it's 7:00. we're staying on top of breaking news this morning. at least 23 people are dead after terror attacks in belgium. "good day orlando," it's march 22. i'm john brown. >> i'm luanne sorrell. we are so glad you're with us. just hours ago belgium raised its terror level to the highest level possible. and fox 35's jackie orozco has the latest. >> reporter: we just found out that three explosions at the brussels airport and subway

terrorist attacks. airports in france and new york have beefed up security because of the attacks. authorities in plusels are calling this a terrorist attack. the belgium prime minister said that this is a dark moment for his nation and is calling on calm and solidarity. chaos erupted at the airport in brussels. this is cellphone video posted on dwirt moments after the explosion at the airport. you can see people running as smoke billowed outside of the building. taking a look inside of the airport, even more chaos. >> all of the luggage stays here. >> reporter: people were evacuated and reports that at least 23 people were killed. smashed glass and debris injured several hours. and witnesses described what they saw as they were forced to evacuated. >> a smoke, water drieping from

puddles and we were evacuated. i was just wasting for my suitcase. >> reporter: they placed the subway system on lock down after explosions rocked at least one subway station.444444444444 and many are on the tarmac. passengers are being told to wait outside of the airport. american airlines tweeting that they're working to take care of their customers and employees. >> it just felt like a wave, the explosion felt like a wave. >> reporter: this is from our news partner at sky news. reports that there was gunfire before the explosion went off. we're monstoring social media. another thing that the prime minister said was that we were hit by blind attacked.

and we're waiting to hear from oia to see if they have increased security. and monitoring social media to bring you the very latest. >> john: this is just days after the main suspect in the paris terrorist attacks was arrested in brussels. ryan has more. >> reporter: after his attack, salah abdeslam said that he created a new network and planning new attacks. there's speculation that the attacks today in belgium could be related. and salah abdeslam was the prime suspect in the attack that killed 130 people in paris. he reportedly left his suicide vest in paris. he was found living some 500 yards from his childhood home. and investigators said that he told them he planned to blow himself up during the attacks but changed his mind. in the meantime, police are releasing the picture of another

they say they're still searching for this individual, a 24-year-old who traveled to hungary in 2014 with a suspect in the terror attacks. no one has claimed responsibility for the attacks in belgium this morning. we'll continue to track more throughout the day. we'll learn much more if there's a connection or not. >> this will develop throughout the day. >> 7:03 on this tuesday morning. let's check in with jayme king. we're off to a chilly start. >> jayme: no doubt about it. gainesville and ocala under a frost scriezry going -- frost advisory this morning. and temperatures in the upper 30s. interior volusia county. i-4 corridor. deland, 39. and titusville, mims, and scottsmore in the upper 40s in northern brevard. cool start. football us fabulous end. temps should reach heights in

overall quite nice. a lot of dry air on top. high pressure comes this way, and spinning the winds around. warmer temps but an increase in the rain chances as we head through the next couple of days. you begin to see that as the high ticks out to the east. first a warm-up. then we start to load up with a bit of extra moisture. here's the latest in the seven day. thursday and friday. good solid 50 and 60 blend. scattered showers and thunderstorms expected during that time. that's your forecast. >> reporter: good morning. i want to take``@ you to the baldwin park area. we have a crash west of the 417 with a roadblock at semoran and baldwin. not causing too many delays at the moment. and further west, we have an accident that's not causing delays but something to keep in mind heading out in that direction. i-4 westbound from lake mary

eastbound from the attractions to downtown, 12 minutes. hopping on the 408, westbound from the 417 to downtown, will take you 8 minutes. developing this morning, the search is on for two suspects who broke into a ucf student's apartment. >> the tivoli apartments across the street from ucf's it campus. that's where fox 35's gina benitez has the very latest. good morning. do we know anything about the suspects that the police are searching for right now? >> reporter: good morning, luanne. no, at this point we really don't know anything. there were two suspects and the student robbed did not recognize them. tivoli is a private apartment complex but the majority of the people who live here are, in fact, ucf students. this happened a little after 12:30 this morning. two men with a gun went into an unlocked apartment here at

the man kicked in the victim's bedroom door while he was sleeping, pulled out a gun and robbed him. the two men stole some property. it's not clear what they got away with. this morning it's not clear why the victim was targeted. we're working to get more information from the seminole county sheriff's office. what we doe know is that the suspects are still on the run. if you have any information, as always, call the sheriff's office. gina benitez, fox 35 news. >> luanne: orange county deputies are searching for the gunman who shot and killed a ground. now that shooting happened near a basketball court in the area of old apopka road and 13 hght street. that's just southwest of orange blossom trail. deputies say multiple shots were fired around 2:30 yesterday afternoon. one bullet hit a teenage boy. he died at the hospital. despite the crowd there, no one

>> the sheriff is continuing to call on minister, local leaders, neighborhood association, and especially persons who witnessed the crime to come forward and say something about it. >> reporter: right now the victim's name has not been released. >> john: president obama will address the cuban people today. it'll be the first speech on cuban soil by a u.s. president in about 930 years. the speech will be carried out live on cuban television. the president will call for more freedoms and the u.s. is no longer seeking a regime change, he will stress. a three day trip included a meeting with president castro. he spoke about closing guantanamo bay. when? i can't be entirely sure.

this is a -- for raul castro, this is a gravy train. he said we will not change one bit for the establishment of relations. >> the tampa bay ray also take on the cushan national team. it could make it easier for cuban players to come to the u.s. without having to sneak in. >> luanne: track down a pair of robbery suspects before they can strike again. >> john: they are responsible for four armed robberies in altamonte springs. here's a sketch. of one of the men. early 20s and seen wearing hooded sweatshirts. the two men robbed people at four different apartment complexes yesterday morning. in all four cases, the suspects is approached people in parking lot, robbed them at gun point, and calmly walked away. the police are warning flynn

careful and keep your eye out. >> the search on for a missing teenager out of seminole county. a missing child alert for 12-year-old jaden ramirez. she was last seen on morning glory drive. a gray jacket, yellow sleeves, and blue jeans cut out over the niece and black tennis shoes. if you know where jaden in, give police a call. a landlord is coming under attack after refusing to rent to anyone who supports donald trump. >> john: why he has a right to turn down tenants over their political beliefs. jayme king, you have white on the map. >> jayme: that's a frost advisory.

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news alert this morning. back to the breaking news in belgium. a terror attack in brussels early this morning. a brussels transit spokesperson said that 15 people are dead, 55 injured at the attack at the subway station.

the dead at the airport. these are live pictures on the left in brussels. we have photosb of the airport scene from earlier this morning. witnesses said there's blood everywhere and injured people all over the place. they've been bracing for weeks and said that the islamic state was threatening and they have raised their terror alert to the highest level >> luanne: in washington, d.c. to talk to federal lawmakers on heroin epidemic. just last year there were 82 heroin related deaths just in orange county compared to only 19 back in 2011. >> john: in orange county, the windermere police department and town leaders will host a candlelight memorial service to honor robert german. he died two years ago in the line of duty.

held at 7:00 p.m., and -- it is open to the public. >> set to launch an atlas 5 rocket at the cape. carrying 8,000 pounds of supplies. the launch is set for 11:05 tonight. if it happens, you can watch it live here on fox 35. >> john: you decide 2016. voters in three more states will head to the polls >> luanne: arizona, utah, and idaho vote today. most republicans do not want to see the republican nomination come down to the convention floor. right now 47% want donald trump to win that nomination outright. ted cruz coming in second at 31%, and john kasich with 17% right now. trump spoke about the controversy with fox's shawn hannity last night. >> people are calling me right now, that i have not told you about, are so-called establishment, whatever that mean, nobody even knows if there

to get on the trump train -- i don't say that -- but they call it the trump train. people that are knocking me. they are knocking me and then calling me. and you will see great unity. i really believe that. you will see great unity. you will see the republican party come together. >> john: on the democratic side, break from the campaign trail. her husband bill clinton is taking her place at the podium, and even taking what some are calling a shot at the obama administration. he was speaking on behalf of his wife and made comments about the change in the white house. >> if you believe we've finally come to the point where we put the awful legacy of the last eight years behind us. >> he went on to say, and the previous seven years before that. according to usa today, one of clinton's aides said that the former president is referring to the way that the republicans

during his time in office. the aid claims they made it their goal to block the president at every turn and that's what he was talking about. a colorado landlord said he will not rent to anyone supporting donald trump >> this is kind of where my quiet space is in the house. anybody that subscribes to his philosophy and to the kind of information that he is stealing, and the way he skews it, i don't want around me. >> you don't want trump supporters, right? >> that's correct. i don't allow them. >> is that discrimination? >> i checked and hud. ky do whatever i want with political beliefs. >> john: is he right. excluding renters based on political affiliation is not against the law. believe it or not. >> luanne: interesting. >> john: it looks like he may

and jayme too, during this cold weather and spring break. >> jayme: i'm redirect them to you, john. this is the last morning of all of this baloney of 30s and 40s. we have changes for you. but, of course, we have to put the cherry on top of the cooldown, and obligatory frost advisory. and going back up to the i-10 corridor and the state capital in tallahassee. south of that point, not a lot going on. blend of 40s in place at this early hour at 7:18. cool start. fabulous end. ample sunshine. low to mid-70s today. and shifting winds. that's the main driver getting the cold stuff out and the warm stuff in. and what a difference a day will make. we'll be cool and relatively clear but nothing like we're seeing at this time. take a look at cape canaveral

the atlas five up at 11:05. temperatures should be in the range of 60 to 60. relatively light winds and a zero% on the rain chance. rain tonight. go. we'll see how it pans out. big high pressure on top. and spinning the winds to the south and the southeast. helping us to warm up with the southerly direction, but with that said comes an increase in how much? the chance of rain by thursday should pan out to 40%. consume lative effect, stacking over the landscape. and down here at the surface and the mid-and upper levels where rain making the skies up that way. and it counts this time of the year. and we see a lot of peetions of the puzzle coming together. you can see system after system

northwests and diving down into our southern latitudes and also one of the main drivers to get some rain fawming from the -- falling from the sky. and 40%. chances up for the weekend. scattered showers and storms. all the while, highs in 80s and the lower in the 60s during that time. here's kristin with live drive traffic. >> kristin: we're seeing delays in seminole county. a live look from444444444444 i-4 looking westbound. in the westbound lane, we have a crash off to the shoaltd shoulder that's causing`` slowdowns. i-4 westbound in seminole. taking you down to kissimmee, we have a crash that's causing some delays right here on 192 and parten settlement road. we do have delays there. the drive time, i-4 eastbound

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getting into a new home can be tricky these days. existing home sales suddenly dropped more than 7% nationwide last month. according to the national association of realtors. the issue is low inventory, meaning not enough homes on the market. pricing is another big issue. real estate tracker said that homes are difficult to come by,

class families to afford. i always find it interesting. we talk about the national numbers. never reflects what we see here in florida. are we mirrorrerring what's going on nationwide? >> we're a little more balanced but the inventory is very low. creating a lot more demand. prices are up up as a reflection. and inventory being low, it's much more difficult for the ample buyer to -- for the average buyer to go out. >> so many people moving back to florida after the down years and builders couldn't build enough for the sneem. >> the low interest rate, i think is the leading factor. giving people an opportunity to get into a home. and new construction is huge in our area. builders have seen the confidence back in the market. they're able to build on a much bigger scale. there's a lot more of that as

and pricing driving up. you have people that could not have sold years ago. and now you can sell, and move up, and creating the higher demand. >> john: but nothing to move into. >> that's the challenge. >> john: a new report said that people are being priced out. is it getting to what it was in 2006, a salary doesn't buy an entry level house? some of that. >> some of that is part of it, and buyers are willing to pay more because of the demand. and features not getting money, like palm view, lake front, having a pool were not as much of a commodity. when the inventory was there, they had so much to choose from, and they could be more picky. and now you can't be as picky. there's not as much available. the prices of the features are going up as well as the prices of the homes. >> john: we're talking trade-up

$300,000 house, you want a 500? is there just not enough people in the pipeline. how does that work? the trade up issue? >> i expect it to be four, five bedrooms. in most cases someone selling, family getting larger, maybe they want more of the commodities. he want that to move into a lakefront home or want more land. and those homes are hard to find, because of the quality. and the features are worth more because of the demand. >> john: where is hot right now? >> lake nona area. anywhere with a lot of new construction where the prices are going through. lake nona. lake county. the clermont area growing rapidly, and, of course the the downtown area is doing well. >> john: thank you, rob west.

>> luanne: still ahead, zika cases continue to rise here in central florida. new research suggest orlando is the perfect place for mosquitoes that carry that virus. we'll explain ahead. now we know what is in the works along ohio 192 near if disney. we break down the million dollars project. it turns out it's being designed i about the same people who

we continue to follow breaking news this morning. belgium under attack. >> john: multiple terror attacks have killed a number of people at an airport, and also a subway station. we're talking more than two dozen people killed at this point in the attacks. it's 7:30. good night, i'm -- "good day orlando," i'm john brown. >> luanne: i'm luanne sorrell. jackie orozco has the latest on brussels. >> reporter: brussels authorities say at least three explosions at the subway and airport are terror attacks.

attacks. and many injured. there was at least one suicide bomber the the airport. the prime minister said it's a dark moment and he is calling on calm and solidarity. the main airport in brussels following reports of at least two explosions there and multiple fatalities. gunfire and shouting in arabic. what appeared to be ceiling tiles littered the floor and stunned passengers were corralled in the airport and on the tarmac but it was clear what was happening. >> reporter: and minutes later, reports of adish explosions in downtown brussels. days after the air rest in brussels of salah abdeslam, a key suspect in last year's terrorist attacks in paris which left 130 people dead.

it's headed the wrong way down the one-way street. >> reporter: howard gutman, the former u.s. ambassador to brussels. seeing first hand. >> there's disarray in trying to batten down the hatches. i don't know -- it's sort of like the u.s. at 911. we didn't know what we didn't know, and what more is to scum. at the -- what more is to come, but they quickly deployed everyone to the streets. >> reporter: 28 people are dead, we're getting a report, 28 people are dead. they have increased security and >> john: accuweather forecast time. >> jayme: good morning. a little on the chilly side. 30s and 40s.

towards the deeper interior and north central florida. leading me to tell you about the frost advisory until 9:00. you have another hour and a half on this. hopefully, you took precautions last night. it looks to be the last surge of chilly air. a cold start giving way to a fabulous ending. 73 at the drive home by 5:00. and it's a making a big return for the extended period. and moisture begins to accumulate and gather, and making the rain chance at 40 to 50%. and your full detailed forecast is coming up. i will see you in 10 more minute. >> kristin: good morning. i want to take you out to i-4 heading westbound in seminole county. congestion. this is`` a live look from the 436. back down to kissimmee. we're seeing pretty significant

roadblock on 192 right before the florida turnpike exit at parten settlement road. you see the red causing significant delays there. drive times westbound i-4 lake mary to colonial, 30 minutes. attractions to down un, 17 minute. luanne and john, back to you. >> john: firefighters are watching hot spots after a{6 contained brush fire in east orange county. >> luanne: that kicks off the morning rush on this tuesday morning. the 20-acre fire broke out just after 3:00 a.m. it was dangerously close to homes in avalon park. it took three hours to contain the blaze. extremely dry conditions and the wind fueled the fire. >> john: daytona beach police are looking for a man who tried to lure a 14-year-old girl in his car. she said it happened last friday

drive. she tell us that a man drove up in a blue jaguar and leaned out the wind and tried to scare her into getting into the car saying if you don't come to me, i will come to you. >> there was a bunch of people in the road that could see me. i was like, what do i do? should i scream, and once i started to scream, he got scared, i guess, and speed off. >> a dark skinned man between 30 and 40, 5'6", 180 pounds. if you have any information, you are asked to contact daytona beach police. >> luanne: a fire broke out during the fest valve the lion king show. cast members and guests were shown evacuating the theater. >> luanne: a new case of the zika virus found here in central florida.

home to more than half of all of states. ryan elijah is standing by with the latest on that. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning. it's been a slow climb but a steady climb. the latest cases in os ella county. they have found two in miami dade, and one in broward. the total in florida now up to 71. according to the cdc, 160 cases in the entire u.s. doing the math, over 60% have been found here. this is what the research is showing here as well. the red and the yellow circles which are around orlando down here in the bottom corner. meaning that orlando is favorable for the type of mosquito that carries the virus. no direct cases. they've been travel related.

we have 61% and we're heading into mosquito season. >> all new this morning, the battle over killer whales is heating up again at sea world. peta wants them all taken to pet sanctuaries where orcas could live in ocean pens. this way they would be in their natural has habitat without putting them at risk because they would likely struggle on their own. but sea world said they're better at the parks because trairners can keep better care of them there. they plan to file the request on behalf of shareholders next year. >> john: topping local business 444444444444 a luxurious new resort to the attractions area. designed by the same people who design ferrari cars. magic village. along 192, east of 417.

hundreds of residential, condo, and hotel units. >> john: governor governor is back in orlando to talk about jobs. he will make a speech today. he announced that florida businesses added more jobs in january than any other state in the nation. >> john: a new study showing that florida is unwe have the most expensive to own a car. according to go banking rates.com, the sunshine state is the fifth most costly for vehicle owners. based on factor lielings car sales tax, title, registration, and insurance, and gas prices. most expensive is michigan, and least expensive is utah. smart phones. >> john: how to tell if you are a victim. and there's a simple way to fix it. that's straight ahead here on

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welcome back to "good day orlando." we want to say a very special good morning to nicole of tavarres. looks like she's getting her work out on. we're so glad you watch, you're our fox 35 friend of the day. there's a new friend each day here on fox 35. find us by going to facebook and searching for fox 35. >> luanne: check this out. there's another round of security breaches on smart phones. this is called the stage fright hack. specifically taggerring android devices. google found this issue last

affected. tom jellnick is joining us. this is specifically for android phones and i have this. how dangerous? >> this one disturbs my inner good evening. about 275 million phones are potentially could be hacked. >> and what information do hackers then have access to on the phones? >> pretty much anything. here's the scary thing. if you open an e-mail, click a link that says cute kittens and want to watch it, that cute kitten website is hacking the android operating system. they want. >> weird e-mails. that the access? >> that's certainly one way. and apps that are rogue with things hidden underneath them. nine times of ten, an evil website triggering something that allowed them to get control >> luanne: how do you know if

>> the phone starts running excruciating slow or batly life drained very quickly. and the data usage. if you see a huge spike on the amount of data being used, odds are someone is connected to your phone you don't want to be. >> you said there's a simple fix. what can we do if we think there's a phone? >> not run an update since october of 2015 you could be at risk. the simple way to do this is upgrade the operating system and patch it. people run into trouble though if they don't have enough space left on the phone. >> what do you do then? amy has 2 2,000 pictures on her phone, she can't update. do you need to delete? >> back the stuff up. or go to the apps. my kids love to download a

an apple. >> no problem for you. >> delete some of the apps you are not using. especially the kid's games. they suck up a ton of real estate >> luanne: i am completely illiterate. how do you update. >> settings in android, a software system update. simply run it. it takes sometimes hours. be prepared. plug it in. >> maybe do it while you are sleeping. you are so good. thank you for being here. >> on target web solutions.com. >> thank you, tom. 7:46 is the time. john, back to you. >> john: a jury in st. petersburg is awarding hulk hogan even more money in the trial for gawker media. he was slapped with a $45 million on punitive damages on top of the $150 million he was award.

violated his privacy because he did not know he was recorded. >> how do you feel? >> i feel great about everything that's happened. i think we made history today because we protected a lot of people from maybe going through what i went through. >> everywhere i show up people treat me like i'm still the champ. and they've been very supportive. >> gawker's owner said they plan to file an appeal in the case. >> john: things could be not so good between lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers.xx he reportedly un-followed them on instagram. he has not made a statement on the social media rumor, so read into it what you will. here's jayme king with the forecast. >> jayme: a chilly start. north central florida enduring the 30s.

village, and east central side. and frost advisory going strong for the next hour or so. expiring at 9:00 a.m. as temperatures begin warming ways. everybody seeing a cool to cold start but a fabulous end to the day. ample sun all day long. and only into the mid-to-upper 60s around 8:00. and we're cool, clear, and crisp but nowhere near as chilly. 57 by around 5:00 a.m. and wednesday morning, 56. and we'll begin the rise into 70s and close to 80 for the day tomorrow. and cape canaveral air force station is the place tonight. you can get out there. 11:05. late start time. but an atlas v rocket going into the heavens. it shupped be a good night for it. the rain chance is not happening. we see some motion, wiggle

country. a elongated low, a niche, a bowl in the atmosphere. that begins to push on down our way into the back end of the week. and the rain chance begins to come up by that time. you see here for our wednesday, fairly benign weather in place. high passing ocean blown clouds on the southeasterly air flow. here come the rain chances on thursday. by friday as well. into saturday and sunday the front will be in very close proximity to the central peninsula. the rain chance will be up saturday and sunday. good chunky 50%. some may exceed that with ease. and i advise you to keep it here. we'll do our best to keep you up-to-date. we have 70s. a cold start, but a blockbuster afternoon. and tonight, 40s and 50s. a much warmer scenario compared

the bigs 24-hour switch-up will be vast. many, many degrees of warming. thursday, 85. the rain chance coming up through the weekend into early next week. monday, 82. rain chance at 40%. a weather baby for you right now. addison. our weather baby of the moment. we love to see your kids on the show. go to our website at fox35orlando.com for more on our weather baby segments seen only here on the one and only fox 35. it's "good day orlando." that's all for now.`` >> kristin: good morning.`` i want to take you to the 429 southbound. right where it meets i-4. we have a crash here. at the moment it's not causing delays. 429 southbound. heading back over to kissimmee. a crash is starting to build up significant delays on 192 right before the florida turnpike exit. 192 in kissimmee. we have a road blook associated with that crash.

i-4 westbound, lake mary boulevard to colonial. eastbound i-4 from the attractions downtown. and using the 408. 417 to downtown, 12 minutes. >> luanne: coming up, a local teenager battling cancer wants to give his girlfriend a prom she won't forget. >> john: how he got the whole hospital in 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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we have dougie fresh on the right, and alwon on the left.w` and we would love to hear from you on all of our social media accounts. find us on facebook by going to fox 35. >> luanne: a wekiva high school senior battling leukemia is making sure his girlfriend has a prom proposal she can remember. >> john: he has not been in school lately because sees been under going cancer treatments. and they didn't know what they would do with prom approaching. he devised a plan with the hospital's approval. approval involved him dressing up like a doctor. >> she said yes. my mom had told her i was getting a ekg done. but i was down here getting prepared for this. i was getting ready. they called her down, and i

>> he said, i need your help coming up with a way to ask my girlfriend to prompy i was so excited, i can help with that, i was jumping up and down. >> basically, it was a big surprise. >> if his name sounds familiar, he's a defensive tackle at wekiva and committed to play at auburn university. he did that just before he found out he was diagnosed with cancer. they said apparently get really, and get well, and we'll see you next year. he hopefully has a great end to the story. >> we wish you well. we continue to follow breaking news. at least 28 people are dead after terror attacks in belgium. >> john: coming days after the main suspect in the november paris attacks wasbbqg arrested in brussels. we're looking into the possible444444444444ht ahead. >> eating alone has never been

why so many people prefer to pass up company when making dinner reservations. i hate to go out alone. >> john: i love it. i bring a magazine, newspaper. >> luanne: more and more people are thinking like you. it looks pretty outside, but feeling chilly. it's only 45 degrees. you're watching "good day

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