. >> it's 8:00 a.m. from fox 35, this is "good day orlando." >> john: happy thursday. it is the 8 o'clock hour of good day, i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. glad you are with us and here's the stories we're working on right now. we start with this:

outside of a home en winter park. we're there as detectives try to figure out what happened. >> john: he shocked the world. in the 1936 olympics in berlin and this morning we're looking back at life and legacy of jesse owens as we honor black history month. >> amy: we are going to sit down and talk with his great niece who lives in orlando and the game of monopoly is changing. why you don't need a banker anymore. some people are not happy about this and david martin? >> reporter: do you have something in your house that is checking dust and you might think, hey it is worth the money? i have someplace to bring it to to find out exactly what it is worth. taking you live to the orlando museum of art and antique vintage and garden show. live, on the 8 o'clock hour of... >> "good day orlando"! >> john: yea! >> amy: fun, i always love that. the kind of shows where they take something you found at a garage sale and turns out it is worth a up bunch of money.

have thrown away. like the a coin and that is a million dollar coin. >> amy: what about the 8 tracks. >> jayme: we have a guy on twitter who reached out to us and had no idea what it was worth. $4,000. >> amy: i saw that! amazing! lots of people. go into your attic today. >> jayme: and tell you what, go outside, too. because the weather has been literally out of sight. we're talking about bright sun and you see it here, a live look at downtown orlando, we are bathing in the sunshine, nice day ahead. good morning to you. again, everything tied, pretty big high pressure moving toward the state and will introduce a breezy condition today. but keeps our temperatures nice and the sunshine out in full force and another great day overall. and commencing the late morning and early afternoon, 71 by 2:00 and by 25k and by 8:00, down to 60. a look at the live local temperatures, 43 now up from 39, upper 30s we had an hour ago in ocala and sunshine working on the area.

commenced in orlando, sanford and kissimmee the mid 50s and tonight a few high clouds and cool temps and overnight looking fine, benign weather overall and will take us into a good looking weekend. a lot going on. and you need to know the weather forecast. 70s, stick and stay, mid and upper 70s for the weekend and lots of bright sunshine. enjoy it. here's gina. >> hey, happy thursday. breaking traffic news. this is i-95 northbound, just past state road 44. we still have a right lane blocked, left lane moving very, very slowly because of an earlier crash, and some of it has cleared. but there it is still quite a bit of backup there. if you are traveling through there, i made you a map for an alternate route and you will get off at the 442 and take it to u.s. 1 and u.s. 1, to 421 and get back on i-95, northbound. that way. definitely give yourself extra time there this morning. looking now at another earlier crash, this is on goldenrod and

valencia college lane. not causing too many delays but we have a crash at goldenrod near 408. still partially blocked underneath the overpass. definitely be aware, use caution if you are traveling through the area. especially this morning. looking now at your drive times, i-4 eastbound from john young parkway to downtown, 11 minutes. i-4 westbound from the 434 to fairbanks, 14 minutes. 408 westbound rouse road to downtown, 14 minutes. that's it for live drive back to you. police spent all morning investigating a deadly double winter park. >> amy: it happened just before 10:00 p.m. last night, just off of fairbanks avenue. joining us and is there with more. >> good morning to you. police just wrapped up their investigation a half-hour ago. and step out of the way. the focus of their information and investigation from

truck and the jeep in front of the house. police were called to the winter park home in response to a possible shooting, on state road 945 and when they arrived found a young man in the yard of the home and the other man near a sidewalk. shots were fired and both unresponsive when the police arrived and pronounced police don't have information with regard to a motive for the shooting and haven't named a suspect. they said, though, neighbors do not need to worry about a shooter on the loose. >> the investigation now is obviously ongoing. we don't feel there is anybody at large that would be a threat to the public, at this point but we can't rule out anything at this point. in the investigation. >> reporter: the evidence markers were picked up about 6:30 a.m. and the fire crews were out here to help with police. cleaned up the scene and no names were released and we don't know about a motive however expect the information to be released later today. in winter park, andrea jackson, fox 35 news. >> amy: new this morning, orange county deputies are investigating a dog attack, happened just before 3:00 a.m.

in apopka. the sheriffs office tells us the victim was bitten by a pit bull and deputies haven't said how serious the injuries are if the dog was a het. >> john: orange county a woman accused of abandoning her newborn baby right after giving birth remains in jail. luanne joins us in studio with the latest on the search for the baby. >> luanne: good morning, susan richardson, yawned and stretched in court yesterday when the judge told her she was charged with child neglect. monday police say she give bairt to a baby girl in her apartment and then took the baby to the parking lot of the willow bend apartments next-door. when they found proof of the with in the lot, investigators say she's not telling them where the baby is. police spent the day yesterday, searching for baby willow but . we spoke to richardson's boyfriend, johnnie bryant and he says that she told him first that she had a miscarriage and he called 911. after admitting that she did

she told him she left the child on a step. >> you know, somebody around here knows what happened. and they ain't saying nothing. they want to put it all on me. >> reporter: according to police bryant is not a suspect in the case and he says they have a 7-year-old daughter together and richardson also has two other young children. now, he claims that she is mentally ill. during a previous arrest police noted that richardson had medication for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. back to you. >> john: all right, thank you. >> amy: you decide 2016 for the first time ted cruz is now leading the republican field in a new national poll. >> john: the latest nbc news/"wall street journal" survey has cruz getting 28% support. trump fell to second place with 26%, and, followed by marco rubio. jeb busch and dead last, 4%. and as the numbers go up for cruz the attacks he is facing from competitors are going up as

trump to make good on his threats. cruz says if trump wants to sue him over an ad that shows him claiming himself very pro-choice, he should go ahead and file the lawsuit already. >> amy: meanwhile, marco rubio won the highly coveted endorsement from the south carolina governor nikki haley yesterday. many political analysts expect her support will help to push marco rubio to at least second place in the primary and the democratic side, support for the candidates is -- look at that, split right done the middle in nevada. ahead of saturday's caucus there. the latest cnn/orc poll has clinton 38% and bernie sanders, 37 37. >> jesse owens shocked the world when he took gold in the olympics during a time of great divide. coming up, his great niece will join us live to talk about her legendary great uncle and how she feels about the new movie made about him. david martin. >> reporter: cool, good morning to you, amy.

museum of art. talking about the antiques midge and garden show, 2016. boy, looking for something fun to do this weekend look no further than the gorgeous gallery. they've brought out 32 antique dealers to sell you all kind of unique old things. and you get to go to the museum as well and if you have something in your own house, you

tell you what it is worth. >> he was and american hero in an area of war, jesse owens defied the odds and shocked the world when he ran to gold in the 1936 olympics in berlin, germany. his glorious triumph at a time of great divide. a young man not good enough to drink from the same water fountain as whites... >> mr. owens, how can you justify going to germany when there is discrimination at home... >> amy: immortalized in film. >> i want to know, can you win. >> amy: now his historic journey to the record weeks is coming to life in a major motion picture. >> no.

yes. >> now you're just showing off. >> amy: i'm getting goosebumps watching the trailer. looks good. joining us is shannon owens green, jesse owens' great niece and is also a writer for the orlando sentinel and you have probably seen her before. great to see you. >> good to see you, too. >> amy: thanks for coming in this morning. when you first heard they were going to do this movie, about your very famous great uncle, what were your thoughts? >> i saw some articles years ago, i think five years ago, i heard, there was a movie coming out and i was like, wow, that is cool if they are making a movie about it. and it is just surreal and is really kind of exciting. i think his daughters have done a fantastic job, really preserving the legacy because it is such an important story for today's audience i think to know. and it was so many years ago and a lot of the younger generation

through. >> amy: especially when he came home from the olympics and i -- i didn't realize he died when he was 66. it was 1980 when he died and it was before you were born, right. >> amy: but your father was very close with him, that's right. >> that was his uncle and they had a very close relationship and i rob my sister who is 8 years older than me used to spend her summers there in arizona. tucson and it is -- like i said, it is surreal, and to watch the movie and looking at his parents and, those are my great grandparents! and one of the photos at the end of the movie, is of the house and i thought, those are photos of our house. and growing up we didn't talk about it you a lot. my dad never played it up. just another family member. >> amy: a very famous family member. >> and i never thought about it until i saw the movie and i thought, wow! there is something to be proud of. you know? >> amy: huge. >> yeah, it is.

columbus and you watched the movie. with some of this actors from movie and relatives, which is cool, a family reunion? >> yes. i met gloria, his oldest daughter, met her for the first time and never met her before, there is such an age gap between them and us and it was cool to see them again and, you know, talk to them and, the q and a that day on ohio state campus, and obviously that is where he went to school and a lot of students got a chance to participate and get a chance to meet with the stars of the movie and really hear the story. it was a great experience. >> amy: i want to show some of the pictures shannon sent us, pictures we were able to put together so you at home could see. these are priceless photos from your family. and here's one of them, and tell me about this photo. >> well, that is my grandmother, pearline, the youngest child, jesse's baby sister. they were very close and that is my grandfather, haywood, and

the baby. i love it. we'll scroll through the other pictures, and this is a photo in >> yes. that photo used to hang in our house, that is my dad, and, obviously, that is him gazing at his uncle, which is staged -- which he never actually did! >> amy: a great one. >> yeah, that is my dad in the center, looking at the basketball and that is jesse. which is, you know, it is interesting, the story of basketball in our family, because, my dad played basketball at the university of iowa, and he eventually transferred to the university of akron and jesse came twot -- >> i read he was an avid golfer and loved to golf in his retirement years. >> you can't live in arizona and not play golf. one of the best places for golf. >> amy: i love that picture. can we show that one? pop it back up for you. in the meantime, shannon, tell me about what you thought of the movie. did you love it?

i really did. i mean, it was -- what was great was, it was a heavy moment in history and they did a great job infusing humor and really showing his personality. and, just the human side of him. you have to remember he was 22 years old when all of this happened and had a wife and had a daughter. that was a lot on him as a 22-year-old to carry the pressure of the world, you know, at one point, they considered not going to the olympics and there were protests about going and the n.a.a.c.p. leadership didn't want him to go, either, an interesting piece they highlighted in the movie, showing how big of a decision it was for him to even go to the olympics and just all of the pressure that he was under, performing in that moment, so... >> amy: how he was treated when he came back. i think a lot of people don't realize, he came back a national hero but also came back a second class citizen in many ways? >> i loved how they ended the movie. because they ended the movie with him coming back and there was a dinner thrown for him and

the front door of the hotel. you know, his coach could but he couldn't and i was glad they talked about that, because, even though he made all the great aom mrichlts in berlin he didn't get an invite from the white house. never got a telegram from fdr. you talk about, you know, hitler and his regime but the other part of the story is about what happened when he came back and how he was treated as a second class citizen in america. i was really glad they highlighted that in the movie. >> amy: wow. amazing and the movie comes out tomorrow, it is called "race." the trailer looks awesome, shannon got a preview and saw the whole thing. thank you very much for sharing your story with us this morning. it was an honor. 8:18 right now, let's check in with jayme. >> jayme: good stuff, thanks for coming in. cool! let's talk about the numbers here behind me, they are cool as well. and, you can see that we have got ample sunshine, just another blockbuster of a day. again, pretty much in the course of the next several days we'll start on the cool side and end with many pleasantries in the air.

highs repeatedly in and out of the low and upper 70s, at times. come back, take a live look and look now, 45 at gainesville and 50 out at the villages and melbourne now has achieved 60 degrees, early this morning. -- thursday. i almost said monday, i'm setting myself back here. thursday. and you see high pressure again, coming on this way and that will keep the northerly winds going strong, and then by tonight winds become more northeasterly out of this direction, and should interchange in a few clusters of cloud cover blowing off the atlantic, no big deal, no rain tied to that just yet. another great day ahead. breezy, dry, good looking in the temperature department with 71 by 2:00 and there's the wind and may just over 25 at times, and could get a little windy into the afternoon, but no biggie, right? enjoy the temps, around 68, beautiful on the golf course today, 73, fantastic for us as we head toward the afternoon, a

again good looking skies, a few clouds and cool temps overnight, no matter where you are, trackside, daytona, amped up and ramped up for the big race sunday or hanging out in sanford or longwood or orlando, we're, looking good. again, 72 tomorrow and saturday and sunday, again, we're going to breach 75, with ease. we may get -- wind up close to 80 over the interior. good looking weather overall, next best rain chance showing up tuesday, the stronger system approaches out of the rockies during the time. that's your forecast. >> gina: happy thursday. we still have this crash on i-95 northbound, past the 44 here, we have a right lane blocked but it is starting to clear. traffic, though, still moving slowly through the area. if you are traveling through here i did make you an alternate route map and you will take the -- get on the 442 and take it to u.s. 1 and u.s. 1 to the 421 and back on i-95 northbound. and that should be clearing up in the next few minutes, taking a look right now, at your drive times, everything is a little

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>> john: a crime alert, orlando police need your helping identifying a man who stole merchandise from a sunglass hut on i-drive and threatened the employees. >> amy: the whole thing was caught on camera and ryan is joining us now with more on that. he's in studio b with guests. >> ryan: good morning, barb bergen, the executive director joining us and, the detective. from the orlando police department. and i'll start with you. we have seen that three times, the guy on video. >> a couple of unusual things. and, his weapon of choice -- it is unnerving to people when they see that and he went back to the statement place, twice. in less than a week, second store that he robbed, actually

and robbed the same place and all that changed as far as his appearance was his pants and he's not really trying to change his appearance or anything like that. >> ryan: and barb, he seems desperate to go to the same place less than a week later. one reason you think -- >> again the bizarre weapon he's using. and going back to the same place, and most definitely a problem for us. and of course they shouldn't have to be facing this and if we get an i.d. off of him, it isn't bad photography or video. you can see the side of him and if you live in the area. you may recognize him. like the detective is saying we think he lives in that area. a real good chance he may live in the area where it is happening. >> anything else, detective when you look at the video? >> again, it is the boldness of it and, with the syringe and probably a narcotics problem and there is desperation there and everybody we spoke, to all the

said that he has a puerto rican accent. and, light skinned hispanic male. a little bit of facial hair. >> ryan: and, the i-drive area which is concerning as well? >> absolutely. >> ryan: if anybody sees it. >> call 1-800-432-tips or a tip on-line at crime line.org. >> ryan: and look at the video and we'll post it on our web site as well. back to the studio. >> john: we are celebrating history and gardening and a number of things this week. >> amy: national drink wine day, thought i would throw that out there! did you know that, david martin? national drink wine day today. >> reporter: here we go, i'll join you now -- this is rum, forget about that. good morning to you, live from the orlando museum of art. we're celebrating the antique vintage and garden show, a three day event, starts tomorrow, saturday and sunday. more than 30 vendors are here to sell you antiques and if you

think is worth money, my friend, charlie miller, will tell you

the rocking >> you're watching "good day orlando" on fox 35. it's a good morning wake up to a brand new day... >> amy: a good morning, a thursday, we're almost to the weekend. it is race weekend and will be a busy weekend in daytona, 51 degrees, a look at one of tourists hanging out on international drive and we'll get new tourism numbers and find out how many people visited us last year. >> john: i bet it's a lot. >> amy: i bet we crack the 100

what do you think? >> john: it it was has been crowded and, the daytona 500 and, the half marathon at disney and spring training. >> amy: and the bands, brew and bbq going on. >> john: jayme king, this is why people are here and spring break is around the corner. >> jayme: the only pressure is high pressure and brings us the goods. and you will love this numbers, looking, 40s and 50s, we have 60 at melbourne and, it will increase through the fresh sure coast and far south florida. high pressure on top and blue h with us and, will grind across south of atlanta, ga and, will be a wind shich and may bring clouds into play off the atlantic starting late tonight, no big deal, no rain tied it. pleasantries all around. and through the overnight. another great day, a breezy day, 69 by 5:00.

about 60 and that is extra clouds there. but again in and out of the area of high pressure and temperatures come back up, spinning winds, favorable wind directions and warmer wind directions taking shape. but winds overall decrease compared to the strong breezes we may see today. by monday, tuesday, wednesday, it looks like days of transition to wet your times ahead, breaking down details in our long range forecast, i'll talk about in 10 minutes. here's genes na. >> gina: happy thursday, we have good news, the nasty crash on i-95 northbound past the 44 has just about cleared. you can see both lanes are currently open and we have an emergency vehicle off to the side. but everything looking okay. traffic is moving slowly through the area. if you have to travel through there, definitely give yourself extra time. and i want to take you to a couple of new crashes, the first one on the beach line near the goldenrod exit causing significant delays in the westbound lanes and use caution if you are traveling out to the

looking now at another crash on colonial and remington road, causing significant delays there, you can see the red on the map. beware if you are traveling through there as well. looking at your drive times, everything is a bit slow on i-4, westbound from lake mary to colonial, 21 minutes. i-4 eastbound from those ash minutes. 408, westbound, 417 to downtown, 14 minutes. that's it for live drive traffical back to you. >> amy: thaurment nk you. troopers found a vehicle they believe hit and killed a jogger in cocoa. >> john: luanne has the latest. >> luanne: good morning fhp says a tip led them to the cherokee. 39-year-old jason roddinger was hit and killed monday morning while jogging and the driver kept on going.

1998 light gray jeep cherokee and said it had damage consistent with the crash. jim reynolds is a friend of the victim and made a makeshift cross and put flowers at the spot where his friend was killed in cocoa. >> i thought it would be a good -- something that i could do. i hope they find him. he has to live with this the rest of his life. >> luanne: troopers are not saying exactly where they found the jeep but have sent it to fdle for testing. that is the latest from the fox 35 newsroom. studio. appears florida is breaking records again. preliminary tourism numbers by visit orlando show, drum roll... >> john: da, da, da... >> amy: 105 million people visited florida last year. we were right. they cracked 100 million, up from the 97 million that we had in 2014. and governor scott will make the official announcement at a news conference later this morning.

of 100 million and looks like we broke it! great! a crime alert. orange county a man and woman attacked and robbed three university of central florida students. >> john: the story tops the morning rush. investigators say it happened tuesday night. at the collegiate village apartments. deputies say the crooks forced their way in and the man started pun offing one of the victims. the victims say the woman had a stun gun and threatened to use it. then, the suspect stole a laptop, cell phone and wallets and got away. >> amy: orange county deputies released a video of a chase they say they were going after 24-year-old nathaniel woods and 37-year-old john powell earlier this month. the men are accused of robbing a tourist near the orlando premium outlets, assaulting an uber driver and driving in a car involved in a carjacking. authorities cat up with them after the suspects crashed. >> john: brevard county now reporting the first case of the zika virus, not contracted here in central florida. though, florida has 22 cases and

related and none involved pregnant women. last week state officials sit up a zika hotline with information on the virus. and since friday they've received more than 400 calls. connect with history, and gardening this weekend. >> amy: a great combination! the antiques vintage and garden show is getting underway, starts tomorrow and fox 35's david martin is giving us a preview. hi, david. >> reporter: good morning, amy, hi, john, we are live at the orlando museum of art where in 24 hours the -- 34th. >> 34. >> reporter: gosh, 34th antiques vintage and garden show kicks off, three days of incredible antiques, high quality vendors in town. including my friend who is selling antique jewelry. hi! and furniture and things you can wear, too. let me introduce to jan, former staff member of the orlando museum of art and now a member of the council 101. how are you? >> fine. >> reporter: let's walk through

this is an important event. >> it is so important and we're so thrilled that you are here show casing it to central florida. this is the way for council of 101 to support the orlando museum of art. keep all of the exhibits and permanent collections safe and beautiful for all visitors and residents of central florida. we want to keep our museum the best museum there possibly is and so, attendance is important. >> reporter: and it's not expensive to get in. what are you charging? >> $10. >> come on. >> a full day of fun! >> and you can also bring in your items. >> yes. >> reporter: and antique items. charlie here, charlie miller, he's a professional appraiser and will look at your items and go, that ain't worth nothing! but we have four things on the table you think might be worth something? an old rocking chair from 19... >> 1920. >> reporter: praut from a friend of mine.

its original label on the back and has never been refinished and as a result of that, it heightens the value considerably, it is a child's piece which -- and survived in good condition, children's important to is sought after by collectors. and it is not in vast quantities, as a result it retains its value beyond that of the peer group, because it never has been refinished and has the original label and know who mated and the time period. >> reporter: is there a dollar amount. >> 475 today's $575. >> reporter: pick one of these. >> i have something here i got in france. at a flea market on a visit there. and thought i'd bring it in and let charlie take a look at it and see if i found a treasure. >> you did find a treasure, japanese and will date 1880, a typical pattern, under glaze blue with overglaze red and in great condition.

>> a lot more than i paid for it! >> reporter: good for her. and, all the information, the event is tomorrow, saturday and sunday and between the hours of 11:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. on sunday, but tomorrow and saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m i'd back with more in the 9 o'clock hour. >> amy: wow, cool. >> john: still to come, drama or kanye west. >> amy: the surprising way the rapper is reacting after one of his epic rants was released on-line. on this day in history, february 18th, 1978, the bee-gees hit number one with... staying alive. recently a team of researchers discovered the staying alive is this ideal song to perform while doing cpr. because of the beats per minute, what other song did researchers find fit the bill but were like,

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you can tell by the way i use my walk i'm a woman's man... >> amy: on this day in history, february 18th, 1978, the bee-gees hid number one with stayin' alive and recently a team of researchers discovered that stayin' alive is the ideal song to listen to while performing cpr because of the beats per minute. okay? what other songs did researchers find fit the bill but said it is probably not appropriate. okay. one of these three. let's listen to all of them. a few seconds for each song. first is don't go break yib my heart. -- don't go breakin' my heart don't go breakin' my heart... >> amy: luanne thinks it might

afternoon to another one bites the dust. another one bites the dust another one bites the dust... >> amy: and, the last one is "beat it. beat it beat it going with the beat... >> amy: i wish you could see luanne right now. okay. everybody is doing a pretend cpr. >> john: chest compressions, not the mouth-to-mouth, okay? >> amy: either way it is bad! gosh! all right, we'll send it out to david martin first, david, what

>> reporter: letter b. >> amy: another one bites the dust by queen. >> all right, really, all the song titles would be inappropriate. and, over to luanne, working really hard, and ryan, what do you think? >> i think, some are way too fast. >> we couldn't keep up, almost. we're certified. and another one bites the dust -- you think? >> wow, that was easy. what do you think? >> jayme: well, super insensitive... >> we'll go with a. >> amy: what do you think. >> john: i think you guys are right. i have to go with "don't go breakin' my heart." i would love for it to be that. don't go breakin' my heart, my ribs, my back, whatever it might be x.

sternum at least. >> >> amy: oh, yeah. another one bites the dust by queen. you guys are good. i love how you scientifically figured this one out today. so proud of you. you can see why it wouldn't be appropriate. stayin' alive is much, much better. stayin' alive. the goal. the goal here. >> amy: university of florida did the research. kudos to them! 8:-- thank you, ryan. 8:46. time to check out what is hot in hollywood. >> john: merissa clark with xl 106.7 has the scoop. okay. kanye west, having another meltdown. i haven't heard the audio yet. >> every day. >> john: they say he really went off. what happened here? >> yeah. we had kind of heard the rumor about kanye having a melt down before going on for snl and he has been ranting on twitter and now we have audio, someone in

audio of him totally flipping out before he went on snl and what happened was, the flooring he had chosen was reflecting odd off of his video screen and they had to change it. and, he didn't like that, it messed up his creative flow and in the audio clip, you can hear him talking about how he is 50% more influenceal than pablo picasso and pablo escobar and the apostle paul and he'll be around for up to thousands of years, and it is another can way breakdown. >> amy: kim has to think he's crazy, not that she is not crazy but has to be, really, dude in chillax. >> and, they had to go back stage and calm him down so he could go on and there are rumors, that she has had enough of his rants, and i can't blame her. like enough is enough. >> john: here's what i think,

this one, but, all of this starts happening right after his new album comes out and no one is really caring about the album, right and he asks for a billion dollars and then went on, what was it, twitter and asked the facebook guy. and keeps doing these things and it just keeps him in the news. >> amy: when his album is not doing well. is he laughing at us, wherever he is now, saying, look at these idiots thinking i'm serious and all they are doing is buying into my hype. i have a feeling that that is what it is. he's not dumb. >> as far that's kardashian clan, you never know if it is for publicity or a meltdown. i can say he was going to lax and says he'll go to paris and relax and hang out with friends and decompress and didn't take his family with him and if that is true maybe it is something real but again with them you never know if it is real or not.

asking zuckerberg for a billion dollars. >> on twitter! >> amy: hello! >> who does that! >> amy: facebook, guys, yeah! >> john: marissa, great to see you, johnnie's house, xl 106.7, talk to you soon. >> amy: weather, jayme king. >> jayme: good morning, now, we have 40s and 50s, a couple of spots now, 60, melbourne and as you go progressively farther south we see 70s, closer to far south florida as typical and usual high pressure in place and looks like it provides the goods, all the way through the weekend. talking about ample sunshine, literally rain-free skies, maybe next tuesday or wednesday. and, pleasant temperatures, just really nice overall. make the outdoor plans now and if you don't have them make them and if you do have them keep what you have in play and get it done. a great day, breezy weather, 71 by 2:00 and 69 at the 5:00 and 8:00, heading down towards the 60 degree mark and look now, the gorgeous shores of cape canaveral.

62 degrees, and variable winds, light speeds under 5, and, this is hour visit orlando tower cam, orlando. 54 degrees, actually the suntrust cam. my bad. a routing issue and i'll fix that. north winds at 8. again as we go through the morning i bet you that the visit orlando cam looks like the other camera. sunshine and cloudless skies and good looking temperatures. clouds and cool temps, 56 by 11:00, 54 by 2:00 and friday morning, 56 by 8:00 a.m., north-northeast breezes there at about 7. again, the rainfall outlook not looking great for raindrops, saturday into sunday and it is flat and deeper into the next 7 days, and we start to see the rain chance perking up, as told by the 7 day with tuesday at 50%, and maybe a lot higher, things may get a little rocky depending on the low pressure as it approaches the state from the west side of the gulf of mexico. what you see is a good looking weekend taking shape with 0s for

much in the 50s, if not close to 60 by tuesday morning. madison, looking good, kiddo, our weather baby of the moment. we love to see her, too. and of course we invite you to join the parties, visit our web site for more weather baby information, www.fox35orlando.com. here's gina. >> hi, everybody, happy thursday. we do have a new crash on i-4 westbound, on osceola and west of the 532. off to the shoulder, not causing delays but travel through there, definitely be aware of that and use caution. be careful if you are going there. i do have a new crash, this one here is a partial roadblock, orange avenue partially blocked there at weatherby road. be aware of that traveling through there and not far away, we have a crash on 528, mere goldenrod. looking at your drive times, everything looking okay. i-4 looking nice, i-4 westbound from lake mary to colonial, 18 minutes and i-4 eastbound from

and the 408 up to speed. back to you guys. >> john: still to come big changes for twitter. >> amy: why the social media site says it is going to be sensor e cerf censoring your speech. it is national drink wine day.

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site and ryan is here to talk about that. >> ryan: they'll work to stop abusive language and keep the site asecure -- secure. to improve the public image and the obama administration is calling on the site to do more to help in the fight against terrorism. meanwhile, mon monopoly is getting rid of the paper money and officials from hasbro are replace ing the cash with bank cards. and, it is a newer version and players swipe the cards in a scanner and buy properties and the updated game hits store shelves later this week. and, today is national drink wine day. a new study shows millenians ls are drinking the most according to a survey by the wine market council drank 42% of all the wine consumed in the u.s. last year. about 160 million cases, if you are wondering. experts say the age group is become more confident in their taste and the survey saying 17% of millenials spend $20 or more on bottles of wine.

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