>> amy: it's wednesday. we're so glad you're here with us on this wednesday morning. i'm amy kaufeldt. >> john: i'm john brown. here's a look at the top stories. >> amy: a man recovering after shots were fired in downtown orlando. we'll have details on what police say started that gunfire.

is doing something very radical. we are telling the american people the truth. >> i want to thank the public. i want to thank the people of michigan. >> john: more big news in the race for the white house. bernie sanders celebrating a big upset and donald trump appears to be unstoppable. details on the big wins and why mu's campaign looks to be in big trouble. >> amy: a local homeowner stopped a suspected burglar in his tracks. how he managed to defend his home from the intruder. it just keeps getting warmer and warmer and warmer. >> john: are a good start. >> i love it. >> jayme: this is your accuweather forecast update. warmer times ahead. we have managed to increase the temperatures each and every morning. a consecutive string of three or four mornings. for the kids at the bus stop,

giving way to p.m. sun and additional warming. low to mid-80s. winds are moving into the deep of the interior. and when that happens, temperatures boost. clouds and a rain chance looming for the weekend. it interacts with the east coast high pressure. we squeeze the local weather atmosphere. we produce gustier south, southeast winds by temperature, we're increasing the temperature load. 828 82 by 8:00 p.m. 72 by 8:00 p.m. and mid-to-upper 80s for high it's. here we go. breezy -- will. and the for weekend of the rain chances come up. we address that coming up in full weather in about 10

>> kristin: good morning. it's 6:02. i have a few crashes to tell you about. the first one on john young parkway. causing a few slow downs at which is wher lakes boulevard at sea world -- whisper lakes. and we have a lane blocked at oren brown road. court. >> john: shots fired and send as man to the hospital. >> amy: the back yard of the restaurant. he was shot in both of his legislation. police have not revealed if they

the man was shot in the legs. >> john: we do not know the extent of injuries for the cyclist or deputy. and they have yet to say what caused the crash. >> amy: are a crash near the obt exit. the driver and passenger inside bailed but were quickly caught. no word on why they were running from deputies. >> john: three minors are due in court. troopers said they were changing a car stolen in orange county down i-4 yesterday. the car expitted i-4 in seminole county, and hit a tree. all minors were arrested. >> john: bernie sanders celebrating a major upset. a wild morning in politics. >> reporter: it was quite a night. donald trump declared a winner in three of the four contests.

>> i just want to take this opportunity to thank the people of michigan, who repudiated the polls that had us down a few days ago, and the pundits that said bernie sanders was not going anywhere. i want to thank the thousands of volunteers we had in the state of michigan. >> reporter: to say he was not projected to win. the polls had him trailing clinton by 20 points. some polls almost by 30 points. meanwhile, the former secretary of state took the deep south state of mississippi with 83% of the vote. mixed messages on the democrat side. g.o.p. race, donald trump wins in michigan, mississippi and hawaii. it appears that trump could be unstoppable. >> i want to thank the public. i want to thank the people of michigan.

it's such a great honor. >> reporter: meanwhile, ted4 cruz4 won in idaho.\7 marco rubio failed to pick up any delegates and was fourth in many races, a distant fourth. it appears that his last stand will be the florida primary. the donald trump has 446. ted cruz 347. marco rubio holds at this 151. john kasich at 54. more than 1200 are needed to win the nomination. hillary clinton continues to have the significant lead over bernie sanders. the winner here needs almost 2400 to clinch the 234078 nation. to clinch the nomination. they'll debate tonight. tomorrow night.

you'll get them tomorrow night. >> john: they're trying to determine how many people were impacted and who they are. jackie orozco has more on the data breach. >> reporter: good morning. this massive data breach went undetected for nearly a year and a half. it wasn't until guests started to notice unauthorized charge when they used their cards a the these hotels, the rosen hotels and resorts. anyone who used their cards here at the rosen center and their other locations since september 2014 could444444444444 risk. they posted a warning after getting reports of that pattern back in february. a cyber security team found that someone installed malware and reached names, and other energy. they are working with the banks of the people that were affected.

eye on statements and report anything suspicious to the bank. and they are looking to send out letters to all those effects. they're constantly working on this. they don't know how many were affected. jackie orozco, fox 35 news. >> amy: a man due in court. accused of breaking into a house. >> john: he picked the wrong house when the homeowner pulled out a gun all hooked up to a dialysis machine. the suspect cut a screen and broke in. that's when the 64-year-old grabbed a gun. >> i let him know. i've got a gun. he took the advice and jumped back over the rail and got out of here.

suspect is 24-year-old jonathon heard and ran away. he was later arrested and faces burglary charges. >> amy: warning parents about a man who tried to lure a young girl into his car. this happened yesterday in davenport. the 1 # 1-year-old girl got off of her bus at the corner of thousand oaks boulevard. a white car pulled up along side her. deputies said the driver told the girl your mom is in the hospital and she sent us to get you. luckily, the girl said that she ran off. 40s to 50-year-old man, salt and pepper hair with goto. tinted windows on the car, and a black back bumper.

polk county sheriff right away. >> amy: joining us from the fox business studios is lauren simonetti. >> reporter: happy wednesday. i have a question for you and john. are you interested at all in watching football live on your phone on facebook or on the computer. >> amy: i don't think so. i guess if you are stuck in a airport. >> john: at a kid's event. >> amy: no. that's terrible. you should be watching the kid's event. >> john: she hit me, lauren. >> reporter: maybe extra footage. a locker room. >> amy: depends on what the boys are wearing in the locker room. >> reporter: and one of facebook is one of several companies, amazon, verizon, bidding on streaming rights for thursday night football from the nfl. facebook wants to compete

and another site, who wants their site to be known as the place to go for video and sports. there's always money in sports and facebook wants to get on top of that one too. it's weird. the bidding has begun. hopefully, we'll have an answer too soon. most people like to watch on the wig screen. not the tiny phone. >> amy: i guess if you are desperate. that's the only way. simonetti. thank you. you can catch lauren each weekday morning on the fox business network. >> john: tensions are high this morning in the orange county school district. >> amy: some of the board members there have been raising their voices. >> i have never played the race card on you, but you played it on me. >> amy: we're going to have details on what has some in the school district so fired up and how they made their voices heard

it's 6:11. >> jayme: bus stop forecast behind me. 60s out the door. we're warmer for the overnights and the mornings and day time with sunshine on top. your forecast for the covering is caring

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sneet >> amy: wack back to -- welcome back to "good day orlando." sir george martin has died at the age of 90. you might remember him as the legendary music producer who helped to make the beatles into the world's biggest band. offer referred to as the if i have the beatle. just about a half hour ago paul mccartney tweeted out a photo. with the caption, the world has lost a truly great man. >> john: tensions running high at the schooled board meeting. >> reporter: it was very intense. good morning. this all started with a debate over a new program that lets the public make comments during meetings. the argument got really nasty really fast. >> i have never played the race card on you, but you played it on me.

i have never played it on you, because if you did, i would let you know. >> reporter: that started between board members. gordon is not a fan of the public comment program giving people 5 minutes to talk to the board about whatever they want to even if not on the agenda. she thinks that it'll make the board meetings runway too late in the night. but he stands by the process >> i will fight you tooth and nail if you want to end the public comment period. all the outrage, the disrespect card, and all the other cards you played in the past is not going to get me to not comment in the meeting. >> i am trying to let you know there was a broken process here. >> reporter: it got kind of ugly. it was the only -- only the third time since they had public comments. >> amy: a partial solar eclipse.

the moon covering 90% of the sun. the partial eclipse was visible to millions in australia. the next one will be in august of next year and visible in the united states. so pretty. >> jayme: any time we can play the music sound garden. and that magic mark of 70 in the melbourne area. kids at the bus stop. and giving way to ample warmth. a distinct blend and mix of sun and clouds for much of the day today. across the entire state, everyone from the lower keys across to the eastern side of the state to the pensacola area. seeing this prolonged, maintained, sustained, easterly

big high pressure on top. the wind is penetrated into the interior of north central and east central florida. a district response and result this morning with mild to warmish type temperatures on top because of the increase in wind speed and overall air flow across the state. a lot going on. lower pressure here. and higher pressure over here. as the low over texas begins to move, compete essentially with the high, we strengthen up the tightening of the pressure gradient. relatively light winds trending breezier and down right windy because of the influence of the two systems coming together. scattered clouds, breezy, warm temperatures. we feel confident that they'll reach highs of low to mid-80s for highs. if you are thinking of beaching it, outside of a tremendous rip current threat through the

we have east northeast touch of groundswell. it's rideable but texturured with wind up to 15 knots at the beach front. high tide 8:47. low tied 2:58. as we take a look, you can see quite a bit of weather, wicked weather from dallas and austin to houston and beaumont, over texas. the system gradually shifts our way by the weekend. the big uptick in rain chances coming in as we get to your saturday and maybe on sunday. we could see showers and storms. the band moves to the east. we may see a rise in rain

but not today. 80s, and solid mixed skies. and apopka, goldenrod, christmas, all of orange county, no issues. and brevard county, the beaches of, and the i-95 core core, rockledge, 83. and palm bay, we call it around 80 even. from gainesville to location okeechobee, to the south, we're looking pretty toasty. tonight, near 70 at melbourne. 62 at clermont. the next seven days, a spike in temperatures tomorrow, and then up goes the rain chance. here's live drive traffic with kristin. >> kristin: sky fox is flying over a crash in kissimmee south

you are looking at the crash on poinciana and oren brown road. i'm told we have a lane blocked at oren brown road.` it's` causing a back up and slow down there, so keep that in mind in kissimmee. and at i-4 at debary. before exit 108. i-4 eastbound. and taking you down here, the crash at john young parkway has been cleared, and back to the poinciana boulevard crash, we have the lane blocked at oren brown road. we have8 h our pump patrol. remember you can always find gas saving tips on our website at fox35orlando.com. john and amy, good morning. >> john: good morning. >> amy: it's all good. >> john: new parking spots coming up.

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the city beautiful. >> john: private space travel company blue origin is expected to take its first humans on suborbital rides next year. they won't be paying customers. by receiving interests thousands of fans, and blue origins plans to build rockets and engines here on the space coast. >> amy: >> john: new sparking spaces popping up. >> amy: the spaces are reserved for veterans and first responders. the city of cocoa is the first to establish the reserved spots. three spaces outside of city hall. the signs went up a few months ago. and they have plans to add two more at a44444444444 busy municipal lot. and sheriff ivy decided to honor

>> we love our vet rapps and safety officers and wanted to recognize them. >> in all he is reserving 15 spots but is hoping to reserve more. >> john: a powerful tool to fight cancer. >> amy: they revealed the center for proton therapy. using proton beams to shrink tumors in adults and children. that treatment is considered effective. it can reach tumors near vital organs. it's set to open next month. >> john: several different winners in the race for the white house. >> amy: the front runners are continuing to pull away. the fall out from what was a very busy night on the campaign trail. another live view.

wake up on this wedne if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all

>> john: it's 6:30 here on good day. i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. we're so glad you're with us

if i get to go against hillary, polls are showing i beat her. some of the polls have me beating her very easily. >> amy: g.o.p. leader donald states. >> john: caught on camera. the video that officers hope lead to two men who robbed a store on i-drive. >> plus this. >> amy: a dramatic rescue playing out. watch as the officer saved a child from the burner car. that's scary. it looks like a nice start to the day. >> jayme: all right. another day of clouds moving in and out. good morning. jayme king with you here. it's 6:30. temperatures aligning on to the warmer side, certainly in contrast to where we have been in the last consecutive mornings. a good solid low to mid-60s

as we take a look, we see what's going on with the clouds in place, and the rain chances firing up to the west. eventually, the system is knocking on the door by the weekend. clouds trickle in by saturday. and a rain chance that we have not seen. 40 to 50% of us seeing showers. and until then, scattered clouds, breezy, warm temps. and the next seven delightfully warm, if you like it that way. toasty temps in place. mid-to-upper 80s tomorrow. breezy to locally windy weather. the breeze goes down for the weekend and the chance of rain goes up. we'll break it down for you in about 11 more minutes. >> kristin: on poinciana and oren brown road, there's a few delays. emergency crews are out there trying to get this wrapped up.

have a crash causing a few slowdowns the august lane and florida mall avenue. taking you to i-4 in debary. we have a crash in the eastbound lane before exit 108. right now it is not looking like its causing any delays. >> amy: you decide 2016. donald trump and bernie sanders winning in michigan, their party's biggest prizes. >> john: but hillary clinton still has a big lead in the delegate counter. we have more. >> reporter: if there was any question of lot of momentum on the part of donald trump he erased it last night. he had a strong message saying jump on board or get out of the way. >> the trump train rolls on with near double digit wins in michigan, mississippi, and hawaii. looking more and more like the

for the party to come together. >> believe it or noting, i am a unifier. look at the things i have built around the world. i am a unifier. and i even started to get along with you, right? >> reporter: texas senator ted cruz was the big winner in idaho. saying it's a two man race and that john kasich and marco rubio should drop out. >> the only two candidates that have a plausible path is donald trump and me. >> reporter: bernie sanders narrowly winning the michigan` primary after trailing. polls. setting sights on florida. >> let's show the world that democrats is alive and well with a huge voter turnout. >> reporter: in mississippi,

carried clinton to an easy victory over sanders as she tries to pivot past the primaries and on to the general election. >> every time you think it can't get any uglier, they find a way. as the rhetoric keeps sinking lower, the stakes in this election keep rising higher. >> reporter: on the republican side, both marco rubio and john kasich are essentially betting their entire campaigns on winning primaries in their home states next week in florida and ohio. it'll determine the future of the republican primary. >> john: this morning marion county investigators are looking for answers after finding human remains in two locations just miles apart. >> amy: that tops the morning rush. one in the ocala national forest and the other at hickory track drive.

thursday. they found the body in a grave along forest 50. and a hunter found a skulker bone, and clothing in the cross greenway in ocala. they are working to identify the remains. >> john: eight people are facing charges after a drug bust. operation crackdown. they busted five homes. most close to mount dora middle orsh. they found marijuana, prescription pills and multiple guns, including one stolen out of orlando. >> amy: two men on the run after robbing a sunglass hut. this is video that was released. sunday night two of these guys walked in. one grabbed glasses off a shelf and started to put them in a bag. the other said he had money and demanded money from -- said he

from the register. >> amy: ryan has your morning sports report. >> reporter: we start with the magic. in la to play kobe and the lakers. kobe was out with a injury. and nick veuk vish was out. and the lakers win 107-98 despite victor ole deepos' 26. the playoff hopes are fading fast. kaka will miss friday's home match against the chicago fire. he missed the opening against salt lake as well. he is dealing with a thigh train. maria sharapova admitted to

she took the drug as prescribed by a doctor. and the banned list changed as of january 1. and the man magic would need to go 15-5. >> john: they're losing to bad teams though. if they were beating the warrior, you would think there's a chance. >> reporter: that's a good point. >> amy: it's tough. >> john: new this morning, a car catches on fire in california. >> amy: a patrol officer is there to help. pretty amazing heroics. we'll have more of this story when we come back. here's a live view looking downtown.

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>> john: 6:40 here on "good day orlando." taking a live look down at the i-drive area. there's a story out yesterday in the "orlando sentinel." gallup ranked orlando no. one for job creation. it shows, right. we see all of the deevment taking place. it's a good time to be in central florida. not counting the weather. >> amy: a car fire in california. >> john: a highway patrol

two kids out of the pack seat. it's amazing video. >> come here. >> wow. >> amy: my gosh. >> john: the officer was driving behind the car and saw flames and smoke coming from it. they pulled over. the officer helped the kids get out. and the shocked woman in the front passenger seat, he urged to get out. everybody is okay. it's a good thing he was there to do what he did. >> the danger, you don't know when the car will blow any time. >> good for him. >> hiring growth across the nation. >> orlando comes in a the top of the list. >> they asked if their jobs were expanding. the gallup daily poll, 2015 orlando had the highest job growth of all. a huge surge in hospitality and

salt lake city, austin, and san francisco were the other top cities. >> john: two new seasonal routes and two trips. wichita, kansas, el paso, and evansville, indiana. wichita and el paso flights start in late may. >> amy: learn how a new law keeps crooks from your credit card information. >> amy: wrestle mania is coming to orlando. but there may be something more

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a consumer alert. state lawmakers want to keep your financial information safe when you fill up. they passed a bill that would make gas stations install security devices on the pump. it is meant to keep crooks from installing skimmers. >> john: the only time that wrestle mania has come to the area twice. john sena said that it's an

>> somehow, some way, 31 plus to almost 32 years wrestle mania outdoes itself. it'll be bigger and it'll be better. >> john: expect wrestle mania to sell out, and bring $100 million to central florida. ticket information is not out quite yet. that comes later this summer. and many wrestling sites said that the nba restaurant and the city walk will become a w wfn e hall of fame. they hope to open in march 2017 right before wrestle mania. jayme, i will have to get tickets to that. i have a young daughter who loves wrestling. >> jayme: and john cena. yes, john. my public service announcement of the morning. i want to reiterate that we're springing ahead. sunday morning, 2:00 a.m. day light savings returns.

the sun more intense. and it'll help to warm things up especially towards 2 or 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. you will notice the solid to mid-80s phasing in for the day time highs. we have 60s, and close on the cusp of 70 now. in melbourne we have warmed things up compared to 24 hoursing a. these are the amount of degrees compared to this time yesterday. big warmer in ocala. 14 degrees warmer. what's happened over night is the east southeast air flow moving west of i-95. that's a warmer wind off the atlantic and spreading across the landscape. warm, breezy weather. we'll have moments of clouds wrapping around the southern under belly of high pressure. very evident this morning. we'll have clouds and then we won't. scattered clouds. breezy.

to about 80 by 2:00. some of them give or take a degree in either direction. this is our cam on top of the hyatt region regency. it's one of those mornings where we are enduring mild temperatures overall. 64 degrees at the cam site. low pressure here. and high pressure here. a distinct difference betweens the two. we start to squeeze the atmosphere. literally up the gut of the state, out of the south, southeast, and we infuse the local weather environment with more warmth and moisture. in turn, as this moves to the eastern gulf by late friday, saturday, into sunday, we raise the rain stakes to probably around 40 to 50% by sunday afternoon. again, the course of the next three days, today included into

of rain. zero, nada, zip. just not seeing it. high pressure in firm control. as we ramp into thursday, we stop about higher showing you the low. the cold front drapes out. it won't have much cool air. but there will be a rain chance for the weekend. we'll maintain highs in the 80s. more conducive environment to pop up isolated storms and maybe strong winds and lightning associated with that by sunday afternoon. we're in the 80s in pretty much all location. a couple of beach spots in the upper 70s. 60s pretty much tonight. our seven-day forecast, breezy to windy tomorrow. 86 86 temperatures.

by sunday afternoon. >> kristin: i have something going on right now, the i-4 westbound lane. you can see two cars in the middle of that westbound lane. this is i-4 at 436. of course, we're going to keep an eye on this. it's not causing maimg delays right now. taking you back out to kissimmee. poinciana and oren brown road. a crash has just been cleared. there's a little bit of a delay at poinciana. and in debary, we have a reports of a crash here before exit 108. right now it's not causing any delays. >> john: online trending headlines. >> reporter: good morning. your first headline comes from the national post. it reads alberta toddler died from meningitis because he was taking to a natural path need of a doctor.

charges for not taking theired toddler to the proper care he needed. the parents tried to cure him with natural recommendnies. main maple water, and extracts. the 19 month old died just five days later from viral meningitis. the couple pled not guilty at yesterday's trial. and taxpayers to shell out $50 million for marines to evacuate 1200 mojave tortoises. they are trying to expand their training grounds in the mojave desert. there's one little problem. there it is. about 1200 tortoises are living in the area. the marines have to clear the area out. it's going to cost $50 million in taxpayer money. animal activists are against the move saying it could stress out

the tortoises are scheduled to be airlifted and relocated later in the month. why don't they just move their training grounds? >> amy: can't you train somewhere else? $50 million? >> john: they're airlifting turtles. >> amy: $50 million? >> reporter: you know everything that the government does costs three times more. >> amy: it's ridiculous but can't they train somewhere else? >> john: spring training in florida getting a dangerous reputation right now. >> amy: a bat broke and hit a fan in the stands. just two days after the little@

at disney. >> amy: wow, just a beautiful sunrise on this wednesday morning. temperatures are starting to warm up just a little bit. we're up to 64 degrees. a nice mild start to your wednesday. real pretty out there. >> john: stories making headlines around the state of florida. >> hulk hogan is taking the stand. he is testifying on a leaked sex tape.

hogan and a local radio subsidy jay's wife. they said that hogan had bragged about his ex-wife in the media. but hogan said that was not the real hogan talks it was the character. >> that was the ch#j i have body slammed elephants, surfinged on tiger sharks. those are all lies. >> amy: he added he would never lie under oath. attorneys are trying to determine who sent the tapes to gawker. >> john: remains interred on the grounds of the former boy's school. the infamous reputation of the arthur dozier school school in mariana. former students accused

abuse. the bill would allow $7,500 to bury the bodies. >> amy: a bat broke and a piece of it went flying over the security screen and into the stands at a game. the woman hit did have to go to the hospital. usa today reports that she was`@x released later in the day. this comes after a dad actually saved his son from getting hit by a flying baseball bat at disney over the weekend. >> john: four different candidates aand the winners. >> a major data breach could mean your personal information

who is most at >> john: 7:00 here on good day. welcome back. i'm jun john brown. >> amy: glad you're with us. happy 7:00 a.m. to you on this wednesday. a deadly terror attack in israel. >> reporter: this all happened biden's visit. coming up on "good day orlando," what we're learning about an american student who was killed in the attack. plus this ... i want to thank the many thousands of volunteers we had in the state of michigan. bern. bernie sanders taking the state