america runs on dunkin'. >> amy: good morning. it's now 7:00 on this super tuesday. so glad you're with us. a beautiful sunrise to start your day. i'm amy kaufeldt. >> john: i'm john brown. stealing from the girl scouts. >> the victim is a 12-year-old girl who has been out there working hard to raise money for her girl scout troop. to me, it's lower than your average theft. >> amy: yeah. an all out search for the cooky monster. the guy who swiped the little girl's cash box and took off with a woman and child. i am so convinced that our country can be greater than ever before.

give them credit. they are persistent. persistently wrong, but they are persistent. >> john: candidates unleashing last minute attacks as candidates head to the polls. we have our power panel breaking down what's at stake. >> amy: zika now tied to another dangerous medical condition which impacts adults. coming up right now is what is happening outside, and the beautiful start to our tuesday. look at that. it couldn't be prettier, jayme. >> jayme: it's awesome. anything you want to do outside today, thumbs up. it's the day to do it. too bad it's tuesday. hello. we have 40s, and 50s in the southern edge of the viewing area. overall, again, cloudless skies for the most part today. we'll see a little bit of thin wispy cirrus, but otherwise full sunshine. and low 80s for the day time highs. sunny and warm.

close to that by 5:00 p.m. and low to mid-70s by 7:00 p.m. or 8:00 p.m. light south winds at 5 to 10 miles per hour. and coming seven, awesome weather. bright sunshine. flat rain chances. very nice temperatures during the day and refreshingly cool into the overnight. >> kristin: good morning. taking you to brevard county. thing a big mess on i-95 southbound. it's been shut down for a few hours due to a fatal crash at pineda causeway and i-95 southbound. the purple shows that cars are not moving. they're diverting traffic down pineda causeway. it's moving very slow due to the traffic.

o galley and hop back on to i-95 southbound. a big mess over there. the rest of i-4 eastbound, john young parkway to downtown, 3 minutes. if are you using the 408 this morning, rouse road to downtown, just 9 minutes. >> john: developing this morning, the search is on for a man who stole a girl scout's cooky money. >> amy: it's a pretty despicable crime. they said that he stole the cash box from the little girl and took off. >> reporter: he got away but there's pretty good surveillance images of the man and the car he got into. authorities are hoping those images can help lead to his arrest. >> we have these images that we think are -- i mean, if we think that someone knows these people, they'll recognize them from the images. >> reporter: investigators are

they say he stole from a 12-year-old girl scout while he was selling cookies. >> the victim is a 12-year-old girl who as was out there working hard to raise money for her girl scout troop. to me, it's lower than your average theft. >> reporter: it happened at this walmart the in deltona on sunday afternoon. the man walked out of the store with a woman and young child. came back to the front where the cooky booth was locate involved. >> the male came back and swiped the cash box from the table where the girl was selling cookies. the deputies were flagged down. >> reporter: and the suspect walked which cannily to the -- which quickly to the parking lot and got into the hyundai santa fe. they're offering up to $5,000 award for any!c+ information leading to the air rest of the suspect. if you have that information, call deputies.

you decide 2016. we were in oklahoma, arkansas, georgia, alabama. >> today is the biggest day for the presidential primary season. >> over 800 delegates will be elected to the democratic convention. and we anticipate winning many of them and a majority of them. the presidential hopefuls playing all their cards. >> now i will be greedy for the united states. i am going to take and take and take. >> 12 contests >> if you are not doing a good job at the va, you will be fired from your job at the va. >> john: more than 1,000 delegates on the line. >> the wren -- the republicans i have to give them credit. they are persistent. persistently wrong, buthey are persistent. >> john: anything can happen on the campaign trail today, welcome to super tuesday. >> amy: super tuesday is here. and all candidate v. their eyes on the prize. >> john: they're fighterring coast to coast for the

ryan has more on the races. >> reporter: we want to show saw some of the key players at stake. the crown jewel, texas, georgia, massachusetts, and virginia. republican delegates, 595 in play. more than 1200 needed to clinch the nomination. giving you an idea. on the democratic side. here are the states that are key on that side. more delegates. 865 up for grabs today. texas really the huge player. 222 in that state alone. more than 2300 needed to clinch the nomination. we want to bring in eddy fernandez. >> reporter: absolutely. start on the republican side. some of the polls are donald trump is dominating most of the states except texas. is that the cue today for ted cruz? >> i don't think it's just a key, it's an absolute necessity. for him to be viable, kasich,

absolutely win their home states. donald trump is his biggest factor of people not dropping out. other candidates stop dropping out, his numbers will start to decline into next tuesday and other elections. it's a pivotal point, and we could see a victory coming out of today. >> reporter: great point. and marco rubio is not leading in any polls. many think he is next up behind trump. >> the fact that he has over the past few days had a strong attack on donald trump. showing that he realizes he needs to start winning. converted some second and third place finishes into seeming victories. he now needs to produce and win. over the past few days it's been amazing to you have with a the races. we have seen incredible attacks between marco rubio and donald trump. insults about stubby fingers, big ears.

florida play ground and find more insults than we found on the political front. >> reporter:er it's lightning stand up -- it's like stand up comedy. and bernie sanders, will minnesota and massachusetts be enough? >> hillary clinton is absolutely pulling away. i thinks bernie sanders will do well in some of the northern states. i think he'll gather some delegate, but at end of the day, i think hillary will prevail. a super tuesday, a female candidate and party insiders are not necessarily thrilled with with donald trump. and i think iting it a -- it'll be a day of history. >> 70% of democrats think it's going to be trump and clinton in november?

some polls done by cnn so certainly not the less that's the way we are leaning now. marco rubio, a chance of a vp spot as dissipated. i think there's no doubt about it. and ted cruz has a chance, and marco rubio the alternative. the base of the party is rallying around marco rubio, i think, and i think he'll perform well in florida but the question is, will it be too little too late. >> reporter: interesting, thank you. >> john: donald trump will be in palm beach today. marco rubio hosting an event in miami. and hillary clinton will also be in miami. keep it here to fox 35 for all of your super tuesday action. we'll take you live to the trump and rubio rallies at 5:00 p.m. and online coverage on our facebook page. and the team of reporters and

what super tuesday results mean for florida's primary. >> amy: a man was hit and killed after a driver allegedly tried to outrun authorities. they have identified the victim as 23-year-old cody garrick. he was a pizza delivery driver making his last stop of the day early sunday morning. when this woman police said ran a red light at americana boulevard. hit his car, and killed him instant. he leaves behind a 3-year-old daughter. the 23-year-old suspect saint cyr was arrested. she was trying to get away from officers when she was pulled over for speeding. she is being held without bond. >> amy: questioning a local basketball coach wanted on child molestation charges. they believe that david white was trying to escape to mexico

a boy in malabar. he said that he worried that the allegations would ruin his reputation. some neighbors said that they were already concerned. >> kids were here all the time, constantly. he bragged to me about maybe three months ago about being in charge of the team, the league. something was very off. and it always has been. >> amy: are a few days after the allegations surfaced, deputies said they got a call from white's wife who said that her husband confessed to her. they have received it similar stories from other parents. anyone whose children came in contact with white is asked to call the brevard county sheriff's office. >> amy: a woman was arrested after police said she snatched a baby. >> get out of the

>> john: how the statewide amber alert came to an end. >> jayme: bright sunshine kicking off the tuesday. uv index an 8 or 9. that's very high.

the forecast details s. >> john: a beautiful blue skies on this march 1. in like a lion, and out like a lam. all of march is lambish. we'll check in with with jayme in just a bit. >> john: a closer look at the video showing the moment that the statewide amber alert came to an end in volusia county. >> reporter: a trooper's dash cam captured the moment when a woman accused of stealing a baby from her own cousin was pulled over. >> driver, step outside the car! keep your hands where i can see them.

is there anybody else inside the vehicle? walk over to the right. stop. turn around. >> reporter: now 23-year-old stephanie augustin is accused of kidnapping that baby from fort lauderdale and abandoning the baby in orlando. troopers spotted her nissan near fort pierce the next day. she is being held on no bond. this is video of the 2 month old baby, taraji kemp being reunited with her mother. thankfully, the baby was not hurt. >> john: tonight's launch for the falcon 9 is 6:35 p.m. at cape canaveral. nasa astronaut cape canaveral is coming back after nearly a year at the international space station.

set a record. he is set to set down in cause acstan later on tonight. kazakhstan. >> jayme: it's a cool start. no doubt about it. 40s over north central florida. 50s down south. very close to 60 in some spots. we efficiently warm things up today. cloudless skies. clouds gathering around the keys. far southern tip of the peninsula. and this will send cloud cover in late tonight and early tomorrow morning. don't be scared though. no rain chance tied. we continue with the big bright sun in the sky. very high, an 8 or 9 for the uv index. peak burn time 12:38 or so. and gorgeous weather. and if you are heading out to

good. out at cape canaveral, the gulls are out, seas flat, winds 2 to 3 miles per hour. a fisherman making a move over the atlantic. a great day for boating conditions. and it should remain in a general good mode through saturday and sunday with fairly light winds and low seas. a few clouds. bottoming out through the low 60s. and making a run towardsed mid-60s. and this should stay to the north. snowflakes flying behind that. a burst of colder air out of southern canada. very evident on the temp spread maps. teens filtering into minnesota. and chicagoland 37. and 24 at omaha. and as you go towards southern section of illinois into tennessee, we're in the warm sector of the approaching storm system.

stout storms. with good day time heating and energy moving through that region. for us, for us, around 80ish or so for a high. warmer towards kissimmee and st. cloud, and far south florida. everybody in the 80s today. herb pretty much seeing mostly sunny conditions. tonight, a few extra clouds moving into the region. no rain tied into that. no rain for the next six or seven days at least. we're in a big section of high pressure. highs in the 80s, and overnights in the 60s, and mid-to-upper 50s. a pleasant weather pattern continues here for you here in here's kristin. >> kristin: the big traffic story all morning is the parking lot that is i-95 southbound. a fatal crash from earlier this morning has shut down the southbound lane of i-95 in melbourne. it's a big mess over there.

the i-95 southbound because of all of the congestion there. if you just avoid the area, you will be happy you did. i-95 southbound in melbourne. in seminole, it looks like a crash was just cleared on markham woods road. that looks like a good alternate to avoid congestion. heavy volume on i-95 west bound from lake mary boulevard in seminole county. time for your pump patrol. saving you money. regular gas $1.57 at the speedway at turkey lake road in production plaza in orlando. you can always check out gas saving tips at fox35orlando.com. john, amy, back to you. >> amy: thank you, so much, kristin. new research links it's zika virus to another new dangerous condition. >> john: the fox medical team

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>> amy: welcome back top "good day orlando." if you are a fan of broadway, you'll love what is coming to the doctor phillips center for the performing arts. the 2016-2017 season. musicals like wicked. finding neverland. mathilda, the little mermaid. a lot that the kids will love on the list. the new season october 4, a magic show called the illusionist. that should be another fun one. you can find the shows and dates on our facebook page. >> john: the zika virus tied to another dangerous condition. >> amy: we heard of its ties to microcephaly. and a new link tieing it to

>> reporter: guillonberea, gbs. there they were not sure if there was a cause and effect relationship. we have more evidence now that it's linked. it comes from tahiti. they had an outbreak previously. they looked at individuals with the syndrome. it's neurological. weakness in the arms, legs, lung, the difrarming which helps you to breathe. respiratory failure. 5% will die. 29% of the people who got the guillon bare were on ventilateory support. it's very serious. occurs in adults. it's not something that we're talking about with the babies with the micro-self-ly. one more thing to be concerned

>> amy: how serious is this? is it something we have to worry about. a zika virus has an adult, you might have a runny nose and a pink eye. it's not terrible unless, of course, are you pregnant.yhx what about gbs? >> reporter: it is very serious, and can be. it's relatively rare. 100,000 case, more than 24 would get this syndrome. it's devastating with an older population, as we have here in florida. in this study, 5% died because of it. >> amy: so obviously it's something to be concerned about. great information for everybody to hear. thanks doctor jo. >> reporter: thank you. >> john: tallahassee tackling bears. how lawmakers said that the

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>> reporter: a serial robber known as batman facing a judge this morning. i love you. go out and vote. >> john: it is super tuesday. the most critical day in the presidential primary season. how the candidates are working to ramp up support this morning. >> amy: plus how to haggle with your own kids. that's coming up. i have one negotiator in the house. she wants to negotiate everything. you have two of them? >> jayme: yes. >> amy: you will love this then. >> jayme: perk. >> john: no negotiation with the weather? >> jayme: no. nice, sunny and warm. 78 by a 5:00 p.m. a interior high of 81 or 82ish. and the coastal locales close to it. upper 70s eye long the beach front.

at this time of the year. melbourne and areas south clearly through the mid-and upper 50s, if not at right around 06 heading out bound out of out -- heading southbound. all the energy, rain, and storminess staying to the south. seven-day forecast, looks nice. awesome weather into the weekend. nice, warm days. overnights clear and mainly on the cool side. bottom line, no chance of rain as the glorious weather pattern continues to roll here in central florida. >> kristin: good morning, jayme. good looking weekend. in winter garden we have a serious accident in the southbound lane of u.s. 27 and lake lewisia road. it's blocking one southbound lane. you can see by the reds that the traffic is moving very, very

heading back out towards our big story all morning, i-95 southbound. and one southbound lane has just reopened. it was shut down for several hours after a fatal accident at i-95 and pineda causeway. i would avoid the area if you can. john young parkway to downtown orlando 5 minutes. and if you are using the 408 this morning, rouse road to downtown, just 14 minutes. >> john: 7:32 here on good day. a man accused of dressing up like batman and going on a robbing spree is set to face a judge today. >> amy: they were able to track this guy down thanks to the daring acts of at least one brave man. and jackie orozco has more.

said that the serial robber was nicknamed batman because he would wear a batman hoodie or a mask. some of the places that he would hit, dollar store, grocery stores and other place for his expensive habit. he will face a judge today. the 26-year-old is a suspect in nine armed robberies over the last month. investigators said that he drops a cellphone after trying to rob a pizza place on friday night. they were able to track him down after using his cellphone. and michael le grand said that he saw morales, and tried to chase him. morales has a heroin addiction, police say, and was using the money stolen in the robberies to buy more drug. >> he appears to be a heroin

we have a significant issue in this community with heroin addicks. this is just one way, even though we are working on the prevention, intervention side, enforcement has to be a part of the overall strategy for reducing the prevalence of heroin here in this community. >> reporter: the day mar ales was arrested, they said that their task force had made significant strides fighting the epidemic. they said that the task force made a big bust recently. arrested more than 220 people. and took off about 8 kelos, 15 pounds of heroin off the streets. morales will face a judge this morning at 9:00. >> amy: a couple who disappeared with a 3-year-old is still in jail. >> john: that story kicks off the morning rush. natasha quigley took her son zander from her home and helped her boyfriend escape from a

daytona beach. they were eventually found in kentucky last month. zander was not hurt. on monday, a judge ruled that bullic junior needs to stay in june without bond. and quick quigley's bond was set. a fire broke out yesterday afternoon in oak hill. it's under control. no property was damaged. >> john: a man was found shot to death in a publix parking lot. the 21-year-old was found dead february 6 at the store in clermont. the car was stolen the day he was shot. they found it near a park in oakland. it had been burned and covered in graffiti. there's a $5,000 award for information leading to the killer. >> john: today is the biggest day of the presidential primary

more than 1400 delegates up for grabs. donald trump has a big lead in the new cnn orc national poll. at 49%. florida's senator marco rubio seconds with 16%. and texas senator teuz, 15 use 15 ted cruz. and hillary clinton is leading bernie sanders. fox's caroline shieively has more. >> reporter: the state by state slow and steady pace of the presidential race is now over. and it turns into a national trend. >> we're going to make america great again. greater than ever before. i love you. go out and vote. >> reporter: today voters in 13 states.

now calling on trump to release an off the record conversation i had with the nurk times in january. >> he told them what he really believed about. >> reporter: since hillary clinton's landslide on saturday, he's been shifting towards the general election. >> the republicans, i have to give them credit. they are persistent. persistently wrong. the vermont senator still expected to do well tonight. >> what the campaign is about is having millions of people stand together and say loudly and clearly. enough is enough. >> reporter: his campaign just released numbers for february. $42 million raised.

the cycle. john, back to you. >> john: thank you, caroline. join us for team coverage of super tuesday. later on this afternoon at 5:00 p.m. we have the trump and rubio rallies in south florida. the online coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. on the facebook page. and at 10:00 p.m., the team of reporters and political analysts will be here to take a look at the results from super tuesday and what it means for the primary in florida. >> amy: state lawmakers want to keep bears out of your trash cans. >> reporter: the governor requested $230,000 for a bear program in november. they want to give him more money than that. some lawmakers want to add an additional $100,000 to the governor's request. the extra funding would go to the bear safe trash cans and community safety. animal protection advocates say the problem is not bear, it's the people. >> everybody agrees that the sorts of the problem with the

if you remove the food, the bears don't have a conflict. it's not a problem with people with bears it's too many people feeding bears. >> reporter: the money comes from permits that the hunters bought from the statewide bear hunt in october. they would use that money. >> amy:um can go up, the art of negotiation. >> john: how parents can keep a balance with keeping the kids happy, and actually getting they them to do so what you need them to do. keeping cellphones in your pockets when walking on the shores. the braves opened their spring training schedule. first pitch 1:05 at champion stadium. the disney wild world of sports complex. the nationals open up on vieira on thursday. and the astros take on their

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welcome back to "good day orlando." it is going to be gorgeous. 57 degrees now. and highs in the low 80s. it'll be beautiful in the afternoon. today is your day. super tuesday. >> john: ucf's president and the mayor of orlando set to discuss plans for the downtown ucf campus today. the school received another $2.5 million in donations for the project. the sphunding came from -- funderring came from coca-cola ask orlando city soccer.

jobs coming to the space coast. there's a career fair at harris. 300 employees to fill engineering, finance, and supply chain positions. >> john: a big milestone for orlando city soccer. crews started to install steel beams at the stadium. a purple beam is also making its way around the town. the team asking the fans to sign it if they see it making its way across town. >> amy: getting what you want can be a challenge if you don't have the right tools. the author of improvization edge. how to negotiate specifically with our kids. my daughter, who is 10, loves to negotiate with me. i tell her all the time, you had be a lawyer some day. she loves to negotiate. what is it about kids? that's kind of the dynamic that

>> they know naturally that they can make things happen. if you are willing to be flexible, collaborative, and positiver and think on your feet. you can get more than you think. >> amy: we're teaching them something by negotiating with them, aren't we? >> yes. >> amy: they're learning life skills? >> absolutely. >> amy: what are they gleaning from the conversations. mom, i can do this, this, and this, if i can do this and this. >> they are figuring out if there's more possibility. if we shut it down, we're telling them it's a closed world but the world is really big. if there'sing is you don't want them to do, you use "yes and." a great idea to paint yourself

something else we can paint. with that blue paint. they're suddenly say, i could paint on paperer. that's a neat idea. we could bake cookies. that's a great idea. opening up the field of possibility without shutting the kids down. >> amy: you don't want to smash down their hopes or whatever it is they're thinking. and what about food? a constant battle. >> it is. let them know there are a lot of possibilities. negotiate with them on, i tell you what, three vegetables out here. if you try two, tomorrow we'll go for some ice cream. a little bit of delayed expectation. you give them something they want later. if they try something for you today. >> amy: how can we find the book, karen? >> amazon, and on our website. >> amy: i love it. nice to see you.

>> jayme: morning temperature, how how low do they go? gainesville and ocala in the 40s. and they were in the upper 30 this this morning. and we went 556 the orlando international airport. it looks like we're seeing warming conditions out there. coming up slowly out of the 50s across east central florida. stuck in the 40s across the north central portion of the fox 35 viewing area. the great equalizer returns. a high near 80 degrees9r=z over pretty much all interior sections. gainesville south into far south florida. it'll be toasty. mid-to-upper 70s at the coastal locales. by 5:00 p.m., 78, and 71 by 8:00 p.m.

5 to 10 miles per hour. not a breezy day in terms of the winds coming up. but they'll blow a little bit overall. the uv index is around 8. that's a high number. a burn time is merely 5 to 10 minutes. protect your skin if you are out today. and we have had moments of thin, wispy cirrus, otherwise not much cloud cover on the day. the sun filters in. the front moves closer to the region. snow on the northern flank on that. and showers as well. i don't think we see either. certainly no? , and no rain. and everything shifting out to the dc area. tonight spacex is trying to get off the falcon 9 lawrnlg at cape camp.

set your clocks and alarms. do you what you do and enjoy. the sun setting in the west and rather pleasant temperatures at launch time at the lawn site. good looking weather into the weekend. highs around 80, and lows in the 50s and 60s. that's your forecast. this is a gorgeous weather baby. danielle lin. a good looking. thank you so much, mom and dad. visit our website for more on our weather baby segment at fox35orlando.com. >> kristin: i love her bow. she's so cute. i want to give you an update on the big traffic story we have been talking about all morning. i-95 is back open at the pineda causeway in melbourne. a fatal crash had it shut down for several hours. things are still moving very slowly, you can see that by the

and at pineda causeway traffic has been slow. one car rolled over several times. if you can avoid i-95 southbound, that would be a good idea. a crash at u.s. 27 and lake louisa road. and if you can avoid the area, things are moving very slowly there. >> john: turtle nesting season getting under way. >> amy: a new warning. gina benitez has the details on what we need to know. hi, gina. >> reporter: these officials are warning people to put away their cellphones because of the camera flashes. the flashes can disorient or scare the turtles which can lead them going back into the water without laying any eggs.

for years. keep the lights away from the turtles. in this new age where everyone has a cellphone, there's chances that someone snaps a nighttime picture and they don't realize the damage they can do. thousands of sea turtles will land on the beaches to lay eggs. there's a few ways to help protect the endangered and protected animals. stay far away. turn off any lights near or on the beach. if you see any holes big or small that were made in the sand earlier in the day, fill them so the turtles don't fall into them when they are trying to get back into the water. and, of course, no flash photography. reporting live on the beach, gina benitez. >> john: what an assignment she got. i want to be here. researchers giving sheltered

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the doggy dentists. >> john: i had no idea. >> amy: that wesley is responding well to the braces. eating, playing, and feeling great. honestly, i never heard of such a thing. 1eu. >> john: i didn't know you could do that. what a smile. >> amy: fighting to give shelter dogs a chance to get adopted. >> john: the problem is the breed name. >> reporter: researchers at the university of florida have been studying this issue for the past year now. they want shelters to stop using labels if a shelter doesn't know a dog's exact breed. they recommend developing a personality profile rather than guessing. the researchers asked self-different shelters to identify 30 stray dogs. most said they thought they were pit bulls because of the way they look.

and this drastically reduces a chances to get a forever home. >> it can lead to restrictions to whether people can rent or homeowners insurance, whether it'll cover them. >> reporter: not just with pit bulls. researchers say that other dugs were as well. this sounds good. you just want to know if the dog is friendly, and is friendly with kids and seniors. so maybe this will help dogs get adopted.

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