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>> so glad your with us this morning. here's a look at some of the things coming up. a new study blaming parents for their kids adhd. the mistake that researchers say is the reason some kids will never grow out of it. once again, parents, it's all your fault. >> of course. and sure, i'll pay for that. first, let me take a selfie. how your selfie could soon work just like a credit card. >> and she's known as the queen of the infomalingerings. riley is here to tell us how to money makers. david martin also down, celebrating a dog biscuit day. that's big. >> national dog biscuit day, john. yes. we have parked our gorgeous live truck here and gorgeous celebration to celebrate that day with our friends at wolfgang bakery, one of the hottest, fastest growing dog stores and

we'll take you there live on the 9:00 hour of "good day orlando." >> i don't want people to be upset because we're not talking about it being national banana bread day, too. just so you know, luann makes the most amazing banana bread. >> wasn't yesterday national marguerita day and we did not celebrate. either. >> i'm starting to feel like we're slacking. banana bread. >> and dog biscuits. all right. i like a little extra crunch. 60s, low and mid-70s now. we're officially warming the local weather environment. looks like a day today, to the 80s we go by highs. by 2:00, up against 81 degrees. showers and storms after 12:00. and look here, to coinside nicely with the daytime heating cycle and maybe possibly even a sea breeze factor. that could add a bit of mix in there today, making things a

next system, allotting around houston, texas and that front drapes in across the gulf of mexico and begins to steam our way, just plowing through the gulf and you'll know it for sure by tomorrow afternoon. increasing. possibility of strong to severe weather in the region. we'll talk more about that and the big cool down and the clear weather weekend. that's your forecast. over to you. developing right now, a man hears a knock at the door. opens the door and gets shot in the stomach. >> this happened at an apartment road. and dana is joining us live with the latest on that this morning. >> am i, amy and john. we just got word from orlando police department. they say they will be following up with the victim in this case later today. he underwent surgery overnight. i also spoke to his sister, and she tells me he is going to be okay and he was not alone in that apartment when those three suspects arrived. she says her mother, her little brother, & family friend were also in the apartment. police were called here to the pine view apartments around

they say a 22 -year-old man got a knock on the door and he answered and found three men standing on his door step. according to police, those men said, quote, give it up and one of the suspects shot the young man in the gut. the sister tells us there were several shots fired. meanwhile, her mother and 16 -year-old brother were inside that apartment all along. >> when somebody comes to your house and you have your mom and a little brother and a bullet stuck in the wall and did not go through, almost hit my mom, it leaves your mind to wonder. >> now, according to police, the three suspects took off running. they have just a vague description of them at this hour. they're describing them as three black men. the sister tells me they didn't take off with any personal items from the home. reporting here in pine hills, dana jay, fox 35 news. >> thanks, dana. also developing this morning, the teenage boy who's

orange county deputy and driving off is going to be in court today. >> the deputy is also going to be in court today. fox 35's andrea jackson is live in orange county with more. >> good morning to you. the teen who deputies have been searching for since friday finally turned himself in yesterday afternoon. 15 -year-old ortiz was at his mother's house on high street yesterday, the same location where investigators say the teen ran over sergeant marce pierce who was trying to take him into custody. pierce suffered head wounds and a fractured foot. ortiz will be charged with a number of offenses today in juvenile court. take a listen. >> he will be charged with attempted murder of a law enforcement officer, add battery of a law enforcement officer, use of a weapon in the commission of a felony crime, and potentially he will be charged with grand theft auto. >> ortiz is scheduled to appear here in juvenile court this

however, the state attorney may decide to prosecute him as an adult. they get to make that decision. we'll update you when and if they do. >> thank you, andrea. a health alert right now, the cdc has now arrived in brazil. they want to investigate inzika out break now. >> good morning to you. starting today, scientists take blood samples from hundreds of brazilian women and their children. now, that mosquito born virus is believed to cause birth defects. but the cdc is not 100 % certain. that's what scientists hope to determine while they're down in brazil. now, they also want to know if women experience any symptoms of pregnancies. this all comes as a second case of zika is reported here in orange county. right now, there are 28 florida. so far, all of those cases here in florida are travel related. john, amy, back to you. >> all right. in brevard county, students are headic back to tropical elementary school today for the first time since they found out that one of their classmates was

>> it's just a heart breaking story here, 42 -year-old booncon and his 13 -year-old daughter were found dead inside of their home on sunday. investigators believe the father's death was a suicide, but they did not give details about how the girl died. they also said they're not looking for suspects. neighbors say they're in shock. >> traumatizing. just totally traumatizing. it's just, you can't believe it. you would never believe it in a million years that something like that would happen. >> neighbors describe the girl as a straight a student who would often translate for her father who worked as a chef. grief counselers will be at her school today. you decide 2016. today donald trump hopes to continue his winning streak. that's because today is the nevada caucuses. >> 39 % of republican voters in nevada say they will support trump.

he's got 23 % of the support. marco rubio, close behind there. he has 19 %. john kasich and ben carson have 9 and 5 % respectively. ted cruz is going into today's contest facing new controversy for what the critics are calling shady behavior. cruz asked his national spokesman to resign after he retweeted a false news story about marco rubio. the video misquoted rubio, making it appear that rubio was track talking the bible. >> this was a graveng error of judgment. the news story was false, but even if it was true, we are not a campaign that is going to question the faith of another candidate. >> it's every single day, something comes out of the cruz campaign that's deceptive and untrue, and in this case, goes after my faith. this is a pattern and we need to start asking about accountability. >> the cruz campaign found itself in the middle of a number

the first presidential contest in iowa. the senator's campaign circulated information suggesting that ben carson might be bowing out of the presidential race and turned out that wasn't true. >> meanwhile, the democrats turning their focus to south carolina. they hold their primary this weekend. hillary clinton has polled very women south carolina. the average of the polls shows her up by about 21 points. also, getting a first look at the new star wars experience coming to walt disney world. >> pretty cool. take a look. disney just releasing a new concept art. fans get to see the millennium falcon, meet characters, and even sit in the driver's seat. no word yet on when the attraction will open, but you can bet they're moving quickly on it. coming up, self ies can do more than see yourself online. >> how you can soon use that photo as your digital wallet. plus, good morning, david martin. good morning to you. we're celebrating national dog biscuit day here at wolfgang

one of just 68 franchises around the country. 13 right here in florida. it's headquartered here in florida. now they have more than 100 different treats for your pets, but more than 1,000 toys and items for your dogs and cats. we'll talk about some of those

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. that's pretty tiny. if he's sponsoring it, we should do it better than that. >> he's not. he just got lucky today. >> check this out. today, we're talking master card and blue tooth technology, but we're starting with facebook. >> facebook is launching a few feature for birthday messages. ryan joins us now to talk about it. >> hey, good morning guys. this is a good idea, your friends singing to you on your birthday. the feature will let users sing. you can go to your wall and there's a picture who could sing to you a 15 second recorded video. it could be shared to your

make a video, visit the profile page of your friend, select the banner, video prompt. simply craft a birthday message. from there, record a video. you don't have to sing. you could just say happy birthday, as well. right now, the feature is only available for apple users. it's coming to android in a couple months. master card developing a new app that will let you pay for a selfie. last year, we told you this was coming. users can make payments in two different ways. with a fingerprint scan, which is kind of boring, or they can scan their face by taking a photo to insure it's a real selfie, users are asked to blink twice. that's how they verify it's you. that will be safer than typed passwords since many people use codes simply too easy to guess. master card releases that app in the next few months. and a blue tooth censor will immediately notify you if someone tries to steel your stuff. the censor is a small device you

bikes and even expensive tablets. and the item is moved in any way, if it is, the blue tooth censor will send you a notification on your mobile device. that's kind of cool, unless your mobile device was stolen, as well. the censor is only available online right now. you can snag one for about 80 bucks, but kind of a cool way to get around that. >> what would you put it on? phone, computer. >> my car. >> your car, bike. if you put your bike downtown or something. >> yeah, i lose it all the time. a popular parenting tool is taking heat online. a lot of parents use sticker charts to track good behavior and thane kid will get a reward for doing well. examples can be found on the internet. but a family psychologist told the atlantic it could be doing more harm than good.

a what do i get men talent from implementing that system. experts are afraid it will eventually destroy a child's urge to help others. recommendations, only use the charts for a short amount of time. maybe to change a behavior that's becoming a problem. i see what they're saying. you don't want them to lose that innate quality of wanting to do something because it's the right thing to do. >> we rewarded a daughter with buttons. once we took away the buttons, she stopped trying new foods. so they become very dependent. >> we tried the m & ms with the potty training thing. >> you ate all the m & ms. >> how did you know. >> i know how that works. forecast update, 9:16 here on this tuesday morning. showers and storms moving in,

the low 80s, humidity up, temperatures up, rain chance up today. but really, by tomorrow and you can see the culprit and the big warmup, southerly air flow blown in from the florida keys to the straights of florida down to our south and all the way up to the northern sections, everybody seeing those temperatures rise, as well as the rain chance through the course of a day. temperatures now around 70ish, space coast. today. the beach front and of course the interior. of the nation? you can see the gulf south down in the sunshine state. very, very warm right now. we only capitalize on more warmth as we're all in the warm sector is this band of red you see. the stash coming off the low. the cold front back through here. this is the big weather maker. it's gone through the four corners area. el paso, denver, everyone seeing colder conditions and a lot of that cool air begins to funnel on in on top of us. another view showing that pin up.

move across the gulf south and we'll drag the intended cold front south of the low into the state throughout the night tonight and first thing tomorrow to start to really close in on the west side and then begin to press into the orlando metro probably around lunchtime or shortly thereafter. mostly cloudy, very isolated rain risk tonight. 10 or 20 % at best. very, very mild weather in place. and tomorrow, another rocket going up out at cape canaveral at the airforce station. a falcon nine will carry communication satellite. launch window opens tomorrow evening at 6:46 and it's open for two hours. hopefully, get this thing up. but the only hiccup we find is the increase in winds behind the front. rain chances today, alive and well through the early mid afternoon and into the early evening. a lull overnight tonight and by tomorrow, toward lunchtime, this next ban begins to close in within the confines of that pretty vigorous line of showers

we could find strong to severe thunderstorms. that concerns us now. the good news is by the weekend, we clear things out real nice. by the back end of the week, cool it down and a bit colder by saturday morning, on average with low 40s for that time. sunny for saturday and sunday. over to you. coming up, david martin's going to the dogs today. >> national dog biscuit day and david martin is celebrating. we new-found just the right music for this segment. >> we have. and i've been talking biscuit all morning. i gotta change topics. how cute is this. all right, orlando city soccer gear for your dog or how about a stroller for your approach. thousands of items available to purchase here at wolfgang bakery. scarves, too. but you won't believe how many

we'll tell . welcome back. here's a live view. 64 degrees. big changes coming our way tonight and tomorrow. right now, it's actually shaping up to be a nice day. high of 82. >> warmer now than it will be over the next few days. >> yeah, big changes. >> everyone loves a gourmet treat, even your pets. >> absolutely.

to celebrate national dog biscuit day. he's joining us from a national dog treat company. but they do a lot more than just treats. >> that's exactly right. 68 locations wolfgang bakery has across the country. good morning. how are you? you're going to open one up how often this year? >> one every 10 to 15 days. >> what a challenge for you. >> it is. >> i gotta ask you. you're fine that there's business. otherwise, you wouldn't do it. >> the pet industry's booming right now and we're taking advantage of that. the franchise program gets about 100 application as month. most of our growth is franchise drash. >> yeah, i bet. how many dogs do you do a year at the pet spa? >> throughout the chain, about 240,000 dogs. >> including my new friend homer, owned by mayorlin mc crave.

to the pet spa? >> every five weeks. >> yes. >> thank you homer for spending sometime with us. aren't you cute? he's shaking. a little camera nervous. i'm going to show you neat items that wolfgang bakery has good sides the biscuits. that even humans can eat. toys and apparel, absolutely adorable. cindy's the franchisee owner here in celebration. let's go with some of your favorite items. absolutely. some of our most popular toys we sell we've got for the posh pooch, your chewy veton and your starbucks coffee if you want to hang out with mom or dad. we also have our ultra soft drink dog toys. your dog can hear the gecker but you can't. this is our most popular. >> did you see here, lefty's ears. >> those are for the incestant squeaks when you don't want to hear it.

wrapping paper that's safe for them to actually unwrap with their mouth if they would like to. we've got slow feeder bowls for the dogs that scarf down their food, if you're looking to stop that, this is something that makes them work for their food. training sticks if you're worried about overtreating your dog during training, this is something they lick instead of eat. minimal calories, all natural, very healthy. also, superhero items, disney items, callers made out of seat belts, shock resistant leashes that will help your back and shoulder if your dog pulls a lot. >> keep going, cindy. >> we've also got stuff for the kitty in your life, all natural cat treats, cat nip toys to please their fancy, pouch foods, can foods, everything all natural, premium quality for your pet and dog. if you want to dress them up, here's florida. go cats, go dogs. >> cindy, that was spectacular. i'm going to bring you on every day.

national dog biscuit day we're celebrating here at wolfgang bakery. they're open every day. >> every day. 363 days a year. >> yeah, 9 to 9, typically the hours at every location. 13 locations in florida. it was headquartered in florida. it is headquartered in florida and they're continuing to grow every day. 12 to 15 stores -- or a store every 12 to 15 days. what do you think of that? >> it's amazing. definitely has come a long way. this company has grown really fast and we're really proud of it. website very simple. wolfgang bakery.com. join them online. you can find them on social, okay. as well. thank you, lexi for all your time this morning. paul allen, thanks for coming out this morning. back to y'all in the studio. >> thank you, david. calling all inventors or even marketing experts. there's an event going on in town for you. >> coming up, we'll talk to the

future of marketing, maybe

out . "good day orlando." >> so glad you're with us this morning. we want to get you caught up on some of the headlines right now. orlando police looking for three men suspected of breaking into a house and shooting a man in the stomach. it happened at an apartment in pine hills around midnight last night. police say the 22 -year-old victim got a knock at the door and when he opened it, police say the three men barged in yelling. that's when police shot the victim three times and ran. police are still working to find out a motive for the break in. the victim's now in the hospital, in serious but stable condition. >> also, the search for baby willow continues this morning after yet another search turns up nothing yesterday. orlando police found no sign of that missing newborn after draining a pond near the apartments on silver star road.

richardson delivered and immediately abandoned her baby girl last week. she's still in jail, but is not cooperating with investigators. and longwood an armed robbery investigation ends with a swat team raiding a house. this happened yesterday on orange avenue. during their investigation into a robbery, police say they figured out they needed to search this mome home. police called the sheriff's office for backup and used a small tank to break down a fence and a door. investigators took evidence. no word if anyone was arrested. a man accused in a deadly hit and unryan orange county goes in front of a judge for the first time today. the florida highway patrol says that man right there was driving drunk on orange blossom trail when he ran a red light and caused that 4 -car crash early yesterday morning. killed. the man later took off and was found out passed out in the driver's seat at a nearby apartment complex.

license. >> joining us now is lauren. >> happy tuesday. i'm great. how are you doing? >> good, thanks. >> how are the markets looking right now? >> so about what, a minute, two minutes in the session. the dow's down 42 points. but the good news is that we are positive for february, for your 401 k if you're tracking the broader market. and we were down 10, 11 %, at one point this year and now we're only down about 5 % so it could be worse. >> that's good. that's good. we like to hear positive news. this is no surprise. so now we're hearing about more bands on lithium batteries when it comes to planes, right? >> and the issue is the lithium ion batteries, when shipped in bulk, they can basically cause an explosion and an inflight fire. and they're banned on cargo planes and now they're banned as cargo on passenger planes, this

aviation regulatesers. and they're getting the support of u.s. regulators. you can still bring your smartphone and your video game player and your laptop. the issue is when they're in cargo. a lot of times, companies ship the batteries on passenger planes and they need to get to maybe areas they don't fly to. that's not going to happen anymore. this all begins in april. >> big safety regulation there. and your phone could soon be your car key. how does that work? >> yes. volvo is working on a technology where you don't even have to have your phone in your hand. there's censors on the car that pick up that your smartphone is near and will unlock the door and rev up that engine for you, just like that. >> i kind of like that idea, actually. >> and you have to worry about, what if someone has your phone and all that. they're working on it. basically, the smartphone is the center of our universe. >> that's a good and a bad thing, i think. >> don't lose it.

exactly. thanks, lauren. good to see you. we'll talk to you later. >> 9:33 right now. you can catch lauren each weekday morning. go to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder if you're not sure where to go. 9:33, jayme king. all you. thank you very much. accuweather forecast update and again, 9:33 is thetime. we are in the 70s and a lot of areas now, no problem whatsoever going into the low 80s for high temperatures across the entire region today. showers and storms, though, after about the noon hour, i'll put the chance at a good solid chunky 40, maybe 50 %. again, temperatures also the weather headline for today. again, the lower 80s by 2:00 and even with the clouds and the onset of the rain, not a lot of cooling during that time. still close to 80 for the drive home around 5:00. get a of this, tomorrow, by noon, into the lunchtime hour, coursing through central florida. that's a feature we're watching

behind that, the pleasantries file on in until that front comes through, clears us out, sun comes back out. temperatures fall to the 60s by high. for saturday, 65. saturday, the low 40s. the great idea summit going on now in orlando. this is a trade conference for the infomalingering industry and ercial industry and r. i've been on 24, had television series and one day i walked into an infomercial and they said, sell me this pen and i did. and body by jake said, come on, you're gonna make me a lot of money.

i ended up on qvc and hsn and 25 years later, i'm still doing it. >> if you learn to sell something on tv, you can sell anything to anybody, because you get that immediate feedback. sales people in the audience, what can they learn from what you've learned in this industry? >> you always have to solve somebody's product. i took a product nobody wanted. it's basically a yo-yo. i said, give me your thumb. i say, you've got no time to go to the office. do you feel this? >> back, shoulders. now you're sitting at your desk and getting a work out. and the best thing is if you're angry at somebody, you work it out. just punch. so i just solved your problem. you take a product on television, it has to be demonstrable. you bought insanity because they had great before and afters. actually, those were shot right on the beach out here. she was already spin gyming. when you show people before and afars, like great weight loss, great arms, how to make money, great cooking products. we've been doing -- there i am

the nice thing, oh, my gosh, it is live. and here's the thing i want all you viewers to listen. if they've got an idea, invention, as silly as it could be, this is the place. and the great idea summit, people from all over the world who do this. you just literally come down to the hotel, show your invention. every person who makes infomercials, from kelly harem, charlie little, we're all there, looking for the next new multimillion dollars idea. >> i was in an infomercial. we shot one a long time ago. and it was this golf thing. and it absolutely did not work. and we were all trying to get it to work. have you ever had one where you're like, i don't know how i'm going to sell this thing. >> let me tell you something. if you look me on the internet, i've never sold anything --. >> so you have to believe in it. >> i truly have to believe in it. i get stopped in the airport.

the jack lean juicer was my biggest all time infomercial. when you watch home shopping, we have the best prices anywhere. by law, we have to have the best prices. the best value. and you go on there and everything we say, i know it's crazy, has to be true. >> that's pretty amazing. >> so people who go down today, they can bring their product, look around. why should people go down there. >> here's the thing. everyone's got this idea. joy had a crazy idea about a mop. sold multimillions. >> that thing's gone crazy. >> but everything starts with somebody's idea. starts with a napkin. i have a tv show. if you look up forbes living tv.com. i produce a show about entrepreneurs. my dad was an am venter. he never got any of his invections out to the world. he died with all these inventions in his garage. police don't let that be you or somebody you love. >> what's your website? how can people find out more about you? >> the best thing for me is just

i have almost 800,000 fans on facebook. and i would love to help you out, refer you to the right people. my personal mission is i don't want to see anyone get screwed. in industries, you do. i love the cause of infomercials and now you can take that to the web. if you can get your message or idea or product out, your life is better. >> easier than ever. you have to be able to talk about this for an hour. >> that's one of the keys. jayme, we're gonna throw it over to you. >> we're gonna walk out here. actually, we're going to amy. changing lives. . >> coming up, the remarkable story of how a young woman's decision to become an organ donor saved another woman's life.

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. welcome back. on health watch, a long way for people needing an organ transplant is getting longer. in florida alone, more than 5500 people are registered on the transplant waiting list. >> if you ever needed an example of how critical organ donation is, let this story be it. david martin reports on the strength of brooke strong. >> oh, jeepers. oh, my gosh. i'm so nervous. >> she's not the only one. >> i'm anxious, excited, a lot of emotions. >> for us, it's hope and healing and purpose. >> these three people are about to have a moment they'll never forget. carol wright from wisconsin was close to dying two years ago and she desperately needed a heart. well, she got one. she got the heart that belonged to the daughter of chris and laura dawkens of orlando. and on this day, at this airport, the dawkens and carol would meet oak other for the very first time.

i can't wait to put my ear on her chest and hear my daughter's heart. >> february 23rd, 2014, 19 -year-old ucf sophomore brooke dawkens crossed alfaya trail near the campus. she was struck by a vehicle. >> brooke suffered a severe traumatic brain injury. doctors at orlando regional medical center declared her clinically dead after ten days in intensive care. >> this was a devastating, devastating impact for the dawkens family. >> brooke was a registered organ donor and her family honored her wish. both of her corneas, her kidneys, pancreas, kidney and heart, all gave others the gift of sight and life. and no one appreciates that more than the recipient of brooke's heart, carol wright. >> i don't believe it's just an organ. no, i don't believe that.

>> she's about to find out what more than that is. >> wow. the family. hi. i was hoping this day would come. i was hoping. >> a homecoming of the heart. >> it is your daughter's. it is your daughter's. >> wow, this is a really nice home. >> the dawkens family invited carol back to the south orlando house where brooke grew up. >> hey, hi. >> they looked at her artwork, her writings, her pictures. >> this was her room when she moved. >> they discussed the mission of

corner stone of brooke strong.org, a nonprofit set up by the dawkens to help others learn the power of giving life after death, a power that directly touched carol. >> i needed to know that they were going to like me and that they were going to realize that i was going to be someone who was going to take care of my heart, take care of brooke's heart. >> for carol, this was an honor. not every organ recipient gets to meet and thank a donor's family like this. >> for some families, it can be very beneficial. for other families, it is very difficult and it may not be for them. it can almost restart the grieving process, perhaps. >> last night, i probably got to sleep the most i've gotten to sleep in the two years that brooke's been gone. >> which may explain why chris,

allowed us and now you to witness an otherwise private moment, a chance to listen to brooke's actual heartbeat with our microphone pressed against a stethoscope earpiece. >> i will always stay close with them. this is just a wonderful new beginning for all of us. >> in orlando, i'm david martin. >> yeah. >> that's beautiful. >> it's that good. >> i don't know what else to say. it was absolutely beautiful. kudos to david martin. probably one of the best story tellers that we know and the families, thank you to them for allowing us to witness something so beautiful.

we gotta transition. >> okay. good luck, jayme. that was something, guys. wow. david martin, kudos and well done and god bless those families involved. what a story. 70 now out at the theme parks. this is our accuweather. visit orlando tower cam, atop the hyatt regency in orlando and it is a fine, fine morning out there. check out the beach front. we had people walking by, all suited up and ready to head to the chilly atlantic, but at this time, 75 there. southerly winds around 10 to 15. right now, 70 degrees-plus in a lot of spots. when we endure the warming cyclone later today, you'll know you're in the sunshine state and you'll also know the warming cycle today will probably help develop storms and showers here. about 40 % of us seeing that by 5:00, around 80 degrees. so despite the increase in crowds, still especially warm out there. this is the big player on the field.

see the chance of rain really coming on up. until then, a quiet overnight. mostly cloudy, very isolated rain chance about 20 % with temperatures by 8:00 a.m. around 72. now, the forecast for the next seven days is out of sight. if you like the cooler, like sun filled skies after a big rain verse, i've got your numbers for you there, showing 60s for highs and 40s in the overnight. a bit of chill, returning to central florida. that's your forecast everybody. here at 9:48, let's update you on good looking weather babies, the two for max and jackson. yeah, they love grandma. that's for sure. and of course, you can't forget about mackenzie getting into mom's make-up tackle box. visit our website for more on the weather baby segment, news, weather, traffic, and gorgeous weather babes on your website. >> all right. we've kind of regained our composure.

>> a new study blames the parents for their kids disorders. plus, the fox medical team's dr. jo gives us her opinion on that study, coming up. february is huge for us. all our handcrafted classic footlongs are just $6 each. the media is going a little crazy. "sub-mageddon" with an incredible amount of accumulation inside... that now seems... enjoy all our classic footlongs

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. happy birthday if it is your birthday today. if it is your birthday, you're celebrating with dakota fanning turns 22. and our good friend phil rawlins is having a birthday today, but he won't tell us how old he is. >> no. and he's a celebrity here. on the health watch, more than 6 million kids suffer from adhd is in the united states. >> now a new study from florida international university suggests that parents might be to blame. after looking add more than 500 families, the concept is that children are less likely to out grow those adhd symptoms if their parents criticize them a lot. researchers say their goal isn't to judge the parents, but they hope the study will encourage them to overcome those highly critical behaviors.

p. well, i think that coping mechanisms definitely take place. and if the child gets a good educational background, they can definitely function quite well. and so if you look at adhd, and i have one child with it, they actually do very, very well. there are some issues, certainly. but when you think about what they're saying in the study, i have to really go back and say, look, there was no cause and effect relationship established with this. they're finding a correlation to it, so it doesn't mean that those critical parents caused them to not out grow the adhd. in fact, we don't know if those kids were more severe and those parents were more challenged than the other parents. we don't know those things. we also know it's kind of a group of parents, 70 to 80 % were white, boys, and they had the inattentive hyperactivity type of adhd. so it was a certain group of kids that they were looking at.

through this, what advice do you give to other parents? >> i think really getting help and my son wasn't recognized until really late, you know, like college. so i think that just trying to figure out what it is, how it occurs, getting help, getting psychological help. but i think that the critical nature of some of the these parents, honestly might reflect back on them in some way, that they may need help, as well. and i would say seek it out. definitely seek it out. and ask your school. there's psychologists. there's educational specialists. there's all sorts of people that can help you overcome it. you know, i was certainly lucky because my son didn't have that hyperactivity portion of it and he was very, very bright. so we did well. but other parents, you know, they're struggling a lot more. >> yeah, it's certainly not easy. that's for sure. we know that. all right, dr. jo. always good to see you. thanks for the great advice. we appreciate your time. before we go, we have big changes coming our way.

the 7 -day. winds increase, chance of rain today even bigger and a lot wetter for tomorrow. we find strong to severe weather maybe impacting the area. so keep it here. we'll keep you up to date on twitter and facebook. we're always online for you and mr. glenn richards in tonight's fox 35 news at 5:00 to hone in and refine that forecast with the details, fine details, all about that, always. >> once we get through that, it's beautiful all the way through the weekend, which is nice. >> take the sweaters. >> all right. i'm ready. >> still beats what they're dealing with else where, up north. >> there you go. >> we're out of time for today thanks so much for joining us on a tuesday. >> bye bye, everybody. we'll see you tomorrow, bright

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