>> john: 7:00 on your friday morning. dpand. i'm john brown. >> luanne: i'm luanne sorrell. happy friday to you. >> reporter: good morning. big changes coming to your commute in downtown orlando. how the 408 has been affectedded. >> john: plus how a community is helping the family of a teenager

>> luanne: is florida at risk for sinking into the ocean. a local professor will explain his shocking research. first a check on the friday forecast with jayme king. so far so good out there. >> jayme: we'll take it as it comes. and it looks like the rain will ramp up going into the afternoon hours. 60s for us right now. we have had a couple of pockets of light rain. and radar is much quieter and diminished in overall activity. rain chances arriving. 40%. we're fair game for rain drops all day long. after we see the 2:00 p.m. time frame, and endure the day time heating cycle, we get rain production, especially well north of orlando. gainesville, light stuff on the southwest side of the county. more ramping up over the gulf. the intensity is lacking. it's mainly light now. but as the front drops

area, that's when we see over the central gulf energy pockets riding up and alonged front. those are the main drivers, culprits if you will, to bring a good shot of rain. lower chances today, and higher chances after the noon hour tomorrow. early saturday subject to like the likethe pockets and. light pockets and then sunday lesser chances. and a couple scenarios could play out. we'll have the full forecast coming up >> kristin: . sky fox is fly over a big mess in apopka on the 414 and the 429. i'll step out of the way. it's pretty dark out there, but backups, huge, huge, back ups.p 414.`` maitland, at` the 429. we're working to get more details.

we're talking about so you can see it here. major delays indicated by the oranges there on the 414. again, eastbound 414 and 429. and we'll bring you some more details. heading over to:si downtown orlando we have some big changes coming. at the 408, the westbound on ramp from orange avenue. that's where we find fox 35's andrea jackson. this is a project that will go on for quite some time? >> reporter: yes. good morning. three years. commuters have to get used to the big change. the new change-up is right behind me. you have to access at division street. no longer access from orange avenue. that's the big change from commuters this morning. that ramp has been relocated from orange avenue to division avenue at anderson street. relocating the ramp. interchange. that's in need of a major makeover.

access the new short-term ramp. i like how they call it a short-term a, because it's a three year project. this is one of the major changes. it's in effect for three years. by 2019, the new ramp should be reopened. just a reminder, with the i-4 ultimate project, patience is a virtue >> luanne: a heart broken community is helping a local family after a teen dies in a house fire. >> john: these are pictures of 17-year-old trevor ross. his friend said he loved animals, photography, and even volunteered in the community. >> reporter: there's been an outpouring of support for trevor ross and his family in the past 24/48 hours or so. there's photos of him posted here at the end of the drive way where he was killed in a house

he was 17 years old. a lake mineola high school student. according to a go fund me page he was into robotics and animal rescues. he is survived by parents and two brothers who lost just about everything they owned in the fire on wednesday night. as we told you yesterday, the city of mineola is doing what they can by collecting donations on their behalf. >> the community has been wonderful so far in pouring out their donations of clothing, food, monetary, gift cards, and the businesses are stepping up to ask what they can do to help. so we're just trying to keep that going. >> reporter: over the last 24 hours or so, we learned that the rest of the family was not home at the time of the fire. trevor was sleeping in his room. firefighters tried to resuscitate him, and they were unable to do so. investigators think they may not

so badly damaged. >> luanne: sea world's decision to stop breeding killer whales is already paying off for them. >> john: the company's stock went up about 10 10% hours after they made the announcement. and they announced that they'll phase out theatrical shows at the parks. sea world said that it es could increase attendance by 1 million visitors, generating an additional $80 million in revenue in the next three year, and they are abandoned their blue world orca habitat project. >> it's good to know because humans and animals and it's educational you get to see them. not in a natural habitat but you get to see them. >> it's kind of sad that the next generation won't be able to see the orcas. like we got to see them when i was a kid.

keeping an animal that size in captivity. >> john: currently 29 orcas. one of which is pregnant. >> luanne: researchers say that orlando is one of the top cities in the u.s. most at risk for a zika virus. >> reporter: this is from the national center for atmospheric research. shows orlando one of the hot zones -- by far one of the biggest hot zones when you see how big the circle is. one of 50 cities expected to have a warmer than normal summer and spreading across the country. making orlando the perfect breeding ground for zika carrying mosquitoes. takes into account the number of international travelers. and orlando is at the top of that list. and four new cases here in the sunshine state. one in brevard and three in alachua. so far 66 confirmed cases in florida. of course, all of those are

this is according to the state health department. >> luanne: all new this morning, the volusia county man convicted of hitting and killing a horse will be sentenced today. last february christopher todd got into a verbal argument with a group of people riding horses along the st. johns' river. the officials said that they were fighting over how fast that todd was driving. he rammed into one of the horses and took off. he was caught and charged. >> luanne: the sheriff avenues office has been given approval to buy 225 body cameras after months of research. they rolled out the video showing off the new gear. $2.5 million, and they'll be paid for by money seized in criminal cases. >> john: round two of the arnold palmer invitationals.

field today. adam scott, henrikstenson, and justin rose are on his heels. >> luanne: donald trump may not become the nominee, even though he is leading in the race. >> john: a high school stunt gone wrong. >> jayme: say it isn't so, it brings a tear to my eye. weekend rainfall. i would like to choke that front.

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a live look at i-drive on this friday morning it is so pretty out there, and it's feeling pretty good too. 63 degrees, but it'll be packed this week. spring break will be in full effect. i will avoid that area for a while. >> john: you decide. donald trump is the republican front runner right now, but that doesn't necessarily mean he will become the candidate >> luanne: we could be looking at an open convention. doug luzader is joining us. >> reporter: happy friday to

and contested could be a possibility. if you put money on it, it's more likely to be a hillary clinton donald trump matchup. we're getting an idead of what that could really look like. >> [barking]. >> [laughter]. >> reporter: donald trump's web ads are cheap, and cunning. >> i have a very good brain. i have said a lot of things. >> [laughter]. >> reporter: for all of the bluster, they are no doubt flawed front runners. the front may have -- trump may have a ceiling of support. convention d before. >> reporter: for her part, hillary clinton is dealing with an enthusiasm gap. and an ongoing fbi investigation into her use of classified e-mail at the state department.

corroborating and re-corroborating and i believe it'll recommend that the evidence be presented to a grand jury. what happens there, nobody knows. >> reporter: but at the same time, real questions. behind closed doors president obama has been urging democratic leaders to unite around clinton. is it possible that his justice department, would pursue a case against her? >> he must either have information or strong intuition that this will not happen. >> reporter: we'll see. hillary clinton meantime is being very careful not to alienate bernie sanders supportersers because shoaz are voters she may need heading into the general election. >> luanne: doug luzader live in washington this morning. thank you. >> john: terrifying moments at a. pep rally at a high school. a man accidentally catches on fire.

>> this was supposed to be a stunt at the atlantic community high school at delray beach. rickey inferno charles, that's what he grgs by, was on the mat and breathes fire. the man makes the dunk but charles is caught on fire. he had to be taken to the hospital. he has severe burns. several studentses treated for smoke inhalation. he believes that the stunt went wrong this time@ because he used a new type of lamp oil. 7:15 here on "good day orlando." here's jayme king with your accuweather forecast. >> jayme: it's friday. you have made it to the weekend. congrats. the weather, not too bad right now. there are sprinkles and a lower cloud deck. a little sliver of sunshine eastbound towards coastal brevard, not too bad right now. temperatures in the 60s, and that's everywhere.

others at the station, a lot of folks on facebook, saying, it was a lot cooler last night. we had had a jumbo complex of thunderstorms that developed north of orlando, as the front crept out of southern georgia. there was a outflow boundary. and the down draft. and it went rocketing through orlando, at 30 knots and screaming on through. and helped to bring down the temperatures and make them a bit more tolerable. 2:00 p.m., 82. the rain chance is very light and slight early this morning. after 2:00 p.m., it coincides nicely with the chance rising to 40% with the sea breezes punch, in off the east side. and low to mid-80s in spite of

splotchy rain right now. and later today you get the wipers a good work out and the umbrellas as we see another batch of energy developing along the frontal boundary. south of that, massive clouds on sat rad, a twist, cyclonic, or clockwise wrap, nugget of low pressure. and it ripples along and heads head long through. bringing up the chance of rain on saturday. a slight chance in the a.m. and the coverage may be pretty good overall with 60% of us seeing the rain drops setting up. scattered shower, and even a few isolated thunderstorms and packing quite a punch. fairly modest chances for rain. another surge into saturday. you can see how the moisture fills in along the boundary. by late saturday night into

winding down. modeling wants to bring the front down and through. sunday may, the better of the two weekend days, saturday and sunday. we'll see how it pans out. clouds on the minds of many. continuing to thicken over the panhandle. a day of mainly mostly cloudy skies but a few slivers was sun should not be ruled out. as we dry things up, clear things out, we cool i thinks this down. the high on monday is around 68. and lows tuesday morning, and monday morning, pretty chilly, upper 40s if not 50. no chance of rain. and then by wednesday, it should pump in a few extra clouds and solid highs in the 80s and lows near 60. >> kristin: right now chopper is flying over a big mess in apopka. we're seeing a crash and it appears there are several emergency crews out there.

soon as we see more light out there, because it's still pretty dark. it's looking bad. 414, maitland, and the 429. chopper is heading out to refuel now, about this is at 414 in apopka and 429 where they have meet. eastbound 414 that we see the delays and the accident. one lane is now getting by. all lanes were shut down. we'll stay on top of that for you. i-4 eastbound from john young parkway to downtown, 4 minutes. westbound i-4 from 434 to fairbanks, 10 minutes. 408, rouse road to downtown, 10e minutes. time now for the fox 35 pump patrol. regular gas, $1.78 at the 7-eleven on chamomile drive in hunters creek. you can find gas saving tips on our website at fox35orlando.com >> luanne: coming up this morning, florida could one day

>> john: at least that's what a local scientist says. he joins us thrive explain his new research, when we come back. there's a live look in downtown. don't forget, if you see something you want us to see, snap a picture and put it out on twitter. do the #gdo, and it'll appear on make today smile with 6 dunkin' donuts for $4.49, powdered with sugar, layered with frosting, filled with jelly, or topped with sprinkles. share some smiles with 6 donuts for $4.49 today.

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making global headlines. the fbi said that the university of california student who went on a stabbing spree last yearu/&h was inspired by isis. he wounded four people before campus officials shot and killed him last year. he became self-radicalized by state propaganda that he found online. >> luanne: north north korea fired off ballistic missiles. the south koreaen miferlt said that two missiles traveled 500-miles into the sea of japan. this comes with heightened tensions on the korean peninsula after the north rejected un sanctions over the tests held in

ttion two bodies tested positive for ebola in new new guinea after the itwas considered over in that country. >> john: sea levels rising. showing that florida accounts for half of the rising sea levels. joining us is a doctor from stetson university. what did you find in how bad according to the snrerch. >> to the research? >> where are we seeing growth and people move. as you know, we live in florida. we love to live along the coast. we see people are moving into areas that are going to be extremely vulnerable. we looked a the growth patterns. we found that the risk of people, and so we're talking

would have to build something that would protect them, like we see in miami, or they'll have to move away. yes, we found about three times higher than what we thought previously. >> john: i am sure a lot of people have seen the videos out there of what would happen in miami. and orlando beach front property, is that what the research you saw? >> at least some parts of orlando would be. the worst case scenario, 6 feet, a pretty extreme scenario. areas in orange county would be, in fact, along -- at least along the lagoon. >> john: dealing with global climate change and warming. >> mm hmm. >> john: a lot of people say we had a scare about global cooling been what if we have a cycle where it comes back and it's not a big deal, did you take this into account with the research? >> we did not.

thing with the ice age. some scientists thought that, but only a small percentage. now we know that what's happening with global warming. and we're pretty confident that that's what we can expect. >> john: we're talking end of the century. >> that's right. >> john: anything to do between now and then to stop it, in your research? >> yes. some of the things we can do, global climate, mitigation, renewable energy, these are things that can help. and in terms of vulnerable areas along the coast. if we don't -- if we kind of avoid these very, very vulnerable area, vulnerable to clintons -- vulnerable to hurricanes. >> you are a native floridian. >> that's right. >> does it worry you on a

home would be wiped out? >> i am in deland. at 85 feet. of course, you worry. so i loved beaches. i love florida. i want them to be here. i think anything we can do to help stop this would be a very good thing. >> john: can people read your website. >> you can send me an e-mail and i can likely send it to you. >> john: thank you. we appreciate you being here today. >> luanne: coming up on "good day orlando," spring break getting rowdy. why police say that the crowds are out of control this year. what does this mean for you? >> a lot. i have had them since they were babies. >> luanne: a local woman's beloved pets are stolen. what she is offering to the

pups.

63 degrees as you're waking up. 7:30 here on "good day orlando." it's a big weekend here for country music fans in central florida. kenny chesney in town. >> luanne: a huge name. >> john: and run away country. camping, and tents. >> john: yes. you have lots of music. almost 30 acts is the number appearing down there. a lot of people down there for that. welcome back to good day, i am john brown. >> luanne: i am luanne sorrell. big changes to the i-4 and the 4 408 in downtown orlando. >> they were walking around and being jerks and dumping out everyone's alcohol. >> john: why police now cracking down big time in daytona beach

>> luanne: new video. how a school handled this 10-foot gator that was found on campus. not what you want to see when you drop your kid off at school. >> john: no. >> luanne: jayme king, things are looking gorgeous own this friday, but you said that to could change? >> jayme: it will likely change, question. we have clouds increasing and rain chances robust over north central florida compared to us here in orlando, but still a chance. the chance capitalizes towards 2:00 p.m. coincides with the day time heating cycle. and the sea breezes may pop up later today. we're seeing the west, southwest breeze. and more of an easterly flow breaching i-95. we'll have a lifting mechanism to develop pockets of storminess. and shower activity.

morning, not much of a chance.xo nearing the p.m.xo hour, those numbersxo rising. guardian we call it always scanning the skies. light returns over the atlantic. and non-consequential. we found activity near the big bend of florida. very light and not much going on. the driver is the stalled front that eventually kicks down to the south. that's why the forecast for the next seven looks like this. rainy times ahead. we see the peak tomorrow. and then by sunday though will the front come all the way through before noon? if it does, better weather lies ahead for at least a portion of sunday, and certainly next week looking good, and a lot cooler, and even colder feeling with mid-60s and highs in the upper 40s by tuesday morning. >> kristin: i want to take you` south of` the florida mall on obt.

slowdowns on obt right there. there's a roadblock associated with this crash at principal row and orange blossom trail. suggest of the florida -- south of the florida turnpike. taking you up towards major changes in downtown orlando. we do have the 408 westbound entranramp from orange avenue shutting down today. it'll be shut down for quite some time. fox 35's andrea jackson is out there live. andrea, this project will take quite a bit of time? >> reporter: good morning. three years. they're calling that short-term, and it's all a matter of perspective. this is the at division street. westbound 408. you have to come to division street you can't enter at orange. it's been relocated for what considered long-term from orange to division. and. creates room for crews working

it's a major project in need of a major remodel. you need to use south or gore street. one of the first major changes. the detour is in effect for three years. by 2019 you should be able to access the 408 westbound ramp from original avenue in downtown orlando. we're live in downtown, andrea jackson, fox 35 news. >> kristin: so like she said, for the next three years you can use this alternate. from south street to division avenue. then hop on 408 westbound from there. or coming from the other direction you can use gore street. take gore to division and then hop on 408 westbound from there. again, that's three years of delays there. westbound, i-4, lake mary boulevard to colonial, 19 minutes. using the 408 this morning, 417 to downtown will take you 12 minutes.

say spring break is getting out of hand this year >> luanne: they are calling in extra patrols now. ryan elijah has more on that. i guess they're partying a little too hearty over there, huh? >> reporter: and 10 deputies and beach patrol patrolling a three block area. they have been forced to beef up enforcement because more students are here than prior spring breaks. there have been 150 arrests dramatic lip higher than last year. >> a large number of crowds. apparently some of the other beaches they're not going to now, and they're coming to daytona instead. >> reporter: beach patrols are trying to control crowds by making anyone they see with alcohol dump it out. spring breakers are not fans that have. >> it's a bit ridiculous.

time no one is hurting anyone doing anything bad and they're walking around and being jerks and dumping out everyone's alcohol. >> reporter: there you go. the alcohol is expensive and they're dumping it out. the large crowds may be due to other beaches around not being going. >> john: they're kind of being enforcing. >> luanne: underage drinking is illegal. >> john: and the remains belong to 45-year-old jeffrey feeght. keith they have classified his death as a suicide. remains found march 7 near

hunter on foot found bones and clothing. less than 2 miles away from where keith was last seen >> luanne: in 2011 ward was charged with second degree murder. ward's attorney was asking that he be let out of prison until the new trial but the judge denied. no trial date has been set. >> john: a group said that last year's hunt of black bears potentially put them at risk for extinction. of more than 300 300 bears killed over 20% were mothers. florida fish and wildlife has not said if there will be another bear hunt >> luanne: a woman said that someone broke into her home and stole her two dogs. they're purebred english bulldogs.

they were inside a cage, she said, and she said she locked the cage before she left. fowler said she has an idea of why the thieves target involved. >> why do you think someone would take them? >> they're worth a lot of money. english, purebred, $2,000 dogs. and that's $4,000. i think someone stole them for the wrong intentions and that's why i want them home. i don't want them hurt >> luanne: she is offering a $100 award for each pet. anyone who has any information should contact police. >> john: hogan is suing gawker $1 million. a because the website posted him having sex with his best friend's wife. they did not know they were being filmed. in court they showed a video of

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on twitter. use the #gdo. >> john: topping local business headlines, spacex is preparing to come back to cape canaveral next month. they will launch the 10th dragon spacecraft april 8. the first time they have launched the dragon since it was destroyed during an explosion in june. it'll deliver supplies to the international space station. >> john: new automated people mover trainings. the old trains replaced after 35 years. the new ones should be in place next year in the fall. >> john: chick chick-fil-a trying out a new barbeque salad. houston and in orlando, and if it's popular, it could roll out nationwide.

you want to take a year off, work for us. >> city group said they're giving younger employees a chance to take a year off to do charity work. they'll earn 60% of their pay during that time. the company hopes to attract millennials to working in investment banking. i like that though. take a year, go do something nice. >> i guess when you are younger, you don't have in many cases kids. to explore the world. i would have loved but i couldn't have lived on 60% of what i made back then. >> luanne: we have new video just into the newsroom. a gator at a school in lakeland. geneva classical academy. they posted the video. they said that the gator was nearly a 10-footer and it was roaming around campus. you can see all the kids standing around the trapper

this all happened yesterday afternoon. af wild animal may be getting into exhibits at the brevard zoo. workers noticed that a bird was missing from its enclosure. they think that a wild bobcat somehow snuck in and killed the bird. >> usually when a bird disappears we think it's a bobcat. their favorite food in the whole world is wild turkeys. like that >> luanne: a bobcat has beenh seen in the area. they have set up traps and hope to catch and relocate it. >> john: gator, and snakes. record numbers of pythons spotted in one county. collier county researchers bagged more than 2,000 pounds of pythons in the last three months alone. the snakes are breeding faster than ever because they can easily hide in animal burrows.

plans. lebron james is in town tonight. >> luanne: perfect night tonight. another performance. a the love activities -- a lot of activities inside. >> jayme: the weekend is not an entire washout, i want to make it clear, but we will have distinct rain moments. we bring in a cool front. notorious for displacing the local atmosphere, producing rain, strong gusty winds, thunderstorm, and general foul weather. susht to dry times and not so dry times. your accuweather forecast update. widespread 60s. and rain chance rising through the course of the day. we have sun and cloud cover right now, and it's not bad. but going through the afternoon hour, the chance of rain swelling up after 2:00 p.m. coinciding with the day time heating cycle, and the sea breeze development.

undermining the atmosphere, and producing a few areas of storm activity. the chances higher up to towards ocala and gainesville. you see here just off to the west of deltona here, along the st. john's river, we have lighter returns over interior lake county over the deeper through the dead center of the county. not quite to the eustis area, lake dora and such, but also activity around the big bend. this is all tied to a front. what you see playing out over the central gulf is a little bit of a spin. a couple spins in place for the weekend. the spinning mechanisms up and around the boundary, the front, and bringing up the rain chances. in particular for today, after 2:00 p.m., through late tonight, and i think a slight chance tomorrow morning.

few showers moving around -- the landscape. and things firing up in the afternoon hours. we'll be here in the weather center watching. we don't think anything severe. strong gusty wind, pea sized hail, and very heavy rainfall could be wrapped in. we leave the chances on lower side. and tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. you can see what's playing out. north central florida, the gator nationals are firing up. you want good weather. great event. do know though that there will be times of rain in gainesville. and in orlando, through last night tomorrow, we see the cold front dropping through. sunshine returning for sunday. and looking good on monday. if you like it cooler, a brief cool down to upper 60s. and then wednesday 83.

all that long. our weather baby segment. she has a basket-oh eggs and easter is around the corner. cute kid. weather babies. join us each and every morning on gdo, we love to share your kids with the world. >> kristin: i-4 is accident free at the moment. we're seeing a little bit of congestion south of the 408 heading eastbound. indicated by the reds. and a little bit slow right now. taking a look at drive times. i-4 from john young parkway to downtown, 10 minutes. westbound from the 434 to fairbanks, 12 minutes. and rouse road to downtown, 11 minutes. >> luanne: the rule is, if you want to see an r rated movie

have to be 18 or have an adult with you. >> john: not anymore. how regal is toughening restrictions on who is allowed

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one movie theater chain changing their controversial policy. >> you might not be able to bring your kids to a r-rated movie at regal theaters. banning children even if accompanied by adult. it used to be that young children can't go after 6:00 p.m. but now they can't go atx all. lauren simonetti joined us earlier and said that the new rule is to make the adult's movie experience better. >> they don't want a baby or child because it ruins the experience. and shawn parker's idea to watch and pay for the day it hits the big screen from the comfort. of your own couch is gaining popularity. people want to make the movie experience more comfortable. >> luanne: why bring a 5-year-old to a r-rated movie anyway.

i know it's up to the parents to think what is appropriate. our 13-year-old can't see pg-13. she is 13 now. they are exposed to so much. that's just our rule. what is your rules? >> luanne: depends on the movie and why it's r rated. >> john: tobey, the two nosed dog. a dog found wandering the streets of fresno, california, and taken to a shelter and could have been put down. the two nosed dog has now been adopted >> luanne: two noses. >> john: it's tough to see >> luanne: his nostrils are separated. poor guy. >> john: sea world's decision to end killer whale breeding is

>> luanne: how far the stocks are doing right now. is donald trump's family being targeted? why the cops swarmed his son's home, coming up. you are watching "good day

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>> announcer: from fox 35, this is "good day orlando." morning. "good day orlando." i'm john braun. >> amy: i'm luanne sorrell. happy friday, we hope your day is off to a good start. first, andrea jackson. >> reporter: big changes coming to 408 commuters who access this ramp from downtown orlando, details are coming up. >> thank you, plus, police swarmed a home belonging to one of donald trump's sons.