america runs on dunkin'. >> amy: it's now straight up 7:00 a.m. on this wednesday. a beautiful tart to the day. so glad you're here. i'm amy kaufeldt. >> john: i'm john brown. the big story this morning is, of course, super tuesday. >> we're going to start winning a lot, folks. get used to it. >> the campaign moves forward to the crescent city, the motor city, and beyond. >> amy: donald trump and hillary clinton on the path to the nomination. and meuk is hope -- and marco rubio is hoping that the single victory will move him forward. >> john: and a boy falls into a canal. >> amy: astronaut scott kelly returning from the year in space.

i am trying to imagine what it would be like to take your first step on solid ground after not having done that for 340 days. >> john: i bet your legs are not he ready. >> amy: like having sea legs but to the extreme. >> jayme: the knees buckle. you have to catch them. >> john: speaking of sea legs, that's what jayme king wants to have at some point, right? >> jayme: that's right. good morning, guys. we have a load of clouds on top of the area. it's made for a gorgeous central florida sunrise. we're enduring the tail end of the front getting closer and closer central florida. we keep the clouds. a chance for a couple of sprinkles peppered into the area. the overall exception rather than the general rule. i think a lot of us stay bone dry with clouds on top. a mild start. 60s in most locations.

we'll have more in the extended forecast. >> kristin: the issue we had at 436 and howell branch road, the overturned vehicle is cleared away and things are moving smoothly. at cokee, we have a crash at i-95 and port st. john parkway. it not causing delays right now in the north or south lanes. lancaster and obt, north of the florida mall. there's a lane still blocked from an elier crash there. not causing too many delays at this moment. looking at drive time, 4h i-4 eastbound. and state road 434 to fairbankss, 10 minutes. on the 408, rouse road to downtown, 10 minutes. >> john: donald trump and hillary clinton have a super, super tuesday. >> amy: both of them swept much

victories in the primaries. ryan has more. >> reporter: it was a good night for donald trump. he did not run the table, which many thought was responsible. possible -- thought was possible. and he won seven. and ted cruz won texas and added oklahoma and alaska. sarah palin endorsed donald trump but couldn't pull alaska for him. and rubio wins but it's a state that almost always goes to the democrats. crumpling numbers. the magic number 1237. donald trump is leading with 235. and ted cruz 160. marco rubio with 87. followed by john kasich. he is leading in ohio but well beyond. and ben carson with 8 there as well. hillary clinton had a

widening her lead over bernie sanders. she picked up seven wins. sanders won four, including his home state of vermont. the democrats need a little different numbers. 2383 to win the nomination. hillary clinton has hit the 1,000 delegate mark. and super delegates are involved. we won't go into that though. but bernie has 371 delegates. the florida primary is on march 13. you can get free tickets when donald trump is here, at fox35orlando.com. more analysis now from political expert frank torres. start with marco rubio. he finally won a state last night. he's staying optimistic about his chances. >> we said we were going to do well on super tuesday. my campaign never claimed that

we feel really good about the days to come. >> john: he won a caucus that probably will go democratic in the general. i don't think it was a great night for him. >> no. it was not a great night. to pick a loser for the night, you would pick marco rubio. he could have won a couple moreates. lucky for him, the delegate count, where it all mattersers is still very close to ted cruz. it all comes home to florida where marco rubio will have to win to succeed in the primary. >> john: who over-performed and who underperformed. i would have to say ted cruz had a big night, and practically nobody picked him to win a state with three. >> a challenge that rubio and kasich will be expected to do. he took the 1reubg9ory.

alternative. he's sounding like the candidate that a lot of disgruntled republicans are going to turn to to save their. >> john: let's listen to bernie sanders. >> 35 states remain. let me assure you that we're going to take our fight for economic justice, for social justice, for environmental sanity, for a world of peace, to every one of those states. [ cheering ] >> john: let's be honest. he has almost no chance of winning the nomination at this point. >> he is throwing up a hail mary. and the panel during the election night coverage said that he was smart to take to the campaign after winning vermont. and get on the e-mail to ask for more money to keep the campaign going on.

bernie sanders, but you have to hope for a massive event in the hillary clinton campaign, to throw her off the trails, because these looking very -- she's looking very, very strong. a strong night for hillary clinton and donald trump. >> john: what needs to happen here. the i-4 corridor we'll see ads and candidates. why is this area so important, stars you are concerned? >> the way the state is laid out. a barrier between conservative north florida and more progressive south florida. meeting in this battle ground area of the i-4 corridor from daytona to tampa. we have a real fight between republicans and democrats for the important ground, and one of the most important swing states in the country. >> john: we have some polls with hillary clinton beating donald trump. if those two were the nominees. she beats trump but not rubio

that puts them in -- thinking if they could nominate. all of that is difficult. >> it makes the party leadership so nervous. looking at donald trump, saying forget everything he is saying. he can't weight hillary clinton. if he can't beat hillary clinton, what good is he as a nominee. >> john: get instant updates on the go by downloading the free fox 35 news app. >> amy: a orange county deputy is recovering after a pretty serious rollover crash which happened last night. investigators said it was just before 11:00 p.m. on west kelly park road in apopka. the deputy's cruiser there came to rest upside down. it appears that a truck was also in the crash. the deputy is expected to survive. no word on any other injuries and the troopers are investigating.

8-year-old boy is in the hospital after falling into a canal when walk, home from school. just down the street sphwr river side elementary. that's where jackie orozco is standing by this morning. >> reporter: good morning. that 8-year-old boy is in critical condition at florida hospital south. this morning there will be crisis counselors here at the school. >> i was told that the little boy was in the water. my son was the only one that knew how to swim. so he just jumped into the water to help him. >> reporter: britney said that her son was in 9 right place at the right time. >> he jumped in. >> and saved him.>> reporter: orange county sheriff avenues deputies said that he was in a area they were not supposed to be in. >> the county canal fenced off

pipe that's about 20 feet long, for county workers. >> reporter: somehow the 8-year-old was on that pipe and fell 10 feet into the water. >> other children ran to get help. the fire department responded immediately. and whisked the child away to florida south hospital where he is in very critical condition. >> reporter: they are bringing in crisis counselors at river side elementary. >> it's very traumatic for young kids. they don't think of it like we do. it's scary. >> reporter: it's a good thing they have crisis counselors. >> definitely. both of my kids go to school there, so i am glad that they will do. >> reporter: the crisis counselors they said will be here as long as they need to. >> john: deputies say 58-year-old gary edmonson shot his son gary edmonson jr.

the son is in critical condition. the son tells police that he and his father were fighting about his mother. detectives say his dad admitted to shooting his son after the two chest bumped. >> amy: doctors are treating a toddler who fell out of a moving suv. it happened on grenada boulevard yesterday afternoon. a woman went into a store and left her 3-year-old alone in a chevy blazer. the blazer shifted into reverse and started to move. the child fell out of the suv and was injured. they flew the child to the halifax medical center. they're trying to determine what happened. . >> amy: a year in space coming to an end. >> john: what astronaut scott kelly says about the record time in space.

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him back. he touched down around 11:30. he this landed in kazakhstan after a three and a half hour journey back home. they both spent 3 40e straight days in space. 250 miles above the earth. they circled the earth more than 5400 times while on board the itch ss. while on the iss. >> even after i have been here nearly a year, you don't feel perfectly normal. there's always a lingering something you feel or it's just not normal. >> reporter: well, scott kelly and his twin brother, former astronaut mark kelly, have been taking patt in nasa es 's twin study. they're looking a the how the

mark was down here on earth. researchers say that because there's no gravity, his bones may have become more brittle and his eyesight may have changed as well. kelly says after almost a year in space, the first thing he wants to do is jump in his pool back in houston, texas. and i have to think eating real food has to be up on the list. >> the list will go for weeks for ul a of the things to catch up on. >> reporter: i think so. >> amy: fourth time not the charm for the spacex launch. last nights' launch was canceled because of high winds. spacex is hoping for better luck on friday, but they have not set a time yet for when the launch will be. hopefully, the winds will be calm, jayme king. >> jayme: i'm surprised. high winds the 9 cape. he -- at the cape.

but they make the call. we we have had a lot of degrees of warming. degrees of warmth compared to this time yesterday. all locales are up. complements of the south, southwesterly breeze in advance of a cool front. maybe i should call it a front, because it's not all that cool behind it. the overnight temperature values lower, and the day times not hardly moving. another day in the low 80s. partly to mostly cloudy at times. a brief sprinkle wouldn't shock me as the front moves through the region. the thick veil of cloud cover. and moving in off the gulf of mexico. the front clears the area. we shed the cloud cover. a few clouds overnight. 59 by 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. looking good. mostly sunny conditions oval. not a bad way to close in on the

looking at the gulf of the alaska and the northern pacific. continues. we have one thing on our side, one thing that a lot of the high pressure serving as a body guard for the area. locking up and keeping all of the mess out of our hair with direction. by the time they get here, the energy is sapped. we're here in the far southern latitudes in the florida area. the systems are highly diminished and don't have the clout, energy, and intensity they had when they were in the northern u.s. and high plains. if if you have like last weekend with the pleasant day time highs and cool mornings, you will love this coming weekend. and we have upper 70s and low-end 80s in most locations, even the coastal zones.

and bushnell, sumter, good morning. 48 tonight. coming seven bringing ample sunshine. highs in the mid-to-upper 70s and no chance of rainfall across the region. here's kristin with your live drive traffic. >> kristin: good morning. sky fox is flying over i-4 heading west in altamonte springs. traffic is moving nicely in both directions. i want to take you back a little bit to volusia county. i-4 eastbound we're getting reports of a crash just north of lake monroe here at mile marker 108. right now this is not causing any delays. i want to take a look at our fox 35 pump patrol. $1.57 is the price of regular gas at the speedway on south kirkman road and metro west boulevard in orlando. you can always find gas saving fox35orlando.com.

>> amy: thank you, kristin. coming up, uber is getting more family friendly. >> john: how it's easier for families with young kids to use the service. >> amy: we want to wish a good morning to debra. one of our favorites. you are our fox 35 friend of the day. there's a new friend of the day every day. find us by going to facebook and search out fox 35 just like debra did.

we'll be right >> john: look at all of the construction taking place. i-4 is getting dicey lately. >> amy: i j like those concrete barriers so close to the lane. those things make me nervous as heck. >> amy: your power bill could be going down next month. duke energy and sp and l getting approve to reduce bills.

>> amy: core logic reports that prices ticked up by 7.8% in january. they expect the trend to continue. >> amy: travelers have a new way to get around. uber will bring its family friendly services to the city. you can request a uber with a car seat. >> amy: the tampa bay rays making their mark in history. >> john: they'll play in cuba later in the month. they'll play the cuban national team in havana on march 22. the first mlb team to play in cuba in the last 20 years. the last time was the orioles in 1999. more normalized relations and to know that we're at the beginning when it opened up is quite exciting. >> john: two special fans will be in the stands. president obama sent out a tweet

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>> amy: welcome back to "good day orlando." there's a live view looking out on the city beautiful. a power plant off in the distance. firing off some power to you. that's the reason you're able to watch us this morning, right? >> john: something like that. and a pretty view behind us. a great start. >> amy: happy wednesday. i'm amy kaufeldt. >> john: i'm john brown. first up, super tuesday. >> i will campaign as long as it takes and wherever it takes to ensure that i am the next

>> amy: is just me or does rubio's wife look like trump's wife? we are live in miami where rubio is focused on his home state. >> reporter: ucf plans to ask for money from the state board of governors to move forward with their plan for the downtown campus. i'll tell you how much money they plan to ask for and how much they already have. >> john: are a young man shot in the shower by his own mother. now his father is speaking out. >> what he told me he had to tell me two or three times because i just couldn't believe it. i had to sit down. i'm sorry. >> john: the warning signs he wishes he would have seen earlier. >> amy: let's find out how things are looking for us. >> jayme: we have clouds on top

you can't beat this at all with 60s and a couple of stragglers in the 50s. clouds traversing the peninsula. we have a front on top of the region. i'm looking for a couple of sprinkles to pop off during the course of the day. but after 1 to 2:00 p.m., the notion goes by the wayside. we trend mostly sunny then. and looking good on thursday. another front on the area by friday. but the legacy of this system is a good looking weekend. we'll see you in about 12 more minutes. >> kristin: taking a live look right now in volusia county. a few miles before you hit the 95 intersection. this is i-4 right here. moving nicely but you have construction off to the right hand side of that eastbound lane. so you might see some cones and flashing lights. give yourself extra time in that

taking you to orlando just south of the 408. we have a crash that was just cleared on kirkman and county and old winter garden road. some yellows caused a few slowdowns. keep that in mind if you are headed in that direction. >> john: 7:30 on good day. the future of the downtown ucf campus is at stake as leaders make their pitch to the state board of governors. >> amy: they just got another huge donation yesterday. fox 35's gina benitez is joining us live on campus with details. >> reporter: ucf is asking for $20 million from the state to move forward with their plans for the downtown campus. now today the state board of governors will either approve or deny that plan. so far ucf already has $16 million in private funds. dr. phillips charities donated $3 million yesterday. the largest private donation to date. the goal is to get $20 million from private donors and will

last year governor rick scott didn't veto the funding plan but the president of ucf is hopeful that will this year it'll pass. and if ucf gets the funding, the downtown campus is set to open in fall of 2018. >> john: a driver accused of hitting an 8-year-old on his bike is in jail. >> amy: the judge gave the 73-year-old a $15,000 bond on tuesday. police say he was driving down alpine lane in titusville last thursday when he hit the boy. witnesses said he stopped and asked if he should call 911 before he left. then he came back to the scene and told police he heard a bang but didn't know that he hit the boy. the boy is now back home. >> john: a palm bay officer is on administrative leave an shooting and killing a man.

call on a threatening to kill three men at a construction area. >> amy: they arrested a 20-year-old suspect on tuesday. is he charged with third degree felony murder with a firearm. they said back on february 5 they found two gunshot victims in the parking lot at the florida mall. both victims died. >> amy: you decide 2016. >> usa! usa! usa! trump and clinton win big on super tuesday. >> this has been an amazing evening. >> amy: they'ret?/ targeting each other. >> instead of building walls, we're going to break down barriers. >> if she has not straightened it out by now, she's not going

>> amy: but the race within the parties is still on. >> do you know why we're going to win? our message is resonating and the people when we stand together will be victorious. >> but donald trump has been part of the washington corruption for 40 years. >> i must laugh when i read that after tonight marco rubio should drop out. >> amy: donald trump and hillary clinton are propelling themselves closer toft white house. >> john: both swept the south. and during victory speeches, trump and clinton wasted no time attacking each other. >> amy: and senator marco rubio took the state of minnesota. we want to go live to dana jay who spent the evening with rubio's campaign in miami. i imagine it was a pretty interesting night?

here in miami wound up for marco rubio at his rally here at the equestrian park. but one win, as you said, doesn't exactly momentum make for marco rubio, but here's what he has going for him. he has a lot of money in the campaign war chest. the backing of the establishment. and he has his home state of florida where the next contest is. he was here in miami last night kicking off the next stage of the campaign. don't think of this as the morning after super tuesday. [ cheering ] think of it as the beginning of the road to florida's prime ary. >> i love you, miami. >> reporter: florida senator marco rubio turning to his home state to breathe new life into a victory that has just one victory so far. >> what's at stake, my friends,

america but the future of the conservative movement. >> reporter: he told his supporters on tuesday night that it's time to stop republican front runner donald trump. >> two weeks from tonight, right here in florida, we're going to send a message loud and clear. we are going to send a message that the party of lincoln and reagan and the presidency of the united states will never be held by a con artist. >> reporter: rubio energetically talking about restoring the american dream, and make the g.o.p. the next party for the next generation of americans. >> we have some states waiting for me in the coming days but then we're customming to florida. [ cheering ] two weeks interest tonight you will send a message to the nation and the world that america's greatest days are yet to come. >> reporter: a ford looking mental. >> he doesn't take himself to trump's level. way smarter.

and i think that will convince people. >> reporter: so it didn't translate into very many wins last night, but in the exit polls, voters considered marco rubio the most electable, most likely to be able to win the presidency. we'll see if can he take that trait and turn that into votes here in florida. reporting live here in miami, dana jay, fox 35 news. >> john: keep it right here on fox 35 for complete coverage of election 2016. remember to get the instant updates on the go by downloading the fox 35 news app. >> amy: florida is one of the most dangerous places to ride a motorcycle. national data shows that motorcyclists accounted for nearly 20% of motive deaths in our -- motor vehicle deaths in our state. motorcyclists only make up 20%

a new aaa survey show that many lack insurance but it's also not required in the state. the oval costs end up being about $1 million per death. bike week will kick off in daytona on friday. >> john: fsa testing is under way. if you have kids you know that. >> amy: you absolutely doo do. but many are opting out. >> reporter: some parents are sending the kids to school saying that their child is not taking the test. opt out supporters claim that the test puts too much pressure on the kids and has a high failure rate. but orange county officials say that measuring success is part of life and that students have a legal obligation. >> the law says you have to participate if you are a student in the public school in the state of florida, you are do need to participate in the assessments. >> reporter: those against the test say as long as students

prep and they open the fsa test, they are complying with the law even if they don't answer one single question inside. district officials say they will not know just how many students opted out of this year's test until may. >> john: while that debate continues, there's a debate taking place to allow public schools to use alternative tests instead of the fsa. a senate panel voted for a bill to give the districts a choice to switch from the sat to act and that moves on to the full senate. >> amy: a father speaking out after his son was killed by his own mother. >> i would call hill or he would call me. he was always excited about things. he liked politics. and the school thing -- he liked his job with his aunt. >> john: still ahead, the odd behavior that the father noticed

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go grande with veggie or sausage today. america runs on dunkin'. >> amy: welcome back to "good day orlando." 7:43 right now. a live view. this is our i-drive camera looking up on to the city this morning. a little overcast. jayme said that may be the rule of the day, but overall nice temperatures today. >> amy: the father of a man shot and killed by his mother is now speaking out. >> john: ryan has more on the exclusive interview. >> reporter: charles howard said he is heart broken.

more to save his son. 29-year-old blake howard was shot to death while he was in the shower. the man's father arrived for his son's funeral. he and the son's mother have been divorced for years. he was always attached to his son. and he said he would have listened on the other line when talking to him as well. he will miss hearing his son's voice we spoke every sunday. i would call him or he would call me. he was always excited about things. liked politics. and the school thing -- he was -- he liked his job. i can talk to him any time you want to. >> saab absolutely. >> if you have something you love, do the best with you while you can.

left a note behind and didn't want to leave her son behind in what she described an ugly world. she shot him five times in the shower. she is being held without bond. >> amy: alimony and child custody laws stion instead of granting lifetime alimony, the amount of money an ex-spouse could receive depends on the length of the mainch and income -- length of the marriage and the incomes. and equal time sharing of the kids. supporters said it would bring consistency to the divorce takers. but opponents say it's not helping for women whoa give up their lives for children husbands and children they'lling destituted when they

>> a system that puts to place a formula. it's a fair formula. >> the alimony reform bill is ready to be taken up by the full senate. a similar measure is being debated by the full chamber. governor rick scott vetoed an alimony reform measure three years ago. >> john: and the pastor protect action. the churches do not have to take part in the same sex marriage ceremonies. the senate is slated to discuss its version later today and could vote on that version later this week. >> jayme: let's talk temperatures. we are looking good area-wide with 60s phasing in. we have a couple of stragglers in the upper 50s. that gets blown out of here in pretty quick fashion. a day where we feature quite a bit of cloud cover on top of the

tail end -- you can't get more far southern tail end than we are now. it's dragging cloud cover. and winds up somewhere in far south florida. partly cloudy, a few sprinkles on the day. 81 by 2:00 p.m. and the the golf scene is subject to cloud cover. but temperatures way high again. solid mid-80s over the interior. mid-to-upper 70s in the coastal zones. west, southwest winds in place. and veering more northerly tonight. and ultimately a lot cooler than we have seen of late. temperatures likely bottoming out in the lower to 50 mid. and 40s in ocala and gainesville. the beach scene, lake atlantic conditions continue. the beach scene is looking good.

the rise, but the surf is flat today. maybe a little extra northeast swell by sunday. until then, not a lot going on. westerly flow, 5 to 15. our high tide was early this morning. and 7:21 at port canaveral. after lunch time, a high tide at both locales. water temperatures in the low to mid-60s. what we find now is a active gulf of alaska. and as the storms move through the connected state, we'll see high pressure a dominating factor in the local weather forecast. we keep a loot of business out of the area and a sun filled forecast. saturday and sunday, rain free conditions and ample sunshine. the next system trying to get in here by friday.

monitor and bring you up-to-date. the seven-day forecast is featuring temperatures on the warm side. we don't see a lot of dips. and very nice. we keep the sun, the rain chances nonexistent at zero, and the morning hours looking very nice. kind of cool. mid-50s at that time. let's talk about snap the sun. this is from kevin. kevin, a plus material, my friend. i love this shot. #snapthesunand we'll feature you and your photography here on "good day orlando." this kid is looking good. nice shot, mom and dad. >> kristin: yellow is his color. he is looking so cute. taking you out to the 408.

and thanks to ran earlier crash that's just been cleared. ly send it back to john and amy. >> john: 7:49 here on "good day orlando." how about this? >> amy: a florida teacher and principal duct taped to the wall. >> john: how the stunt raised thousands of dollars. as we go to break, the magic last last night. they were off to a great start but couldn't homed on to the lead. the mavericks win. and the magic return tonight to

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>> amy: welcome back to "good day orlando." lots of cloud cover over the area. jayme said that that's the rule for the day for temperatures will be nice. >> amy: a consumer alert. aldi grocery stores now accepting credit cards. they used to only accept cash and debit carded. the shoppers shouldn't see any impact on the store. >> john: not often you get a chance to duct tape a teacher and a principal to the wall. >> make sure you have permission first. at gainesville high school. the whole thing happened at the school dance last friday. the students duct taped a principal and teacher to the wall. we especially like the mustache and the goatee. that's a nice touch. all the money went to the children ace miracle network and they raised a lot. >> this is a very positive thing. the students have decided to get so involved in helping others in the community, particularly sick

>> amy: when all is said and done, the students brought in more than $16,000. they beat out the goal of $15,000. good for them. some people were saying|rhx is this really a good idea in we have done stories of how it can be dangerous, and kids have gotten hurt. but they said that they did things safely and everything was supervised. kids don't try this at home. >> john: and they raised a lot of money. technology making life easier around the house.

greatest >> john: 8 o'clock on your wednesday morning, "good day orlando," i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. so happy you are with us today. here's the stories we're working on right now.

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accu-weather forecast update,king good, downtown not bad and the numbers now, slowly aligning with more of this kind of blend of some mid-upper 60s and good morning to you, by the way, you can see now at gainesville and owe kel, we are mild -- ocala, we are mild and continues down the florida turnpike and far south florida and like magic, temperatures quickly become 70s down that way and we are starting to warm things up, 24 hour temperature trend, comparison at this time, just yesterday and everything tied the -- trace it out to the southerly air flow in advance to have cold front approaching and warming winds, really made a difference in the overall temperatures. it will keep us warm again, despite this mess behind me, all the cloud cover. a little bit of a hole developing around the florida big bend and will move through a blend of sun and clouds and quite a bit of cloud cover streaming in high overhead and sprinkles may pop off because of that and the chances low, 10, 20% at best and 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 we're looking good and peeling