security is at risk. the skies are a little ominous back there this morning. we're going to be talking about that in a minute. a line of storms that caused serious damage in the panhandle last night now headed our way. take a look at that radar. we'll tell you what you can expect this morning and when. >> reporter: trump wins another one. this one was not even close. the nevada caucus results are in from overnight. and we have new sound in from the candidates. >> john: beware at your next job interview. one ceo's sneaky trick to find out what his job candidates are like.

>> amy: pretty clever. and over to jayme king. he's sly like a fox. >> john: the camera looking that way over the ocean is fine, and the other way not so much. >> jayme: tornado watch until 10:00 a.m. for alachua, marion, and sumter counties. be aware and prepared. we have fairly significant weather shuffling into the west side of the state. i want to concentrate on this region. and some have said what abouts in the theme parks and coastal brevard. we don't have anything to show you that way. gradually, this line will shuffle southbound. showing you sumter county now. and from gaincht up towards the florida/georgia border, it's been an active scene. a few tornadoes popped up and they canceled the latest

away from downtown gainesville. but it's all moving on board, and that's the case for much of central florida. and ocala, arrival between 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. mounted door that, 9:00, 9:30. orlando, i-4 corridor, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and south, 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and we'll hone in and tell you what time the storms will be in. and then we trend better. temperatures are currently on the warmer side. we're call tomorrow through the weekend. we'll talk about that in the extended forecast. >> john: people across the southeast, including here in floarksd are assessing the damage. >> amy: a nasty scene in the

the strong line of storms . >> reporter: they're going door to door to try to find anyone that's been trapped in the rubble. three people have been killed and several others injured in louisiana and mississippi. last night severe's weather ripped through the gulf coast. three people killed and dozens more injured and damage that spans several states along the gulf coast. this is the destruction left behind after tornadoes and severe weather struck southern louisiana, mississippi, and northern florida. several people are still missing after a tornado ripped threur three apartment buildings in pensacola. the same storm system killed two people in louisiana and one person in mississippi. the tornado ripped into the sugar hill mobile home park in louisiana. >> we had. 31 people transported to different medical facilities in

we know out of that 31, we had at least 7 in critical condition. and we also have confirmed that we have had two fatalities. >> reporter: the governor of louisiana said this devastation has become a search and rescue operation. >> it's very much a search and rescue. it'll be an active scene well into tomorrow. we'll have road closures here with the highways because of the power lines and the need to protect the scene. >> reporter: now as they continue their cleanup, schools across south louisiana and mississippi canceled classes ahead of the storm to avoid having busses on the roads. governors in louisiana and mississippi declared states of emergency. >> john: you can track the weather 24/7 by downloading our free fox 35 weather app. you can get it at the app store or google play store. or text 87057.

crashes to tell you about and an update. apopka vineland, partially blocked at torre pines terrace. and a crash at colonial and goldenrod. we're seeing significant delays on colonial and goldenrod. no word of road blockage but be aware if you are in the area this morning. back out in brevard, we have a crash i95 northbound near fiske boulevard. we're seeing significant delays in that area as well. so definitely take your time this morning no matter where you are located. taking a look at drive times. i-4 westbound, slowing, lake mary to colonial, 24 minutes. the attractions to downtown, 12 minutes. on the 408, that's pretty much up to speed. back to you. >> john: breaking news this morning. a shooting investigation is0 under way in daytona beach. >> amy: the beganman who be out00

could be out there somewhere.00 and two separate crime scenes. a home at sheridan and the other at cypress park. we're hearing there could be as many as two people being shot. the police are collecting evidence from a car that they driving. >> amy: within the last hour, the final caucus goers votes were counted. >> reporter: donald trump on top by double digits. third consecutive victory in the race for the white house. trump, 46%. and marco rubio with a strong second place finish. you add two and three together and they don't even equal trump. and ben carson and kasich behind. and here's what some of the candidates had to say. >> we won the evangelicals, we

we won with highly educated, we won with poorly educated. i love the poorly educated. >> at this point we have had four primaries. history teaches us that nobody has ever won the nomination without winning one of the first three primaries. and there are only two people who have won only one of the three primaries. >> reporter: frank torres is joining us. ted cruz, seemingly confident. third place and 22 points behind. >> anyone that doesn't like donald trump needs to be concerned. he has a third win in a row. everything he said about winning the groups was accurate. and he is really picking up steam. >> reporter: he won the poorly educated. and the latino vote, 44%. a group that said we're not going to vote for you. >> right.

barred way of talking is reaching out to them as well. think they're having fun. i think they're enjoying the outsider message and embracing it. a phenomena we've seen before. and that's why we're always talking about it. >> reporter: it's marco rubio or we lose, do you see more teem being people going his way? >> for marco rubio to be higher is john kasich has to be out, but kasich said he will not be out until ohio. >> it seems like a close race, but some of the states going forward, hillary clinton has a commanding lead. >> bernie sanders had a chance. he has a dedicated following. he love this is guy and his

but it'll be time to snuff out had i message and show she can win. florida politics.com. >> john: you can follow us online at fox35orlando.com. you can download the fox 35 news app on your phone. >> amy: developing this morning. a woman accused of murdering her adult son. >> john: she is accused of attacking him while he was in the shower. she shot and killed her son, according to investigators, as he was in the shower at the home they shared. they went to a well-being check after a man claimed he was in danger.

>> vir jana arteaga pointed at the officers. she was taken to the altamonte springs police department for questioning. >> at this point, police say that arteaga is cooperating. howard was a student at seminole state college. >> john: an orlando police officer is recovering after being injured in a crash. >> amy: it happened around 1o clock. they cut off the officer and crashed into her cruiser. the officer had the right-of-way. the officer, a passenger, and the driver had to go to the hospitalling but they are all expected to be okay. >> john: spacex is attempting a launch and landing before. it's not officially been completed before. >> amy: they did it on land and not on the water. they will try to land on a floating barge in the atlantic. the last time the rocket fell over and exploded. it'll carry a european

they said that the weather was at 60% for the launch. and the launch window opens up at 6:45 tonight. stay tuned to fox 35 for coverage on that. >> amy: debating gay rights. >> take the hate out of it. look on the loving side of the heart. >> john: what they ultimately decided when it comes to gender roles in public schools. >> jayme: we have a lot of storms behind me. when it moves into your neck of the woods.

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>> reporter: too many. the policy would have -- good morning. the policy would have set up equal guide lines for the district. 100 people spoke out. most were in favor of just leaving things the way they are. >> the problem is that these policies are starting to get adopted, it's as said earlier, a slippery slope. when we get into a slippery slope, i believe that when it leads to giving the opposite sex a chance to be in the locker rooms, it would negative live affect tens of thousands of students and violate their privacy and purity. >> reporter: some spoke up for the changes, urging people to do more to protect the lgbt community.

here sits anr thinks, take out the hate. and there's a reason we need to protect the students. more importantly than anything, their lives matter. >> reporter: even though this proposal is dead, florida today is reporting that the school board plans to hold a public workshop on lgbt issues later down the road. it 7:15. let's check in with jayme king. >> jayme: good morning. we have changes for you. and we have the latest line of strong to severe thunderstorm activity piling on shore. it looks like conditions pretty much going down hill as we get towards midand late morning for a lot of you in the orlando metro, and soons to the west of orlando metro. the tornado watch is good until 10:00 a.m. this morning, this from the storm prediction center of norman, oklahoma. they weigh in every day in regards to the haves and have nots, and we're having it all

in particular, the florida/georgia border has been a very active scene. and south, towards down ellen, southwestern marion county, we're loading up and boosting the atmospheric energy here. that's producing quite a bit of heavy rainfall, strong damaging winds. within any of the cluster as they move on shore. prolific cloud to ground lightning. emphasis on damaging straight-line winds or isolated tornado wrap-up, and hence the tornado watch. and, of course, the lightning we're notorious for in the sunshine state. in deltona, volusia county, south of that, we may find a couple of straggler showers. lighter rains are trying to get established in sumter. it increases exponentially so to the west. the line is coming in. we're starting to see more broken segment. it's not solid from north to

and that jibes well with the modeling at this time. i will show you the model forecast and how this comes on in. you see it has more of a ragged appearance to it. low pressure moving well away from the state. that's the saving grace for us here in central florida, not necessarily the case for far northern florida and the eastern section of georgia, as this stuff races on through. this is the best information i have at the current time. we'll update and refine as need be. for right now, it looks like the most concentrated appreciable rains, getting into oarchghts by 8:00 and 9:00 p.m. ocala. and orlando, 10:00 a.m. to solid 12:00 p.m. time frame. and coastal brevard, cape canaveral, satellite beach, melbourne, palm bay. it'll sweep through in pretty quick fashion. we'll adjust as need be. right now, i'm going with the

the time to keep you ahead of the approaching clusters of storms. storms are on the way, we've made that clear, but by 5:00 p.m., the good news is that a lot of this wraps up. we'll have clouds on top, but the general consensus and modeling ends rain and clears us out. and tomorrow, it's like this never happened. much cooler air. a smiled start to -- a mild start to the morning. around 70. we await chunky rain amounts. wrapping up the rain. taking it into the weekend, looking good. mid-upper 60 toss around 70 on sunday. and the chance of rain is not there, and the sunshine will be in full force. >> gina: happy wednesday. i want to look at a couple new crashes. this first one, state road 44b in lake county. partially blocked at eustis airport road.

be aware if you are traveling in this direction. and i-4 eastbound, john young to downtown, 4 minutes. but there's a lot of congestion in seminole. i-4 westbound, 434 to faismght -- 434 to fairbanks. 14 minutes. the 408 is up to speed. regular gas is $1.56 at the kwik mart on south bumby. head to fox35orlando.com and click on traffic for more. >> amy: a ceo with a sneaky way to find out what a job candidate is all about. >> john: the secret test he gives to employees while they're at lunch. there's a live look at the social media wall. if you see something that you would like us to see, like that

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so far result it's are not looking too good. the company decided to test the devices after reports nationwide of batteries explode and catching fire. watch what happens when they drop one on the ground. >> you have a crack. you have exposed parts. will this pass the test? >> it's not looking favorable. >> john: that company is the one that does the ul listings. you look for that. the company said that most boards are counterfeits and cheaply made and have no manufacturing standards. they said that parents should hold off on buying them for their kids. when a restaurant messes up their order, how do you react? >> one ceo uses that to test the character of his job candidates. >> reporter: the ceo as a unique test to see if the potential new hires have what it

the ceo walt bettinger sometimes invited them out to breakfast. has the waiter intentional mess up the order. he can see how they react to adversity. you can see what's in their heart, rather than what's in their head. and asks about the greatest failure in their lives. where they own them or point the finning at others. and i am looking fore their view of the world resolves around -- revolves around others or around them. when you are with and un-and they don't handled adversity, it doesn't show well. >> amy: or place an order, and make the waiter change 20 different things. >> john: we were debating this yesterday.

say, okay, whatever. nor a powder keg. >> reporter: next time on an interview. >> amy: exactly. he needed to come up with something else. we all know. >> reporter: on a job interview, they intentional messed up the prompter. to see how you handle. >> amy: let's do it now. >> john: who put that question mark in the p >> amy: a local mom tests out new technology. >> john: making the perfect parking space a whole lot 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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whether your privacy could be at risk. >> john: how it could make it easier to find the best parking spot for you. >> amy: a makeover at sea. one cruise ship is getting a new look before it comes to its new home here in port canaveral. first, let's see how things are looking outside. i wouldn't want to be on the boat this afternoon. >> jayme: the gulf or the atlantic. a report out of the paisley area, moving to the volusia county area, gusty winds there. an outflow boundary in the world of weather. and main cluster of storms breaching the west side of the state. tornado watch good until 10:00 a.m., alachua, marion, and sumter county. the good news is that i just watched the national weather service peel back the watches for the areas around the panhandle and the jacksonville metro. this is good news.

we have a tendency down south, where we all live. do know that the threat of strong to severe weather, not trying to scare you, just trying to inform you, the threat of strong to severe weather is moving into the area now. you can see how it's all clustered up. taking a segmented look as it moves in. and it's losing its punch that it had, and moving into the west side of the state. weakening at this time, probably not, but offering up clusters of rather intense storm action. southwestern marion. gainesville is surprisingly quite quiet right now. lighter rains in leesburg, and eustis, and out to the west. nothing as of yet from volusia county or the orlando metro. quickly, i want to address the arrival times of the most concentrated or intense weather in the particular neighborhood.

mount dora, lake county. and 9:00 to 9:30. and in the range of 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. in cocoa beach. and the space coast, 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. the 7 day forecast, trending from wetter to a whole lot better. the weekend, fantastic, average sunshine and -- ample sunshine and cool breezes. >> john: people in the southeast including north florida are going to be assessing damage. >> amy: in pensacola there were strong lines of storms. and fox 35's jackie orozco has been tracking the latest. >> reporter: three people have been killed in mississippi and louisiana. severe weather ripped through the gulf coast. officials are assessing the damage. the video in pensacola, a confirmed tornado touched down.

apartment building in in the city, damaged. and search and rescue braitions are under way. and the same storm system is blamed on at least three deaths in louisiana and mississippi. this is video in los louisiana. two people were killed and 30 others injured after severe weather rolled through the region. at least 100 mobile homes. damagerred after a tornado slammed into the mobile home work in louisiana. it's not known how many were home when the severe weather hit. several agencies immediately responded and search and rescue operations are under way. schools canceled classes ahead of the storm to avoid having busses on the road. governors in louisiana and mississippi declared states of the emergency. in the studio, jackie orozco, fox 35 news. >> amy: frightening to look at that.

weather conditions 24/7 by downloading our free fox 35 weather app. you go to the google store or apple store. >> john: let's see how traffic is. >> gina: happy wednesday. we have a couple new crashes. both in osceola county. reeves road, partially blocked at poinciana. and not too far down the road we have a crash at pleasant hill. cypress parkway. it's not partially blocked there but it could cause significant delays. definitely be awaish of both those crashes. definitely be aware. and i-4 westbound is really slow. lake mary to colonial, about 32 minutes. i-4 eastbound from the attractions downtown, 18 minutes. and on the 408, 417 downtown,

>> john: deviling at this -- developing at this hour, a woman from altamonte springs faces a judge accused of killing her own son. >> amy: they said she shot and killed her own son. >> reporter: the police say that the mother's name is virginia arteaga. she spent the night here at the jail charged with premeditated murder. officials worked the crime scene at the home that arteaga shared with her son into tuesday evening. they got a call late morning from someone who knew blake howard and was concerned he might be in trouble. >> we entered the residence and arteaga confronted one of the officers with a handgun in hand. >> reporter: they searched the house and found howard dead. >> we learned many things, we

the murder of her son blake howard and shot him multiple times while he was in the shower. >> reporter: they don't know what prompted her to kill her son. neighbors who we talked to said theywxhh didn't know arteaga but saw howard from time to time. >> just walking around. in the last couple of years. i honestly don't know how long they've lived here, to tell you the truth. >> reporter: we'll be working throughout the day to get you more details on this case. we'll also be in court as virginia arteaga makes her appearance before a judge this afternoon. reporting live at the seminole county jail. dana jay, fox 35 news. >> amy: the teenager accused of running down an orange county deputy will be staying in custody at least for the next month. >> john: that tops the morning rush. they will use the next month or so to find out if the

adult. ortiz was in court, and so was running over. my agency. my friends and my family. incredible. i am so honored to have all these people around me. thank you. thank you, everybody. >> john: the teenager is a charged with attempted murder on a law enforcement officer. >> amy: a deputy resigned after learning about an internal affairs investigation. he is accused of excessive use of force, misleading police reports and more. two other deputies have resigned over drugs. one accused of using. another is used of know -- accused of knowing and not coming forward with the information. >> john: are a last minute change to the new bear ordinance.

that people living east of i-4 don't need to follow the rules. because people east of i-4 said they don't really see the bears roaming around. >> john: a leap of faith caught on camera in volusia county is going viral. three people jumped off the daytona bridge over the weekend. one man jumped and his two friends followed. no one was hurt but they hope that others will be stopped from trying to jump. >> i tried to discourage them from doing it. i definitely wouldn't do it myself, much less recommend anyone else to do it. >> john: fdot said it's about a 70-foot drop in the water. jumping from the bridge is a noncriminal traffic offense that could get you 160-dollar fine. >> amy: home sales are up. sales increased by 4%. prices are up.

$202,000. >> amy: a multimillion dollars makeover for preparation on the debut on the space coast. the carnival magic. specialty bar, and restaurants. the carnival magic sails out of texas but will be repositioning to port canaveral in april for year round cruises. >> amy: it could be easier to drive, and park the the mall. they will set up outdoor l. e. d. lighting systems to count how many cars are in the parking lot and how many open spaces. they'll use that too manage traffic and parking. you could partner with an app allowing you to find the best spot. >> john: have you been to disney park. it says, we have three spots over here.

>> amy: hacking more phones. >> john: we have a local attorney here to tell us if our security is at risk. a big game for the magic last night. they beat the 6ers. and it was a must win for the coach.

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>> amy: it's almost in the exact same spot. a crash causing severe backups. this is i-4 westbound. right around state road 434 near longwood. almost in the same spot we had major problems yesterday. we were laughing at gina.

mary to downtown and it was 104 minutes. hopefully, it's not that bad this time. but there are a lot of brake lights out there. >> amy: a news alert. the justice department wants apple to hack into more phones. >> john: there's a standoff between the tech company and investigators looking into the san bernardino attacks. the justice department wants apple to unlock 12 other iphones used by criminals. they're looking for court ordered in cases, in illinois, ohio, california, and massachuse expected to argue that the fight with the fbi should be kicked to congress and not the courts. >> amy: this has a lot of people concerned about their own phones and privacy. >> reporter: joining me this morning is the attorney.

>> reporter: we learned so much more overnight. the fbi said we want to get into one accuse terrorist's phone. but that's not the case. they've been trying to do this before. >> we heard overnight there are at least a dozen other phones and district attorneys said they have 157 other phones that they want to look at. you have to remember, the eyes in the form of camera, and ears, and they track you everywhere you have go. we have to watch to make sure the floodgates don't open. >> reporter: it sounds like if they do, in fact, decide to hack into one phone, it could open the floodgate, couldn't it? >> it's very possible this could open the floodgates. we have seen this argument, this issue, is not just over this one phone. it's relating to many, many other phones. it could relate to your phone at home. >> reporter: what is the precedent here.

to work in cases like this? >> the fbi is using a 227-year-old statute to justify its case. there is no other case where the government has forced a u.s. company to program for it. that's essentially what it's asking the apple engineers to do. to write code to hack its own cellphone. no precedent. >> reporter: it seems to me that apple is going targeted because -- being targeted because it's american. say it's a cellphone company out of china, the u.s. has no precedent to say, we're going to make you build code to crack your own security system. don't you think it's an apple, american company issue? >> it is. imagine if the chinese government were asking apple or

thank you for coming in. >> jayme: accuweather forecast update. a live look at downtown. it's been a morning of clouds and freshening breeze. i do want to reiterate that a tornado watch continues until 10:00 a.m. a tornado watch for 10:00 a.m. for alachua, marion, and sumter county within the confines of the fox 35 viewing area. i am watching a couple areas of concern right now. what happened though, when kristin was on the forecast at 4:30, the line was more stout looking from north to south. now we're seeing segments. duval, jackson county, and marion, and another one loading up around tampa. watch the break there. of no surprise, the main area of low pressure, we call the parent low or the main low, driving the

area, is moving and advanced to the the north. we separate ourselves, and with diminish the threat. but it's nothing to overlook. a minute to wildwood. and ocala, this will come in about 24 minutes. and winding up in the orange springs area 51 minutes. the cluster is moving at a rapid pace of 45 miles per hour. now one thing we're watching now is this is the velocity scan. when we start to pair these green colors with red colors, you can see how the two areas are getting tighter and closer here. that's kind of weird looking there, but you can see in the last frame that how tightly this is coming together now. we call that gate to gate. reds and greens reaching. and the fine line to the west and the east of the area. something may be trying to spin up there.

kristin is besides me in the weather center. if anything comes up, we'll cover that full depth for you. the line has gone blasting through. should clear out by 1:00 p.m. the exact timing, and i compiled with kristin early this morning, and this is the best information we've got at least at this time. as more comes in, and we can refine future arrival times i'll certainly do that for you. ocala, 8:00 to 1k-9 a.m. mount dora, 9:00 to 9:30. and through much of lake county. metro orlando, i-4 corridor, 10 to 12:00 p.m. and 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and areas south, it'll race rapidly to far south florida by about 5:00 p.m. this evening. wasting no time. moving quite quickly. 730 at the villages.

right now. storms on the way. and here's the day ahead. a uptick in rain chances. peeling back the chances by 5:00 p.m., 6:00, 7:00. 8:00 p.m. and rain ends. and we're cooling. if you like 50s into tomorrow morning, and 60s highs into thursday and friday, we're looking pretty good area wide. into the weekend, fabulous, and ample sun and good looking temps. close to 80 or so before the rain gets on top. 70% chance for rain. 76 in gainesville. widespread 70s, if not 80s, through brevard county. and tonight, cooler times ahead. 40s materializing for the northwestern tier community and counties. 53 at melbourne. and northern brevard county is the place. lower 50s for you there. next seven days is all about the 60s. bright sun. no chance of rain, i am happy to

once we get through this stormy weather, then it'll be delightful for the weekend. here's our weather baby for the day. >> gina: happy wednesday. here's a live look at i-4 west of the 434. dot is moving their camera around. a lot of congestion in the area. it appeared that we had an`` earlier, minor crash.`` but that seems to be from a lot of road construction. day time work is being done. give yourself extra time if you need to take i-4. alafaya trail is partially blocked at waterford lake parkway. we're seeing significant delays in both directions there. definitely be aware of that if you are traveling through the area. taking a look at drive times. everything is looking pretty slow on i-4.

and attractions do downtown eastbound i-4, 14 minutes. >> john: coming up. a police officer has another slam-dunk for neighborhood kids. >> amy: how the police officer who went viral is helping kids to improve their game.

. >> john: 75:00 here on "good day orlando." it's a lucky day for this sea turtle. the brevard zoo sent him back to the waves. he was found three months ago with fish hooks buried into his

they fixed him up and sent him back out there. he is now okay and back out in the wild. >> amy: a gainesville police officer who went viral is giving back to some of the neighborhood kids, the same ones. >> john: officer white was called back in january after neighbors submitted a noise complaint about the kids. instead of sending them home, he told them to just keep it down a bit guys been it showed that these kids needed a safe place to play. he pulled strings and they now have a brand new court built behind their house. all materials donated. andothen this guy shows up. anthony bucket blakes showed up with an important message. >> i hope they walk away with the idea that they get the opportunity to help somebody one day and hopefully they see that someone looked out for them.

will be here on "good day orlando." that will be fun. and the organization will build more courts for kids across the city with a new foundation. >> amy: that's you a awesome. half the planet will need

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