has donald trump with a big lead in south carolina. ted cruz, 20%. and florida senator marco rubio with 14%. and hillary clinton is leading bernie sanders, 520940%. and ryan has more on their campaigns. >> reporter: interesting look at the polls. neither race close in south carolina right now. the candidates out in full force tieing to win over the voters. and starting with hillary

in nevada. sanders explaining he is not the establishment. >> we began this campaign nine months ago. we were taking on a candidate who was indies indies peutbly the anointed candidate of the@oo establishment. as a matter of fact, the campaign was over, so why run? but then a funny thing happened -- [ cheering ] and the people became involved in the campaign. [ cheering ] >> i'm not standing here promising you something i can't deliver.

we can have an economy that creates jobs, increasing income, makes it possible to share more profits, raises the minimum wage and guaranteed equal pay for women's work, which is way overdue. >> reporter: clinton certainly has a better camera at her campaign. senator marco rubio putting his foot down. he doesn't want the president or a democratic president to name the new justice. >> what kind of supreme court justices are we going to get if bernie sanders is elected? i won't even have to answer. you know already. i can tell you what kind of supreme court justices we'll get if hillary clinton were to win. two weeks ago in iowa, someone came up to her and said why don't you appoint barack obama to the supreme court, and she said, why what a great idea. >> reporter: let's bring in

it's hard to underplay how important it is. and it'll change the republican rhetoric. >> you are right. not even tragedy starts the struggle of the replacement. and it makes the next presidential election even more higher staked, and more power at hand in washington. >> reporter: from senate races to the white house as well. >> jeb bush, third or fourth. a a and double digit. a a and now he is bringing in george a a bush, his brother, very popular.hphp will it help? >> w. is very popular in southhphp carolina. we finally saw some fight fromhphp jeb in the debate, and defending hishp family, and it was long overdue. south carolina is his lasthp stand. if he doesn't do well. you will see him try to finish in the top two or three.

his plan -- if trump loses supporters that's where the fight is for the voters that may move away? >> donald trump has the outsider vote. the casual evoke. and some of cruzs and trumps seems to be on an island. >> reporter: it's all clinton very much ahead in the race. >> in new hampshire bernie sanders was playing a home game in front of a crowd that were neighbors. appealed to his platform. now it's a little bit of an away game. more hostile, they're not sure if bernie sanders is their candidate. >> reporter: orlando politics.com. >> amy: troopers working to stop a deadly trend on florida's roads. >> john: what they are doing to prevent deadly hit-and-run crashes.

frozen north as another round of winter weather smacks northern states.

materializing behind me. 0 7:15. today is president's day. a federal holiday. that means most government offices are closed as well as public schools and the banks are closed today. public transportation and garbage pickup on regular schedule. >> john: hit-and-run crashes. in total, there were 92,000 hit-and-runs statewide last year. that averages out to 250 of those kinds of accidents every single day. drivers can face serious consequences if they are caught leaving the scene of an accident. >> the problem is you increase your chances of being charged with a first degree felony if you leave the scene and someone dies, even if you are not at fault.

years. >> you will be sent to prison for a minimum of four years. >> john: call 911 immediately and stay in your vehicle, if you can, as you wait for help to arrive. >> amy: snow is starting to fall on parts of the mid-atlantic and the northeast. some areas could be getting 4 to 8 inches. the other story is the freezing temperatures. some areas as low as minus 9 this morning. that's the temp in boston. we want to send it out to philly. where jenny joyce is joins us live. it almost feels cruel sending it out to you when it's that cold. >> reporter: i wish i could trade places with you. we have ice from sidewalk to sidewalk. all the way across the street here.

a 6-alarm fire in the frankfurt section of philadelphia which happened on saturday. firefighters are still on scene. dousing the property with water. why? because there are still hot spots two days later. there was a collapse result of the fire. and heat got pushed underneath the property. with the frigid cold temperatures, single digits and temperatures in the teens, it's been so cold. all of the water is clearly icing over. and icicles hanging down. and we are left with a ton of ice on the street. several blocks here are closed off to vehicular traffic as the situation conditions. hopefully fire investigators will be able to get in here with heavy machinery and make their way through and begin their fire investigation. >> amy: it's hard to imagine

smoldering in the weather up there. interesting. jenny, thanks. try to stay warm. they're just freezing up there. >> jayme: for 5 minutes and then i am wack to reality -- back to reality. northern and southern end of the county featuring mid-to-upper 60s. 40s over north central florida. south of that point, primarily 50s. southeast winds, repeated gusts, well over 20 miles per hour. volusia county, a little calmer overall. the southeast flow gradually spreading up the coast and into the interior. herb under that southerly air flow as this monstrosity approaches. a lot of rain. cold front on the way in. don't look for a tremendous cooldown, hardly any, in fact.

system, the inception, the source of it, and cold air over texas and that's where the system is coming from. isolated rain chance to 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. after that the chances swell up into the overnight tonight. before we see the chance come up, uv index today, mostly cloudy at times, and the uv index forecast at about a 3. sun goes down, rain chance up as high as 70 to 80% overnight. showers and isolated storms. as far as severe weather, we don't think so, at least in the next 10 to 12 hours. we'll see the rain chance rising and we'll have time to refine the forecast. strong gusty winds and very heavy rainfall wouldn't surprise me at all. we go through the wee early morning hours of tuesday.

through gainesville, ocala, portions of lake. and sweeps on through. and southwesterly in direction. some of the heavy rain may be with us at 6:00 a.m. we start to clear things out then and it looks like a nice day tomorrow. by mid-day we should go mostly sunny and maintain that firm sunshine all week long and gorgeous temperatures. look at that. 70s and 50s in the overnight. chance of rain? what chance of rain. and we'll go zero in that category. bring up the sun potential. leave highs very, very comfortable. cool, but not cold. through the mid-to-upper 50s. >> gina: happy monday. a live look at the 429 southbound. before the 414 exit. a tow truck is on the scene to clear the overturned vehicle we have on scene. and a couple of emergency

and completely contained to the center median. and we're going to give you another look right now. obt at kaley. southbound lanes are shut down here at kaley because of some police activity. they are rerouting drivers. everything looks okay. nothing too significant. be aware if you are traveling through there. another crash at sand lake and john young parkway. no word of roadblock, no significant delays, but be aware if are you going through there. i-4 westbound from lake mary to colonial, about 15 minutes. i-4 eastbound from the attractions downtown, 12 minutes. and the 408 is looking good, it's up to speed as well. regular gas is $1.57 at the sunoco in altamonte springs. you can check out gas saving times on our website at

>> amy: thank you, gina. all new at 7:00. when it comes to credit scores, men generally have higher scores. >> john: why and what women can do about that. >> john: a look at i-drive. the kids have the day off.

parks will 2:00 welcome back to "good day orlando." we want to say a big good morning to our fox 35 friend of the day. there's a new friend of the day every day, just like shannon. search out fox 35. we would love for you to be our friend just like shannon. >> amy: it's money monday. one gender is winning in one category. >> john: why men often have better credit scores. >> reporter: in the contest for the gender with the best credit its men winning but only by a hair. and the average credit score 630

the average score for women, 621. it's very close. men have more overall debt. the pay gap should be closer to blame. 23% of the men said they earn at least 75% a year, and less than 20% saying they make that much. they're saying more money it makes it easier to manage your credit. but it's close. >> john: the race to see who could have the most debt and pay it off. >> amy: thanks, ry. coming up. danger on the soccer field.

investigating artificial turf. >> john: "good day orlando." i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. we're so glad you're with us. a beautiful sunrise. a nice start to the day. >> amy: we start with breaking news on the coast. the coast guard is searching for a missing boater in brmpleghts county. we'll tell you what they found

>> john: with health alert involving artificial turf and a possible link to cancer. why the feds are looks closer. >> amy: the story behind thousands of sharks spotted off the florida coast. oh, boy. we know they're there. i just -- i just get a little freaked out looking at them. >> john: not too far out, you will find giant whales too. but you don't go that far out. >> jayme: the villages 52. 56 in orlando. we have 60s up and down the coastal brevard. and taking a look, gusty winds setting up around the beach front. and everybody gets in on the southeast front. and rain chance isolated in nature. and pick a spot on the map.

develop. and we're waiting for this next front to come through. hardly any cold air. but a big rain chance. and that will show up in the overnight and first thing tomorrow morning. the isolated chances, 74 by 5:00 p.m., and 84a8:00 p.m. and then after 8:00 p.m. or 9:00 p.m., it's up to 70%. and it'll continue into tuesday. and then after that, highs in the 70s, sunshine. and overnights milder through the 50s and no chance of rain. >> gina: roads looking really quiet for the most part. we have a new crash at u.s. 27 at the 192. you can see causing some significant delays in the southbound lanes. be aware of that. use caution if you are out in the davenport area is this morning. looking a the another crash, an

jun young parkway. no significant delays or roadblock. but just be aware driving through. everything is looking nice. i-4 eastbound from the attractions downtown, about 13 minutes and the 408 is looking good, it's up to speed as well. >> john: breaking news this morning. the coast guard is searching for a missing boater off the coast of brevard county. >> amy: from satellite beach to patricks air force base. they are searching in the air and water right now. and they are looking for 38-year-old lloyd chamberlain from merritt island. he was supposed to come back home last night, but he didn't make it. they are have found his boat. >> amy: a search is on for a car. >> john: a man was found stabbed

the weekend. fox 35's dana jay has the latest on that story. good morning, dana. >> reporter: good morning, john. deputies this morning are looking for a beige 2006 ford taurus. they originally thought that the persons of interest in the case were in the car. it turns out those people are in custody this morning. investigators tell us that 84-year-old julian gresham's body was found. his daughters at tessee and her boyfriend are persons of interest in the case. they were taken into custody and baker acted. they thought that the couple had taken off in the victim's car, which they believe happen has a gun inside. the car is missing and the

>> i was really not feeling good about it because it's unusual for something like this to happen to this guy. he didn't bother nobody. >> he is 80 some years old, and we have kids and old people, and we don't need that around here. >> reporter: we have a looked at car. 2006 page floridatureus. ford taurus. call but do not approach it. it could have evidence in the case that deputies would like to preserve. call crime line and you can leave an anonymous tip. >> amy: today a trial is expected to begin for a man who was shot by a deputy outside of the wwe pches center in orlando. >> john: he is accused of attacking an orange county

trying to break into the building. man tal voa is charged with aggravated assault onen officer. but he has been said to not be fit to face trial. >> amy: a 22-year-old man was arrested. they believe he shot a man early yesterday morning at a story. paramedics took the victim to the hospital. he is expected to recover. they are not sure what led up to the shooting. >> john: 55-year-old man walked away from his assisted living facility on friday. he suffers from mental health issues and needs his medication. >> amy: a truck slammed into a home in new smyrna beach.

a truck sped down the street, and clipped a tree and plowed into the bedroom. neighbors say it's not the first time they've seen this kind of crash in the area. >> i hate to see people keep getting hurt and cars damaged. it'll continue unless somebody does something. >> amy: a woman in the home was thankfully not hurt. they want warning signs on the signs. >> john: a major void on the u.s. supreme court after justice antonin scalia died over the weekend. >> amy: the battle over when he should be replaced and by whom is dividing, and some say it's too soon. and fox's joel waldman has more. >> reporter: good morning. the appointment could affect everything from abortion to civil rights to climate change.

such a political firestorm. with the republicans 54 senate see the seat majority in potential jeopardy in 2016, political wrangling. republicans pulling for another staunch conservative voice on the bench want a delay until after november's general election. and president obama and his democratic allies are pushing for a more pressing timetable. >> nominate a successor in due time. >> reporter: upping the ante among candidates vying to be the next president of the united states. donald trump, marco rubio, and ted cruz have joined the chorus of calls to push beyond november 8. >> the next president should fill this vacancy. >> reporter: hillary clinton plasted g.o.p. calls to block

calling it outrageous. and bernie sanders described scalia as brilliant, colorful, and outspoken despite differences in ideology. >> barack obama is president of the united states until january 20, 2017. >> reporter: scalia's death leaves the high court with a an equal number at four each. it's tough to get confirmed during an election year. it's only happened one time over the last 80 years. >> amy: fascinating to watch. >> john: on the health watch, several government agencies are investigating a material that your kids may have contact with each and every day. three different agencies have announced on friday that they want to study if turf has00 dangerous chemicals that could affect kids' health.

it's lower maintenance and less expensive to use. and government eeftions said more research is needed. >> john: you don't have to leave the house for dinner. >> amy: the new delivery service expanding to more of south florida. >> amy: take a look at all of these sharks migrating off the coast of the florida coast. the research being conducted. >> amy: a mass wedding on valentine's day. orange county clerk of courts. they said i do and they were

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7:43 here on "good day orlando." downtown. it's normally quiet on this view. today it's especially quiet, because it is a holiday. is in? >> amy: osceola has friday off today. >> john: a greeshry delivery app expanding. shipt will delivery to the oviedo and chuluoto areas. lets you order publix grocerys. they bring your order to your doorstep within hours. >> john: theme park announced they plan to raise their pay to $10. that's a $0.50 increase compared to what they are making on ample now. the change goes into effect july 1.

employees this year. >> amy: in orlando, things are not looking up for us just yet. a forecast of zillow finded it will slow down to 1.1%. rent growth is up here 2.2%. twice the rate of the national average. >> amy: caught on camera. thousands of sharks. look at that video. swimming off our coast. >> john: researchers shared the video, and ryan has more on what they're doing. >> reporter: the little black dots are the sharks. florida atlantic university. birds eye view as we play the video. we'll show you all of the tiny black dots moving. those are thousands of sharks off of miami and palm beach. amazes video.

fau researchers did not find many between miami and palm beach but thousands between palm beach and jupiter. that was posted on friday. they get very upclose. you can see as we scan through a couple of these. they tagged five of these. fitted them with transmitters. it's amazing to see how how close they were. they migrate north every february through march. and the transmitters will help them to track their journeys. they spend the winter in florida. then go to georgia and the carolinas has it warms up. kind of like some snow birds as well. and it might sound scary to have thousands so close together. they said that they're rare. as long as you are not the one. it's cool.

>> john: so they're wintering here. jayme king, a great brace place to winter. >> jayme: good morning. enjoy the weather today because tonight the weather goes down hill with big boosts of rain chances. titusville and melbourne, brevard county, with the wind off the atlantic. we have seen a big modification in temperatures. areas over north central florida in the 40s at this time and 50s across orlando metro. good morning. we hope you had a great weekend. it goes to fast. i just said to some of my workmates this morning, where did the weekend go? but the weather was fantastic. we see the transition taking shape. isolated atlantic blown and borne showers. you can see them piling on shore.

more of a nuisance. kick hitting in and out. and the clouds increasing. the rain chances fatten up late, late tonight into very early tomorrow morning. accuweather times and temps. your hour-by-hour forecast. always like to give you you a good idea no what's ahead on the day ahead. 10 to 20% chances for showers. tonight, the rain chances go way high after 11:00 p.m. into midnight. rain chances 7 70%. and straggler showers by 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. and then we say bye-bye to the showers and hello to the sunshine as it returns. for today, modeling showing an increase in clouds. and the atlantic borne or blown showers. impacting a lot of the coastal areas.

gainesville and ocala for the north central tiered zones. and drying rapidly in the morning. and wee early tomorrow we'll have rain chances again for orlando. as far as severe weather is concerned, i don't think so at this juncture. a marginal risk for maybe damaging winds. until i see more proof in the pudding, so to speak, i will leave it as scattered storms and isolated thunderstorms. we return to sunshine mid-day tomorrow. we sail off with good looking weather all weekend long, approaching the daytona 500 on sunday. it's looking pretty good at this point. suv, 2 to 3 feet. and southeast winds krachging up.

next high tide cycle after the lunch time area. 1:06 at port canaveral and water temperatures down to the 50s in volusia, and 60s for the brevard county area. for today, a look at marion county. good morning. we're looking mighty fine today. mid-to-upper 70s. a blend of sun and clouds. clouds taking over on the back end of the day. lake county looking good as well. partly sunny skiess. clouds filling in after # to 3:00 p.m. and do keep in mind the gusty southeast wind qut increase in a lot of the water moving around with higher seas. rip currents will be a scene. the water is mid-to-upper 50s for the surf temperatures. so brrr is the word, not necessarily foe the air but the

and tonight, down to the 50s and 60s. with looming rain chances as high as 70 to 80% after the midnight hour. we've marked that down and accounted for that in the seven-day forecast. and down we go tuesday into 20%. clearing out and then temperatures 70s for highs and 50s for lows. thats and through next weekend. and snap the sun from carol in orlando, orange county. thank you so much. glassy lake. foliage with the trees. snap the sun. send us your photos and we'll feature you and your photography. our weather baby. a gorgeous girl you have in harmony. >> gina: hi there, everybody.

a couple crashes on the major roadways. right now this is near conway. the road looks to be clearing. we had had a couple left hand lanes completely blocked there. but everything looks to be moving through the area. a lot of backup. give yourself extra time. and i-4 westbound, just before ivanhoe. we have a right shoulder blocked. and doesn't look to be causing significant delays. it's off on the shoulder. taking a look at drive times. and i-4 westbound from lake mary to colonial, 16 minutes. i-4 eastbound, 13 minutes. 408, 417 to downtown, it'll take about 12 minutes. >> john: 7:52 here on good day. a push in tallahassee to give kids a second chance when they break the law.

message. what supporters and critic have to say. if you have the day off of

>> john: 7:56. a a bill moving through the florida legislature could give kids a second chance. >> amy: when a teenager makes a mistake, their criminal record will pop up on the internet. too often that person can not get a job because of it. the bill will field public records for misdemeanors. but critics wonder if it sends a

wild just one time. >> no. this is not a free pass. they still go through a punishment for what the court provides, whether it's juvenile detention, fine, community service. really the key is that we want to give them the opportunity as any become adults and find they are mature to be able to get on with their lives. >> amy: the bill is moving through state senate committees. a similar bill is moving through the house. keep it here on "good day orlando." our 8:00 a.m. hour is coming up after this. coming up, a local teen

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