it's 9:00 a.m., from fox 35, this is "good day orlando." >> 900 here on your tuesday morning. brown. >> and i'm luanne sorrell. here's a look at what's coming up on today's show. chaos in belgium, we are

the deadly terror attacks there. >> plus, a number of people using help apps has doubled in the last two years, but do they really work for you? the fox medical team is taking a closer look. >> plus a texting mix-up over a newborn, and the sweet moment between strangers, more on this florida story that is going viral this morning. and david martin, good morning. >> louann, good morning to you live along the busy avenue in winter park. we're going to take you to a brand-new glass-blowing glass, they're calling it old kinderhook, on the 9:00 hour of... >> good day orlando! >> aren't they cold, in tee shirts out there. >> a second ago i said not a good day to go to the water parks and the zoo. i meant the beach. great day to go to the zoo. time. that's why. freezing his brain, j.k. >> later today, we're looking

how it pans out this morning, frost advisory has been lifted, discontinued, whatever you want to call it, come to orlando, 55. we are getting better sun angles changed a lot. we'll warm up things a little bit more efficiently, a little quicker for us as we approach the afternoon. by 2:00, we're at 74, a cool start with a fabulous ending, heck of a day for you, things do change over the next 72 hours. we start to see the storm track bend downward, not quite into the states, some of the areas of lower pressure, the associated fronts dragging along this attendantant cold front, and the lows passing by mr. begin to bring in foist from the south, with that southerly flow, the temperatures go sky high, time talking thursday, looking at about 85, we increase the clouds and general moisture content of the local atmosphere. rain chance goes up big time. 50, 60% type coverage.

with that. i'll share that in just a bit. over to you now. >> staying on top of that breaking news. the death toll is growing after multiple terror takes in belgium. >> let's get to jackie orozco. >> reporter: we're hearing the latest that at least 28 people are dead in several terrorist attacks in brussels. talking about at least three attacks at the airport and subway stations, the white house says president obama, who is in cuba, has been briefed on the situation, and may speak about the situation in a press conference later on today. now, belgium's prime minister says that this is a dark moment for his nation, and is calling on calm and solidarity. now, the first attack occurred early this morning at an airport. 13 people were killed, when two explosions went off. now, reports are that the explosions went off at an american airlines ticket counter, and a departure lounge. planes evacuated and all the flights in and out of brussels have been cancelled. just an hour after the airport

through a brussels subway station, there, 15 people were killed, and 55 others injured. belgium is now at its highest terror level. as of right now, we still do not know who is behind all these terrorist attacks, and of course, stay with us for the very latest. for now, reporting from the zoe , jackie orozco, fox 35 news. salah abdeslam is the only surviving suspect in the paris terrorist attacks. it is believed he may have built a new network while on the run. meanwhile police are looking for a suspected accomplice that helped him in the attacks. what are your thoughts on what transpired this morning? >> good morning, john. my immediate reaction is actually since he's been arrested, this is a reaction from the cell groups, to show france and brussels, whoever,

we're still going to show you basically. >> for people who don't follow this closely, brussels, and the country of belgium, have had a growing problem, they've let in so many people, and people there have been saying, heard them all over the news today, saying we knew something like this was going to happen, because our now. you've been there, is that what you're hearing, too? >> the european union has been lack on allowing the extremism since the 70s, i remember in london, and in paris, and france, they have not been vetting them, as we need to vet them better. they are actually allowing, and gave them such a freedom now, they've grown so much, and they're so out of control, now they're trying to, of course, bring it back to normality, which is not going to happen, unless they start really taking out the cells, eliminating any situations like the one we had in paris. and do much more human

doing the last decade, or two. >> i heard a law enforcement official on our parent network, fox news, this morning saying they made a mistake when they captured saying he's talking to quickly. he's talking to us now, they should have kept this quiet. >> trust, when you breach it, you become an outsider, you'll never hear the fbi, or any other agency that will disclose what discussions, or what cooperation this individual is providing. so therefore, yes, the answer, it's a terrible mistake, actually. >> i want you leave you with this, you said numerous times this is a hard issue to tackle, you're not just talking about beliefs, this is a group that wants to take over the world, how you stop that, it's going to be really complex.

allowed such a freedom of the radicalization of any person, it doesn't have to be islam, or any other, but the point is that we need to nip it in the bud, and stop it right there, if we can start doing that here and have better -- and we do have human intelligence, but also cooperating with other agencies, and work together with international, either be international intelligence agencies, it would help us a lot in the future. >> our terrorism expert, appreciate your time. thank you. >> 9:07 on "good day orlando." also developing, the search is on for two suspects who broke into a ucf's student's home and robbed him. >> right across from the campus of ucf.

we are having trouble with her signal. orange county deputies are searching for the gunman who shot and killed a teen at a crowded playground. >> this shooting happened near a basketball court near old apopka road and 13th. deputies arrived at 2:30, they say multiple shots were fired, boy. he later died at the hospital, and despite the crowd, they say no one is talking about what they saw. right now, investigators are not releasing the name of the victim. in seminole county, police are looking to track down a pair of robbery suspects before they're able to strike again. they are responsible for four armed robberies, all inality month -- in altamont springs. they are seen wearing hooded sweat shirts. the two men robbed four people

detectives say that in all four cases, the suspects approached people in the parking lot, robbed them at gunpoint, and then just calmly walked away. thankfully, no one was hurt. >> a search is under way this morning for a missing teenager from semino county. she was last scene on morning glory drive wearing a grey jacket with yellow sleeves, blue jeans cut over the knees, and black tennis shoes, if you know where jayden is, you are asked to contact the sheriff's office. the battle between seaworld and peta continues. ryan elijah join us with the details. >> good morning, peta pleased breeding whales. it wants more, they want them to be taken to pet sanctuaries where the444444444444 live in pens. they would struggle to survive on their own in the wild. it is argued the orcas are best

despite phasing out the killer whale, trainers can do a much better job of taking care of them at that place. peta owns a very small number of shares in seaworld, which lets them vote and file a request on behalf of shareholders. >> developing this morning, back to the search for suspects who broke into a ucf student's only. >> it happened after 12:30 at the apartments across the street from ucf. that's where gina benitez is with that story. what do we know about the two suspects in this case? >> good morning, louann, at this point we know very little about them. we do know that the victim in this case does not know the two men who broke into his apartment and robbed him. at this point it's still unclear if he was intentionally targeted, or if this was a crime of opportunity, because his apartment door was unlocked. now, though this is a private

majority of people living here are ucf students. two men went in around 12:30 this morning. the men kicked in the victim's bedroom door while he was asleep, pulled out a gun, and robbed him. they stole property, but it's not clear what they got away with. the good news in all of this is no one was hurt, but those two suspects still on the run this morning. if you have any information on this case, call the seminole county sheriff's office. reporting in seminole county, gina benitez, fox 35 news. still to come, fitness app exploding in popularity. >> but, do they really work? a closer look at if your health app is doing what you pay for it to do. plus, david martin hanging out at a cool date night spot. hey, david. >> yeah, good point, louann, hi, john, very excited to show you the brand-new old kindergartener took in winter park, a glass blowing studio, bring your

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. 9:14 here on good day. on the health watch, research shows a number of people using health apps has doubled in the past two years. >> around christmas time, 28 million wearable fitness trackers were shipped to the u.s., and the popularity is absolutely exploding, but, are they working, that's the question. and fox medical teams, dr. joe is here to take a closer look. good morning, dr. joe, great to see you. >> good morning, good to see you, too, louann. you have to remember with these fitness bracelets and all of this, the trackers, it is helping a lot of people. and basically, we talked to some individuals, they said that it's stimulated them to get a group together at work, they walk during lunch breaks, they've lost weight, and they watch each other, they included their families now into those circles, and they try to compete with one another. if someone has more steps than them, they try to increase the steps and try to overcome that.

to keep people accountable, but we have to look at the flip side, as well. we know some of the medical information that's being transmitted through these may not be totally accurate, there's a lawsuit right now against fit bit, they're saying the heart rate monitors are not working properly. i just heard about another one where they looked at some of the energy expenditures, and they're saying those can be off plus or minus 200 calories, we have to take it with a grain of salt and use them for what we know that they can work for. remember, they're not necessarily accurate. >> you touched on the wealth of information that these trackers can hold in them, or inside the app, are doctors able to access that information so that they can evaluate their patients? >> you know, that's a great question. i think we're in its infancy, some doctors don't know what to do with the information. i have an app called a live core, it's phenomenal, and

this is a fda approved app, not all of them are. >> over time we're going to see more and more apps fda approved, especially along the medical line. but when we look at the fitness information, i think a lot of times doctors don't know what to do with all of that information. people come into them and want them to see all of their steps and everything. over time, there probably will be software that's going to help condense that and streamline it and help doctors incorporate t. right now, it's kind of toughgh. yeah, i really think they're going to have a play. >> and dr. joe, another concern is security of these devices, are people able to hack into them and get our personal information? >> wow, that, you know, i'm very concerned about this. there was a recent study on the android app, 81% of them did not have any indication of privacy, so that information can be shared. some of them were -- had information like insulin usage, and glucose levels, and things

shareable, but at the same time, i see the benefit of having the cumulative data if it's anonymous, you can target an area. look, i've got the orlando area, and they're not walking, let's do something here to stimulate those people, or try to increase the education to help them to do those things, so i can see a benefit. but there's a tradeoff. and there's some people that are speculating that maybe insurance companies could use them, could they lower your premiums? could they raise someone else's premiums, how is it all going to play out? i will tell you there is money being invested right now, and there is studies going on by private foundations to try to figure this all out, so that all of our information isn't out there and being hacked >> all right, dr. joe, always good to talk with you, thanks for being with us this morning. 9:18 is now the time. it is still cold out there, jayme. >> 55 out airport, 62 by 11. 74 by 2:00, a cool start with a

right now, good morning to you, 55 again, orlando international, 55 at titusville, down to 56 melbourne, 41 ocala, forecast advisories out and warmer times ahead as we start to see veering winds. right now not quite there yet. more of a southeast flow developing by the day's end. right now, humidity, very tolerable, yesterday great day, relatively drier. the numbers pretty low, south florida, that will be changing, rather soon. compared to later, and it looks as though it's each and every one of these systems that passes on by will help to induce the southerly air flow, increasing temperature and also moisture. i.e. humidity and rain chances over the long period, here we go, you can see what's going on, modeling showing veering wind helping to warm things up, extra cloud cover may approach some of the coastal areas today, could get into the interior, no biggy, it won't hinder the sunshine whatsoever, we do find again enough of a southeast component

tomorrow, heading into your thursday, after our mid week peak of wednesday. the chances on the rain potential begin to come up, so 40% of us seeing rain drops by thursday afternoon, and we're going to increase the odds we think about friday, saturday, and even sunday, unfortunately, it looks like another wet weekend ahead for the region. 70s today in seminole, very nice weather today, let's go to orange county, and show you 70s for orlando, apopka, everybody on a similar playingfield, brevard county looking good. west of i-95, 74. melbourne, 72. palm bay, south of the melbourne area at about 73. rain chances up to 50% by saturday and sunday, scattered showers and a few passing thunderstorms. that's your forecast, guys. >> all right, still to come, we're taking date night to the next hot level.

david martin it live at a glass-blowing class. hey david. >> reporter: it's for anybody, john and louann, if you have a creative bug in you, this is it. an entry level class will get you a nice new pendant. this is the old kinderhook on fairbanks avenue. those are special glass that is take the yellow out of the flame. all they see behind the classes is a blue flame to see the precision of the glass more cleanly to make whatever they're making that much better.

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you know this is going to make jayme king bust a move and do his moonwalk. see! >> i don't know what that was after the moonwalk, but that was nice. >> that was the south florida boogie shake. >> i didn't know he could twerk. we are heating up your date night. >> yes, and we're not twerking, we're talking about kinderhook. stop it, jayme king, they're teaching the basics of glass blowing. live in winter park. david, i have a question for you. i am not creative at all, will they help you figure out what you should make there? >> a great question,

let's answer it with gannon stokes. louann has a great question, she doesn't have a creative bone in her body in terms of glass blowing, do you help people? >> i'm not an artist, but i would love to be able to do something, glass allows you to go in and slowly build your skills. >> it's not just night, you're open when to when? >> monday through saturday, we do walk-ins, schedule or call. >> so not just date night, come in at lunch. >> on your break. always got someone to help out. a great team artists. >> let me introduce the audience to will and megan. where are you from? >> actually, we live in sanford. >> will was here earlier making a pendant, right. >> i have it right over here if you want to check it out. >> i do, but, mom, show us this. >> what we do, it's called hidden glass, orlando, on

want to open up here, i have all the marbles. we hide marbles and pendants around orlando, it is kind of like geocaching. we post clues, public places like parks and trails, and they get these little treasures, and they can either keep them for themselves, or they can rehide them for somebody else. here's one that -- it's got a uv. each one has its own design and name. hidden glass orlando on instagram or facebook. >> thank you very much. let me introduce you to evan. what have you been making? >> i've been making the -- my own little spin on it. i've had my buddy, who died a year half ago, and i put them in the glass work. >> and deliver that to who.

both very dear friends of mine. mary and sammy. >> what a thoughtful gift. was it difficult to do that? >> a little bit, it is all techniques that i've been using the past four months. i started blowing glass, and i learned the technique here, and i applied the ashes right before i applied the color. >> very good, i got to wrap it up real quick before i leave. gannon, ten seconds, what do you sell here? >> everybody wants to know how to blow glass, sell a cleat work station, a turn- -- complete station, a turnkey. >> you can buy a complete set-up. >> old kinderhook glass.com is the web site. >> thank you so much. back to you all in the studio. that was fun. >> thanks. >> still to come, apple wants you to sleep better. >> fox business explains how they are helping you catch some zs, coming up next. plus, baby showers for men. it's the new trend for expecting

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excited about you're watching "good day orlando" on fox 35. >> it is 9:30 here on "good day orlando." great day to have you on. chilly out there today. >> i would say cold, it feels winterish out there. >> i think we're getting soft. people up north say, really? that temperature, you're cold. >> you notice they're down here for spring break. i think it is chilly to a lot of people. >> not a good beach day. back out there tomorrow. okay. let's get to the news. welcome back, i'm john brown. >> and i'm luanne sorrell, we're so glad you're with us. >> staying on top of that breaking news, 28 people dead after terror attacks in belgium. belgium raised its terror level

>> we want to get over to jackie orozco. she has the latest. >> reporter: we know 28 people were killed. airports in france and new york have increased security because of the attacks at the airport and subway stations in brussels. belgium's prime minister said this is a dark moment for his nation. you're looking at cell phone video of people running out of the airport. that happened earlier this morning. and this all began following reports of at least two explosions at the main airport in brussels. again, this video was posted on twitter capturing the chaos moments after the explosions, people can be, again, seen running from this, as the smoke was coming out of the building behind them. inside the airport, you can see smashed glass, debris, and several people injured from this. now, this is video from our news partners at sky news, there are reports there was gunfire before the explosion went off. and that people were shouting in arabic. initial reports we're saying the

american airlines ticket counter in a departure lounge. american airlines tweeting that they are working to take care of their customers and employees. now, planes were being evacuated on the runways, and as of right now, the airport is shut down, and will not reopen until tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. all of the flights in and out of brussels cancelled. let's hear from a few of the people that witnessed this explosion. >> it was first with a small explosion. maybe shotgun, or something like that. a few seconds later, a very big explosion. >> besides the airport being shut down, the subway system in brussels is closed after the explosions rocked at least one of the subway stations. 15 people there were killed, and 55 others injured. belgium has been on high alert since authorities say salah

only surviving suspect in this terrorist attack, officials believe he may have built a new network while he was on the run. meanwhile police are looking for his come police who may have helped him in the paris attacks, again, at least 28 people were killed in the brussels attacks following the several explosions, and of course, we'll stay on top of this to bring you the latest. back to you guys. >> jackie, thank you. daytona beach police are looking for a man that tried to lure a 14-year-old girl into his car. >> it happened friday night as she was walking along hill crest drive. she tells us a man drove up in a blue jaguar, leaned out of the window and tried scaring her to get into his car saying if you don't come to me, i will come to you. a dark-skinned man 30 and 40 years old, 5'6", and 180 pounds. if you have information, you are asked to contact daytona beach

disney's animal kingdom during the festival of the lion king show. cast members are shown evacuating the theatre, thankfully no one hurt. a new case of the zika virus has been found in central florida. research shows our state is now home to more than half of all cases here in the u.s. according to the florida department of health, the latest case was found in osceola county. officials have also found two new cases in miami dade and broward county, bringing florida's total to 71, all of these thus far appear to be travel-related. according to the cdc, there 116 cases in the u.s., quick math shows that florida makes up about 60% of all cases nationwide. it is time now for this morning's business headlines, and lauren simonetti joins us live from the fox business network studios, and i know that markets are now responding to what happened overseas, what are

>> okay, we're seeing the airline stocks get crushed, they're down between half a% and about 3%. the travel companies, expedia, travel agencies over in europe getting crushed, as well. the major averages are okay. the dow is down 45 points, obviously it could be worse, up 7 days in a row coming into this session. just goes to show you that terrorism, mass murders, we're numb to it on wall street, unfortunately, john, we've seen it over, and over, and over again. san bernardino, the paris attacks. >> apple was asked about are you going to help out the government with this? and the ceo says no, and apple says, that's all right, we don't need you. what did they find out? >> i know, the government is basically saying, no need for that big court showdown today between apple and the justice department. the justice department said apple, we need you to get into the i-phone used by the

says we will wait, we don't need your help, we're cautiously optimistic that we found this third-party, i don't know who the third-party is, maybe 15-year-old kid, who knows? who can get into that iphone for us, stand down for now, we'll get back to you in april if we really do need your help. and you have this major case playing out in another courtroom, they do need the help after all. >> makes you wonder all along if they knew how to do that and they wanted apple to come forward and at some point say we have the technology anyway, we just wanted to see if you would help us out. that's my conspiracy mind thinking, maybe they knew all along. >> i hear you. i would like to think our government is as smart as our engineers to get into that phone. that's wishful thinking. whoever the third-party is, hopefully they have the trick. >> all right, speaking of apple, they want us to sleep better. what do they mean by that? >> okay, so you know how yesterday they came out with their new ipad, iphone, basically they're smaller and cheaper.

carrying them around in your pocket or purse. nonetheless, they have different ambient light sensors, so research shows that when you're on your phone or tablet at night before you go to bed, the bright light affects your ability to get into a deep sleep. apple has now adjusted that light to be more natural. they don't say this, but translation, more calming, so maybe you can get extra zs when you news their new products. a little bit of a stretch. but we're going with it. extra zs. >> or not have the phone in bed, else. maybe that's an idea. don't know, just thinking. >> impossible for so many people, john. >> you're right. thank you, lauren, always good to see you, we will talk to you soon. you can catch lauren every weekday morning on fb in a.m., on the fox business network. go to fox business.com/ channel finder, and it shows where it is on in your area.

>> been here all morning long. >> and doing a darn good job. >> thank you, sweet lou. we are starting to see a little bit of an extra -- now, certainly taking its sweet time, with more ample florida sunshine, we should officially warm things up as we course into the p.m. hours, at 2:00, 74, some of you may have seen that by a couple 2, 3 . looking pretty good. a lot of storminess over the pacific north and west, everything racing our way, our north. the ramifications, and you can probably call it that, we have a rain chance setting up for the weekend with each and every passing wave of energy we draw in more moisture, we increase the rain chance, the temperatures and the humidity values across the area, by thursday, starting to turn a little sticky out there, high of 85, and we start to see a bigger badder rain chance setting up at about 50% saturday and sunday, i'm talking more about both

see you in 9 to 10 more minutes. when it comes to celebrating new babies, it is usually all about mom. >> now people are hosting baby showers for the guys. ryan elijah is here with the trend. i've heard of couple showers, these are specifically for the men, right, ryan? >> yes, and i've never been to one. >> i was forced to go to a baby shower. it wasn't just men. even with the ladies, ryan, i was so uncomfortable. >> yeah, well, these have apparently turned the baby shower tradition around, they are called dad shower. i've heard of the man showers, as you probably know, a lot of soon to be moms, they hold baby showers, it is a great thing for them. they get gifts, encouragement, before the baby arrives, now, parents feel like dad needs love, as well. man shower parties gathering for the soon to be guy friends, and you look like that. for a night of baby-related games, often involve drinking, some people think this helps support the new dads, other says it is the moms who deserve the

>> i think it's a great idea, first of all, we deserve presents, too. >> baby shower for a woman, she carries the baby, and the big deal for her. >> the idea has gained so many traction, there is a web site for planning your own man shower. i've never been to one, but as long as they don't take away from the mother's shower, why not? >> no, no, no. you guys should not get one of these, we are the ones who have to carry that baby for nine months. >> and that shouldn't be lost, but maybe we should celebrate being dads. going to throw out the alcohol. >> we suffer, that's why we get the shower. you guys don't suffer. >> just go golfing. you just want to get together with your boys, go golf, you don't need to play cornhole, and... >> let me ask you this, john, have you sent the invitations out? i would struggle with that >> i would like to see you guys dressed up as the baby.

it's okay, you will be judged as a man for this the rest of your life, and people always say that's the -- man shower. >> drinking out of a baby bottle. >> that's with you forever. >> thank you, ryan. >> still to come, there's a new body image trend that's apparently taking over the internet. >> it could be setting young ladies up for failure. coming up after the break, we're going to show you how young people are using a piece of

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9:45 here on "good day orlando." wow, it looks nice downtown. >> don't let the looks fool you, john brown. a disturbing trend gaining tracks online. >> women are posting pictures trying to prove their waists are thin enough to fit behind a piece of paper. lydia has more on the challenge.

couldn't get more silly than the thigh gap comes a trend called the a-4 waist challenge. the #a 4 challenge involves women as seen in these pictures holding up a piece of paper to show how paper thin t444444444444 >> this is a piece of paper. >> in order for a woman to qualify her waist has to be smaller than a piece of paper. and you're not allowed to mesh horizontally, have you to measure vertically, and that criteria is almost impossible for any woman to meet. >> it is terrible to young women, especially who are vulnerable and impressionable. >> clinical psychologists said it is these women who could then develop an eating disorder. >> eating disorders are difficult to treat, anorexia can be lethal. >> photo shops like these ones

look extremely thin, or in some cases missing a limb reinforce unrealistic expectations. >> each woman needs to take a stand and decide she's not going to join this movement, and promote that she's more than a body and a full person. >> it challenges mostly popular in asia, women we spoke to say trends like this one belong in only one place, the garbage. >> an example for like health, it should be like love your own and be happy with your size. >> everyone's always looking at the outer appearance of people, when they should look at the inner. >> amen, ladies, amen. live local temps kicking things off. 55 now, orlando, 41 ocala, 47 in gainesville. the frost advisory long gone.

joining us on gdo, numbers today looking good, a lot warmer than yesterday. 73 by 5:00, 68 by 8:00, or so. again, not as cool areawide through the course of the entire day. our uv index is solid in the high range around 9. burn time 15 minutes, our peak sun time shy of 1:30. cool and clear, very nice full moon conditions in place, we may have a few high clouds blowing through, a really nice one overall, if you're headed out, a special treat if you can stay up long enough. tonight at 11:05, a rocket launch, the atlas 5 heading up and up out of cape canaveral. chance of rain will increase system after system. what it means for us is a sharp rise in temperature, humidity, southerly wind flow, and

will result from the factors in a southerly direction closer to the end of the week. thursday, a 40% chance, as we get to friday, saturday, sunday, more in line with 50% when it's all said and done. the forecast model, this is merely a computer simulation how the weather conditions will play out locally speaking. behind me, shirt offing winds and a bit of extra moisture pumping in first and the foremost clouds and higher temperatures, humidity increases thursday, it looks like a rainier scene begins to play out, probably a good three to four-day window of rain opportunity opening big and wide. here's the first taste of it by thursday, a chance of 40%. until then, again, expecting dry conditions through tomorrow, wednesday, then the southerly wind and increasing moisture approaching from the south thursday, that sets the tone for the weekend ahead, chances of 50%. saturday and sunday, highs through the 80s, a lot of humidity in the area, you can see the lows into the overnight and early morning adjusting

as the atmosphere inherits a few more tropical characteristics. that's your forecast. katie, i do appreciate it. if you'd like to play along, hop on twitter, your best photographic work. katie featuring snap the sun, #snap the sun on twitter. we'll feature you and your photography live on gdo. addison looking good playing in the swing there. you cannot forget about this face. she is gorgeous. love that little jumper, those little pom-poms on there. visit your web site, fox35orlando.com for weather baby sweetness, right there. guys. >> time to check out what's hot in hollywood. >> the kardashians are facing a lawsuit over their line of beauty products. a company says they are suing kim, khloe and courtney for not

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