>> john: thursday, march 17. "good day orlando." i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. thanks for joining us on this st. patrick's day. fox 35's dana jay is on breaking news. >> reporter: a deadly house fire in lake county. emergency crews rush in. we'll tell you the latest from the scene. >> amy: also this morning, x annn end to an era. the days of orcas in captivity are now numbered, sea world says. >> john: all new at 7:00, don't leave your kids with an unhealthy inheritance. why what you eatlon before you

now you are worried about kids you dent have. not enough to worry about. >> amy: add to the list. jayme king, we need good weather on this st. paddy's day. >> jayme: we're trying. is the rain moving back in at 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. slim slight chance, 20%. and gainesville, it's 70 now. 70 ocala. widespread upper tiered 60s. and for today mixed skies. waves of cloud cover. evident on satellite. it's on the way. isolated p.m. rain threat, 20%. here's the first system that comes in today. secondary batch of energy on top by tomorrow into saturday and departed and e-- will eeast of the state by sunday. and everything shuffles our way as everything drops southbound

increase of rain peaking on saturday at 50 to 60%. temperatures are up down and all around. slow general trend decreases the numbers and brings us back down to closer to maybe 70 for a high. and wake-up temps by tuesday, brisks, up to upper 40s and to around 50. >> kristin: good morning. i want to take you out near the attractions. we have a crash here on hotel plaza boulevard and buena vista drive. other than that, lots of green. eastbound i-4, john young parkway. back to you. >> john: having some mic problems. we'll check in with you in just a second. a major announcement from sea world. >> amy: the company said that the days of orcas in captivity will eventually come to an end. >> reporter: sea world entertainment making several major announcements this

the biggest is that they will no longer breed orcas in captivities starting today. they just tweeted out a new ad, and here's a new look at it. >> this will be the last generation of orcas at sea world. the company that helped the world fall in love with orcas will end breeding and transition away from theatrical shows. the animals will continue to live at sea world with world class care. >> reporter: they can live up to 50 year, killer whales, and in a couple decades all of the orcas at sea world could be gone. they will introduce new natural encounters rather than the theatrical shows. the new encounters will focus on exercise and overall health. and they canceled all of the orca shows. the new shows start at that park in san diego, and then san

they announced that they're partnering with the humane society. this coming after sea world announced that their killer whale till acom may be dying of444444444444 a respiratory infection. >> amy: fox 35's dana jay has fire. waiting for updates from firefighters this morning. good morning, dana. >> reporter: good morning. this home right in the middle of a neighborhood here in mineola, in fact, neighbors tell us they were lined up along the fence on the edge of the property last night check things out. they said they really feel for the family here who not only lost the loved one, their house is a total loss as well. it was engulfed in flames, we're told, when crews arrived last night. three fire departments and paramedics on scene. the crews went into the home and

they tried to do cpr and revive the person on the scene. and they were unable to revive. and the city manager released this statement. we spoke to one of the neighbors who is deeply concerned. >> it's hard. i heard one of you say there's something set up for the family. the whole community would like to know. it's sad to lose someone in your family and not even be able to mourn them of memorabilia of them, it's awful. >> reporter: so the city has said that they are setting up a

we'll be sure to keep on top of that and share that information with the community as we get it. the fire department is also saying they don't know whether or not there were working smoke detectors in the home. but they said this should be a reminder to us all to make sure that our smoke detectors are working. dana jay, fox 35 news. >> john: also developing in orlando, deputies say that a man has been detained in connection with a deadly shooting. this happened just before 10:00. at the chowder bay apartments off of south rio grande avenue. a 26-year-old man died at the hospital last night. they are not saying if the man detained is a shooter. >> john: an entertainer with a legislateddary name dies by his concert. >> amy: frank sinatra jr. died. he was to be performing last

he was admitted to halifax hospital after complaining of being light headed and suffered a massive heart attack. he was kidnapped and held for ransom at 19 years old followed his dad in the musical business. he was 72. >> john: developing at this hour there's a battle on capitol hill over president obama's supreme court justice pick. ryan has more on how the lawmakers are reacting. >> reporter: it's been quite a reaction. the president nominated merrick garland to replace antonin`@ scalia in the supreme court. it's been met by opposition. garland is the chief justice of the dc courts of appeals. his name has consistently come up as a qualified nominee.

for the republicans to refuse any of the president's nominee. they said that no nomination should happen. >> because you've got a balance on the court that's very delicate right now with the death of the great conservative antonin scalia and here's the deal. merrick garland, i felt sorry for him yesterday. i think he is qualified but i don't think he is going anywhere. he's pretty much in the center politically. scalia was way on the right. you confirm this guy to replace scalia, you tilt the court to@ the left. >>@ and garland is considered a moderate. he will travel to capitol hill to go one on one. and one interesting note, garland is 63 years old.

court nominee in a generation. >> john: police say that the public is not in any danger because the crime was not random and the victim behind bars. police said two men broke into an apartment on conway after midnight on wednesday. officers said that the men robbed the man at gun point, shot and killed the dog and took off in the victim's car. that victim is now facing drug charges. he was seen running from the apartment shortly after with go black bags. the bags were found with gun. and police said they found more cocaine on magie's kitchen table. >> amy: a 13-year-old boy is in a mental health facility a one of his parents caught him trying to bring a loaded rifle to school.

to take the gun to the middle school. they are investigating what the teenager was planning to do. >> john: two arrested after a bb gun was found in lake mary. that gun was turned over to the sheriff avenues office, and no students were hurt. >> amy: tomorrow some of the world's best. >> john: the field loaded with major champions. the tournament kicks off at bay hill. tee time, 7:30. 20 minutes away. the last group teeing off at 2:00 p.m. major fire power at this year's event, as there is each and every year. four time pga tour winner ben curtis said that he is excited for the first event of the year for him. >> been home since basically august, played one other small

of the north and come down here for a few weeks and get ready for the event, it's a big thrill to be able to start here. >> john: they will have their sights set on matt every. and $6.3 million. avery is the local guy who doesn't really play that well in other places and plays well here. when ryan said, are you going to win it again this year, and he said, no. and then he won. another car. >> john: a woman has her dog back after someone stole her car and crashed it with the dog in the back seat. wait until you see the fire that started. >> jayme: uv index forecast around a 5. a lot lower than yesterday's 9 or 10.

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patrick's day morning. we have seen some green lights around town. down in the attractions area. green today. don't forget to wear your green, or you will get pinched, like jayme has gotten pinched. >> john: he has an excuse. he's always on a green wall. i offered him my pocket square. this one here, but he said no. >> john: a woman is glad to have her dog back after her car was stolen with the dog inside. >> amy: the car was stolen and then crashed and burst into flame. the victim said she was at a red light with her dog, kenzie, and an 18 suspect jumped in the passenger side of the car, and that's when he got into the driver seat and drove off after she got out.@ and he crashed into a power pole

helped get him out of the car. it was fixin' to blow. >> a gentleman dragging the man out. and the car was already on fire. he was dragging the man out, next thing you see is the car burst into flames. you probably had 20-foot flames coming out of the car. >> police deputies and good samaritans@| searched for hours after the` crash until kenzie was eventual lip found. she did have some injuries. she was treated by a local veterinarian. they're still trying to figure out why the guy jumped into the car in the first place. he is expected to have his first court appearance this morning, but at last check he was at the regional hospital. >> amy: a family fearing for their lives after a car rolled up and rammed into them. right across from the boys and girls club. 27-year-old woman smashed into

sharonda bell. belle said she feared for their lives and tried to get away. police said that robinson followed goal a nearby gas station and rammed her car a second time. that's when bell said her cousin called the police. >> she was telling the police, that can you please send someone out, she's trying to kill us, she's ratching the car, and we have kids in the car. >> amy: she was charged with five counts of ramming the car. she believes that robinson is involved with the children's father. >> jayme: we have 60s and low-end 70s across the fox 35 viewing area. up north, down south, east, west. not a lot of deviation. everyone is what i call the same zone of temperatures.

cloud cover ruling the weather roost, so to speak, as we see the clouds roll in. peeling out across texas and moving our way. embedded in there are rain chances associated with front number one. front number two arriving for the weekend, and yet another window of opportunity opening up big and broad. prepare yourselves for time of wetter weather, friday evening, and saturday morning may feature a somewhat robust rain chance at 30 to 40%, and after that it'll be nice, and cooler. and we have patchy fog. this is the visit orlando tower cam, high atop the hyatt regency. lights of the night still

the hustle and bustle of the tourist direct. and as we get into the afternoon, better rain chance up here. a few spokes of energy rotate through the east central side of the state into the coastal regions. light scattered showers more isolated in activity. by tomorrow, a big rain ramp up. passing on through. the strengthened westerly flow. as the front continues to move down across the spine of the state. it doesn't go too far south. eventually, it moves back north across the area. it'll capture quite a bit of moisture and coupling that with the low. it scoots out into the central gulf of mexico. it'll drag yet another system towards us. you can see by saturday at 5:00 p.m. pretty good coverage overall of the rain potential. and we continue with low clouds and potential for more rainfall and isolated storms in the mix.

interesting and a lot wetter, but they are beneficial rain drops but unfortunately it is all setting up in time for the weekend. solid 80s. and looming rain chance. and general increase in clouds. for tonight, mostly cloudy, a couple of showers wouldn't shock me. shouldn't shock you either. into friday morning, a couple drips here and there. the rain chance beginning to creep on up. we call it 50% saturday and saturday night. reduce to 30% on sunday. and monday, tuesday, wednesday, a distant memory, we dry things out and cool things down. a high of 71 on monday. >> kristin: we have congestion in altamonte springs. this is a look at i-4 at the 434, the westbound lane. it appears there's a disabled vehicle in one of the left hand lanes. that's slowing things down

of course, we will stay on top of that and bring you more details as we get them. eastbound from the attractions to downtown will take you 15 minutes. westbound 408 from the 417 to downtown will take 11 minutes. time now for the fox 35 pump patrol, regular gas is just $1.65 at the sunoco in orlando. and we always post gas saving tips at fox35orlando.com. >> john: 7:21 here on good day. all new at 7:00, on the health watch, if you are obese or diabetic it may be linked to what your parents did before you were ever born. >> amy: a study shows that mother and father's eating habit

on the health watch, obesity and diabetes my not be determined societily by external or environmental factors. a new study in "nature genetics tt finds that what your parents ate before you were born may

what are your thoughts on the study. >> let me explain the study first. . they took identical mice, broke them into three groupss. one group very high fat diet. made them very overweight. one group in the middle. and another group low fat, and kept them trim. and collected eggs and sperm, and intellectual implanted in other mice. what happened when growing in mom was all the same the difference was what the mice ate before they conceived. and lo and behold the overweight mice created overweight babies. >> john: wow. >> it's a little bit scary. not just the sequence of the dna but what attaches to the dna that may express growth genes. >> john: once again, mom and dad are messing up the kids. >> well.

be, in fact, a fact, what do do you down the road? someone may be predetermined to be obese and can't do much about it. >> we definitely know what you eat compared to what you burn, regardless of what set you up before you were born, has an effect. we do still have control. i don't think we have to throw away the baby with the bath water and say, okay, i'm predestined, there's nothing i can do. >> john: i think a lots of people will have the take away that, my mom or dad did it to me, and there's nothing i can do. what do you want people to know as this gets more press. >> the takeaway is is that we know we need to live well. we know how to take good care of our bodies. regardless of where we are now, we can always do better, whether we're mom or dad, whether we're the child, and the family working together to eat the way we're supposed to eat, get some exercise, and get enough sleep, leaves us in the best shape we

obesity, diabetes, heart disease, cancer, you name it. >> john: now we know it may not just be about you, because what you are doing now impacts future generations. >> your whole family, and maybe multiple future generations. we're on the web at orlando health.com. and physician associations.com. >> john: we appreciate you being here. we'll talk to you soon. >> amy: all new in our next half hour, a 5-year-old girl is paralyzed after she was hurt doing something that a lot of kids do. >> she hyper extended her spine. the artery was cut off. >> amy: she did it while doing a back bend.

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>> john: it is 7:30 here on "good day orlando." we have clouds rolling in. it's expected to be a pretty nice day. and the golfers are getting ready to tee off. tee time for the arnold palmer.

>> john: do they wear green? >> amy: they would blend in. >> john: i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. as the sun rises, the fire better look at what happened a the the scene of a deadly house fire in lake county been. >> my whole concept is very simple. make america great again. that's what we're going to do.0 she can0 not make america great0 again. >> john: after0 a dominating0 performance on tuesday0 donald trump turning0 his attention towards hillary clinton. but it's his own party he may need to watch out for. >> amy: uncle sam sending out tax refunds. before you spend a penny, you want to hear this. our financial expert joins us. what you should really be doing with the tax return money. jayme king, you don't need another motor for the boat. >> john: i disagree. >> amy: i want you to be able to

>> john: actually, i think he needs a bigger boat. >> jayme: someone give him a hug. somebody. here are your numbers. 70. a popular number. close to that in other locales. titusville and melbourne at 68. check the dew points. the numbers for this time of the year are pretty plump, we'll say that. mid-to-upper 60s. a reflection of the moisture. you probably notice we have the thin veil of fog in play. and the moisture count is slowly increasing. a soupy day. i think you notice the humidity for mid-march is high today. 77 by 8ish. and despite the clouds another warm day. compliments of the warmth moving in. and quite a bit of moisture coming off of mainland mexico, interior texas and the caribbean, some of of this will veer in off the yucatan straits.

to 20%. and 40 to 50 on saturday. and we'll address that coming up in the full weather in about 10 minutes. here's kristin with lives drive traffic. >> kristin: a crash at i-4 and the florida turnpike. emergency crews have just arrived on scene. things are moving slow. i-4 woaft bound at the florida turnpike. taking you out to lake mary. we're seeing delays from lake mary all the way through into altamonte springs. this is the i-4 westbound to the right. the cars coming toward you are heading eastbound. we had an earlier crash that was cleared in altamonte springs. and we're seeing delays to lake mary. i-4 westbound lake mary boulevard to colonial, will take 41 minutes. eastbound from the attractions to downtown, 18 minutes. >> john: new this morning, a

shock and a family is in need of support after a deadly house fire. >> amy: it happened last flight in mineola street in mineola. fox 35's dana jay has been on the scene all morning long. >> reporter: good morning. as the sun comes up, we're getting a better look at how bad ily the house was damaged. the fire crews are on the scene to make sure we don't see hot spots.@ not only did the family who lives here lose a loved one, but this home is a total loss. it was engulfed in flames when crews arrived around 9:00 p.m. last night. three lake county fire departments and paramedics responded to the house. the fire cleef said that crews went into the home and pulled out one person. they tried to do cpr and revive him on scene but they were unable to do so. everyone else escaped, we're

neighbors said they saw the could motion as people tried to get people out of the home. they saw the commotion. >> they were banging on the winds windows and the doors, and asking them to come out but i guess they it were asleep. >> reporter: they are not identifying the person who was killed last night because they're makingtt sure that there's been enough time for all of the family members to be notifyed. they also have telling us it's a very tight-knit community. the loss will be greatly felt. they're trying to help out the family by setting up a drop-off location. once we find a this out, we'll pass that alok to you. >> john: a man thought to be impersonating a trooper in clermont was actually the real deal. >> amy: this one is kind of odd. >> reporter: you kind of have to

trooper pulled over a woman this past weekend. everything seemed normal. she thought it was someone pretending to be a trooper because the patrol car was unmarked. the police station had trouble figuring it out because he never reported the traffic stop. he said he gave the woman a warning because he recognized her as his neighbor. a woman tried to use fake $100 bills at a cvs store. the same woman is accused of using another fake $100 bill at a super cuts. witnesses said she speaks with an accent, and an image of her face. >> john: six pounds of heroin found in a backpack. they were checking the baggage of a 38-year-old man when he ayes lived from -- arrived from mexico.

turned over to authorities. >> john: accused of assaulting a police officer. >> near the ocean walk section of the beach 1:30 yesterday afternoon. the officer was trying to arrest 20-year-old jamie gordon for an alcohol violation and he resisted and took off running. the officer caught up with gordon and arrested him but he dislocated had i arm in the process. and gordon is facing charges of resisting arrest. they're only two weeks into the season and have had a record amount of arrests. >> the crowds are a lot bigger. last spring break, for the month of march and april, we only had about 94 alcohol arrests. we're way over that as of right now. >> amy: it's illegal to drink on the beach in volusia county and you will be ticketed or arrested for that.

governors has ranked ucf top for education. they consider graduation rates and employment and wages. ucf is the only university in the state to rank in the top three during all four years that the performance based funding has been awarded. >> john: new speculation a that the republican party could try to knock out donald trump. >> amy: after he had a huge night in the polls on super tuesday. he won three of the five states outright. he's leading in missouri right now. they're still counting in that state. the prospect of another candidate has not gone away. a group of conservatives will layout the groundwork for a possible third-party run. trump warns there could be serious consequences if if the party tries to take the nomination away from him. >> i think you would have riots. think bad things would happen. i do believe that. i wouldn't lead it, but i think@

>> amy: this is has fox news called off the next debate.@ donald trump said@ he would skip it, and john kasich said he would also not go if trump was not there. >> amy: governor rick scott is urging to rally behind the g.o.p. front runner. he said he did not mention this sooner because he didn't want to effect the vote. marco rubio is considering a run for governor. >> john: sanders trailing by more than 700 delegates the democratic party is taking aimality republicans.. leaders are calling donald trump a` bigot. some say he incited violence and others say he's a fire alarm for

>> our commander-in-chief has to be able to defend our country, not embarrass it. >> despite her big lead, clinton said she will not try to push bernie sanders out of the race. she doesn't it wouldn't anger her supporters because she will need them down the road, they said. >> it's not true that donald trump would nominate judge judy. i have seen that. all the reality stars are not ganging up to take over the world. >> amy: you never know. >> and if you are fortunate enough to get a tax refund. >> what you444444444444uld be doing with

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>> amy: welcome back to "good day orlando." oia is about to get even bigger. the orlando aviation board has approved for the south terminal complex. $1.8 billion project. it's just south of the existing complex. both international and domestic flights would use the terminal. construction is scheduled to start next year. it's set to be complete by 2019. kind of hard to get an idea. >> john: trying to figure out where. >> amy: yeah, where everything is. >> john: it's going to be big. some of you have already gotten the tax refund but what do you do with the cash? >> luanne sorrell has cat amull.

>> if you want to pinch me. that's okay. i know what john wants us to do with the tax refund money? give it to him. >> everyone. and you have good things to do. start with saving it. is it a good idea or not? >> absolutely. you could save it. fund your ira for 2016. right now you are funding for 2015. put it in an emergency fund, if you don't have oner or set it asset. you knee that coming up in the next week or two something will come up. >> in a savings account you won't get much. >> but that money is put aside. put in the checking account, it's going to disappear, and poof, it's gone. even if you don't earn anything, it's better than spending without thinking about it. >> how about paying off debt? >> that's a great idea. you look at -- two ways to do it.

cards or if you have multiple cards and high balances, spread it out across all of the cards to bring the balances down on each. >> and chances are, if you are a parent, you will be spending some on your kids? >> oh, of course. >> put it towards their college fund maybe? >> exactly. put if in the 529. florida prepay, if you have a young child, you can start that and pay monthly. setting accede in the 529. you may have kids that need braces or camp for the summer. you and i both know you don't run out of things that you can spend it on. >> they always need something. >> exactly. >> another good thing, spending on home improvement? >> you want to stay in your home, and you will rebuild your kitchen, bathroom, that's always good to improve your home. it increase the value at some point. or general maintenance and have it painted which is not that exiefting.

and amy would agree, is the top of the list. >> paint on the walls. >> absolutely. home improvement is always a good way to spend it. >> finally, my favorite one. >> of course, definitely. >> create memories with your family and friend displz instead of bying a lot of stuff, and buying more things for the kids, i would say pick a great family vacation you can line up. you have a new extended family now, how exciting. >> yeah. >> pick a nice spot where you can go in the summertime. whether it's a couple weeks in key west or if you want to do is cruise. >> that's what i do with my refund. i make sure i get one each year. >> you are so lucky. >> things get old, but memories don't. >> you can always take alist pictures. >> that's money well spent.

>> our website, financial advisory institute.com. happy st. paddy's day. >> jayme: good to see you, cat. we'll see a good mix of sun and clouds today. at times, quite frankly, the clouds take over the weather scene and we'll see 20% chances of rain. chunkier in ocala and gainesville, probably more in the line of 30 to 40%. nothing in really excess of that. the front is pretty weak. the moisture, while not going hog wild with the amounts, we're stacking some, and a lot more than we've seen, and a little better overall in north central florida. temperatures are mild. and across the far south. the wind direction is out ofhvv west and the southwest. indicative of the situation that we're in for the approaching frontal boundary and shifting of winds. creating a mixed scene with

sun and clouds. and moisture is pooling along the boundary. this is the first in two. a series of systems that moves north towards the region. this one the rain chances look robust in ocala and gainesville. out towards hammock beach, and the flagler, and palm coast. and getting down into the metro of orlando and the suburbs. we're not expecting anything too rough and gruff out there. and secondary wave mosses through. you can see it oozing down and sagging southbound, and a pretty good cluster of rain. a lot of you seeing rain drops towards late tomorrow afternoon and friday evening. we have a little bit of a lull into saturday morning. retiring of the rain chances as the front that comes through tomorrow stalls out and lifts back north. low pressure developing on the western flank. as this approaches, we have a chance of rain, light and slight, for saturday morning. a much better chance saturday

probably as high as 50 to 60%. and sunday morning, offering up a few lone bird showers. then the system kicks to the east. clear out, cool it down, and bringing back sunshine to kick off the next work week. we're in the solid 80s again. i it's crazy. despite the clouds and looming rain chance, very warm. 6 30s tonight. a touch cooler in gainesville and ocala, low 60s anticipated there. the next seven day, you can see the numbers falling in regard to the highs and the overnights not just yet. the front has to clear, wind spin northerly, and pumping in cooler weather, lows monday night into tuesday morning, lows around 50. the outskirts of orlando into the 40s. and not long lasting. a more modified air mass moves

to 80 by next wednesday with bright sun. let's look at snap the sun, or the underbelly of a seagull. that's a good shot. good shooting there. #snapthesun. we'll feature your photography here on the show. we have a weather baby. this is arden. i love the expression, mom and dad. cute kiddo you have there. you can visit our website at fox35orlando.com for more on the weather baby segment seen only here on fox 35. >> kristin: good morning. i-4 is a little bit of a mess right now. a live look at a crash at i-4 and the florida turnpike. this is the west bound lane. the crash has been cleared. there's no roadblock associated with this, but things are still moving very slow through orlando. this is i-4 west bound at the florida turnpike.

in the westbound lanes things are moving very slowly. bumper to bumper because of an earlier crash. 434 in altamonte springs. things are moving very slow in the area. taking you right now to a crash. this is showing the backups on the crash at the florida turnpike. this is the florida turnpike, i-4 west bound. all the way up here, this is john young0 parkway. you see the delays going past john young parkway. it's a big mess on i-4 westbound. eastbound from the attractions to downtown will take you 21 minutes. if you are using the 408 this morning, 417 to downtown, will take you 14 minutes. >> john: a 5-year-old girl trying to walk again after she was hurt doing a back bend. >> i said move your leg, unbend your knee. she looked at it and said i can't. >> john: we'll tell you about the intense rehabilitation the

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>> john: 5:00-year-old girl in california is pair liezed from injury. >> amy: she was hurt doing a back bend. it happened in december. someone arches their body backwards and your hands touch the floor. when she did it, she collapsed to the floor in pain and nearly 30 minutes later she could no longer feel her legs. >> i said unbend your knee. she said, i can't. i picked her up, tried to set her down on the floor and her legged buckled. >> she said that she hyper

and the artdry to her spine was cut off. she is so determined and we are so determined to help her. >> she is going to physical therapy several times a month. and she will travel to baltimore and then head to louisville, kentucky, and spend three months in the loco motor training. >> john: interesting. on the health watch, possible game changer for those needing a kidney donation.

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