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america runs on dunkin'. morning. "good day orlando." i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. so glad you're joining us this morning. here are the stories we're working on right now. >> we are moving closer to securing the democratic party nomination. country rich again. we're going to make our country great again. >> amy: donald trump and hillary clinton are riding high on momentum. so, are we already in the general election? our political analysts will joinx us on whether or not the other candidates even matter at this point. >> john: investigators are working to determine what sparked a fire that destroyed a historic mansion. we have a look at the history that was lost in the blaze.

do with one of its schools to give homeless families a place to sleep at night. >> john: jayme king is off, rested, he is tanned. >> amy: you know what is funny, it's like you took a month off. the viewers are asking, where is jayme. >> jayme: i am back here, south florida. florida -- from south florida. we have 60s, and temperatures and wind and fog. it's getting a little better overall. increased the foggy veil. and in towards martin, st. lucie, fort pierce, the like. and 82 by 2:00 p.m. 79 by 8:00. and thin wispy cirrus clouds. north of that is an approaching cool front.

doesn't do a whole lot. number two is a whole different ball game and gets in here by the weekend, and it'll reduce the temperatures. the ebb and flow of temps, 70s by monday and lows near 50. and weekend rain chances at 50% over the weekend. >> kristin: >> kristin: cars going away from you of westbound, and towards you from the east. and give yourself extra time heading out the door this morning due to the fog. there's a crash near orlando international airport and it's causing slowdowns at narcoossee and lee vista boulevard. near the orlando international airport. i-4 eastbound from john young

and if are you using the 408 this morning, rouse road to downtown, it'll take you 11 minutes. >> amy: this morning donald trump and hillary clinton are closer to clinching the party's nomination. >> john: one contest is too close to call. ryan has more on how the presidential race is shaping up. >> reporter: wait until you hear how close that one state is. and donald trump and hillary clinton move closer to what would be a head to head matchup. the victory speeches took a different tone. >> we are moving closer to securing the democratic party nomination and winning this election in november. 44444444444oing to win it. we're going to make our country rich again. we're going to make our country great again. >> reporter: here's how it shaped up. trump won three states including

forced senator marco rubio out. and strump leading in -- trump has been leading in mississippi. john kasich has won in the state of ohio. his first and only victory of the primary season. on the democratic side, it appears that hillary clinton will be winning in missouri. clinton is up 1700 votes and is claiming victory. tuesday was a significant setback for bernie sanders. many thought he could win illinois, and maybe ohio. he didn't win either one. arizona. >> phoenix, are you ared for a political revolution are you tired of a handful of billionaires running our economy? if you are you have come to the right place.

>> reporter: certainly no lack of enthusiasm from his crowds. the delegate math doesn't look good for sandsers. the next round, three states are in play next tuesday. >> john: frank torres, political analyst joins us. we spoke with senator marco rubio yesterday on "good day orlando." we asked what he would do if he lost florida. >> we are going to utah either way. the difference, of course, is is that i would much rather go to utah the winner of the florida primary with all of the momentum and 99 delegates than someone who didn't win, but we're going to utah nonetheless. >> john: that's just a few hours after he said he was getting out. >> standard operating procedure, you are never getting out until you are getting out. there was no path to the 1200 delegates.

he only won a handful of states and a . . clear number three in what should be a two-man race in order to try to beat donald trump. >> john: obviously here in florida he had has has a lot of supporters. >> the biggest challenge he might face could be the very@ party he is trying to secure the nomination from.@ there are still a lot of people that don't want donald trump as republican nominee. and there's still no confidence@ in donald trump that he can win the nomination and go on to win the general election in november. if you can't win the general election in november, they're not interested. >> the governor had a big night. do you think he's staying in. in case it's a brokered election

>> kasich's lone hope was ohio. and that was a fight. i find it hard to believe that he could make any case. it's looking like we'll have a brokered convention. and there will be a lot of drama. and people try to field their candidate. there's a lot of drama to be played out. >> john: i know bernie sanders reporters say that there's time. >> all of the momentum is on hillary clinton side. ohio, florida. here in florida she rolled with very little difficult. _ ] everyone is coalescing behind her. and it's very hard to identify a victory for bernie sanders in the upcoming states. stion frank, i want your opinion on this i think the "wall street journal." and huffington post. don't support that bernie sanders reporters will back

they view her as an insider. they said a lot of them may go for trump. the far left going for the republican nominee? >> taking it one step further. no guarantee that republicans won't vote for donald trump. and you have the people on the inside sort of scared or even angry that the people that don't necessarily represent their exact values will represent their party in the general election. >> john: people asked what my thoughts were. i don't know. i have never seen anything like this. >> certainly have not seen anything like this. orlando politics.com. >> john: a news alert. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a massive fire that destroyed a cocoa beach mansion. >> amy: it broke out on 3rd street. firefighters had a really hard time of fighting because of high winds and issues getting to a

the house was once own by al neuharth who founded usa today and florida today. al died three years ago. the 10,000 square foot home was built in 1975. 11 bedrooms and 12 baths. the property recently sold for $5 million. the most of paid for a house in brevard county. hundreds of people lined the history burn down. >> it's very sad. i used to walk by here every day when i lived on 2nd street. i walked the beach every day and walked by here. >> amy: they said no one was hurt in the fire. >> john: gunmen burst into a home injuring a homeowner and killing his dog. >> amy: the cambridge apartments around midnight last night. fox 35's holly bristow has the

>> reporter: there's still one patrol car left here. about two hours ago there were about a dozen patrol cars here and officers looking into the apartment. there was a home invasion robbery and the victim's dog was shot and killed. and cambridge apartments off conway. and two unknown suspected force their way into the apartment and robbed the victim at gun point been the suspect shot and killed the victim's dog and the victim's car. the victim sustained injuries. we're told he was pistol whipped before the suspects left. he has head injuries. this is what folks who live here had to say about this. >> i was getting ready to go to work early today and saw eight police officer cars here, yeah, good. >> reporter: 479mfe on the back of the license.

contact the police department. morning. the president has made his decision on who he will nominate to the u.s. supreme court. the white house said that they'll make the announcement at 11:00 a.m. in the rose garden. there's been a vacancy since the death of justice antonin scalia. senate republicans say they won't even consider a nominee during the election year. they want the next president to make the choice on who will replace scalia. >> john: homeless families will soon have a place to sleep in volusia county. they are working on a plan to convert a vacant elementary school. the district voted last night to partner with the county to convert hurst into the shelter. right now they only use a

enough room for 300 parent, kids, and medical clinic and classes for adults where they can build resumes. the district estimates 2300 homeless students are in the county. and in volusia county students need to wait a bit longer to find out what they'll be wearing to school. >> amy: uniforms would include matching polo shirts, khakis, and closed toed shoes. they are expected to discuss this further at the end of march. >> john: tax dollars will build the downtown ucf campus. >> amy: how some said that it'll change life. >> destroyed my life, my core, and my future career. >> john: no spring break for local law enforcement. the police are out trying to keep the beaches safe.

off this year. >> jayme: we're tracking rain eventually. we know where it stops. we'll tell you about the forecast.

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welcome back top "good day orlando." a live view looking down international drive this morning. the fog is definitely thickening up in that part of town. we're having fog issues this morning, so keep that in mind before you head out the door on this fine wednesday. >> amy: ucf will be getting tax dollars to build the downtown campus. >> john: a big deal. the governor approved 20e million dollars for the project. the pro-vote of ucf said that the campus will have a big impact. >> it'll change the lives of our students and the way they learn but it'll also change the neighborhoods and create economic impact and energy downtown. >> john: gathering $16 million in donations and putting in $20 million of its own money. the campus is set to open last next year.

descended on daytona beach and the officers said they're out in full force. >> john: the officers said they've made hundreds of arrests. a lot of people are saying that the crowds are big this year. >> we have been working with abt, and over 200 arrests made for underage drinking. 62 ray rests on friday and saturday night last yeek. >> beach patrol wants to remind you that are you not allowed to drink alcohol on the beach. speaking on the numbers, it used to be a half million. now 20,000 to 30,000. >> jayme: wow. >> they went where? they went north. >> jayme: i don't blame them. not talking spring break numbers. fog, visibility. miles. we have really improved across the fox 35 viewing area. and leesburg about a mile viz,

along the space coast. it's thick in martin and st. lucie county, and fort pierce and the stuart area. be mindful of that. you may or may not encounter. it depends on how quickly it lifts up and moves on out. mild temps. a real mild morning. we have 60s if not 70 on the nose. and taking a looked at winds, the warmer offshore flow. sea. everybody sees the temps moving on up. ed winds are lighter which should allow the sea breeze to develop. it will allow it to come up, especially in brevard county. we toil with temps in regard to day time highs and looking for low to mid-80s. west of i-95. very warm temps area wide. dry skies. 88 by 2:00. and temps on the drive home

the big doingses to the north. a flont north of dallas. bringing in the west, southwest flow. over the turks, and caicos. and the rain chance climbing. a computer simulation for the rain chance mainly for tomorrow. the highest chance is from gainesville north up to jack's beach and into southern georgia. maybe as far north as savannah. on friday, another front knocks on the door. this guy comes in late friday into saturday and we start to see more weather changes. you can see the rainfall forecast. in the secondary boundary, it comes in and we add to the mix bringing in higher rain

saturday. here's what happens now. front number one comes in, scattered showers and no big deal. not what you want to see as we look forward to weekend plans and activities outdoors. along the boundary, we develop low pressure over the central gulf of mexico. the wave rides along the front and scoots into central florida. that's where we call the higher rain chance on saturday, 50%. we will adjust high or low on the chance if we need. scattered storms. behind the front number two, big time cool down sunday, monday, and tuesday. around 70 for the high on monday. lows closer to 50 degrees. >> kristin: good morning. i want you to start off right now looking at maitland boulevard. we have a crash on i-4 westbound

causing slowdowns. and a live look at i-4 west at state road 436. looking west. slow downs there. and the fog is causing slow downs in the viewing area. and the crash in kissimmee, we have significant delays on 192 after a fatal crash at four winds boulevard. this is in kissimmee, osceola county. and heading to the traffic, drive times. 434 to fairbanks, 17 minutes. rouse road to downtown will take 11 minutes. time now for the fox 35 pump patrol. regular gas, $1.65 at the sunoco in orlando. you can check out gas-saving tips at fox35orlando.com. >> john: netflix and chill without the bill. >> amy: we're learning how common it is444444444444 people to stream movies and not pay for

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it's 7:25. st. patrick's day spending is supposed to be down this year. >> amy: a lot of people are getting netflix and not paying for it as well. luanne sorrell has the business headlines. >> reporter: a survey found that 31% of americans who have netflix are not paying for it. and young people are the biggest offender. 69% of people from 13 to 17 years old mooch off of someone else's account. 13% of 18 to 24 year olds are moochers. and it's estimated that the streaming video industry loses $500,000 a year to mooching. some call it mooching and others call it stealing. and here in central florida, legoland is expanding. details on five new projects.

expansion is the electronicoland retreat. the -- legoland retreat. 86 duplexes for families to stay in, and they're really cute. that's expected to open next summer. a new area lego jogo world. and a new movie that you can view while at the park. americans are expected to spend $4.4 billion on st. patrick's day. more than 125 million americans are expected to celebrate tomorrow. they'll spend just more than $33 a person. that's down from last year. most of the money will be spent on alcohol because what is st. patrick's day without a green beer. stion i was trying to figure out what else you would buy. >> reporter: a shirt maybe. you have to wear green. >> amy: or you will get pinched >> john: she does.

flames destroyed an iconic mansion in cocoa beach. >> john: the big question is how did it start. the mansion has quite the history as well. 7:27. it's a little foggy in downtown. we've the forecast straight stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stre-eam stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stream when i want you in my arms

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a lot of traffic in downtown orlando this morning. >> it's heating up. >> john: 7:30 here on "good day orlando." a little foggy downtown. jayme said that may be going away very soon. welcome back to good day. i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. as the sun comes up now, we're getting a better view of what is left of an iconic mansion after a late-night fire burned it down. we'll have a live report from the scene this morning. plus ... only two campaigns have a plausible path to the nomination. ours and donald trump's. >> john: you decide 2016. the field of presidential candidates gets a little bit smaller.

tuesday at the polls. >> amy: drivers start your engines. we're looking forward to a big race in central florida this weekend. a preview of the 12 hours of sebring. >> john: oh, yeah. >> amy: you have to have good weather. rain puts a spoiler on it. >> john: doesn't work well on the track. >> jayme: we have two fronts. one bringing a slight rain chance and a better chance with a stronger system. we're tacking both for you. and is the fog is pretty thick in some spoats. temperatures close to 70. and wind blowing from land off to the sea, offshore blow, and efficiently heats us up. it'll be another very, very warm day. look at this, is it going to be a hot one.

and 79 by 8:00 p.m. tonight. you see we efishtdly heat things up but don't efficiently cool things down. pressing on 80 at 8:00 p.m. and the blend of clouds moving to the north. north. this system will bring a slight rain chance tomorrow afternoon. and friday the rain chances increase. and the temperatures will be dropping towards the weekend with 71 the anticipated high for monday. >> kristin: one crash at i-4 and maitland boulevard, we're looking west. you see emergency crews working on this crash. moving very slow now, westbound i-4. another crash further down on kaley avenue here. you can see the emergency crews working the scene. there's a left lane, possibly two left lanes blocked, it

things moving very slow i-4 westbound. all of that red, no . and 434 to fairbanks, 21 minutes. rouse road to downtown takes 15 minutes. >> john: we have a news alert in brevard county. a iconic mansion in cocoa beach`` reduced to rubble as it burned to the`` ground. >> amy:`` 3rd street and atlantic avenue in cocoa beach. fox 35's andrea jackson is still there live on the scene with details. last time we checked in you said that firefighters were still there. are they still there right now? >> reporter: good morning. they are. i am joined by the fire chief this morning from cocoa beach. good morning. we know the homeowner just arrived, and he is talking with one of the crew members about the house fire. hew a chance to talk with him, what's his reaction this

>> he's desk stated. it's very upsetting -- he's devastated. we're trying to get some answers. >> reporter: what time did the fire start last night, and share with us some of the challenges that the members had to deal with. >> the launch time was 8:36. and they said it was earlier. and heavy fire and flames were found coming from the house. obviously, it's a challenge. the size of house. it's 10,000 square feet. getting the firefighters deployed and water supply out here was very difficult. help -- with help, and apparatus, and people, we were able to get enough water to contain the fire to the house and eventually extinguish it. >> reporter: the images are astounding. some said it looked like it was taken out of a movie script.

i could see the fire from merritt island. i knew it was a serious fire. we were trying to get resources moving, people, and page, all different things in advance before we got here. and it was a challenge in a lot of ways. we're just happy no one was hurt. it first light we can do our investigation. >> reporter: any sort of hunch or lead with regard to what may have started the house fire? >> no hunch or lead. we are always suspect when a house is unoccupied. it's under construction, they were doing some work, and we have no reason to believeff?^ it started the fire, but we're going to move in and see if we can determine what happened with the fire marshal. >> reporter: you said you were concerned about the winds. were there concerns for the homes near by.

we had to deploy two exposure lines to the homes nearby. >> reporter: thanks for your work overnight. your crews worked tremendously overnight and we appreciate all you do. we'll keep you posted. the investigation could take a while as they have a lot of property to cover. we're live in cocoa beach, andrea jackson, fox 35 news. >> amy: donald trump and hillary clinton are closing to clinching their party's nomination. >> john: both appear to be pretty much unstoppable been trump won three state, including the state of florida. that victory forced marco rubio to abandon the race. the race in missouri is still too close to call. 2,000 votes separating donald trump and ted cruz. and john kasich won his home state of ohio. >> if he had won florida and

and kasich stopped him up. but kasich doesn't have a path to the nomination. >> only two campaigns have a plausible path to the nomination, ours and donald trump's. nobody else has a mathematical possibility whatsoever. >> john: on the democratic side, it appears that hillary clinton swept the map winning all contests including florida. no winner has been officially declared in mississippi because the race is too close to call. clinton has taken to twitter and declared herself the winner. voters in winter park approved a referendum to approve a brand new library. the $30 million library will replace the center at martin luther king jr. park. that library is 35 years old and not renovated since 1994. the plan to build a new event center and one story parking garage. the project is expected to take

the search is on for a group of home invasion suspects who t-boned a car and took off. >> amy: we brought this to you as breaking news yesterday. >> reporter: troopers said that a group of five to six men raided a home in ocoee, beat, pistol whipped and tied up the people inside. they slammed into a car at good homes. the suspects took off on foot. the innocent drivers were taken to the hospital but they are expected to cover. they are reviewing evidence from the suspect's getaway vehicle win they left behind. could do you recognize this man? is a accused of hitting a man in the head. it happened last wednesday. the victim confronted the suspect after the suspect groped

investigators said that the victim suffered brain trauma after the attack. >> the victim gets sucker punched. while he's out cold in the parking lot he was kicked in the head. he was taken to the hospital. >> reporter: the suspect got away in a silver suv. if you recognize this man, give crime line a call. orlando police wants to you take a close look at this surveillance video. the man here robbed a store. the video shows him walking into the mercy market, and bringing the gatorade from the cooler to the register along with a gun. you see him going to the counter-and pointing the gun at the employees. fortunately, no one was hurt, and thesome took off. >> john: the suspect took off. >> john: we just had speed week in daytona, and now we have 12

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the big 12 hours of sebring. >> ryan got a chance to talk to one of the big defenders of the race. >> you live in winter park but born in scotland. >> for me it was bad weather. moving to florida for the sunshine. actually, racing brought me here 10 years ago. only place i knew here was disney world. to me it's been home, and i came here, and been living here since. i love living here in central florida and have no plans to move.

you just drove in daytona recently? >> this is 95% the car that we race every week. pretty cool. it was a race car a year ago. we convert it to a two seater car. we actually use it for show events like this. we take people around and do laps at events. >> reporter: how fast can you get this one going? >> 600-horsepower, and 200-mile diesel, no problem. >> reporter: do you like sneak up on people or one of the favorites? >> i have been on both ends. obviously, we have a bit of pressure. a local car, and florida sponsorship. we are going in as one of the favorites. we had a good run at daytona. but 12 hours sebring is a different animal. we have a lot of guests coming from visit florida. we hope to get the corvette up front. >> reporter: you look back five or six years ago, do you

things you picked up to make you better behind the wheel? >> i feel older than five years ago, but we take a good beating, but what makes it different is that you are always abe to pick up thing. i guess i am. i am still getting jobs, so i must be doing all right. >> you can switch over to fox sports gold. >> reporter: we'll take a test drive for a while and take it for a spin. back to you. >> amy: very cool. if you want to go to the track, it's on midway drive in sebring. 10:40 a.m. this saturday for the green flag. it should be fun. we have to have good weather for the racing, jayme king. >> jayme: another front moving in by saturday, and it helps to raise the rain risk across central and north central florida. let's talk about the visibility. everybody is talking about the fog. it's been a pesky little bugger

morning. oiferl, we have seen vast improvements, and we'll see improvements through 8:00 a.m., and 9:00, and 10. and then the uv index will be a 10. the sun out in full force. slather on a good sun block if you are out in the elements. if you have the day off, enjoy the beaches. the interior just as nice. a little warmer across the interior, versus the coastal locale, procial 5 to to -- probably 5 to 6 degrees. good morning all locales. the westerly wind is sweeping the peninsula again. blowing from the land to the ocean, helping to officially warm up everybody. the beaches, the interior. i don't care where you are at, we're going 85 plus with ease today. and by 2:00 p.m., 88, and around

we efficiently heat things up but don't efficiently cool things down. even when the sun goes down, it'll be warm. and bad hair day alert. dew points are high, and thepp humidities reflect that.pp a little extra stickiness to thepp air.p the numberp has been creeping onpp up.pp today it's in full blossom, at least for thepp season.pp you look at the calendar, i'm inpp mid-march, right? coolish temps, not so much.pp and golfing, by 3:00 p.m., 88. a warm spell intoed. in-deed. and creeping on up is the veil of cirrus from mainland mexico and texas. the cold front is buried here. and this is front number one, i call it, will have some impact. not today, but thursday into friday you see chances of rain going up. 40% seeing showers and isolated

afternoon. here's how it plays out. a model forecast. this is a mere computer simulation as to what may or may not play out weather-wise. we see an increase in clouds. front dropping from north to south. heaviest rain from gainesville to the georgia border. weekend. you see the front, and there's number one going through and there's the secondary front. check it out here, the western periphery of front number two for saturday, a low pressure center tries to develop on the gulf. if this comes to fruition, it'll ripple in and mosey into the sunshine state and increase the rain chance by about 350%. showers and storms pop off. storm chances 50%.

behind the secondary system it's much cooler than we have seen over the last couple of weeks. 51 for the low and no chance of rain by next monday. this is a gorgeous weather baby. looking good. love to see your kids on the show. get your pictures to us. visit our website at fox35orlando.com. it's the only place in central florida to see weather babies right here live on gdo. here's kristin with live drive. >> kristin: i-4 is a big mess this morning. i-4 at maitland boulevard, the westbound lane, we have an accident that has one lane blocked. it's causing slowdowns. back up all the way to lake mary. and heading further west on i-4, this is at kaley avenue, we have a crash that is blocking two left lanes on the westbound side. you will see slowdowns on both the westbound and eastbound i-4.

i want to show you how far that is going. and there's kaley avenue. and ivanhoe you see backups past ivanhoe. taking you now to cocoa beach. we have a road closure on a1a, southbound. a reporter out there is telling us it's a pretty big mess. lots of red i-4 westbound, from lake mary boulevard to colonial, 58 minutes. eastbound i-4 from the attractions to downtown, 22 minutes. if you are using the 408 this morning from the 417 to downtown, that will take you 18 minutes. john and amy, back to you. >> john: a biker claimed that someone stole his parrot during bike week been he knows how it happened and is offering a

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7:54 here on good day. time to look the the headlines. >> amy: a sheriff's bailiff is suspended without pay after allegedly stabbing a prostitute. he is facing charges of sexual battery and attempted murder. according to the police report, it happened last month. he picked up the woman at a miami gas station and agreed to pay her for sex. after a disagreement, the woman said that he stabbed her in the neck, back and stomach. >> john: a unusual crime coming out of bike week. a biker said that someone stole the parrot you see there. someone took the blue and gold

he said that spike can't fly and probably put up a fight. >> forced off the motorcycle and ran off in the crowd. local motorcycle enthusiasts saw what happened and tried to chaises them down but could nod. >> he is offering 1,000 reward for information leading to spike's safe return. >> amy: a woman is fighting to keep her pet gator at home. rambo rides on the back of motorcycles and is even trained not to bite. she has had a lanes -- a license to own him for six years. he must live on at least two and a half acres of land. but she said he can't be left outside because he's sensitive to sun light. the case is under review. >> john: i have never heard of a gator sensitive to sun light. >> amy: or a gator that doesn't bite. >> john: he is cute.

>> amy: a brain the size of a walnut. fox's reporter steve noviello is going to give us a sneak peak of the auto show before it opens to the public. we check into some of the damage that occurred after a severe night of weather. >> john: here's a look at

good day at 8:00 >> announcer: this is "good day orlando." >> john: 8 o'clock on "good day orlando." in the big doings downtown, much of downtown just disappeared. >> amy: a lig