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we'll tell you who police are looking for. he was shot in the stomach. >> john: a girl was declared brain dead. they were getting ready to harvest her organs and she squeezed her mother's hand. >> every day something comes out of the campaign. >> amy: let's find out what's happening outside. >> jayme: good morning to you. let's take a look at what's doing. it's a mild morning. widespread 60s. up north, down south, east, and west. everything focusing over the gulf stream current. you can see the rain we've had over north central florida has

a bit of a lull, and then later on this afternoon, it's back. and rain chance 40%. near 80 for the high. a lot of you will eclipse that. into the low 80s we go. and weather system number one. and then weather system two coming through tomorrow. stormy time ahead. real windy. 60 to 70% type rain coverage. and then back to the 60s we go by thursday morning. >> reporter: 5:28 beach line` toll plaza .` be aware as you travel through. there are quite a few crashes on the roads. a new one here at obt and stuart avenue. it's causing significant delays in that area. just be aware if you are traveling through there.

crash, the road partially blocked at colonial and kirkman. it doesn't seem to be causing delays, so that's some good news. we had a earlier crash at kirkman and lb mccloud. no significant delays. be aware of the crashes out there. i-4 eastbound looks good. attractions to downtown, just 13 minutes, and the 4 408 is pretty much up to speed as well. >> john: a man opens his door and gets shot in the stomach. >> amy: it happened at an apartment complex on north pine hill road. fox 35's dana jay has the latest. >> reporter: good morning.@ we're outside of@ the property this morning. it was a crime scene last night. police called here just around midnight. they say that a 22-year-old man got a knock on his door.

on the doorstep. they told him to, quote, give it up. at the same time, one immediately shot him in the stomach. all three men took off. they ran away.@ police are still looking for them this morning. only a vague description of the suspects. three black men. it's not clear if they robbed our victim or not. and he was taken to the medical center in serious but stable condition. >> amy: also developing this morning, the teenager accused of running down an orange county deputy will be in court later this morn. the family of sergeant pearce will also be in court when ortiz makes his appearance.

has stitches on her face. ortiz is facing an attempted murder charge. >> john: in brevard county, students head back to tropical elementary school this morning for the first time since learning that one of their classmates were found dead. two were found dead inside of their merit island home. it happened on sunday. they believe that the father's death was a suicide, but they are not giving details. they are not looking for suspects. neighbors say they're in shock. >> it's traumatizing.x just totally traumatizing. you can't believe it. you would never believe it in a million years that something like that would happen. >> amy: just a horrifying story. neighbors describe ananya as a straight-a student. she would often translate for

thai restaurants. her mother is out of the country right now. >> john: the search for baby willow continues after another search turns up empty. they drained a pond yesterday near the willow bend apartments. they believe that she gave birth to the baby and immediately abandoned the child last week. richardson remains in jail but is not cooperating with investigate. >> amy: a swat team raided this house yesterday on orange avenue. longwood police said that they figured out they needed to search this house. police called for back up and used a small tank to break down a fence and door. no word if anyone was arrested. >> amy: the cdc has arrived in brazil. they want to investigate the zika virus. >> reporter: starting today, scientists will take blood

brazilian women and their children. the mosquito borne virus is believed to cause birth defects but the cdc is not 100% certain. scientists hope to determine when they are in brazil. they want to know if women experience symptoms of zika infection during their pregnancies. a second case of zika reported here in, county. there are 28 cases in our state, but all of the cases in florida are travel related. >> john: a man from winter park accused of kidnapping and robbing two women will spend less time behind bars all due to a court order. he was sentenced to 60 years in prison. the 60 year sentence has been cut in half. jurors were apparently not given a written definition of reasonable doubt.

reducing his sentence to 30 years. a teacher accused of having sex with a student has resigned. he is accused of having sex with with a 17-year-old student in the classroom at east ridge high school in clermont. the news partners the the "orlando sentinel" said that they accepted the resignation. he denied but admits to spending time with the student. >> john: hopes to extend a the caucus. >> reporter: the g.o.p. front runner is expected to win. the real battle is for second place. 39% of republicans in nevada say they support trump. ted cruz second with 23%. and marco rubio battling for

and john kasich, and ben carson, with 9 and 5%. asked his national spokesperson to resign after re-tweeting what was a false story on marco rubio. it misquoted rubio making it appear that he was trash-talking the bible. >> it was a grave error of judgment. it turned out that the news story that he sent out was false. but if if it was true, we are not the campaign that will question the faith of another. >> every day something comes out to ask questions and now going after my faith. >> reporter: the cruz campaign has found themselves in a number of controversies. starting with the first presidential race in iowa, after winning in a close race. suggested that ben carson might

democrats held their primary this weekend. hillary clinton has polled very well in south carolina. the average of the polls with a 21 point lead going into the primary. >> amy: spacex is getting ready to launch a rocket. >> john: they're trying to make history. find out what they're trying to do for the first time. look who is here on this tuesday? jayme king. >> jayme: yes, sir. the temperatures are on the mild side. and the bad news is that we turn stormy mid-day tomorrow. i'll break down the forecast details and a sneak peek at the

it's a little far out, welcome back to "good day orlando." it's 7:13. starting today the navy will carry out live training of bombing runs in the ocala national forest. they do this from time to time. you probably have heard it. they'll be aiming for targets at

10:30 to 130 this afternoon. if you are anywhere in the area, you will feel the ground move. >> john: we get reports of people saying, was driving to ocala. >> amy: what the heck? what's going on. today, tomorrow, thursday. 10:30 to 1:30. you can feel that at our house. >> john: do you want to go see this? >> jayme: i'm driving. >> john: your car. thank goodness. >> john: spacex said they're ready for the rocket launch at the cape. they're looking for send a communications satellite out in space. they will attempt to land the first stage on a rocket on a floating barge. it should be interesting to see. you remember, of course, that the company successfully landed on line at cape canaveral, but sea based landings are much more difficult. the last three times they attempted, they ended in failure. the launch is set for 6:46

there are weather concerns. we have strong winds and clouds and approaching cold front. but after tomorrow, it'll be nice and clear. we'll see how it goes. >> john: a prosecutor tells fox news that the uber driver who randomly killed six and injured others just admitted. >> amy: witnesses said that dalton was picking up fares while carrying out the shootings. one happened at a cracker barrel parking lot. the 14-year-old girl was initially declared brain dead. the family was getting ready to donate her organs when suddenly she squeezed her mother's hand. she was rushed into surgery. we hope she makes it. >> jayme: it's all about the ragweed at this time of the year. it loose like a 6. if you have allergy issues, this

we're down to a 4. lower end range, and hopefully it stays there all week long. widespread 60s for you at the hour from the space coast to up north at gainesville and ocala. all the way down south. as far south as the turnpike corridor and the northern shores of lake okeechobee. uniform temps area wide. and everything has dried out. we have cloud cover this morning. scattered about. we see a resurgence of thicker clouds, lowering of the cloud deck by the afternoon hours. this takes us into a rain chance. does it get much better than this right now? our tower cam on top the hyatt regency, 62 degrees. looking out towards i-drive and the orlando eye. what a sight to be seen this morning. and shower risk returning after

40% on that. and the highs quite warm. lower 80s today. and isolated rain chance. very and isolated rain chance. and the warm front lifts up and over the area. we're very warm into the overnight. lows down to maybe the mid-to-upper 60s. by tomorrow, we focus attention to areas west of the state. a gusty southerly wind flow. a few showers coming into play. the weather i'm tracking over eastern texas now. front and the low pressure combo. and as the front dangerous closer, we see a lull in the activity. then we bring in the squall line behind that by around noon tomorrow for metro orlando. i want to pinpoint it for you. this is a computer model forecast, a simulation as to what may or may not happen weather-wise.

4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., clusters of showers and isolated thunder. a transitional atmosphere featuring what looks to be a nasty line of showers and storms getting here by lunch time. by close to 2:30, shifting into the theme park area and clearing orlando and back to the space coast. and then from that point on, heading out to the distant atlantic. we say gook -- good-bye um that. and then clearing out. we'll keep our eye on things. windy, stormy day tomorrow. and then after that, the high of 70 and no chance of weekend rain. >> gina: happy tuesday. we have breaking traffic news for you. a live look i-4 westbound before the 436. a bad crash which has shut down

a right hand lane only moving, and moving very, very slowly. and the traffic has built up on the the other side. give yourself extra time if you are traveling i-4 in seminole county. this just happened a few minutes ago. we have the earlier crash on the 528 at the beachline toll plaza. a couple of toll lanes are blocked.` doesn't` appear to be causing significant delays, but just be aware if you are traveling in the area this morning. and john young and obt, not partially blocked but causing delays. and we have a crash at colonial and kirkman. that crash is still causing significant delays. the road is still partially blocked. be aware. use caution. a lot of crashes on the roadways. i-4 westbound, lake mary to colonial, it'll take about an

i-4 eastbound bound from the attractions to downtown, 15 minutes. time now for your fox 35 pump patrol. regular gas is $1.56 the the kwik mart on south bumby. check out gas saving tips on our website at fox35orlando.com and click on traffic. >> john: she grew up with a famous dad who knew a lot about financial stability and instability. and now dave ramsey's daughter is making a name for herself in the financial world. >> amy: we'll talk live with rachel cruise. on how to avoid financial tension in their relationship. you can follow us on twitter,

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searching out fox 35 on facebook. good morning, james. john, over to you. >> john: when it comes to relationships, money is still the biggest thing that couples fight about. a new survey from the american institute of cpas. pa 35% said that financial problems are one of the biggest problems. it's not much better after age 35. joining us is rachel cruise. we appreciate you being here. you hear rachel on her father's radio show, dave ramsey. what kind of lessons did he teach you about financial responsibility? he had a rough past before he got things together. >> yes. they filed bankruptcy the year i was born. they laid a strong financial foundation. teaching us to work for

comes from work, how to give, save, spend. if you don't have the money, don't buy it. common sense, but not so common in our world. >> john: it's been the same issue with relationships with money since. and now young people are in death. how do you -- are in debt. >> when it comes to debt, you want to get out as quickly as possible. once you get married, and dating, and love enters the picture in your life, you need to talk about money. when the relationship is getting serious. when you are married, you need to talk about money. there's a lack of communication on the suspect. >> how do you open the door though? especially early. before you are married. some people are not telling you what i make or the discussion. >> on the first day you might not ask how much debt they have. you probably i may not get a second date. when the relationship is

marriage starts to enter the discussion, you need to start talking about it. you want to be on the same page. as we saw with the statistics, it causes huge tension. you need to talk about it. >> john: so young people now find out they have student loans. and maybe your dad's generation didn't have to deal with. what do you hear from people trying to get out of college, start the family, buy a house. what kind of unique issues are they faceing? >> student loans are a huge issue. $32,000 in student loans. and debt is a huge topic. the generation before could be more car loans and credit card debt. you need to be on the same page knowing that you want to get out of debt together. that need to be a goal as a married couple.at's crucial on getting on the same page and working towards the values. >> john: are you in downtown in.

>> john: you coauthor with your dad. and a great book. basic stuff that is really important. how can people find your book. >> any local bookstore should have it. >> amy: a woman is in jail after a late night in a lake county hotel. officers said she bit one of their officers. what led to the attack. that's coming up. >> gina: here's a live look at i-4 west of the 434, before the 436. a major crash is blocking three

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it's a beautiful day >> amy: look at this. isn't that spectacular? we showed you the same shot an hour ago. we were really socked in with fog near the attractions. but now you can see all of the cranes. how many can you count?

it is amazing the growth that is happening down there, isn't it? great to see. >> john: any doubt that we're one of the fastest growing cities in the country, and that eliminates the doubt. that's just one shot. welcome back. it's 7:30. i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. here are the top stories we're working on today. the teenage boy who is accused of running down a deputy and leaving the scene. what is supposed to happen in the case against him. >> jeb and others were saying he's not a true conservative. >> john: donald trump making news once again today. reacting to critics who say he's not a true conservative. we have his response as we look forward to another big contest today. >> amy: also new at 7:00. cansets could be making a couple back. casettes. it could be a new trend in

i don't have any of mine. >> john: who has a casette player in your vehicle. >> jayme: you do? >> amy: you do? >> john: it's 2006. >> amy: why does it have a casette in it? >> john: i don't know. i get to listen to the old dave ramsey casette. jayme, you can ride with me if you want to find your old casettes. >> jayme: i just found an iron maiden casette. long hair on, and wigs on. >> john: going to the ocala forrest for the range. >> jayme: it's been a mild morning. i was up getting ready for work. 2:00 a.m. and you can see how that's gone up to jacksonville.

a big glob to houston. by noon it's smack dab on top of orlando for tomorrow. for today, tuesday, i'm looking for shower and storm activity. and heightening up the chances at 40%. going past the noon hour. for the drive home at 5, it may be wet on i-4. and strong storms in place for tomorrow. and keeping on eye on the good looking weekend. about 70 or so by sunday afternoon. >> gina: hi there, everybody. happy tuesday. i-4 westbound in seminole county is a major backup. we have a crash all three left lanes blocked. just a right hand lane is moving traffic. traffic moving very slowly. traffic at a crawl. they're backed up for miles. ee williams pretty much at a standstill.` many going`

shoulder to get around this. it's backed up past lake mary boulevard. all of that red you can see onp the map.p`` take the 17-92 or the 417 as an alternate. i would suggest avoiding i-4 in seminole, if you can. we have a crash at obt. not really any significant delays but be aware as you travel through. taking a look at drive times. as you can imagine, they're really bad. i-4 westbound, lake mary to colonial, 92 minutes right now. i-4 eastbound from the attractions downtown 18 minutes. 417 to downtown, on the 408, 13 minutes. >> amy: developing this morning, the teenager accused of running down the orange county deputy and driving away will be in court today. >> john: the deputy and her husband say that they'll be in court today. fox 35's andrea jackson is live in orange county with more. good morning, andrea.

the teen the deputies have been searching for since friday finally turned himself in yesterday afternoon. >> we did take into custody jan carlos ortiz. he was at his mother's residence at high street. >> reporter: the same location where he tried to run over the sergeant when she was trying to take him into custody. he faces a number of charges. >> attempted murder on a law enforcement officer, ag battery of an law enforcement officer, use of a weapon in the commission of a felony crime and potentially he will be charged with grand theft auto. >> reporter: they have recovered the stolen car he that used when he hit the sergeant when she suffered head injuries and a fractured foot. >> we'll be there in the morning. >> reporter: ortiz will be in

they could decide to charge him as an adult. we'll keep you updated. andrea jackson, fox 35 news. >> amy: a man accused in a deadly hit-and-run is expected to make his first court appearance. >> reporter: florida highway patrol said that he was driving drunk when he ran a red light. 42-year-old brett adams was killed in the crash. he was found passioned out in the driver -- the driver was found passed out in the driver seat of the car.@ he@ did not even have a license at the time. divine lovette accused of pointing a gun at a cab driver. we showed you the video last week. he robbed him and ran away. we showed you this last monday. he is charged with a firearm,

convicted felon. amber wright found guilty of first degree murder in the 2011 killing of seth jackson. wright lured her ex-boyfriend away from his home in summerfield through text messages and four men shot and killed jackson, at the time. >> john: you decide 2016. republicans in nevada will hold their caucus. front runner donald trump is expected to win easily there. he is still trying to convince keivetive. >> i know jeb and others were saying, he's not a true conservative. because you know, and that's when i came up a few weeks ago conservative. >> the real battle will be between ted cruz and marco rubio. carl jackson is joining me this morning. >> john: a lot of people are saying that trump will win this

road. is this a momentum builder? >> it absolutely is. trump should win nevada. sin city is his kind of place. should be an easy win for him. the real battle is who comes in second. marco rubio, in my opinion, needs to come in second. a third place finish, a fifth place finish, and marco rubio has not been able to show yet that he can win, and he needs to do that quickly. >> john: one of the big things, with jeb bush out, the money going to jeb, and the support going to jeb, will go to marco. do you agree with that? i don't think a lot of the old republican guard will go for donald trump, and i am not sure about ted cruz. >> i am not sure. i hear a lot of the money goesx to rubio butx i think a lot of people, donors torned, rubio in a sense in our bernie sanders.

knot in a sense, he doesn't have a lot of real-life experience. and i think some donors may struggle with that. >> super tuesday around the corner. donald trump runs the table on super tuesday, by the time he gets to florida, he has the momentum, and it could be over? >> unless they pick the second candidate to be the anti-trump, i think trump will have the nomination. nine of the 14 states are open primaries. i didn't realize that, quite frankly. that plays in donald trump's favor. quite frankly, ted cruz has shown he's the only one that can win against donald trump. but the establishment is not picking him. rubio has to win. he has too win florida. he has to show that he can win something next week, and i don't think he'll be able to do it. >> trump is only getting 35%. that means 65% are somewhere else. if some of the other candidates drop out, they have to go

if only two people in the race, the.com significantly changes -- >> two people in the race, trump would lose easily. the problem, marco rubio does good. everyo\e likes rubio. and you have ted cruz. a lot of people like ted cruz. his organization is magnificent, even though he has had a couple of foe faux pass lately. and quite frankly, they need to choose. i think they're hedging their bets on marco rubio, and quite trarchgly i don't think a dangerous bet because i don't think he with kin. >> john: it doesn't look that close? >> i believe that hillary runs away with south carolina as well. bernie sanders will do great in places up north. once you get into the south, that's dangerous territory for bernie. >> political analyst and radio show host carl jackson. >> carl jackson.com or carl

>> amy: the -- carl jackson radio. >> amy: the domestic agency fired her. she was let go after serving 10 years at harbor house. wick has hired an attorney. her lawyer told the sentinel that she was given no notice or severance pay which violated the contract. they are hoping to work things out to not file a lawsuit. >> amy: a woman is accused of biting a police officer. tavarres police got a call that cassandra manning was passed out in the hallway. when the police got there, they found manning in a hotel room with her husband yelling. she refused to calm down, and put her in cuffs and she by bit the

law enforcement officer. >> john: 7:44 here on "good day orlando." all new this morning. video of a sea world rescue team saving a hump back quhail off the coast of california. they found the 25-foot long mammal stuck in a fishing line. they worked for over two hours to cut the line in several places and they watched the whale swim away as it got out of the net. >> amy: expanding medical marijuana in the state of florida.

>> reporter: the only form of medical marijuana legal in orlando is charlotte's web. it has a low form of thc and does not get you high. but a lot of patients are not able to get it. a new act would give access to charlotte's web and other experimental treatments. a constitutional amendment will be back on the ballot in november. that's still too long for one marion county family. they have decided they're leaving florida because they can not wait any longer, they say, to get medical marijuana treat for their child. >> by the time he was a month old, all we have known is hospitals. doctor, specialists, surgery, it's hard. >> reporter: you see that little boy there. shawn has chronic lung disease, epilepsy, a hole in his heart, autism, and a trache in his throat.

get charlotte's web. supporters said that the slow legislative process is not fair to families who need the treatment. >> there's no excuse for a two year delay. and now we have to do ferg which can to green light the path to the patient so people don't have to make the decision to leave our state in order to keep a family member alive. >> reporter: several florida nurseries have been given permission to grow marijuana for charlotte's web. but how it's being distributed is still being worked out. it's 7:47. let's check in with jayme king. >> jayme: good morning. good to see your smiling face on this tuesday. quiet now. we had pockets of rainfall move through at 2:00 and 3:00 a.m. right now it's dormant. we have some clouds in the eastern sky. the sunrise was delightful this morning.

back in place. should make it well into the low 80s for highs. southerly wind flow. despite the increase in clouds and looming rain risk, no problem heating up the local weather environment. 35 miles east of port canaveral. the mainland, the interior, the peninsula, looking fairly quiet. high clouds streaming through from time to time. a lull in the rain chances but later today we're confident that we'll see a few things brewing. and certainly by tomorrow, we're talking about a system moving closer. we have been talking about this since its inception in the gulf of alaska. it went through canada and found its way through southern texas. and it'll move our way with rapid speed late morning and early afternoon. we'll feel the effects as we get into tomorrow. the shower risk and storm chance

keep in mind, 40% means not e sees rain drops. it's kind of a medium type rain chance. the uv index is at a 6:00. giving us a little bit of hope to retain sunshine on the day until the clouds clump up and the rain chances come up. about 3:30 we have pocket, cells migrating from south, southwest, north, northeast. and overall storm movement. as we get into the day tomorrow, it gets interesting. as we get into the morning hours, by mid-morning, the line should be in gainesville and closing in on ocala and by around the lunch time hour, we see it shifting through. the pockets of heavy rain. risk of strong damaging winds and you never want to rule out an isolated tornado wrap-up. it could happen quick and fast. we'll be informing you all day long.

nice push of drier air. we bleed out the cloud cover and put the rain chances to bed and look forward to a good looking weekend yet again. a little cooler than last weekend. we're going back to the 06 foss mid-40es. tomorrow, wednesday, strong to severe storms. we'll watch it all. by thursday we cool it down. we dry it up. we bring sunshine back into your lives. we're looking good. down to the springs, and oviedo showing low 80s. in orange county, orlando more of the same. not a lot of deviation from the low 80s. orlando metro will be toasty. we know that. brevard county, more of the same. 80ish. mostly cloudy skies and rain chance brewing up over the lunch time hour. and nothing too crazy today. beneficial rain drops.

at 60 to 70%. and then it clears out and 60s return to the forecast. snap the sun. this is looking very nice on the water. the boat dock and the gorgeous sunshine. if you want to participate, #snapthesun. our weather babies of the moment are twofer. good looking babies you have there. need fox35orlando.com. >> gina: happy tuesday. not much of a happy tuesday if you are stuck in this mess right now. fairchghts westbound, three lanes blocked. one right lane is moving, but very, very slowly. traffic is at a crawl of a ee williamson. a lot of people are trying to

that's backed up all the way to lake mary boulevard.p``` you can see the whole line of` red allp the way past lake mary.p i would` suggest taking the 17-92 or the 417. anything but i-4 westbound this morning. a total mess in seminole county. another crash we have on the 417 southbound at obt. we're seeing significant delays in the area. if you are traveling through there, just be aware. and on the turnpike, just after osceola parkway. no road of a roadblock but a lot of back up and build up. definitely give yourself plenty of extra time no matter where you are driving. drive times from lake mary to colonial, 104 minutes. i-4 eastbound from the the attractions downtown, 22 minutes. and 408, westbound, 417 to downtown, 18 minutes right now.

>> gina: i have never seen it get that bad. yes, definitely avoid i-4. >> amy: that's you a awful. good luck out there. >> amy: a video is stirring up controversy. you can see this guy pulling a shark out of the water and then he takes a picture of it. what eventually happened to the the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today.

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we heard that one of his friends caught the shark. they reeled it in. they cut the line and pushed it out. people see it and think he was playing with the shark. a dolphin in south america was removed and they took pictures with it and it was injured. >> amy: music fans are starting to appreciate the casette tape again. and they are starting to stock tape players. some have released their most recent albums on the tape. casette tapes make up a small portion of music sales. i can see records making a comeback because of the way of the sound. >> john: it has a depth of the digital music doesn't. >> amy: i don't know about the casette.

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