on what happened there. also, a driver going the wrong way on i-4 causing this deadly crash early this morning. killing him lf and a taxi driver. we'll have more on what troopers say they found inside of the wrong-way driver's car. >> john: it is the super bowl of election, in florida today. we head out live to the polls, where a few little glitches are already popping up. plus, luanne has a special guest in studio b. good morning. >> luanne: i do, i think hanging out with the twins this morning, this is devon and lexi fuller, they are actually professional artists and look, guys, your faces, your beautiful faces in chalk this morning! they will be completing the beautiful masterpiece throughout the morning here on "good day orlando." we're going to talk to the twins and find out exactly what got them into doing this style of art. plus, david martin, good morning! >> reporter: luanne, good morning to you. i've got your plans for this weekend.

out the largest production from the orlando ballet, for the entire year. they are calling it done quixote and we'll show you on the 8 o'clock hour of... >> "good day orlando"! >> john: that will be fun. >> amy: i look like i had a little work done! my hair -- >> get blonder! >> pulling tight. trying to tell you something? >> john: here's how we want you to, look, not how you look. >> amy: beautiful! >> free cone day at dairy queen. >> amy: you know, there are not a lot of dairy queens anymore. >> john: you have to find one. >> i'll be back in a few minutes and it is also the ides of march. >> amy: beware! >> outside this morning, we're looking at this sunrise and want to show you a different picture, because if we look at i-drive camera, this is what we have, a

this free cone day. dairy queen close by. there is one in sanford, i'm heading there right now! west winds at 5, give us another hour and the thin layer of clouds is going to be gone. it is going to be an amazing sunny day. temperatures out the door this morning, upper 60s, low 70s, it is very warm and humid, and has a little summertime feel to it. as you head out the door this morning, different than summer, we're not expecting any storms this afternoon. as a matter of fact, look at satellite, a little thin layer of clouds, starts to mix into the atmosphere, tons of sun. on tap, for today. call it a beach day, free ice cream at dairy queen! high temperatures in the upper 80s, and wouldn't surprise me if some folks hit 90 and will feel like the 90s if you are in the sunshine today and no sea breeze forecast today. brevard county, look at those

>> i want to take you to ocoee, following a crash involving a patrol car, shutting down the intersection on colonial drive and good holmes road. cars are not moving. i do have an alternate route for you, you can take colonial, to -- using clark road, make a right on silver star and take that to north apopka-vine land road to get around the mess. drive times, i-4 eastbound, from john young parkway to downtown, that will take you 7 minutes, and westbound from the 434 to fairbanks, 11 minutes and, using the 408, this morning, rouse road to downtown, just 14 minutes, john and amy, back to you. >> thanks, we are following breaking news right now out of orange county. >> john: a police officer crashed into a suspect's car in winter garden. holly bristow joins us live on the phone with the latest. what is the story out there? >> well, right now, there are four cars that have been all banged up. there is a bmw apparently that investigators tell me was

invasion in ocoee, and, winter garden police saw the suspect's car, got behind it, and at some point in time, the suspect went slammed into a car, we're told the driver of that car is critically injured, and when police tried to go through a red light a cruiser crashed into another suv. i'm told the officer and the person involved in the second crash are okay. but the person involved in the first crash, i'm told is in critical condition. in surgery at the hospital right now. i'm told there were four suspects in this suv. and according to investigators, all four are on the run right now and investigators did find a weapon in the car. they haven't really gone through it much but apparently one was pretty visible, through all four

seemingly from the suspect. this is still under investigation and we're working to get more information on the home invasion that sparked this. when we get more we'll pass it along. reporting live in winter garden, fox 35 news. >> john: another story we're following this morning, a deadly wrong way crash on i-4. >> amy: troopers say the driver was headed eastbound in the westbound lanes. it happened near sand lake road. when he crash head on into a taxi cab. both the wrong way driver and the cab driver were killed and it happened at 3:30 a.m. also shut down part of the interstate for hours. investigators are still on the scene. they did find crucial evidence inside of the wrong way driver's car. >> we found a bottle of hennessy and the wrong way -- in the wrong way driver's right front seat and there was a smell of alcoholic beverages coming from the vehicle. we'll wait for toxicology but that is the number one reason people drive the wrong way. >> amy: it's not clear where the

interstate but we'll stay on top of the story and bring you the latest details on air and on-line. you know it is primary day, or super-duper tuesday, and, at nd voters are at the polls across the state. >> john: we'll have a better idea at the end of the day what the presidential race will look like in november. they are heading to the polls in ohio, illinois, missouri and north carolina and for the republicans, 358 delegates at stake and the democrats, it is 691. several presidential hopefuls will be spending the day campaigning here in the sunshine state. marco rubio is holding a campaign event in miami. donald trump will be in palm beach and hillary clinton will also be in palm beach today. let's head to gina benitez where they expect a lot of voters today. good morning, gina. >> gina: aim at the presbyterian church in winter park, expected to be one of the busier polling places. there were quite a few people

we have people behind me holding up signs here for their candidates. i did talk to one woman who says that she tried to vote but there was only one polling booth open. the computer was glitching up. and we are working to get that confirmed, talking to the elections supervisor a little later on this morning. but the good news is, though they are expecting a lot of people at the particular location, the lines aren't expected to be too long, because a lot of people already voted early. now, let's look at some numbers now. the orange county supervisor of elections predicts 41% total voter turnout, about the same as in 2008, over in seminole county, the elections supervisor there is predicting 45% voter turnout. for the primary. he says the big story though is the republicans had a 25% voter turnout for early voting which is a dramatic jump compared to 2008.

they got several campaigns in central florida. bill clinton was the latest who made a pitch for his wife at rollins college in winter park. and he said his wife doesn't consider herself part of the washington establishment. and here's what else he had to say. >> she said, you know, she says, i don't really think i'm a natural politician. did you say that? the president and my husband, they love this stuff. she said, i am, however, pretty good at doing the job. and what we need is someone who can do the job. >> of course, we will be out here all morning long, as voters continue to pack the church here, to cast their ballots and bring you the latest. now reporting live in winter park, gina benitez, fox 35 news. >> amy: thank you, right now, it seems to be the front-runners' elections to lose, and we are joined in the studio with how

with the sunshine state. >> ryan: it looks like the real job could be in ohio for republicans and democrats. the florida polls, if they prove true it will be donald trump and hillary clinton celebrating. the latest quinnipiac poll, clinton ahead of bernie sanders, 60.34%, heading into today's voting and the last five polls on the republican side, donald trump with double-digit leads and the closest showing him with a 17 point lead and could argue maybe marco rubio is surging a bit at the end. we'll see. ted cruz in third with 17% of the poll and the winner will take home 99 delegates on the republican side and the democrat side, 214 on the line and those will be split up and john kasich holds a close lead in ohio and clinton's lead single digits. as we said, the real drama could be in the buckeye state tonight. we'll have to see. >> john: political analyst carl jackson joins me now to talk about it. good to see you again.

what the story line will be tomorrow. and i'm seeing all over social media right now that, you know, bernie sanders is getting a lot of attention. let's start with you on that. do you expect to see another michigan surprise like what we saw last week? >> you know, i don't think we'll see it in florida or north carolina. i think hillary clinton has done a tremendous job, again relying on african-american voters and diversity. within both states. certainly women voters. we have talked about the fact that, you know, they did an ad for her during an abc televised show last week, if you watched scandal or how to get away with murder you would have seen that. we have seen morgan freeman now pushing ads for her within the community as well. on radio and on tv. i think if bernie sanders has a shot it is illinois, or missouri, but it is a super delegate race at this point. hillary clinton actually has right now more super delegates than barack obama had in the

so i think it is you a matter of time before bernie sanders realizes he can't catch up. >> john: i'm sure you talked about it on your radio show. the brokered convention issue, because, if donald trump doesn't win or ohio you could go into the convention not knowing who the nominee will be. if that happens, what do you expect to happen? it could be a mess for the republicans. >> i don't think it will happen. at least not at this point. i hope it doesn't. it would be disastrous, you're right. i do see a revolt happening, if the nomination is taken away from trump it would be taken away from cruz, the only candidate right now that could conceivably catch up to donald trump in the delegate count, even if marco rubio were to win florida, and john kasich were to win ohio. it would be df stating for the republican -- devastating for the republican party and frankly the party would be in a down spin and would probably lose 30 to 40% of the voters at the ballot box in november.

our show and every other news station around florida, you are seeing a ton of ads, a lot for bernie sanders. and also a lot against trump. do you read anything into that? is it like bernie sanders saying this is my last chance, i'll go full bore and spend everything i can because there may not be a tomorrow. >> absolutely. on both sides of the fence, democrat and republican, today is sort of the firewall. right? this is the point in time which, if you are going to try to stymie the progress of a donald trump, it has to be today and has to be in ohio. has to be close in florida. and you have to make it work for it in missouri and illinois and the same is true for bernie sanders, if if he pulls an upset in illinois, not completely different from the demographics of michigan, at least it keeps him in the race and continues to allow him to drive his message and potentially push hillary clinton to coming towards the left a bit. with regard to a general campaign. so, a very important day and that is why you see all the ads.

you have a lot more to say. what is your radio show. >> go to facebook, carl jack on radio and catch me there. >> john: good to see you and we'll talk on orlando matters as well, this weekend. >> thank you. >> john: the orlando ballet getting ready for the largest production of the year. we're talking don qiuxote. >> live from the rehearsal center, i'm here to tell you you've got to check out the performance of don quixote. one of the most professional ballets in the country and we'll

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america runs on dunkin'. >> john: 8:16. a weather alert along the northern gulf coast, check out all the wild water, near alexandria, louisiana. >> amy: it is a mess there, right now, local emergency officials say the high water breached a control structure and flooded this entire area. the national guard has been called in to help to get people out of there. to evacuate them, and it looks like it is snowing in south carolina. but this is actually hail. this is a hail storm in the town of taylor yesterday, it was windy there, too. and gusts as high as 70 miles per hour. though car will have to be

i can tell you that much. wow! >> john: the hail repair people will be busy. >> absolutely, what happens this time of year when we get a dynamic storm system. thankfully that is well to the north of us. around here this morning, folks, let's get you ready for this tuesday, out the door, temperatures starting off predominantly the upper 60s and low 70s, no rain outside. and it is quite humid, as well. we'll continue with the warm, humid conditions through friday and storms likely friday into saturday, much cooler air comes into play early next week. and, again we'll detail the rain and storms as we get closer and closer to weekend. 69 degrees, a live look from our visit orlando tower cam atop the hyatt reagency and the thin layer of clouds and within the next 45 minutes, the thin layer will mix into the atmosphere and be gone, like the contrails

will be a sunny44444444444 day throughout central florida. temperatures warm and humid, no cold air anywhere in our region and that means we are going to stay warm all the way through the next few days. i want to show you the satellite perspective, it slows a lot of clear skies overhead, sunny skies and highs in the upper 80s, if you are in the sun it feels like the 90s. we stay in the 80s through friday, on st. patrick's day, highs the mid 80s with you a slight chance of a shower to make you feel like you are in dublin and over the weekend, it looks like late friday, all the way through saturday, increased risk of showers, thunderstorms, with cooler temperatures, on the back side. let's check your morning drive. hey, kristin. >> kristin: out to the airport. we do have a crash slowing things down, right on the 528. you can see there, 528 and this is close to the orlando international airport and back

intersection shut down at colonial drive, and good homes road. the accident did involve a patrol car, we do have a crew out there, right now, and, we'll get more details. an alternate route, take colonial drive, south clark road from colonial, make a right on silver star, and another right on north apopka vineland road to get around the mess, drive times, i-4 westbound from lake mary to colonial, it takes you 18 minutes, eastbound from the attractions to downtown, 21 minutes and the 408, this morning from 417 to downtown, will take you 14 minutes. time now for the fox 35 pump patrol. regular gas is just $1.72 at the quick mart on east ileana street. check out gas saving tips on www.fox35orlando.com. john and amy, back to you. >> john: the orlando ballet having one of the biggest productions of the year. >> amy: really good one, if you haven't been in a while go now. david martin is checking it out

hi, david. >> reporter: classing it up this morning here on "good day orlando," behind me members of the orlando ballet practicing this morning for us, for their production of don quixote. three shows only this weekend. do yourself a favor, expose yourself to the art. this is one of the best ballets in the entire country! we'll tell you why, coming up in a few minutes on "good day orlando." luanne sorrell, take it away! >> luanne: we are getting schooled on chalk art this morning. did you know there was such a thing? i'm actually hanging out in studio b with the chalk twins! devon and lexi. good morning, guys! right here in central florida. they actually travel the country doing beautiful pieces of art like this one. don't you love their faces? gorgeous. they are from central florida and were actually featured on the cover of lake mary "life" magazine.

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>> john: 8:23. the performers in the orlando ballet getting ready for the

there are three don quixote shows this weekend. >> amy: don quixote! david martin is joining us with a live preview and i see you have the man in charge there with you, too! >> reporter: it is always my pleasure and honor to introduce you to robert hill. artistic director for the orlando ballet. >> nice to be here. >> reporter: i love coming and seeing folks in the rehearsal. it is spectacular. professional dancing. and, i don't know if everybody realizes we have one heck of a ballet in the city beautiful. >> yes. we do. and, this is orlando ballet us one of orlando's best kept secrets. come out and see us! >> reporter: we'll get the word out. three shows of don quixote this weekend. what is it about? >> it is a bunch of different things, actually, based on the book. >> reporter: and the story shrine. >> it is two people who want to get married and the father

because he doesn't make enough money and, it is really kind of silly but great dancing. >> reporter: and if you have never been to the ballet is it a great one to start with? >> absolutely. it is accessible and entertaining. >> reporter: now, you have two principals in the front. international superstars. >> amazing. you want to see don quixote you have to see her in it. >> reporter: she's sought after, isn't she. >> performing all over the globe. all the time. >> and she's from cuba, originally. >> originally from cuba. >> reporter: they take ballet seriously. >> absolutely, she's got the cuban training and the cuban blood and also, is great at contemporary dancing. >> reporter: our young lad from new smyrna beach. >> arcadian, actually. superstar. >> reporter: terrific, guys, applause for you. we're still in rehearsal. excellent. when is the show, friday night, 8:00, saturday, 8 o'clock and

>> 2:00. >> reporter: tickets start at $44, and all the information on what web site. >> dr. phillips web site. >> reporter: drphilipscenter.org. and orlando ballet will also have all the information, give me your average age. >> 17. >> 17, john and amy, 17! who is 43? okay! i appreciate that. >> reporter: you guys are really great. >> amy: they are! >> reporter: back in a few minutes, don't go anywhere. >> amy: coming up, social media really dominating. >> john: a social media strategist telling us what

>> announcer: you're watching "good day orlando" on fox 35. >> amy: welcome back to "good day orlando." look at this nice view, yesterday was kind of cloudy and overcast. and to start the day, today we're seeing blue out there, and a nice temperature, 69 degrees. 8:30. it will be hot here today. >> john: it is. >> amy: a little too hot but it will get battery. i'm amy kaufeldt. >> john: i'm john brown and let's check with brooks and see if if it is time for the beach. the water is still chilly.

low to mid 70s and amy, when you say too hot you have to say it like kool and the gang! maybe we had the song in our repertoire, and we'll get them for you. good morning, will be a hot one for central florida and close to a record. i don't think we'll break the record but it will be sunny and warm today. tons over sun, not many clouds when yous we get through it -- once we get through it. here's your forecast, you and your family look for highs, upper 80s, wouldn't surprise me if some folks got to around 90 degrees and wouldn't set a record in daytona and with the west winds prevailing i doubt if we'll see a sea breeze in the coastal counties. hot one today, let's see how traffic is. >> kristin: right out to lake helen, we have reports of debris in the road on i-4, westbound, this is right after state road 44, in lake helen, we're told by fhp it is lumber in the left and center lanes, something to keep

looking at your drive times, i-4 westbound, from lake mary boulevard to colonial, will take you 19 minutes, eastbound from the attractions to downtown, 22 minutes and, using the 408, this morning from 417 to downtown, will take you just 12 minutes, john and amy, back to you. >> john: all right, thank you, following breaking news, a home invasion suspect causing a nasty crash in winter garden involves a police car. >> fox 35's holly bristow joins us live from good homes road and state road 50 with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: the florida highway patrol tells me home invasion suspects actually caused two nasty crashes, if you look behind me, investigators teal me the suspects -- tell me they were in the mercedes suv and came barrelling through the intersection and t-boned the little silver four door car, i'm told the driver in the car was rushed to the hospital in critical condition and is going through surgery, when you look at the car it is obvious the injuries would be bad and go a

intersection, you can see a police car facing the camera and the front driver side has damage and the officer was trying to get through the intersection on a red light. and wound up making contact with a nissan path finder. thankfully the officer and the driver of the nissan are okay, at this point in time, we'll focus back on the mercedes suv, investigators say the suspects, four people were inside the car, involved in a home invasion in ocoee around they bailed out and ran and from investigators say they are on the run. investigators are in the midst of investigating the crash here but i am told they did find a gun, there was one visible when they approached the car inside of the car, at this point in time, they haven't been able to tell me what else is in the car. obviously this is still a developing situation and as soon as we get more information we'll pass it along.

garden, holly bristow, fox 35 news. >> today's campaign trail isn't on a bus. it is on your phone. on twitter, donald trump has 7 million followers. marco rubio, just over 1 million. trump sent more than 31,000 tweets, marco rubio just over 5,000. the other candidates in the same boat. in this presidential race, one thing is clear, trump trumps them all, on social media. >> as you know by now, social media has all the power in the election. and, this morning people are tweeting about their favorites and least favorite candidates. ryan is standing by with the social media strategist who is tracking the trends today. good morning, guys. >> good morning, we are here with shelley, good to see you again, some people stay off of social media because of this. give us a background of how you track these. >> well, it is about tracking the sentiment. how people feel, negative versus

eventing, a sentiment on twitter. >> seems like when we read, especially the election season there are a lot of political tweets, what is the balance? where do we stand. >> the balance is, it changes daily, like a roller coaster and if a big day, something positive or there was a debate the night before, the tweets can be very, very positive or very negative about a candidate. and, those percentages actually change, every -- sometimes hourly. >> ryan: half the posts involve politics or something else? >> on one given day, we put it at 65% of all user posts on facebook and twitter were political. >> a big number. >> a big number. >> what about your top five trending hash tags. >> that was yesterday, i think i sent in. and, i think they changed today. definitely primary and fl primary and vote trump and one came up was trump 2016. has become popular, and trump rally is still a trending hashtag days later. >> ryan: interesting, you have a for and against trump here and

he pointed out, the percentage of people that talk about him versus other candidates, not close. what have you found when it comes to relationship, trump versus other candidates. >> people are double dipping and put something great about444444444444ump, positive or negative and same post, but, but we love the candidate and, then, the opposite, put a negative post and say, but go and vote for trump. the posts actually have positive and negative but we are seeing the positivity in him building and building and building and it is really a high number. >> he's a social media force and my take when i read it, feels like a lot of people want to complain, and, there is more negative than positive? >> yes, social media is the place we all go and vent. it's the place and everything in our lives, and big things, especially the election is huge. >> you sounded more positive, 58-42? >> yes, positive people are passionate, and i'll taking the passion they have, they want something, and, as being

negative about another candidate in that post, they are passionate, it is positive, and we are finding a lot of positivity. they are venting but are putting positive statements in the vents. >> ryan: social media changed the game. it is drastically different than five years ago. give us your web site. >> creative web concepts usa.com or facebook, shelley costello, i'm there. >> ryan: great stuff, fascinating to see inn this time of the year. >> thanks for having me. >> amy: coming up, dna test results are now in from the knife found on o.j. simpson's property. >> john: what investigators found. >> amy: also this morning, on this day in history, march 15, 1977, 8 is enough aired for the first time on television, the show starring dick van patten featured a number of young actors, which of the following actors played his son, david for several episodes before moving

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>> amy: on this day in history, march 15-1977, think back, dial back your brain, 8 is enough aired for the first time you on t.v. the show of course starring dick van patten and featured a number of young actors. which of the following actors played his son david for several episodes, before he moved onto the big screen, was it harrison ford, mark hamill or mark harmon? one played his son david before he moved onto a movie career. who do you think it was? 1977. was the year.

lad. >> reporter: i was, amy and i'm glad you picked the question for the morning, i'm with the orlando ballet where the average age is 19! so, 8 is enough... arcadian and, the two principals in don quixote, you heard the question and answers and had time to think about it. what is your answer? >> i think we'll go with c. >> b. -- c. >> mark harmon. >> amy: we'll send it over to studio b, where luanne and ryan are standing by. >> john and amy there. we have twins, identical twin sisters, here in studio b. >> ryan: so talented, by the way! >> these are the chalk twins, say good morning to devon and lexi fulmer.

before our time, right. >> ryan: you thought mark hamill. >> i'll guess mark hamill. >> luanne: mark harmon, right? >> ryan: she changed it. >> luanne: you changed your answer? i'm going to stick with mark harmon now. >> b? >> ryan: mark hamill. >> amy: and mark harmon on the other side. and, here we go. pins s s and needles. >> 1977, i know apocalypse now and american graffiti, were before 1977. and, that is harrison ford. and no idea which mark it is. hamill or harmon. >> amy: going with the left side of studio b. what say you? >> john: i'm going with the

know 1977 sitcoms! i'm going with mark harmon, with them. >> amy: everybody is going with one of the marks. we'll see which one it is, here's your answer... mark hamill. mark hamill and he left the show to take the role of... luke skywalker! "star wars"! that's where he got his start and played david, the son of dick van patten on eight is enough. sorry, luke skywalker was the correct answer. hovel they know who that is. >> we're still winners! luke skywalker. you know who he is -- right. they had that one. we're good. >> amy: thanks, guys, thanks tor playing, everybody. >> john: let's check out what is hot in hollywood. >> and, ray from xl 106.7 is joining is this morning with scoops and i limped to you on the radio and here you are on television. amazing. how are you? >> thanks, thanks for supporting me, guys! how are you? >> amy: always, good.

ago, the knife found on o.j. simpson's old property. a weird story, i guess a construction worker found it and handed it off to an off-duty officer and the officer never turned it in and it finally got turned in a couple of weeks ago, right? >> yes. they -- and he finally turned it in in, the off duty officer working, decades later. he comes out, saying, hey, i have this knife and they tried running dna on it and trying to find hair particles, anything they could find but i guess the soil from where it was sitting for so long, degraded all the dna they could possibly find. as of now they are saying the l.a.p.d., the investigation is just at a dead end, and is done, so... >> i'll be honest... >> i don't know -- >> i couldn't follow the story at all. like, this guy said this and this guy said this and they said, no, we will not use it. a couldn't figure it out. >> here's the thing, it got --

picture of the actual knife found? because, l.a.p.d. was making it sound like the knife wouldn't really kill two people. i'm looking at that knife and i'm like, that knife would kill a lot of things. >> yes. a knife is a knife. a 5 inch blade knife, i personal think could kill a couple of people, it could kill anything. it is a knife. depending how you use it, it is a weapon but we talked about it and they said, you know the o.j. simpson theory going on, on t.v. i guess the ratings boosted as soon as the knife came out and were like, maybe they planted this. for the ratings. and we don't know what to believe but according to l.a.p.d. it is a close case and at a dead end. >> amy: either way it is double jeopardy. if it has her blood on it. can try him again. >> exactly. >> john: zach efron obsessed with selfies. what is the problem? >> i guess@

filming a movie now and the doctor came out talking about how he got a $14 selfie stick and now has this obsession with the selfie stick. and actually had to pay him thousands of dollars overtime because he takes so many selfies, he's on set longer, because he wants to take a selfie with this set while he's getting his makeup done and with the other actor and taking selfies nonstop and they said the day before he got the selfie stick he was making fun of these honeymooners taking pictures with it and now has his own and has a little obsession going on. and, they are talking about posting flyers on sets, saying no selfie sticks allowed on set anymore. because he's obsessed with it. >> amy: wow. >> he's a little behind, though, right? >> john: you got one for christmas. >> amy: two years ago. get with the times, zach! >> exactly.

they have to pay him more. >> john: he got extra money. thanks so much. always good to see you and we'll hear you on the radio as well. xl 106.7. >> amy: 8:47. let's check in with brooks, how things are looking for us. >> like you declared, a super-duper day weather-wise, if you like sunny skies and warm conditions, and, if you are in florida and don't like sun and warmth, you might be in the wrong place, that is what we'll have today. out the door this morning, starting off, warm and humid. temperatures near 70. the warmth will linger all the way through the work and school week. of course a lot of schools out on friday. the warmth continues through friday. over the weekend, including late friday and all day saturday, looks like we could be under at least some kind of rain or even thunderstorm, active weather scenario shaping up friday into saturday, cooler air comes in sunday, and lingers, into monday and tuesday. of next week.

this is a live view from our camera looking downtown. beautiful morning, shaping up. not just in orlando but also in brevard county, low 70s, and saw pictures already from the beaches there, looking good. water temperatures, weaved. earlier in the low 70s in brevard, doable. mid to upper 60s now, in volusia county and low 60s in flagler, still on the chilly side. with all of the sun and the warm air, might be a nice day to hit the beaches. no cold air anywhere, in the southeast u.s., there is nothing on the doorstep that will change our weather. in the near term. a lot of sun on tap today through the week, we increase clouds, a little bit. the forecast through the week, today warm, west and southwest winds, i don't think we have much of a risk of a sea breeze today. looks like we could see the walmart spreading all the way to a1a through this afternoon showers, slight chance of a shower through st. patrick's day on thursday and it sets the stage, for what looks to be a

in the weekend. before that, 89 degrees, today, 84 on st. patrick's day with a chance of showers, rain and thunderstorms late friday, through the day on saturday. and look at the temperatures go down. monday, next monday, high temperature, only 71 after starting in the 40s. time for weather baby, and who do we have now? arden! one. beautiful, beautiful will child. what do you think, amy? >> amy: i like her teddy, too. >> a best friend hanging out with her. thank you so much for joining us. if you want your child on weather baby all you have to do is log onto the web site, and follow the links. good morning, kristen. >> kristin: good morning. i love her little bow, she's cute! we are seeing trouble on the 408 this morning. i want to take you right out there. the 408 eastbound, right as you get onto the 417. so, causing some slowdowns there, on the 408, again onto the 17 on ramp.

drive in ocoee, an intersection closed, good homes road, a car accident that does involve a patrol car, at colonial drive and good homes road. in ocoee. looking at your drive times. i-4 westbound from the lake mary boulevard to colonial, 20 minutes. eastbound from the attractions to downtown, 20 minutes, and 408 westbound, from 417 to downtown, 13 minutes. back to you. >> amy: all right, thank you, coming up the walking dead theme park style.

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yesterday. called the toothsom chocolate factory and it will offer desserts like milk shakes made with bacon ice cream or tossed with a red velvet cup cake or key lime pie. it is expected to open later this year. >> amy: big changes coming to lego land, the company will reveal five new projects this morning in a couple of minutes, the big announcement will be at 9:00 a.m. they say this is one of their biggest expansions to date. so far, no one leaked what changes could be coming, and we'll keep you post-and we should know more in a couple of minutes and we'll bring it to you. a lot more coming up in or 9 o'clock hour. >> polls are open in florida, and we're going one-on-one this morning with senator marco rubio. >> amy: plus how chemicals found in every day beauty products could have a big impact on teenage girls. still to come, plus david. >> reporter: a reminder, amy and john, we have been live all morning with the orlando ballet

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