have a computer up here. they both died. >> we're having issues today. >> we've got our phones, though. that's keeping up connected. >> that's all we've got. it's us, you and these little devices. glad you're here. i'm amy kaufeldt. breaking news out of brussels this morning. police have now arrested a third suspect. we're going to have details straight ahead. >> we also a have breaking news on the campaign trail. former florida a governor jeb bush has decided who he's going to throw his support behind. we'll let you know who that is. >> just in from overnight, the rays have touched down in florida after the trip to cuba. we're going to tell you how long the pitcher says they are stuck on the tarmac. >> they didn't take the bus back, did they? >> they would have been better off,. >> they would truly be a minor league team. >> i think they would have rather based on how they traveled. >> good morning, ryan, amy sweezey.

ryan and amy sweezey, temperatures starting off predominantly in the 50s through most of central florida. a little cooler north and west. but everybody, not just here in central florida where we're 8 degrees warmer in orlando and 12 degrees warmer in brevard, but everybody in florida warmer than yesterday. pensacola, 21 degrees warmer. they're warmer because of the southerly winds and the increased assume. we will see ceased humidity and southeast winds today, and we'll warm up as we go through the day. look for high temperatures right in the low 80s inland. southeast breezes keep it a little bit cooler right on a1a. good morning, kristin. >> good morning. petition tow chips and beer all over i-95 southbound after a pretty bad crash. two trucks collided with one another. sky fox over the crash. i-95 southbound444444444444 at pineda causeway. you can see the debris is

we're suggesting you take us-1. i want to show you where this is exactly on the maps here, taking you out to brevard county. you're going to see purple on the road. that means cars are not moving. again, this is i-95 southbound at pineda causeway. a good way to get around all this is to take us-1 to eau gallie boulevard and then hop on i-95 from there. taking you closer to home here in orlando or kiss me, rather, we do have an accident on florida turnpike at osceola parkway. you can see in the northbound lanes of the florida turnpike we're seeing some significant delays by the reds there. this is many kissimmee. taking a look at our drive times. i-4 easter bunny from john young parkway to downtown. and if you're using the 408 this morning, to downtown will take you 14 minutes. ryan and amy, back to you. >> kristin, breaking news out of ruffles this morning. it is being reported that police have now arrested the man wearing the white jacket on many of those surveillance photos at the airport.

we want to get over to luanne who is standing by with the latest details. >> good morning to you both. after a massive manhunt the third suspect was reportedly arrested in brussels this morning. police say he is seen in this surveillance picture with the two suspected suicide bombers at the investigators believe the third suspect was there to make sure attack. he was arrested after police passed out photos and raided several apartments overnight. now, the two suicide bombers have been identified as brothers. officials believe they loaded luggage carts full of explosives and then hit the detonators in their gloves. you can see them on their left hands. and here's some new video this morning of the airport which remains closed right now. 34 people were killed in the attacks at that airport and several subway stations, 250 other people were wounded. isis has claimed responsibility for all of these attacks.

heard gunfire and then screams in arabic before the blast. >> people was running, running, and we sat there like 10 minutes and we heard, evacuate, evacuate. >> when i go out i see a lot of people with blood and i just go -- just run out of the airport. yeah, and all the building there is like -- like a chaos there. >> and here is a live look this morning at the memorial site there in brussels where a large crowd of people has gathered right now. among the victims a peruvian mother of 2-year-old twins who was traveling here to new york to visit her mother. now we are also learning at least nine americans were wounded, including a u.s. missionary who survived the boston marathon bombings in 2013. that is the very latest. ryan and amy, let's send it back through. lu, thanks.

>> this is a big development on capturing the third suspect. obviously there was an intent manhunt. how impact ful is this in the mission already. >> i think it's a very good thing that we caught him, but i would also caution that we can't get comfortable with this. this is a very sophisticated network, ryan, if you just go back and talk through what isis has been able to do, talk -- taking over large swathes of land in iraq, taking over cities, conducting genocide. i think although a positive thing we captured him, we also captured salah abdeslam. we need to continue to press the fight on all fronts. >> we just showed this image of these men pushing the carts through, i was disturbed like be. it looks like they're going to a grocery store pushing the carts undefect. how shocking is that. >> it's surreal, the level of

they must be destroyed. we have to all understand that. to do it it's also going to take everybody from our allies to our intelligence agencies to our local law enforcement guys and then also within our communities, we have to understand, if you see something, you have to report it, because this threat is very different and it's a new front in this war. >> is the glove a good example that now airport will know to look for those type of things and in the past they may not have thought anything about that? >> yeah. i mean, it's kind of interesting. when you saw the one glove without the -- and one hand with not, i think that -- i think that if it the -- the bottom line is if you see something that looks out of place, you have to report it, and if it's nothing, well, that's okay. but if it is something, then, you know, that's a good thing, so resiliency, vigilance is going to be key as we move forward in this fight, ryan. >> the president has taken a little heat for keeping his schedule. he went to the rays baseball game

for a long time instead of coming back to the u.s. what's your response thus far for that. >> i would say this. this threat is going to take american leadership to overcome. we need to step up. as far as what the president decides to do, i have to comment on that, other than america must lead and america must engage all of its powers as well as the allies to overcome this threat, ryan. >> colonel, always great to talk to you. appreciate you coming in. >> good to see you guys this morning. >> just a reminder, want to keep it here to fox 35 for the latest. we've seen an arrest of the third suspect from the brussels tracking. you can keep abreast with the latest updates. go to our wbtv, fox35orlando.com. >> 7:07. we also have breaking news that came from the campaign trail this morning. former florida governor jeb bush is endorsing ted cruz today. >> the endorsement comes after cruz picked up another win in utah overnight.

cruz taking all 40 of utah's delegates. donald trump won all 58 of arizona's delegates. on the democratic side of things, bernie sanders picked up two out of three states, but he could not pull it out in the biggest of the contests last night. it was clinton who came out on top in arizona. she's controlling 58% of the vote there this morning. sanders won both the idaho and the utah caucus. of course keep it right here. coming up on 7:30 half hour, plus our political analysts will break down the new numbers. a new batch of supplies now on its way to the international space station. >> three, two, one. lift off. the atlas 5 rocket. supplies for the crew, experimental for the science. >> the launched from cape canaveral last night. it is loaded with 8,000 pounds of cargo for the iss.

that the spacecraft will begin phase two of its trip. nasa says the goal is to see how fire behaves in microgravity. it will then head back to earth and it will burn up in the atmosphere. that should be fascinating. >> some people struggle to even understand that concept. 7:09 this morning. new details new in the search for a gunman who shot a man. this happened outside of a maitland hotel. >> this happened about 10:30 outside of the extended stay on pembroke. she's here in the studio with what police are saying about the suspect. hi, kate. good morning. maitland police telling us the victim was organ using with them when he pointed the gun in the car and fired off three rounds. he took off, while he drove to the nearby 7-eleven and called for help. the cops say they're getting conflicting stories about what happened. the victim says he knows the man who shot him, but he wasn't cooperating with police on scene.

black man about 30 years old wearing blue clothing and a baseball cap. police searching the area with a helicopter and flood lights, but they say finding the shooter is a tough job. >> we have very limited information based on the description that the victim gave to us, so, again, that's why the perimeter was set. we set it around the last year that was here. we're searching around where he was possibly shot in the extended stay paramedic. again, so very tasking to our resources. >> and while the search continues for that gunman this morning, the victim was taken to the hospital, shot twice in the torso, once in the leg. he was rushed into surgery and we are working to get an update on his condition. ryan? >> kate, thanks for the update this thorn. 10 minutes past the hour. we have a news alert. officials have identified the teen who was shot to death at an apopka playground. police it was 18-year-old contondre bryant. he was shot and killed monday afternoon. we did speak to his girlfriend. she told us the two were expecting their first child in september. right now orange county deputies

of finding out exactly who pulled the trigger. this by the way the fourth shooting in apopka in three weeks. county leaders say they community the community's help to prevent any further violence. >> call us. call the sheriff's office. call county commissioner, say, hey, i saw something that didn't look right. can you check on it? some people don't think it's worth bothering us about it, but if you don't bother us, we won't respond. >> now, deputies do have a lead here. they say an older toyota suv, possibly gold or brown was seen leaving the scene of monday's shooting. they're asking anyone with information about the crime or that particular vehicle to call crime line. >> do you think baseball games are too long? the tampa bay rays are just getting home following a six-hour delay in cuba. >> that's not a long a flight home. coming up on good day orlando. why the team got stuck behind and why their plane's smell was not very good either. we're going to tell you about that. brooks tomlin joins us this morning.

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>> talk about the pretty sunrise on a wednesday morning. 52 degrees, so not real warm this morning. good news if you like it in the 80s, we're going to get over the number for the first time in a couple days. it got really chilly last night. we were at a baseball game. it felt like it dropped 15 degrees. >> new from overnight. we've been telling you about this. the tampa bay rays pitcher saying they were stuck on the tarmac for more than six hours. >> they laid in cuba in front of the president and raul castro. they have just returned to the u.s. alcides mcgee. chris archer -- good morning. >> yeah, good morning to you. we'll talk about chris archer's tweets here in a second. first let's talk about this enormous delay. they were sitting on the tarmac in havana for seven hours. they had some mechanical issues and at about 4:00 in the morning the second airplane arrived so the folks -- the lady raiders and the coaching staff and all the equipment was loaded up on the

here at tampa international airport at about 5:00 a.m. and you can see the team loading up on the charter buses. you can also see two large box trucks loading up all the gear they took to cuba. it was a long, long day for the tampa bay rays and as we just mentioned a little while ago, chris archer took to twitter, making some funny comments. while stuck on the plane he says, quoted, we went from hashtag rays in cuba. to rays stuck in cuba. he also tweets out, the shower at the stadium in cuba today wasn't working after the game, so many guys haven't showered yet. considering they were on the airplane there for seven hours. no doubt this was a historic visit for not only the tampa bay well. this is only the second time a major league baseball team has traveled to cuba since fidel 1959.

american president since calvin coolidge did it back in 1928. 50,000 people packed the stadium and they all cheered when the president arrived and of course the rays gave mr. obama something to cheer about too. early in the game the rays were up 1-0. he hit a shot to right field. you can see the president get up there and give the safe sign. you can also see he kind of look at president raul castro, almost looks like he's talking a little bit of trash there. the rays dominate this game 4-1. during the game, espn interviewed the major league baseball commissioner. he says he hopes the relations improve. in fact the commissioner says he hopes to see that both cuban players not only playing in cuba but playing in major league male. and of course with this visit comes political ramifications, what this means for the blockade and what this means for the cuban people is still unknown.

expected to be playing in fort afternoon. they're playing against the minnesota twins, but i spoke with the pr person a short time ago. he tells me the team that traveled to cuba will not be playing in fort myers today at 1:00. instead the team will be made up of minor league players. the guys are wearing -- that just arrived a short time ago should have the day off today, so they should be in st. pete by now in their car on the way home. now. they need some rest. they've been in cuba for the last couple of days. >> i i have to tell you, alcides. i watched the game. they got minor league life. they may appreciate their major league lifestyle a little better now. >> oh, no doubt about it. you know -- you know what's funny? so my family is cuban, and i have an uncle that lives -- that lives in cuba, and he was telling me this team that played against the rays, that's -- comparable to the yankees or boston, like the best

they have so much history and he was always telling me, all of the country, all of cuba, and i expected this team to be a lot better than what they played. let's just call it -- maybe it maybe they were just involved in the day and really not paying >> they were crushed. >> they did well but they stumbled a bit toward the end. alcides great to see you. thanks for the live report. >> all right. we'll see you guys. >> a little bit of a delay just like the cuban travel delay. can you imagine the players having to play today? it's a good thing they get the day off. >> they just need to shower. they desperately need a shower. >> the humidity that's been down in cuba, that's going to come back into play here in central over the next few days. brooks tomlin in for jayme king. temperatures in the 50s for the most part in central florida. sunrise right around now.

as we go through the days, temperatures rise from the 50s into the lower444444444444 80s. the humidity begins to increase with the southeast wins. i think by friday it will feel tropical again in central florida, but it does look cloudy, warm and wet. not a washout easter weekend, but a lot of rain and some thunderstorms around as el nino, even though it's been weakening a little bit, it still remains strong. outside right now, this is our visit orlando tower cam on top of the hyatt regency orlando. beautiful start to the day. temperatures, everybody in the 40s, i-4, south and east. look at this. everybody warmer than this time yesterday, leesburg, melbourne, a lot of folks 10, 12, 14 degrees warmer. we're going to end off warmer as well. here's your forecast. first off, today 81 degrees. keep the sunglasses. tomorrow 86. more humid, 30% chance of a shower tomorrow, but friday,

it looks like we bump up the rain chances significantly. again, not a washout, but a lot of rain and a few thunderstorms in the offing. let's get a check on traffic. good morning, kristin. good morning. we're seeing a lot of brake lights on the 408 heading westbound. you can see a live look right here. this is at 408 at conway road. a crash closer to i-4, it's blocking three lanes on the 408. here. westbound. here it is blocking three lanes, so just keep in mind some big slowdown there. keep in mind in kissimmee we have this crash on the florida turnpike, this is after osceola parkway. you could use obt as an alternate to get around there. taking a look tow drive times. i-4 easter bunny from john young parkway will take you 10 minutes

morning that will take you 22 minutes. time for your fox 35 pump patrol. regular gas is 1.80 at the sunoco. you can always find gas saving tips on our website, fox35orlando.com. click on traffic and then pump patrol. ryan and amy, back to you. >> 7:22 a gorgeous sunrise behind us. americans loft craft beer. a lot of americans are familiar with that fact. we're going to tell you why we're toasting to local brewer res this morning when we come back. you can follow us on twitter as well. it's easy to do. we're on fox news. >> thank you for that, luanne, by the way. hey, everybody, if you want to

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brought to you in part by morgan and morgan. you're watching good day orlando on fox 35. >> 7:30. moving right along and the farther we move it seems like the sunrise gets more pretty this morning. >> gorgeous. >> tough to top that. >> it really is. happy wednesday to you. so glad you're waking up with us. here are the top stories this morning. jackie?

issued a travel alert to all americans traveling to europe. i'll explain why passengers here at oia think about that and all the extra security after the attacks in brussels. that's coming up. >> plus breaking news on the campaign trail this morning. jeb bush now supporting ted cruz for president and the candidates are speaking out on terrorism as well. we're going to have an analyst here to decipher where things stand this morning. >> we'll also tell you what leaders plan to do about the schools of dead fish now floating in brevard county waters. before. jayme is off today which means we get brooks tomlin. thanks for this by the way. >> it is going to be a beautiful dawn to this day. as we go through tomorrow and friday, more humidity, more low level clouds and fog, and that will lead to probably less stellar sun rises. temperatures 40s out the door. once again, after the last couple

temperatures in the 40s and even wind chills lower than that. we're warmer. on the order of 8, 12, 12. a few clouds over towards the coast. that's what makes the sunrise so spectacular. through the day inland predominantly sunny skies. temperatures in the low 80s with southwest breezes that will continue to keep a1a and points east a little bit cooler. >> good morning, kristin. good morning. a live look at the 408. you can see we are seeing some big delays on westbound 408 headed towards downtown. this is a look from conway road. we do have an accident closer to i-4 that has three lanes blocked. now. you can you can see a lot of red on the map. here's the accident, 408 exit. so big delays there. also seeing some really big

we have this crash on the florida turnpike northbound that had shut down the northbound lanes. i'm told that one lane is open, but things are moving very slow on florida turnpike northbound. taking a look at the drive times. i-4 westbound from lake mary boulevard to colonial. 13 minutes. and westbound i-4 moving slow from the 417 to downtown will take you 19 minutes. ryan and amy, back to you. >> all right. thank you so much, kristin. breaking news in the brussels terror attacks. it's being reported that police have now arrested the man in the white jacket. >> yeah, the other two bombers of course are dead. morning. we wanted to get over to luanne who is standing by with the very lu? >> after a massive manhunt the third suspect was reportedly arrested in brussels. he is seen in this surveillance picture with the two suspected brussels yesterday. he is the one in white. investigators believe the third suspect was there to make sure

attack. the two suicide bombers have now also been identified as brothers. officials believe they loaded luggage carts full of explosives and then hid the detonators in their gloves. here's some video at the airport which remains closed right now. 34 people were killed in attacks at that airport and a subway station. 250 other people were wounded. isis has claimed responsibility for those attacks. and this morning a memorial continues to grow in brussels as the world mourns the 34 lives lost in those attacks. these are live pictures of that memorial this morning. now, among the victims, a peruvian of 3-year-old twins who was traveling to new york to visit her mother. we're also learning at least nine americans were injured, including a u.s. missionary who survived the boston marathon bombings back in 2013. ryan, amy, back to you. >> thanks, lu. new developments this morning.

americans are traveling and getting ready to traveling for spring break. the u.s. department has issued fly. jackie orozco is joining us live that. good morning, jackie. good to see you. >> good morning, amy, nice to see you as well. the u.s. state department has issued warnings to all americans traveling through europe because of those attacks that happened in brussels. here at oia, things have been going very smoothly, but we have noticed an increase in security. people in uniform, not in uniform, the state department says terrorists continue to plan attacks throughout europe targeting sporting events, tourist sites, restaurants and other locations. here at oia the airport says it has enhanced all security measures in response to the attacks in brussels. now again some changes are visible and others are not. now passengers won't be noticing because there will be many officers undercover in plain

belgium. it left the country minutes after the bombs went off. more than 260 passengers were on board that flight and once it landed the plane was not allowed to approach the terminal until police could sweep it for anything suspicious. back here at oia we spoke with people traveling from here and they say that they welcome the extra security and are not afraid to travel to europe. let's take a listen. >> you have to live your life or else you're going to be aged in like a little animal. >> you know, a lot of travelers here say they are not afraid to travel. they are just going to be extra vigilant. that's what the u.s. state department wants americans to do if traveling to europe. jackie orozco, fox 35 news. >> remember to keep it tuned into fox 35 for the latest on the brussels terror attacks. you can also get updates on our website, go to fox35orlando.com.

beach dunes on fire and then taking selfies, he says, in the name of art. >> it's a bizarre story and tops our morning rush this morning. firefighters say up to 200 feet of the dunes were set on fire when they got to flatler beach early monday morning. this man was setting them and then letting them burn for a few minutes and then stomping them out. deputies arrested munson. they say he claimed full responsibility for the damage, claiming he wanted to burn the grass away so he could see the litter that visitors had left behind. he planned to toss out all of that to make the area a little more presentable. >> flagler county mans are looking for a man who posed as a t-mobile worker and then stole cell phones. jamal brown, he's from georgia, he went into the target store in palm coast on monday. he asked an employee to get into an equipment room there and when he got inside, deputies say he stole 41 cell phones valued at about $31,000. funk you know where he is you're

in orange county they have big now. the county has hit trash haulers with $26,000 in fines just the last month. the county apparently upset about the missed pickups and other collection airs. the fines were implemented after they received thousands of complaints from customers. >>444444444444 decide 2016, the results are in as the first round of western voters head to the polls and as bernie sanders ted cruz both picking up wins. in fact four people got wins overnight as did frontrunners donald trump and hillary0 clinton winning the key state of arizona. although trump lost in utah. actually took third place there. it is fresh on the minds of candidates for sure. >> i think he should head back to washington and he should solve the problem and you better get rid of isis quick, because it's only going to get worse. it's going to get a lot worse. >> and today's attack underscores

in chief who will call this evil by its name expugn alicia the full force and fury of the united states of america to defeat radical terrorism and to troy isis. >> i know people are angry, they're frustrated and a lot of people, especially after what happened in brussels, they're afraid. but i think leadership isn't about fanning those fears and that anger. leadership is saying, look, we can do this together. >> we will stand as a nation with our allies and our friends and people all over this world. we will stand with them and we will together crush and destroy isis. >> it's amazing how one event can really change the tune on the political trail. >> let's bring in political analyst carl jacksonville. >> good morning. >> i want to get to the news out >> jeb bush supports ted cruz.

>> i think it's about three weeks too late. >> i mean, jeb bush, if he wanted to support ted cruz, he should have done it much earlier, quite frankly, but i guess his goal is maybe to try to coalesce delegates around cruzhp as the race goes forward, but i just think it may be a little bit too late quite frankly. >> and i suspect ted cruz would share your feeling on that as well. it didn't help in arizona. a lot of people voted. >> let's talk about the big news yesterday. donald trump has been big on this issue. does it help him that we see another tracking on another issue that he said, look, basically i told you this was going to happen. >> absolutely. there's no doubt about it, that donald trump benefited from late breaking voters. the guy has done a master full job when it comes to media and framing his guy as the guy that's going to be strong against terror, the whole amnesty and immigration battle. although it wasn't him who was actually the first to bring it in for the national forefront, that was rick santorum and rick perry,

voice. he's much better with media. ted cruz actually had a better plan, because he's so bolsterous, when things like this happen, it helps donald trump and you have to give credit to the guy. he's done a masterful job with the media and also he benefited not only from the late breaking voting, but he benefited from the fact that ted cruz still -- even though rubio isn't in the race there was 18% dead vote in arizona that cruz could have picked up. so with that and kasich cruz is still splitting the vote while donald trump is riding high. >> obviously donald trump has a problem in the mormam community. what does this tell you? >> honestly, >> donald trump is going to have a problem. a lot of people were talking about how donald trump is winning so many evangelicals, what they neglected to tell you is how many of those evangelicals are

that's an you'll that's lost on me. when you get to people firmer in their faith, donald trump is going to have a hard time. where he benefits in the west accident even though i think ted cruz should probably doing better than he is, it is a fact that he is very strong on amnesty. cruz has a better border plan quite frankly than trump, but it doesn't matter. trump is able to package his border plan where it sounds strong. >> let's finish with bernie sanders. he takes two out of three last night. he closes it a little bit, but mathematically still well behind. >> man. i've got to tell you. hillary has to be praying and thanking the delegate gods, if you will, because those super delegates are helping her. bernie sanders, you have to be impressed with the guy. i mean, it's scary to me that so many people are ill informed that will voted for him. but the fact that he's arousing so much energy behind his campaign.

that there are super delegates da back here. that's for sure. >> it was great to talk to you. thank you, ryan. >> coming up. dead fish causing a big stink along brevard county's coast. >> today local leaders say they might have a solution. we're going to tell you what their plan is. coming up on gdo. 7:42. look at the beautiful sunrise. we promised you it was going to

>> put the shades >> welcome back to good day orlando. look at that. a view of the traffic this morning. this is actually not bad. it's moving. >> we have to look hard to find places. we've found one for you there this morning. and it doesn't exactly go along with this thought. if you ever thought orlando

the the latest report ranks orlando in the top 20 of worst traffic. miami, tampa also on that list. there are good days and bad days. during the morning commute probably morning good than bad. it's kind of a nightmare this morning. >> and that's just today. >> it is 7:46. happening right now, schools of dead fish, we've seen the images of them floating in brevard county. today officials are meeting to try to do something about it, hopefully to get rid of the smell. that's a big part of the problem, and kate burgess is here in the studio with more of what they're working on. >> had i, guys. officials talking about a possible pollution this morning. they plan to put out dumpsters at water front parks where volunteers can drop the dead fish. the carcuses have been washing up on shore, and it looks like annual gee bloom is to blame. this clean-up effort comes after the county got dozens of

marine -- to finalize dumpster locations. that meeting at 8:30 in the brevard county manager's office in viera. ryan. >> kate, thanks. definitely concerning for sure. we'll let you know what happens. meanwhile volusia county beach patrol they're going to give us an update on the number of spring break arrests. police have made more than 150 alcohol arrests just since march 1st, so we're talking three weeks. it does not include the arrests made yesterday. beach patrol saying yesterday they had extremely large spring break crowds and they've had a number of alcohol violations there as well, so they want you to have fun, but it's gone a little bit over the line. 7:48. still holding -- >> let's in with brooks. although we've got our announcer to do that. >> we're also fox 51, we're also fox 35. we're global. we're going to take over. good morning, everybody. brooks tomlin in for jayme king and talking about spring break, the first couple of days this week it felt like winter break. now it's feeling more like spring, especially getting to

will ramp up as well. temperatures right now in the 50s in the i-4 corridor. a little cooler north and west, but give us another five or 10 minutes, we'll get the 8:00 numbers in. a lot of folks will be warm up to highs in the 80-degree range today. humidity begins to increase. last few days it's been very dry. we'll see the humidity increase with the southeast winds. now, the weekend looks predominantly cloudy, very warm and humid and also wet. significant rain chances every day, friday, saturday, sunday, maybe even into early monday morning with el nino remaining strong, not and that just enhances the lift in the atmosphere. once again here's a live view from the eye at regency. here's -- these are the 7:00 numbers. not 8:00 numbers. you can see 57 melbourne. same thing in bushnell. but everybody warmer than this time yesterday. and that trend will continue this afternoon.

today we'll make it to 80 degrees. maybe some low 80s around central florida. once again there's no cold air anywhere in the southeast all the way back towards texas and oklahoma. temperature right now oklahoma city, 61. it's 55 in omaha. omaha, nebraska, warmer than orlando. that will training as >> a lot of folks will see a return to winter. today we're going to see a lot of sunshine. more clouds right along the coast than we will see inland, but i think it's going to be a spectacular day weather wise anyway you look at it. southeast winds today, same thing tomorrow. tomorrow a slight chance of a shower. but look what happens on friday. this frontal boundary just stalls right across central florida and what does that do? friday, saturday, sunday, it's going to serve as the triggering mechanism for some rain, maybe some heavy downpours and some thunderstorms. not a washout by any stretch of the imagination.

at home and even tomorrow, 30% chance of a shower. high temperatures in the 80s and then over the weekend, friday, saturday and sunday, increased humidity, clouds and rain chances. weather baby time. autumn is a beautiful, beautiful girl this morning. autumn, love the outfit, love the eyes, but most importantly i love man. i needed that this morning. i'm sure a lot of people did. thank you for joining us, autumn. if you want your child on weather baby, all you have to go is log on to our website and follow the links. you can get traffic just like right now. good morning, kristin. >> we're seeing some trouble right now in seminole county. i-4 at 1792. i want to take you right there. this is a live look. you see the off ramp, the exit ramp to get on to 1792 is shut down. it's not moving. cars are not moving there. you can see some flashing lights behind the trees. this again is i-4 easter bunny right at the 1792 off ramp.

seeing also some trouble in seminole -- or excuse me, in orlando here on the 408, things are moving slow because of an earlier crash that was blocking three lanes here right before i-4 and again that is at the for the and taking you down to kissimmee, we still have this -- issues right here on the florida turnpike northbound. there was an earlier crash, now we're seeing some slowdown indicated by the reds. taking a look at the drive times. i-4 easter bunny from john young parkway to downtown will take you three minutes. westbound from the 434 to fair banks will take you mine minutes. if you're hopping on the 408, rouse will take you 20 minutes. >> free college tuition for anyone who graduate from high school. >> bernie sanders has talked about it. but coming up we'll have the details on the motorcity's new program that's got a lot of people talking this morning. 7:52. i'd say it's pretty calm out

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