>> john: 9 o'clock, "good day orlando," i'm john brown, i'm amy kaufeldt, glad you are with us, a look at what you can expect in our 9 o'clock hour today. >> we'll start winning a lot, so get used to it. >> now the campaign moves forward, to the motor city and beyond! >> amy: donald trump and hillary clinton on the path to the nomination now, will marco rubio's single victory be enough last night? we'll talk about that. with one of our political analysts this morning. >> john: plus, break your cell phone addiction. we have simple steps you need to know if you are on the phone too much. >> amy: oh, boy, i have that issue and, switch up your decor with greenery. we have an interior designer here to show you low maintenance options for those of you whose green thumbs maybe aren't so green! it can make a big difference in your house as long as you remember this water them, david, right? >> plastic all the way. a story of love and revenge. here at the orlando shakespeare theater.

on the 9 o'clock hour of... >> "good day orlando"! [cheers] >> amy: yea! >> john: so many great shows coming to town, concerts and productions and a lot here. >> amy: all the new broadway shows just announced. >> john: that, too. >> amy: what is your take on the weather. >> jayme: here's the deal, guys, visible satellite, you can only use the product when the sun is up. so, it illuminates the cloud tops an bases and, what we are finding now is, considerable amount of cloud cover, chunky now, north central florida and jacksonville and coastal carolinas, cold front moving through now and if you look, the clouds moving from southwest to northeast and starting to pepper in a bunch of holes in the veil of clouds and we'll call it partly cloudy, ramping into the midday timeframe for you and looking for only a few pockets of very, very light sprinkles like the annoying stuff under your windshield wipers.

the fronts coming through, don't take out the chance of rain, not looking for downpours but sprinkles and cloud base lowers as the front begins to move through. now close to 70. making a move, and bushnell 70 and sumpter county, and looks like tomorrow, full sunshine, close to it. prevailing and another span of clouds friday, another front, back behind that, a delightful weekend. looking good, another weekend in pair rice, talk more in full weather in 10 minutes. see then, guys. >> john: developing this morning an 8-year-old boy is in the hospital after falling into a canal walking home from school. >> amy: a sad story. it happened yesterday afternoon at the intersection of pembroke drive and forest city road done the street from his school. he attends riverside elementary and that is where fox 35's jackie orozco is joining us live this morning with an update. good morning, jackie. >> reporter: good morning, guys. yeah, the little boy is in critical condition at the hospital, and i have talked toy a bunch of parent and they send

and, also, this morning, crisis counselors are here to help the students. >> i was told the little boy was in the water and my son was the only one that knew how to swim and he jumped in and helped him. >> britney brown said her son was at the right place at the right time. >> took off his shoes and jumped in and save him. >> this morning, the 8-year-old riverside elementary student is in critical condition at the hospital after nearly drowning. sheriffs deputies say he was with a group of kids in an area they weren't supposed to be in as they walked home yesterday afternoon. >> the county canal fenced off and over the canal, is a large pipe, that is about 20 feet long and that is for county workers. >> reporter: deputies say somehow the 8-year-old was on the pipe and fell ten feet into the water. >> other children ran to get help and the if i were responded immediately. and, with the -- whisked the child away to florida south hospital where he's in very critical condition. >> reporter: this orange county

chrysler counselors at -- crisis counselors today. >> they don't think of it like we do. it is scary -- >> reporter: good thing they have crisis counselors. >> both my kids go there and so i'm glad they do. >> reporter: the district will keep the counselors here as long as they are needed. jackie orozco, fox 35 news. >> john: breaking news from overnight the results of super tuesday are all in. the votes counted, really a couple of hours ago. >> amy: i've got you. brian is crunching the numbers -- >> something in the building gets me every time. >> driving in 3:45 and called alaska. live on the radio. and it was not a clean sweep for donald trump or hillary clinton. they emerged as the dominant front-runners in their parties. the g.o.p. side, 7 states went for trump, a closures look. ted cruz performed better than expected. won not only texas and oklahoma but took alaska as well. and marco rubio, much of the night he was getting ripped by the other candidates for not

it was minnesota up north which puts him on the board. >> donald, i believers not the right nominee for the party. i think if he's the nominee, we lose, we lose to hillary clinton and is a disasterous and we lose the senate and the supreme court for a generation and the only way i believe to stop donald trump is for the republican party to cull together. >> we have the rally to stop donald trump, a world class con artist and a guy who wouldn't even criticize the ku klux klan from being our nominee. because of the tremendous damage to the conservative movement and the republican party. >> does cruz winning help trump? neither are getting out and many feel it has to happen. hillary clinton swept the south and took 7 states an bernie sanders won four including his home state of vermont but bernie sanders is not done yet, he says. >> wall street may be against us, and the super pacs may be against us.

win? because our message is resonating and the people, where we stand together, will be victorious. [cheers] >> ryan: he draws a crowd and a closer look at the delegate numbers needed as well. the republicans, the number is 1237 and donald trump read leading with 285 and ted cruz 160 and marco rubio and john kasich and ben carson, adding all four together trail donald trump in that race. a look at the other side, the democratics, 23-83, winning the nomination and has a thousand delegates, and bernie sanders with 371. and the race, and bernie sanders points out there are 35 states left and big focus on florida in two weeks where trump and clinton both have double-digit leads an donald trump will be here for a rally at ucf on saturday. john? >> john: political analyst and radio show host carl jackson joins us to talk more about the race. appreciate you being here. long night last night. quite the night. cruz says trump can't beat

that actually says trump loses to both, bernie sanders and hillary clinton. . but marco rubio and ted cruz both beat her and republicans will be in a difficult position, verier very soon? >> let's put it this way, john, if marco rubio, not trump, does not decide -- cruz doesn't get out of the race, it is trump's nomination to win. now as much as the media is -- marco rubio has the media at his back, beck and call. they want marco rubio, marco rubio is not going to win, he will not win florida. he locked for a delegate race, horribly. it will nop happen. >> john: interesting conversation, and who overperformed and underperformed, marco rubio underperformed and ted cruz overperformed and time and time again the establishment money is not going to go to him. if marco rubio is out where does the money go? the old republican guard will not stand down. >> here's what they'll do. they'll go ahead and go for trump.

either cruz or trump, the options, as much as they want it to be marco rubio and they'll go ahead and swallow their pride and go with trump. if they don't go with cruz. it is really that simple at this >> john: let's talk about some of the democrats here. and, one of the big issues here is, bernie sanders says he's not done but the math shows he's pretty much done, why is he still in the race. >> he wants more power and a little more popularity. once he returns to the senate. that's the only place bernie sanders is going, it is over for him. >> why is he staying in? i don't get -- >> he wants the party to go left. he wants the party to go further left and wants to be the power broker that says i'm the guy that took the democrat party to the -- further left, the socialist movement and wants that status, he wants the power. he wants some say in where the democrat party goes and that is why he's in the race. >> what a night last night. how can people follow you.

facebook, twitter. >> john: talk to you soon. 9:09. keep it here with fox 35 for complete coverage of election 2016. remember get those instant updates on the go by downloading the fox 35 news app. amy? >> amy: all right, thanks, all new, orange county deputy recovers after a rollover crash overnight, investigators say it happened just before 11:00. on west kelly park road in apopka. the deputies's cruiser is flipped over and, the deputy is expected to be okay. no word on other injuries, troopers are still investigating. john? >> john: a man from volusia county who is accused of shooting his son is expected to make a first appearance in court today. 58-year-old gary edmondson shot his son, 34-year-old gary edmondson, jr. yesterday. the son is in critical condition and it happened at their home on holly boulevard near deland. the son tells police he and his father were fighting about his mother. detectives say his dad admitted to the shooing, after the two chest.bumped.

for spacex, scrubbing another lunch of the rocket. and, the launch was cancelled and space x hopes for better luck on friday. no word on what time the launch is expected to be. now, astronaut scott kelly is back on earth for the first time in nearly a year and tufrpd down last night after a -- touched down after a long journey from the iss with youred schlt schlt nternational space station. he and a russian cosmonaut circled the earth nearly 500 times and kelly spoke about this moment the capsule was opened. >> cold air was amazing. fresh air -- you know, the air -- i don't mean to say it's not fresh on the space station but it is -- there is nothing like, you know, new cold air coming into the capsule, and... >> john: nasa is now comparing kelly and the twin brother for the twin study to see how they measure up after a year in space, he'll get a there row exam because researchers say

bones may become more brittle and eyesight may have changed and have to test them and see how they are different. still to come, break your cell phone addiction in four easy steps. >> amy: we'll show you how coming up and david martin? >> reporter: i want you to think for a second. if you will, what is this relationship you have with your father? i don't think it is exactly like the one that prospero has with his daughter, miranda, here. on the stage, orlando shakespeare theater. in the tempest. the tempest. shakespeare's last play. often considered to be his best. they are performing it live for you, through march 27th. i highly recommend you get the tickets.

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attached to your cell phone, you may be addicted. >> amy: you might. there are some things you can do to break the habit. we need a little help in this area. crystal young explains. >> reporter: if it seems like the entire world is on their cell phones, you are probably not imagining things. >> i'm adickeded to my cell phone. >> i can't leave without it. if i do i have a panic attack. >> reporter: school, dinner, even the movies, people can't put them down. let's face it. cell phones do a lot. you can google just about anything, take photos, tweets, check your e-mail and catch up on the latest news. if you are feeling too attached, you may be addicted. psychologists call the problem a process addict. and while being addicted to your phone seems funny, the doctor treats people with cell phone addiction all the time. and it is no laughing matter. >> we're in a state of angst if we forget our cell phone, so i

as a people, we have become addicted. >> reporter: how do you know if you are really addicted? surprisingly, the clues are pretty easy to spot. >> you are isolating or spending more and more time on your cell phone and less time with people. . >> reporter: in order to change your behavior, you have to admit you have a problem. >> people on their phones, way too much, it does bug me. >> reporter: if you are going away on vacation and thought you left your cell phone home and getting it meant missing your flight. would you continue on and let the cell phone go or go back and get night honest answer, it depends where i'm going, if it was a vacation, something i really wanted to do, i would probably leave it but if it was a business trip or something, that cap affect the business trip i'll go back for it. >> i'm very addicted. i need it everywhere. >> really? why? >> my life is on this phone, my mom, my friend, it is like everything! >> reporter: the digital diet

help you break up with your cell. one, rethink how technology overwhelmed your mental, physical and emotional health. step 2, reboot. simply step away from your device. step 3, reconnect. focus on restoring the relationships that were harmed by your addiction and, step 4, revitalize. learn how to live with technology the healthy way an optimize your time spent on your cell. if you don't feel luke you need professional help yet but a four step process seems a little too couple ber som, the doctor says one of the things to do is set boundaries, put your cell phone down after 9:00 p.m. and tell yourself i will not touch it. don't google anything, don't check to see how many people liked your photo on instagram. back away, the best way to make sure that you own your cell phone and it doesn't own you! crystal young, fox 5 news. >> john: could you do it? >> amy: it is hard!

i really am. jayme? >> jayme: what can i say? are we addicted. >> amy: the problem is with our line of work, it is more so. you know? >> john: not true. i start putting it away. in the afternoon. >> jayme: good for you, john, keeps you sane. a lot of cloud cover and holes developing, a blend of sun and clouds now, and now looks like a decent day, i like to see more sunshine, and maybe you like the clouds, i don't know but a few sprinkles could be tied into the deeper cloud cover, denser clouds, moving off the gulf and one thing that remains constant and consistent, we're going back to the 80s for high, and we have set the stage, ramping things up, solid through the 60s, if not 70 on the mark, tonight that's front comes through we lose the clouds and cool things down, low and mid 50s the overnight and first thing

and mostly sunny and the wind will switch to the north-northeast in quick fashion and we'll moderate things again. and reload the atmosphere, a procession of fronts will not quit and we see some ramifications of the forecast. with the series of these things moving on shore, out of the pacific. the west coast of the u.s. and a big daddy spreading the wealth across the inner mountain west with heavy snows across the sierras and a lot of rainfall across northern california. by the time these things get here, for example, friday, one of the systems will peel through and may bring us light shower chances, i'm not seeing enough proof now to add it to the forecast, we'll leave it dry for now, part of the 7 day showing us good looking weekend weather because once the system gets through, we scour out the clouds and bring back sunshine and dry things up, why or forecast looks like this. perfect saturday and sunday. talk more about that coming up at 9:30. guys. >> thank you, sir, 9:20 on "good

and love hits the stage in orlando. >> oh, yes, shakespeare love. david martin is joining us, live at orlando shakes this morning to tell us about the show, hi, david! >> reporter: hello, john and amy. i gave you a piece of trivia in the 8 o'clock hour, how many shakespeare plays are there total? how many did he write? 36. in case you weren't listening and this would be number 36. it is called the tempest. drama, fireworks, love and revenge. classic shakespeare and i highly

down and check them >> welcome back, to "good day orlando." got breaking news on the roads right now, we're looking at i-4, deland, this is eastbound, if you are heading towards the ocean, right now, multiple vehicle crash. backups for several miles, on i-4 in the deland area. heading out to volusia county, it could be a long drive for a while here, a few cars are getting through. it was shut down completely a bit ago and we'll keep you up to speed as best we canful a tale of forbidden love is coming to life on stage in orlando. >> amy: who better to witness it is than our own david martin, joining us live from the shakes theater this morning in orlando. >> good morning again, a classy week on good day. let's get to it. the tempest. >> tale of revenge and

scaring the bad guys with the giant bird coming on stand. >> reporter: the tempest was his last play and often considered -- >> often considered by many people his best work. >> why is that? the poetry is beautiful and also, it is not just a story of revenge, it is ultimately a story of love and forgiveness, and, one of the things he highlighted at the end of his career, mercy is better than revenge. >> in the audience and you don't understand all of the language, can you get it with context? >> absolutely. i mean, it is the same thing, at a football game, how many people know every, single rule for every penalty? you turn to somebody and go, what does it mean? the same thing with shakespeare. >> it is two-and-a-half hour and, in it the story of tempest is about the father, prospero. >> he is bane ishd to a desert

15 years and the guys, suddenly who banished him shipwreck there and he has a chance for revenge but because he loves his daughter, she falls in love with one of the men the island, he decides to forgive them instead. >> reporter: a hundred years ago it was written but the story is the same. >> everything is an eye for an eye, everyone ends up blind, we have to learn about forgiveness and mercy. it works out better in the long run than revenge. >> takes it range from $10 to $45, very affordable and every seat is excellent. >> really great. >> it is intimate and wonderful, a place to see theater an shakespeare. you are not in a giant thousand seat house, but 300 seats and you're close to the action, no matter what. >> reporter: orlando shakes.org, as prospero delivers his

thank you. >> thank you. >> i liked his analogy, you know? you don't understand everything about the football game and just work with i.t. >> yes. it is inspirational and educational for you. >> still to come, medical breakthrough could help people struggling with the most common type of heart failure you, a doctor will explain more on ground breaking research, coming up. chick-fil-a trying to get you to focus on the family, we'll have

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>> you're watching "good day orlando" on fox 35. >> 9:30, welcome back. i'm john brown. >> i'm anymore a.m., glad you are with us on this wednesday morning. a busy wednesday, we have a lot to tell you bob, we start with the story out of sanford, police say a child has died after being shot, officials say the child stumbled into a hospital overnight, seeking help, the

highlawn avenue off of georgia avenue. this is video from the scene, the victim died at central florida regional hospital in sanford, and police tell us they have made an arrest. but no other details have been released including the age of the child. >> john: hopping now, traffic is bummed on i-4 in deland. following a multi-car crash. it is happening in the eastbound lanes, near state road 44. again we're told traffic is backed up for miles and you can see it there. already a mess in that part of the highway and now it is sitting still. again avoid that area, talking eastbound heading towards the beach on i-4 at highway 44. >> orange county, a boy is in critical condition after he fell into this canal, it happened yesterday after school about 3:30 in the afternoon. near riverside elementary school. rescuers say the child was with some other boys, they were in a fenced-off area and not supposed to be there. today riverside elementary does have a counselor on hand to help some of the students deal with what is happening.

man who was shot and killed by his own mother is speaking out. >> john: ryan has more. >> ryan: imagine charles howard across the country when he got the phone call, you can imagine he's heartbroken and wishes he could have done more to have saved his son, 29-year-old blake howard was shot to debt while he was in the shower, of his altamonte springs home last week. the man's father, charles howard arrived in orlando, for his son's funeral. he says he and blake's mother, virginia ortega had been divorced years and says she was always attached to her son and even taking him to the dominican republic when he was a baby without the father's permission. howard says that he would also listen on the other line combhep he stalked with his son and the father saying he'll miss hearing his son's voice. >> we spoke every sunday. you know, i called him or he called me and he was excited about things and like politics and, the school thing was

like his job. >> if you have something you love, do the best you can with it. while you can. >> ryan: according to the police report, virginia ortega was depressed and didn't want to leave her son behind in an ugly world. he was shot five times and she's held on no bond with charges of premeditated murder. back to you. >> leaders at ucf will present their plans for the downtown campus, to the state board of governors today. an -- if approved the campus is set to open the fall of 2018. the news comes as donations pour in. yesterday, the university accept it a $3 million pledge from dr. philips charities. and the community has donated $16 million right now to ucf, ucf will kick in another $20 million and the university will try to get another 20 million from the state. >> amy: time for your morning business headlines and for that

the lovely lauren simonetti is happy wednesday! >> happy wednesday! amy, ast the best day of the year for the nasdaq, what happens the day after? we have a small sell off. the dow down 40 points and nasdaq slightly lower and, it isn't major but can't rally big two days in a row. a report on private sector job creation, pretty good, big government jobs report on friday. >> amy: can't wait and i love this one because we just had a story, 10 minutes ago, about cell phone addiction and we can't put our phones down and can't help our cell phone addiction and chick-fil-a realizes we all have a problem. >> it started with a chick-fil-a owner in georgia and created the cell phone coop, a box and turn off your phone and put it into the box and have your meal and talk to your friends and family around the table. no one looking down at their phones, if you can do that successfully, they give you a

>> amy: a great idea! >> it will be a challenge for a lot of people. >> amy: thankfully it is fast-food. the meal only takes 20 minutes. i couldn't do it in a fancy-schmancy restaurant. and i love -- actually posted on my facebook page yesterday. forbes list of billionaires. i'm fascinated by the number of people. we think, we know who all the rich people are and a lot of people on the list people probably aren't familiar with. >> one of those names is the guy number 2 on the list, $67 billion, amancio ortega, the founder of zahra, the clothing label. i mean, zahra is everywhere, particularly in europe. i was a little surprised. he came up a lot on the list, and number one bill gates and number 3, warren buffett but in all, there are 1810 billionaires

it is $6.5 trillion. $6.5 trillion, and it is down from the year before. >> amy: i would be happy if somebody cut me a check for ten grand. i'm not asking for much. >> i'll take one grand. >> amy: i'll be happy with $5. >> john: a chick-fil-a sandwich! >> amy: all john wants. >> i'll take the free items -- ice cream sundae. >> amy: we're not picky! >> have a great day. >> amy: we came down from my ten grand down to a sundae. >> john: free sundae. >> amy: you can catch her on the fox business network, we love her. give her love at 5:00 a.m go to fox business.com/channel finder. jayme king we love you, too. >> jayme: sweet of you, the clouds, loving this, a sunshine lover like myself, we had our moments of the sun getting covered up but you can see now developing pockets of holes

back across the eastern gulf, frankly all that is moving our way. how the day will pan out, one of these days with clouds and sprinkles chances and lower cloud bases and looking at the satellite and modeling and data coming into the weather center right now, it has been suggesting perhaps we peel back the sprinkle chance and when you have a front moving through you never want to take the chance out entirely and watch it and i think heading out and about you will be fine, a warm morning temperatures on the way up and by 2:00, looking for temperatures during that time. somewhere in the lower 80s, a toasty day, beaches more of the same, by tomorrow, full sunshine and front arriving friday and sets the stage for a beautiful weather weekend, we'll talk about that in your full forecast straight ahead in 10 minutes, over to you now. >> a medical breakthrough could help people with the most common type of heart failure.

institute shows cardiac stem cells could be ineffective treatment for hypertension and heart failure. the research was done on rats and those infused with the stem celled that hair heart pumping functions returned to normal. okay, what does it mean? joining us to break out down is surgeon dr. james rosser. bottom line, we read through this intro. what does it mean? >> it could have meant my mother would have been here with us today. she died of heart failure. she was actually a victim of this, and what it means is that we may have a -- finally an opportunity to actually impact the problem where it is. and that is the heart. we right now indirectly treat the heart failure by getting rid of fluid and medicines to strengthen the heart and boy, if we could get something that could regenerate the original strength of the heart it would be great. >> why do the stem cells work well with hypertension and heart disease? what is this connection.

the first human study and infused the cardiac stem cells to regenerate muscle in the heart that had undergone a heart attack and there for it regenerates the sales of the heart and revitalizes the heart, and really is a modern day miracle. >> okay, stoem cells may be in the future but right now, what is your advice to medium. >> like with my mom the problem was we can got excess fluids off the heart an try and strengthen the heart with medication, and, give oxygen but these are in direct things and are not impacting the fact the heart is failing and the big thing is, the heart fails because, not your top number of your blood pressure being the problem but

and the top number is systolic and, if it is high it can deal with strokes, the bottom number is just as lethal. your heart has to pump against the pressure, guess what happens? you have to build up the muscle and the chamber of the heart is smaller and less blood goes into your body. >> when people hear stem cells, they don't get it. you hear of stem cells for this and muscles like you said. in the future, what do you foresee? it can dramatically improve lives. >> this may be one of the most infamous -- famous break threws in the history of medicine. if we can find a way to grow cells that we can put into the body and actually have these cells regenerate to new, it truly is a fountain of youth and it is personal to me, because,

i want to make sure people understand, the warning signs of heart failure. if you are walking and find out you can't walk as far and huffing and puffing and can't lie down at night, you are coughing and short of breath. all of these are signs, your feet swelling at the end of the day. all of these are signs that maybe, there may be something wrong with your heart and you have to get in there and see your doctor as soon as possible. >> doctor, how can people get in touch with you. >> go to www celebrationsurgeons.com and we are here to help and fighting the war for wellness, along with what we're doing, and you see that most of the things i fight for are personal. we all strive store better health. god bless you, man. >> amy: you want to switch out the inside of your home, plants are a great option and doesn't require a green thumb. how to incorporate low maintenance plants into your

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>> john: 9:44 on "good day orlando." to results of super tuesday dominate the headlines, a former candidate getting a lot of attention, chris christie mocked on social media because of his facial expressions during the donald trump speech. the new jersey governor endorsed him last week and then last night. he stood behind the front-runner during the speech and his face suggested that, you know, i think he wanted to be somewhere else. you can see it trending and some are funny. the eli manning one there. and you can check it out and the hashtag free chris christie. check it out. amy, over to you you, spring is almost here which means you may want to get your green thumb moving again.

up the inside of your home with beautiful green plant and our licensed interior designer is here for low maintenance option. aren't we? it can change the way a room money, right? >> i always ask clients, what are you trying to achieve with the space, a stylish look, a healthy look and, you know, it can help having house plants. >> amy: and we talked about the things we have at home, smell of new furniture and carpet and often it comes with the chemical odor to it. >> there are chemicals attached to a lot of the things we buy and bring into the home. it can't cure allergies, apparently, but we can help breathe easier, by bringing plants in that will provide more oxygen into the space.

us what you brought today. >> i brought easy ones. >> amy: it is a cactus. >> an aloe plant and it requires bright light and water it every two weeks and is great for ailments. sunburn and scratches an scrapes and you can use that, too. >> amy: cut it off and use it. >> and put it in the refrigerator in a plastic bag and you can use it. of course check with your doctor, but you can heal with it, too. and we also have the zanzibar plant. >> amy: this would be good for me. >> with glossy leaves and easy to care for. a low-light plant and really any room in the home and adds a fun factor to it and, the pots. >> amy: beautiful. i love that. >> mainly color schemes. >> amy: and when the plant dies and you have to replace it, just

>> and i don't take the plant out. we have the money tree and put it in our zen area, to bring us money and, then, one of my other favorite plants we have, easy to take care of is the jade plant. >> amy: on this side. >> also called the friendship tree. >> amy: i love the way it feels. >> they are cool to the touch and i love green, the realness of it. and, particularly somebody is having a house warming party. a great plant to bring is a jade plant. it has -- part of the succulent family and is easy to take care of. once a week you water them and they create white buds of flowers and you have some color and red times as well. very, very pretty. >> this is fancy! >> the snake plant, probably the most popular indoor house plant. you can't kill it.

and it regenerates quickly. flip one of those and put it into another pot and within a few months you have another snake plant. and it is also called the mother-in-law plant, because it is super sharp on the end. water that when it is dry. and you don't want to waterly into the middle. do it around the outside. >> amy: i know that trick. and last thing, what is this. >> this is called the philodendren and you see them climbing up the vines and they grow fast, great and there are many varieties, 8 different climbing plants you can put into your home, and outdoors, so, the trellis or something like that. >> reporter: gorgeous. >> bring the pots in and it brings energy and having the

together will help and not only the energy, coming into the space, but the design, and, you create a healthy environment for your family and loved ones. >> amy: and adds a little green. how can our viewers find you. >> on the web, at a corn interiors.com or facebook or twitter. i feel greener now. back to the studio. >> jayme: good morning, good to see you, accu-weather forecast. i want to address the pollen count. about rag weed and a 6, 5:00, tomorrow thursday and 5 friday. and, basically in the median range, suffering from your allergies, i get it! i'm with you! come up and through this and better readings hopefully for saturday and sunday. i know one thing is for sure, the weekend weather will be out of sight! talking about sunshine prevailing, good looking temperatures, overall, a great right now, why the heck not,

good looking weather early this morning and if you have time and means, capitolize on that. we have clouds to contend with at times. next big batch off the gulf of mexico. and really outside of the front. once the front slips down to the south, by mid and late afternoon, from knot to south, we'll begin to inherit more sunshine. a little too late, if you ask me, that will be the case today. a few sprinkles could pop off as well. some of the lower cloud bases may produce that. for maybe ten or 20% of us, that's it. tonight we clear out, a few clouds, pretty much it and trend cooler with 50s moving back into the area. look for 40s for you guys in ocala and marion county and gainsville and alachua counties, low and mid 40s on the night tonight. tracking a few systems, looks like the next one here friday, little ramification to the forecast, again, leaving the sunshine in play and get obviously increase the clouds with the approach of the next system and now, leave the rain chance flat and continues in the

next week, one thing remains constant. we keep semblance of warmth and sunshine, mid-week of next week, may be talking about mid 80s, in the forecast scene and that's your forecast, a couple of weather babes for you, mr. jacob. sassafras, looking good and look at this, amy kaufeldt! whoa! like an ann gedde calendar. put it on the frame, hang it on visit our web site for more www.fox35orlando.com. >> john: still to come, jennifer lopez slamming her ex. ben afleck. >> amy: what she said about his new look.

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>> amy: welcome back to "good day orlando," we want to wish you a big happy birthday, if you are celebrating today on this march 2nd. here's some of the celebrities who are celebrating with you. first, turning 36 today. >> john: chris martin from cold play is 39, happy birthday, if it is your birthday today. let's check out what is hot in hollywood. >> amy: would celebrities getting ready for an epic show

madonna and her ex-husband, guy richie will be appearing in court today. . locked in a bitter custody battle over their 15-year-old son, rocco. madonna posted sentimental photos of her son all over social media. tmz reports madonna is a strict parent but is changing her tune. in an effort to try to win back her son's affection, he has been living with his dad since december. >> jennifer lopez slamming her former fiance, ben afleck because of his new look, recently photographed sporting a giant colorful phoenix which covers most of his back, and in a tv interview she said, quote, it is awful. what are you doing! and also said she thinks his other tattoos have too many colors. the couple dated from 2002 to 2004. >> amy: kind over faep -- funny, and, jamie cornyn is back to his christian gray ways and he was spotted for the first time on

gray suit with matching tie which was his character's staple look and the cast and crew look like they are really to film the anticipated sequel of the film but the fans have to wait, because it doesn't come out until february of next year. what is happening now, it is nice outside. >> jayme: 7-day forecast, behind john looking perfect tow and, every weekend we had, like stellar weather and in between not much and -- >> i'm not complaining about it! >> i'm just saying. >> amy: all right. >> mid-week of next week, is interesting, i think by that time, we may be closing in on the middle 80s. >> amy: wow! already? florida, baby! never know what you will get. >> we're out of time.

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