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

trouble. a data breach that went on for more than a year before customers realized what was happening. morning. >> amy: it's beautiful. >> jayme: and the temperatures to go along with it. take a look here. a nice warm start. good morning to you. 58 at gainesville. and 59 in sanford. the remainder us in the mid-60s. it's all about the wind direction. the reflection is a milder start to the day. lookee here, a big ole chunk of messiness over texas. and that will eventually come our way, but very much like our tuesday on this wednesday. scattered clouds, breezy, warm temps. and it looks like solid low to mid-80s. tomorrow, mid-and upper 80s return.

the temps begin to come down and the rain chance begins to rise. i'll have more on the full detailed forecast coming up in about 11 minutes. . >> kristin: good morning. i want to take you out to seminole county. we have a crash in the westbound lane at i-4 at state road 436 which 444444444444ng major slowdowns. the crash is originally in the left bound lanes but crews have pushed it to the side of the road. they're on scene. it's causing big backups in seminole county. this is another view at looking at i-4. and this is exit 94. happened at exit 92. causing slowdowns. keep that in mind, seminole county, i4, heading west. >> john: 7:02. developing right now, vice president joe biden is in israel where there's been a terror attack. >> amy: an american has died and others were attacked. >> reporter: this morning

president is tight following a wave of i attacks in tel aviv and jerusalem. one attacked happened at a popular oceanfront board walk not far from where biden is visiting. that's where is former u.s. army officer, with a group of fellow vanderbilt university students was killed. biden is condemning the attack, saying there's no justification for such acts of terror. he is meeting with former israeli president perez. and there were several missiles that were launched that said israel must be wiped out on them. >> i am delighted to be here.

we have absolute total unvarnished commitment to the country of israel. >> reporter: they will bring up the missile launches with the united nations security council. >> john: a man is in the hospital after he is shot in both legs in orlando. >> amy: it happened in the parking lot of the back booth nightclub on pine streeted. thelr)u* kt victim said he was confronted by a group of people he didn't know. the victim was shot in both legs and rushed to the hospital. police have not revealed if they have anyone in custody and they have not released information on the gunman. >> john: a motorcyclist is in the hospital after crashing into a volusia county deputy's cruiser. it happened own i-4 in deltona. we don't know the extent of the injuries for the cyclist and the deputy. they have yet to say what caused

>> amy: a crash on i-4. this car crashed into a guardrail near the obt exit. we're told that the driver ask passenger inside bailed but were quickly caught. no word on why they were running from deputies. >> john: three young people were involved in a high-speed chase. troopers chased the car. and the vehicle hit a tree. all three suspects were underage and have been arrested. >> john: ryan has a look at the wild morning in politics. >> reporter: a lot to reflect on. another big night for donald trump, and a michigan surprise for bernie sanders, who upset hillary clinton despite polls showing him well behind. >> i want to take the opportunity to thank the people in michigan who repudiated the

points, repudiated the pundits who said that bernie sanders was not going anywhere, and i want to thank the many thousands of volunteers that we had in the state of michigan. >> reporter: you heard bernie in his own words. polls had him trailing clinton by more than 20 points in some cases. the former secretary of state took the deep south of mississippi. 83% of the vote. it's almost unheard of to get that in an election. and donald trump won mississippi, michigan, and hawaii. the front runner did not even visit hawaii since he announced that he would run for president. it now appears that trump could be very hard to stop. >> i want to thank the public. i want to thank the people of michigan. i want to thank the people of mississippi. and it is such a great honor. >> reporter: ted cruz winning44 idaho. marco rubio$4 did not only fail to win any contest, he was dead last in michigan, and mississippi in the single digits.

will be the florida primary. and it shows a two man race. ted cruz behind donald trump. and marco rubio with no delegates yesterday. a little more than 1200 are needed to win the nomination. hillary clinton holding a significant lead over sanders. it'll take more than 2400 to clinch. clinton and sanders will be on the debate stage tonight in miami. and then it'll be the g.o.p. turn tomorrow. . some of the polls had bernie sanders down. the polls were way off. >> the pollsters don't always get it right. you use these things as tools to gauge where we're at, in each of

oftentimes automatically. and they sometimes get it wrong. that's what happened in michigan. a welcome surprise for bernie sanders. a bad miscalculation for clinton who probably would have spent more time there if it was not as tied up as it sounded. >> john: shows hillary beating. but bernie sanders is the one who beats everyone on the republican side. >> when you compare the two drastically alternative messages between donald trump and bernie sanders, i think that's where you see bernie sanders taking the lead. donald trump has a lot of controversial things, that might be an understatement, and bernie sanders has an alternative platform. giving the choice of those two, they go to bernie sanders. they warm up to him a lot more. and that's a big reason he is gaining traction on the primary

>> john: marco rubio had a bad night. zero delegates. >> i know that i can win. the democrats know that i will win. hillary clinton attacks me more than any other republican because she doesn't want to run against me. but i can not wait to run against hillary clinton. >> john: okay. i don't know where to go with that. the message is not lining up. i know i can win, but he's not winning anything on the republican side right now. >> what he said about hillary clinton is correct, he does beat hillary clinton but he can't get past donald trump. even if he takes florida, 99 delegate, it's still between donald trump, and ted cruz. it's keeping them from getting the numbers going to the convention than it does winning it outright. a brokered convention looks like if trump can't bring down florida and ohio, and there'll be a lot of drama.

marco rubio had yesterday. you see why ted cruz is saying, get out, support me, other we're going to have donald trump. that's a pretty good case. a week from yesterday, you have the florida primary, for sure, guys drop. >> absolutely. ted cruz is coming down here. rallying in miami. opening offices in the area. trying to undercut marco rubio. target. trying to turn it into a two-person race and keep donald trump from getting the delegates he needs. and that's his strategy, and that will be coming down to florida and ohio next week. >> amy: a mainly data breach at an orlando based hotel and resort chain. officials are trying to figure out how many people were impacted and who those people are. jackie orozco has more on what we all need to know. good morning, jackie. >> reporter: good morning. first things first. you have to check your

try to see if there's any unusual activity. the massive data breach went undetected for a year and a half. if you stayed here at the rosen hotel, resorts, between september 24, 2014 to february. there was a pattern found by the cyber security team. someone installed malware on payment card network. reaching names, and numbers and other information. they are working with the banks to find affected card and they are sending out letters to the affected guests. but they still don't know how many people were affected. they posted information on line and sent out the link. and check out your credit card statements. jackie orozco, fox 35 news. >> amy: also following breaking news out of seattle.

in a natural gas explosion. take a look at the pictures that just are coming out. the explosion was so powerful that it leveled several buildings. here is one of the photos sent out by the seattle fire department. people living blocks away reported feels the blast. no word on what sparked the blast. or how the firefighters are doing. nine of them have been injured. >> amy: another norovirus outbreak at chipotle. >> john: how they're responding after several got sick. asking drivers to pay a little extra on the 417. good morning, jayme. >> jayme: we have extra warm temperatures. extra degrees that is. milder than we have been. and temps boost even more by

how high sir george martin has died at the age of 90. he helped to make the beatle

he was often referred to as the fifth beatle. paul mccartney said he was like a second father to him. one in five people in puerto rico could be affected by the zika virus. this has led to have blood shipped to the island. 157 confirmed cases of zika right now. sexual transmission of the virus is actually much more common than they first assumed. >> amy: the shooting of an idaho pastor. they caught him throwing things over the white house fence. they believe that a man shot the pastor in idaho. ode am had no connection to the church. >> amy: chipotle restaurants near bostonare closed because

four workers called in sick. one worker tested positive. cleanup is expected to go. >> john: the so-called scott pine law would give survivors 100% of the first responders pay regardless if they chose 1401k or the pension plan. deputy scott pine was killed two years ago. he opted to contribute to an investment plan and his family only received the amount he invested and a one time death benefit. >> john: an alimony bill. the controversial provision of children spending equal time with divorced parents. and changes to the duration of alimony

based on the number of years the marriage lasted and coupling in the income. >> amy: the state owns the 417 in seminole county, which already has a toll road. now it wants to add four express lanes between 434 and aloma. because of heavy opposition, metro plan is threatening to end the deal. they'll hold a meeting a the 9:00 a.m. to possibly make that decision. let's talk to jayme king about what's happening outside. >> jayme: let's talk temps. a mild start in all locations. upper tiered 50s and low 60s. brevard flashing somewhat warmer temperatures. the wind off the atlantic at this time. the wind has gone all the the way in the interior. warming winds out of the east, southeast. and generated from the atlantic beaches.

the general theem supports high pressure and increase this in clouds. mostly cloudy, a good distinct blend of sun and clouds. things change rapidly as the next system over texas moves our way. it's spawned widespread severe weather across texas. another ramp up with good day time heating. another outbreak of strong storms expected north of the state towards oklahoma later this afternoon. everything begins to shift our way. we'll be on the far southern tail end of this thing come late saturday into sunday. the rain chance pushing up wards. until then, no rain chance, dry skies, and breezy warm temps. 82 to 83 on the high for the interior. and a decent day overall. uv index around an 8 and that's

peak sun time at 12:38. we'll be warm tomorrow. dry skies, breezy, and scattered clouds. high pressure is in firm grip of control of the forecast, at least at this time. here's the outlook for the rest of the day. gainesville to ocala to orlando out to the space coast and areas south of that, solid 80s for you. tonight, heading down to very mild temperatures. the oval theme, like we had early this morning, supports temperatures in the low, mid, and even upper 60s. a44444444444 lone bird 69. and the forecast for the next seven. windy. it'll be blowing over 25 on the gusts. hang on to those hats. the southerly wind flow maintains a steady rise in temperatures. about 86 tomorrow. and down goes the temperatures and up goes the rain chance with the increase of low pressure over the eastern gulf. here's kristin with live drive traffic. >> kristin: i-4 westbound in

we had the crash that's been cleared. we're still seeing road rangers there cleaning up some stuff. and the backups do go back to the 434. this is exit 94. you can see some slow downs there. this is the westbound lane of i-4. this is a shot of downtown orlando looking good at the 408. sky fox is hanging out over there. looking at the traffic times. i-4 eastbound from john young parkway to downtown, 4 minutes. westbound i-4 from the 434 to fairbanks, 13 minutes. and rouse road to downtown, on the 408, 10 minutes. regular gas is just $1.72 at the c itch tgo at curry ford and frederica in orlando. you can check out gas saving tips at fox35orlando.com. >> amy: coming up, a homeowner is nearly robbed while hooked up

way. what he did to let the robber know he was in business. >> john: how soon blue origin expects to launch humans into the atmosphere. that's what people are tweeting about. you have " politico, jayme king, and luanne.

us to see, do the #gdo, and >> john: 7:24 here on "good day orlando." we want to say good morning to irleen from sanford. you are the fox 35 friend of the day. there's a new friend each and every day. go to facebook and search for fox 35. >> john: private space travel company blue origin expects to launch its first humans by next year. the company founder jeff bez os that said thousands have expressed interest. they plan to build rockets and crafts on the space coast. >> john: gallup entered a lot of workers, and hiring people, in large cities to see if the jobs were expanding there.

hospitality and leisure jobs. and orlando comes in at number one. >> john: lockheed martin is laying off 1,000 workers. they're calling these voluntary across the u.s. orlando is not on the list for layoffs this round. >> john: a man is accused of breaking into a home in orlando. >> amy: the homer pulled out a gun while the homeowner was hooked up to his dialysis machine. this happened at the a cumberland apartments in orange county. the thief cut the screen and went through the window. that's when the 64-year-old pulled out his gun. >> i told him, i have a gun. he took the advice, and jumped

>> the suspect, 24-year-old jonathon heard, ran away after being seen. he was later arrested nearby and is facing burglary charges. >> amy: coming up next. a bizarre response to criticism that he's not a great businessman. >> john: why he had piles of steak, wine, and water during his speech last night. put more fun in your day with ice-cream-flavored coffees at dunkin' donuts. go for delicious flavors like butter pecan, cookie dough, or new pistachio. enjoy one today.

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smash a window, the new law on the books. >> jayme: good morning. today is not a bad way to start the midweek peak of wednesday. again, tolerable comfortable temperatures at play. in the 60s. and temperatures are climbing. and will continue to grow. the high pressure, the southerly flow, and the increase in marine based cloud cover. the clouds are starting off on the beach scene. gradually moving into the interior. we have had some this morning. a morning of scattered clouds. 63. partly to mostly cloudy. through the course of the day, we have moments of sunshine, and clouds and as we go through the day, more of the same. for tomorrow, temperatures boosting on average, 86. there could be a few spots over

close to 90 degrees. but shy of any records. the record for tomorrow is well into the 90s. and 84 by friday. and the temperatures come down but the rain chances' increase >> kristin: if you are in seminole county, headed west on i-4, there are some slowdowns at the 434 and i4. the cars driving away from you are heading west. this is where the crash was at 436. it's been cleared. you can see we're still seeing backups here on state ready 436 and i-4. the westbound lane. looking at the drive times, if you are on i-4 heading east. john young parkway downtown, 6 minutes. 434 to fairbanks, 12 minutes. the 408, rouse road to downtown, that'll take you 12 minutes. >> amy: developing this morning, a major data breach at a orlando

the credit card information of customers is at risk. >> john: officials are still trying to notify all the people that may be affected. as a matter of fact, they don't know how big it is right now. customers need to know. >> reporter: the one affected is rosen hotels and resorts. all of these here you can see behind me in orlando. they have dedicated a hotline specifically for customers who believe that they may have been targeted. this is for anyone who has stayed here or any other locations from september 2014 to february. the chain posted a warning after getting reports of that pattern in february. this was undetected for a year and a half. until guests noticed unauthorized uses. they found that someone installed mal-we are on their --

verification codes. they're working to send out letters to all guests affected but but they still don't have a final count of how many people were farycted. they recommend that people check their bank statements and any suspicious activity to report that right away. >> john: also marion county investigators are looking for answers after finding human remains in two locations miles apart. >> amy: one scene is in the ocala national forest. the other one is in hickory track drive in ocala. they found a body in a grave along forest road 50 in the national forest. on sunday, a hunter found a skulker bone, and clothing in

they do not believe that the two discoveries are related. they are working to identify the remains. >> john: dea teamed up with local officers for operation crackdown. that's what they called it.xx and they busted five homes. they were close to mount dora middle or high school. they found marijuana, prescription drugs and multiple gun, including one that was apparently stolen out of orlando. >> amy: a boutique shop seriously damaged in a fire. take a look the a the these pictures from ocala firefighters. they the flames were pouring out of the first and second floor. the owner was safely outside. the store happens to the owner's home. no one was home at the time. cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> amy: donald trump and bernie sanders winning their party's biggest prize, in michigan.

marco rubio's campaign suffered losses. he failed to win any of the contests. so here are the numbers. donald trump leads with 446 delegates. he is followed by ted cruz with 347. rubio is in third with 151, and john kasich. and hillary clinton has lead over bernie sanders. they'll be back on stage in miami for a debate tonight. >> john: donald trump making headlines this morning not only for his big win but for his steak and wine. >> amy: luanne has more details on that. what is that all about? >> reporter: a lot of people are talking about this. check out these pictures. they were tweet out by a reporter from conclusion time

steak, wine, and water were trump brand. the food and drink was put out after recent comments by mitt mitt romney. he mentioned the failed business vengeses to prove that the g.o.p. front runner is not a business genius. during last nights a speech, trump defended each one of the products. he went one by one. i don't know, some said it was not the time and place to do that because it was a victory speech and then you see like wine and steak. >> amy: awkward. what he is famous for is the real estate dealings. that's what he hangs his hat on. why are you peddling all of this stuff? >> reporter: i know he sells a lot of this at his own resort. they kind of go hand in hand. he sells them to himself. >> amy: interesting. >> amy: a powerful new tool to

in orlando. orlando health revealed the center for proton therapy. using proton beams to shrink tumors in adults and children. it's considered effective because it can reach tumors near vital organs. they are going to open next month. >> amy: you will be able to legally smash a car wiydow to rescue a child or dog inside. >> john: the law protects good samaritans. including rescuing, senior accidence, children, and, animals. if not enough time to wait for first responders they can make

>> amy: whether >> amy: we want to take you back to the breaking news out of seattle. we have video that's coming in. nine firefighters have been hurt in the natural gas explosion. it was so powerful -- look at that -- it leveled several buildings. people living blocks away said they could feel the earth shaking. there's no word on how this happened or how those firefighters are doing. you can see there are a lot of firefighters on the scene. they're trying to get some of the flames out, but really a scary situation out of seattle. we'll continue to follow it for you this morning. >> john: kaka and hulk hogan. but telecom. the sea world's doctor said that the giant orca has a respiratory

he made headlines after he pulled the trainer into the tank by her ponytail. his infection is difficult to treat. >> i wish i could say i was optimistic about him and his future. but he has a disease which is chronic and progressive. and at some point might cause his death. >> john: he is estimated to be about 34 years old. and the whale has been part of world says. >> amy: kaka will miss his second game of the season. the team said that he will be against chicago.

salt lake. the team captain is dealing with a thigh strain. >> john: and hulk hogan took the stand to testify on a leaked sex tame. he is suing after they released a video. they said that hogan bragged to the media and that it was newsworthy. but hogan said that was not the real hulk hogan. >> that was the character. we can talk about the -- i have body surfed elephants. and the person here under oath. >> john: to hogan added he would not lie under oath. they were to dental who sent -- therm determine who sent the tape in the first place. >> amy: how to fund a network of trails across the sunshine

the goal is in five years people could walk, bike, or jog. all on continuous paved trails. last year governor scott allocated money to the project every year for the last five years but so far none of the money has been spent. >> amy: getting lost at the big strawberry fest. >> reporter: good morning. if you have within to the strawberry fest it's huge. this image is showing how a little boy could easily get separated. luckily, he has a deputy that was willing to do more than just find mom and dad. the sheriff's office posted this photo. the little boy was lost and scared, as you can imagine. at his badge. he took off the badge, and let

and there was an adorable photo taken of the two. they said that many unfortunately do get lost at the large strawberry festival. but fortunately this young man was reunited with his parents. >> as a parent there's nobody you would rather him be with. it makes you feel good. >> jayme: good morning, jb. good to see you guys. temperatures on the minds of many. how high will they go? we think solid to mid-80s. right now delightful out there. just out back in the weather deck and feeling good. the skies are looking good. we have cloud cover that will stream on in on the under belly of high pressure. you see the wrap like yesterday. the blend of sun, clouds, mixed skies. i call it pretty darned nice. it was a nice day yesterday. big doings across texas. big weather changes.

the area by the weekend. and correspondingly higher rain chance because of the approach of low pressure and the associated front. scattered clouds, breezy, warm temps. 82 by 2:00 p.m. and 79 by the drive home at 5:00. close to 80 if you are doing the beach thing. and surf 2 to 3 feet. mixed swell. super duper textured. 10 as to 15 knots on the beach front. ponce inletted, 8:47. almost about now. and notice the water temperatures slowly creeping on up. close to 70. should be feeling pretty good quite soon as we see shifting winds and the gulf stream current coming closer to the beach areas especially across coastal brevard. 77 on the beach scene. 38 by 3.

and a chance of rain remaining flat as we see the dry skies, breezes, and a couple of scattered clouds moving in. here's the low pressure center that begins to evolve over the southern gulf region. the system makes a big approach to our area as we head on through saturday to sunday. the rain chance moves up. shifting and veering winds all weekend long. winds subside from where we've been. but breezy heading towards saturday and sunday afternoon. that's when the winds start to lay down and shift more west and southwest in advance of the system. across the nation, what you see is what you get. and off to the eastern u.s., it's very, very mild. almost spring-like in many locales. early morning temps and day time highs. breezy to locally windy tomorrow. 86 for a high. and the decrease in temps for the weekend, and increase in rains chances. 40% sunday into monday. and a high that day at 82.

snap the sun. lookee here, this is from jeff in orlando. it looks like jeff painted a picture and decided to be sly and send it in as a snap the sun. either way, good stuff. we'll feature you here. weather baby time. jasmine, you are too darned cute, kiddo. we have had a great run of beautiful weather babies. we would love to see your kidded here on the show. hop to it. fox35orlando.com for more on the weather baby segment seen here >> kristin: good morning. i want to take you to the downtown orlando area. on orange. here it is here. orange and park lake street just before colonial which is causing delays in the area. taking you down to the orlando international airport. we have a crash outside of the

semoran boulevard. >> amy: coming up, parking spots reserved just for everyday heroes. >> john: how one local city is

we move over to the ahead. a live look in downtown. we have puffy clouds up there. blue skies as well. and 63 degrees in downtown. all the way into the 80s today. >> amy: new parking spaces popping up in brevard county. they're not just for everybody.

the city of cocoa was the first to establish the parking spots. three spots outside of city hall. the spots went up three months ago, and the city plans to add two more. the spots caught the attention the sheriff wayne ivy. he add two in the front row of each of the precincts. be. >> we wanted to make sure we recognize them. >> amy: in all, the sheriff is reserving 15 spots around the county. hoping to establish more of the spots in the future. >> amy: another big event coming to the citrus bowl. >> john: wrestle mania 33 in april of next year. the second time that they've hosted the event. the only time that wrestle mania has come to the same venue twice. super stars like john cena were at the event yesterday.

>> a 31 plus, almost 32 years now, wrestle plaina outdoes it every every single year. it'll be bigger and it'll be better. wrestle mania. >> john: they expect that they'll sell out and bring $100 million into the economy. ticket also be available. and a lot of wrestling sites are saying that the nba restaurant at city walk at universe will get a huge make over and become a wwe hall of fame. they hope to open in march of 2017 before wrestle mania. >> amy: l be huge. a vote for a final measure to allow unmarried couples to live together legally. it would eliminate the outdated cohabitation law from the 1800s. under that law, unmarried men and women who live together would be fined $500. of course, they don't enforce.

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. happy 8:00 hour snoso glad your with us on this wednesday morning. here are the stories we're working on for you right now. first, michigan feeling the burn. >> i want to thank the many thousands of volunteers that we had in the state of michigan. >> bernie sanders taking the state in a major upset.

is looking to be in trouble this morning. >> then, problem solving products for men, including one new product that could save your relationship. >> first, we're just clowning around this morning. the clown convention is in town and we are gonna take you there live. >> did you guys know people who are deathly afraid of clowns? i have a friend who can't even function if there's a clown around. >> too many scary movies in the past with huge clowns. you know what i mean, to be scary characters. >> the butcher knife is scary. >> it is. i couldn't agree with you more. >> even if he's smiling. it never ends well. here we go. nice looking sky out there. we've had our moments of clouds and sun. we're trending warmer early, end the day on a warmer note. 60s for us right now.