amy: how? >> we were being told the detroit water system, which we got our water from, was charging too much money and we were going to build this new pipeline so you folks can have cheaper water. while we build the pipeline, why don't we go to the river? you know, the one at general motors dumped all that crap and stuff in? all of the additional toxins? we will go to that river in the interim. these decisions were made back in emergency manager. and that is the untold story about the problem we have here. we don't have just a water problem, we got a democracy problem. we got a dictatorship problem. we got a problem of being stripped of our democracy as we have known it over the years. and for someone to come to our city, a proud city where the -- with the rich liberty history. amy: you have a long history here. talk about how that influence you. >> we had the first city of our size to elect an african-american mayor. we passed an open housing ordinance in the city of flint, one of the first. v

amy? over to you. >> amy: you decide. 2016. republican candidate gearing up. >> john: the race for the white house heating up in last night's the event was hosted by fox news, and once again donald trump was not there. his opponents took advantage of that. >> the question right now is, how do we prevent nominating a candidate who loses the general election or for that matter if donald ones the general election, who the heck knows what he would do as president? >> we are not going to allow the movement to be defined by a nominee not a conservative. needs to be thoughtful, serious, and important way, given the threat the country faces. >> john: what are you looking for on the debate tonight. not as many people. >> it should be interesting. not as many people. ted cruz and marco rubio, looking to see who takes the initiative to be the number two guy. they have tried to gang up on trump before but it's not worked. the will be in the big winner. >> john: if trump runs the table and wins the states on super tuesday. is the race over

welcome, i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. it will be a lot of fun, yeah. here's a look at some of what you can expect in today's show. >> john: first up the cruise ship that got tossed around docked at port canaveral and we're live to see if these passengers had a smoother ride and what they said about the ship. >> amy: why chocolate is actually a good thing to eat. when you are pregnant. >> running through the biggest moment from the grammys, including best and worst dressed. all coming up on the 9 o'clock hour. >> amy: mel lan is here, i love it -- mel lan anie is here. outside, jayme, most of the nasty weather is -- gone! >> jayme: and, already 60 miles northeast, the grand bahamas and is moving good and we are the big news now, much heralded yesterday. we see the line of weather and behind it we'd pave a pattern here of good looking conditions. as you go through the next 7 days you'll love it here. 50s and 60s now on the cusp of 70 in melbourne and upper 60s there and gradual clearing and warming temperatures. we hit 76 yesterday, i think we undo that

and aim amy with 16. >> amy: please. my jump shot is noted a good. >> john: action in the skies above central florida. >> amy: a drone racing league. >> i fell in love with the out of body experience of putting on the goggles and feeling like you become the aircraft. >> amy: thowt pilots fly these copters and how popular it's it's kind of like >> john: a new kind of racing is gaining traction in orlando. we're talking about drone racing. >> amy: flying at 60 to 70 miles per hour and they navigate through the gates. how they don't break apart into a million pieces is beyond me. isn't that amazing? >> john: in the early days they do. >> amy: a first person view as if they were on the drone. racing a couple years ago. in april 2015 he founded the multi-y gp racing league. and now there are 300 chapters around the world. >> i immediately fell in love with the out of body experience of putting on the goggles and aircraft. >> john: that's cool. >> amy: he has the goal of taking the sport to the masses. >> john: they have alway

quebec, i'm john brown. >> amy: it is okay. i'm amy kaufeldt. we want to get you caught up on the headlines. 9:31. police looking for several county. and it happened at the cypress woods apartment comet public late last night -- complex, late last night. two we'll were shot and one died and detectives are working to figure out the motive. >> john: orange county, two teens plead guilty in an armed carjacking and kidnapping to a federal agent and they could get up to 25 years in prison. 19-year-old dante askins and gregory mcdonald pleaded guilty. they and other teens kidnapped a federal agent from texas vacationing in orlando and the agent was pistol whipped and held for two hours. police say the onstar called the vehicle and the teens ran away and the victim was able to escape. this teens were all captured. >> the school district cannot reach an agreement with the teachers union, teachers are not being treated fairly, they say and deserve higher wages, teachers lined up outside holding signs and chanting. teachers received a 2.4% pay increase la

>> amy: come here, ruby! come here, ruby! >> john: a win for amy! >> amy: hi, ruby! you are so cute. >> john: how did you get a good friend there? >> likes me... ruby, hello, ruby. >> and, i'm busy -- >> open the envelope here. how much more winter we have here. >> ruby chose... da, da, da... one more day of winter. one more day! what do you think, jayme? >> john: high tomorrow of 84. >> john: would have chosen me. let's see what the option would have been. >> john: winter is over. one more day. >> we hope, last year at datona beach at the international speedway it was this coldest day of the year. freezing. >> hopefully the one day of winter -- >> she's precious! >> all right, enjoy fun, the dachshund. >> amy: thank you very much. we love you, ruby! >> tv magic? tv magic? all right. thank you. >> let's check in with jayme king. see if spring has sprung. >> jayme: on our way, guys. looks like 84, tomorrow, we dropped down some friday, probably 64. saturday, sunday, 70ish and the overnight lows, morning lows coming back up. and looks like rain chances 20%, saturday, s

i'm amy kaufeldt. >> john: i'm john brown. >> amy: a desperate search is under way for a missing boater in orange county. his family said he didn't come home after a fishing trip. halted after a worker dies in a freak accident. >> amy: three pregnant woman in florida are infected by the zika virus. why health officials are not revealing everything about these ladies. big changes this morning, it's chilly. >> jayme: yes. the winds were laying down pretty good. and higher pressure fills in. brought foul weather into the region yesterday. it's out. mr. sunshine is returning today. it's a nice day, but a cool start. we have 40s and 50s in spots. when the wind picks up it feels like 40s in a lot of locales. 60s all day. gusty winds, 25, as high as 30 out of the west, not. the coming seven, delightful. slow ramp up in temps. another system on the back end temps around 80ish. and lows closer to 06 at that time. >> it's windy on the 408 and i-4. the good news, there's no accidents. one minor issue in orange county. a crash at at aloma avenue. some oranges are there. it's causing a few backups.

i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. so glad you're waking up with us. >>> a possible hit-and-run in a case and a possible break in the case. we'll have the next step in the investigation. >> reporter: my stomach was in my throat. >> a robbery and shooting at a orange county restaurant. >> amy: spring training begins today for two teams that practice here in central florida. i know you are super excited. >> john: well, it's renewal. you get to spring, and everything is new. no wins, no losses. >> amy: and the weather is perfect right now. >> jayme: yeah. a lot of folks coming done on down. you have the race on sunday at the speedway. want to get out of the snow and cold, you've come to the right place. i know it's a cool start. but warmer in melbourne, nearly 60 degrees. the wind has a lot to do with that this morning. another great day area wide. we'll have a spin of winds, a clockwise flow of air. north, northeast wind today. tomorrow it's offshore, and keeping us in very good weather graces, so to speak. dry skies and

. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. glad you are with us this morning, here's a look at some of what you can expect in this morning' 9 o'clock hour, women putting their health on the on doctors appointments. >> john: and oscars fashion hits and misses, breaking down the best and the worst on the red carpet. >> amy: and, great deals, bargains you need to know about, coming up, plus, david martin. >> reporter: are you a coffee or are you a tea girl? tell me right now. tea. >> reporter: you will love what i show you. we parked our live truck in winter park village to show you an explosive new place called tea and tea and we'll take you live at the 9 o'clock hour of... >> "good day orlando"! >> a great day. winter park, maybe or anywhere, and -- >> amy: walk around, yeah. it will be beautiful. a little chilly now, jayme? >> jayme: we're making a move into the 60s in ay lot of spots, not there yet and we'll be there in all location and you can see the numbers adjusting up, 62 and 62, south of brevard and the general trend is

>> amy: happy wednesday to you. we're so glad you're with us on "good day orlando" with our 6:00 a.m. hour. i'm amy kaufeldt. >> john: i'm john brown. >> amy: parts of central florida are under a tornado watch. this same storm as spawned tornadoes in the panhandle. s this a look at some of the damage. some people have actually died in the storm. we have details of what we can expect and what we'll see around here. >> john: a woman in central. they said she murdered her own son. >>> we love nevada. we love nevada. thank you. thank you. >> amy: donald trump winning big again. the final votes were counted in nevada wp keel marco rubio fared. it's one of those mornings you walk out and you can sense something is coming? >> john: something is different. >> jayme: we're what we are in the warm sector of the storm. and it's a going to be a warm muggy day until this moves through. a 10e a.m. alachua, marion, and sumter, we're under a tornado watch. the northwestern corner of alachua county has a severe thunderstorm warn goi

>> amy: it's not nice. i will tell you during the commercial break. >> reporter: and uber puppy is in celebration of super bowl week, they're delivering more than just driving. they have teamed up to deliver packs of puppies to up. la, new york, and washington, d.c. the uber app will have a special puppy delivery option. a squad of up. puppies to hang out with for a while. that adorable experience cost $30. if you want a pack of puppies to scheen up after. >> amy: probably not potty trained. >> reporter: i don't need a pack. one is enough for me. >> amy: how fun. >> amy: a group of drivers being callinged heroes after rescuing >> john: what they did to i i dodon'n't t knknowow w whahatt i'i'm m dodoining.g. i i cacan'n't t fifindnd a anynyththiningg jujustst w whehen n i i ththinink k itit's's j jusust t nonot t gogoining g toto w worork.k. ththisis w womomanan t thahat t woworkrks s ththereree cocomemes s ovoverer a andnd a askskss cacan n i i hehelplp y youou?? anand d hehe w wasas s so o hahappppy,y, t t

. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. so glad you're with us. happy friday to you. >>> an 8:00-year-old boy is flown to the hospital after he was hit riding on his bike. the police said that the driver did not stop. and why police believe they may have found the driver. >> john: a shooting in kansas. we're learning about the gunman's long history of crime. >>> why they're not the right with hillary clinton in november. >> amy: the republican candidates taking aim at donald trump last night. find out if they were successful knocking him down a peg or two. and there were two others on the stage too. but we didn't hear a lot from them. >> jayme: we had low 40s in gainesville. 45 at bushnell and widespread 40s on the eastern side of florida. for the bus stop, kiddos, a cold morning giving way to a delightful afternoon. mid-60s and bright sunshine. i think you'll love saturday and sunday even more. we're embacking on a great run of weekend weather. thin, sir us are cirrus clouds moving through. 46dy 2 and lows in the 50s. and overnight a cold one. an

i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. we're going to have a beautiful sunrise. be sure to keep it right here. >>> first, four cars colliding in a deadly hit-and-run that happened overnight. where troopers are investigating to find out what caused the crash. >> john: people buzzing about the central florida billboard. you will see it in just a second. i apologize. that's the wrong video. we'll get that story in just a bit. plus this. >> it all just came together. >> amy: it did. literally in the last millisecond. the closest finish in daytona 500 history. following a record-shattering race. i found myself throughout the day getting sad seeing some of the drivers crash. chase elliot, drivers we were super excited about. seven laps in he was out. what do you do. >> john: and junior, and danica. >> jayme: the weather couldn't have been -- the weather couldn't have been better. last year we froze. we hope you had a great weekend. one of a series of a couple different systems. the greatest effect coming in on wednesday. general increase in clouds right now. there'll b

yeah. >> amy: love you, rick. we'll hear you on the radar later and over to jayme. >> jayme: let's talk accu-weather, current temperatures now, across the fine state of florida. showing those 30s now, 39, pensacola, 41 tallahassee and jacksonville 41 down south, and dade, about youred and palm -- about youred and palm beaches and key west the mid 60s, locally speaking, 40s area wide and wind have been a little whipping this morning! no doubt about that. almost wreaked havoc out of cape painful for the rocket launch. and now in the cosmos floating around, a gps satellite was put into the air. good news and you can find your way around town. and north flow, 17 in orlando and north-northwest, kissimmee and 15 gainesville and the front slipped down to the south. and in the wake, brilliant central florida sunshine. i hop you enjoy the day. a dandy and we have a lot of cool breeze to contend with and windy at times. 59 by 2:00 and 58 for 5:00 and by 8:00 the clouds continue to increase. the wind off the atlantic importi

>> amy: hello! >> who does that! >> amy: facebook, guys, yeah! >> john: marissa, great to see you, johnnie's house, xl 106.7, talk to you soon. >> amy: weather, jayme king. >> jayme: good morning, now, we have 40s and 50s, a couple of spots now, 60, melbourne and as you go progressively farther south we see 70s, closer to far south florida as typical and usual high pressure in place and looks like it provides the goods, all the way through the weekend. talking about ample sunshine, literally rain-free skies, maybe next tuesday or wednesday. and, pleasant temperatures, just really nice overall. make the outdoor plans now and if you don't have them make them and if you do have them keep what you have in play and get it done. a great day, breezy weather, 71 by 2:00 and 69 at the 5:00 and 8:00, heading down towards the 60 degree mark and look now, the gorgeous shores of cape canaveral. 62 degrees, and variable winds, light speeds under 5, and, this is hour visit orlando tower cam, orlando. 54 degrees, actually the suntrust cam. my bad. a routing issu

. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. so glad you're with us this morning. >>> tonight is a victory for courageous conserve >> iowa, thank you. >> we finished second. i want to tell you something, i'm just honored. >> amy: a bit of a g.o.p. upset in iowa. ted cruz did beat donald trump. breaking news, it appears that the democrats may finally have declared a winner. stion >> john: the top local story. a brevard county teacher has died in what is believed to be a murder suicide. >> amy: how local official are responding to the zika virus. >> john: a weather alert here in central florida. we're in a bit of a haze. >> amy: look at that. >> john: . thick fog is blanketing the roadways. it's a little dangerous. you pull up to the exit and don't realize you are there yet, and suddenly you are, it's very foggy. >> jayme: three words for the commuters this morning, slow it there's a fog advisory for all of us here in the viewing area and goes all the way up to georgia. visibilities are awful right now. the list goes on and on and

i'm amy kaufeldt. >> john: i'm john brown. >> amy: sky fox over the scene here. causing some headaches on i-4. gina will have more and how you can avoid. >> i didn't expect it to be here today. i thought it was still being repaired. >> john: the anthem of the seas is back in port canaveral. how officials are making sure it's safe to cruise. person who lies more than ted cruz. >> [imitating dog barking]. >> amy: that sounded pretty believable. mud slinging and dog barking. >> john: you thought it couldn't get any weirder. >> amy: every day gets a little weirder. >> john: people waking up saying, what are you talking about storm damage? >> jayme: it came in like a lightning bolt and exited now off the atlantic. it's lit up from 20 to 60 nautical miles off the shore. the axis the strong storms in far south florida. leaving us pretty much high and dry. and it's transitioned in the area. focusing on dade, broward, palm beach, and into the lower keys. and we're there issuing marine north side of the islands. that's what we had on our plate earlier this morning. and kee

. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. >>> here's are the stories we're working for you right now. we start with jackie orozco. >> reporter: a marion county sheriff's deputy is recovering at the hospital after he was shot outside this gas station. i'll explain what exactly happened last night, coming up in a live report. >> john: governor governor rick scott declaring a health emergency. why he's concerned for the state of florida. >> listen, it's no surprise that donald is throwing yet another temper tantrum or if you like, another trumper tantrum. >> amy: what is fueling the latest beef between the two candidates. in the meantime, where is the beef, with jayme king. >> jayme: got none. remember those commercials? >> amy: where is the rain? between the cameras here. and it's a glorious scene. but slowly but surely clouds returning. and rain chances will begin to rise. we're about 70 now across the area. some in the upper 6 30s. clouds advancing steadily and rapidly. and there's a little bit of thunder in some of this. i am not looking at any crazy wacky stuff today, but you will n

>> amy: as long as i can brush my teeth. >> amy: a rare sight. what made this manatee get out of the water. >>> we're giving away a vip and the speed week races. each day. >> john: 6:55 here on "good day orlando." time to look at the stories >> a man from cape coral accused of blackmailing young girls to send him inappropriate photos. >> john: he used the communication app kick to contact two 11-year-old girls. he used the white pages to find out personal information on one of the girls and tried to force her to send him inappropriate pictures. he threatened her and threaten to burn her house down. they were able to track him down. he is facing multiple charges. >>> they are hoping that they will recover the ship's black box for the el faro. they sank after losing engine power and were caught up in a category four hurricane. >> john: a manatee shown coming out of the water for a kick snack of the moss. the video has been seen more than 250,000 times already.p if you` are a fan, check it out on our facebook page. facebook.com slash fox 35 news. th

i'm amy goodman. the united states carried out airstrikes in libya that killed at least 30 people this morning. the strikes hit a farmhouse outside sabratha, to the west of the capital tripoli. the spokesperson of the tripoli says the farmhouse had been seized by isil fighters. unnamed pentagon officials told the "new york times" the strikes were targeting a tunisian man is suspected of being involved in two isil attacks in tunisia last year. it is not yet clear if the tunisian man was killed. the strikes come as the u.s. weighs increasing military action in libya, which has been torn by violence since a 2011 u.s. backed military intervention ousted longtime dictator muammar gaddafi. in recent months, u.s. and british special operations teams have been increasingly operating in libya. today's strike comes three weeks after general joseph dunford, chair of the u.s. joint chiefs of staff, said he wants to begin taking "decisive military action" against isil in libya. in news from the campaign trail this

. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt what. can you can expect in our 9 o'clock hour, should you stay friends with your e your ex? we'll talk about benefits an relationship expert. >> john: and from your family to your friends it can be tough to say no when they ask for things. so how do you put your foot down without feeling bad about it. >> we have an etiquette coach to share top tips, plus this: >> can you tell us what you are going to do with the money? >> no. >> john: i like her! >> amy: funky for the first time, we're hearing from the powerball winners from melbourne beach, what they plan to do now that they are gazillionaires. number. >> amy: they have a lot of money. david martin. >> reporter: they can come down to the orlando museum of art and spend it at the antiques vintage and garden show. if you like these kind of things including gardens in operations, this is the place to be this weekend and it benefits a beautiful museum. we'll talk about it in the 9 o'clock hour of "good day orlando." >> amy: what are you tryin

amy? >> amy: a hert alth alert. the world health organization will hold an emergency meeting to see if the zika virus should be declared a global health >> luanne: the world health organization meeting is close to the media and we -- closed to the media and we are waiting to see what comes out of it. olympic organizers in brazil have to prepare for health concerns associated with zika. brazil has been hit the hardest with more than 1 million cases of the virus so far. a test event for the summer olympics was supposed to be a event but the virus is stealing their thunder. >> the special vehicles and, the community, so, we -- this is work that has been done so far, and, will continue on the way to the games, and we are sure going to be safe. >> luanne: the olympic committee assures everyone that the games will go on but they are urging the athletes and the fans to come prepared and use protection against mosquito bites. the outbreak in brazil led to reports of pregnant women giving birth to babies with serious birth d

i'm amy goodman. more senate republicans have backed majority leader mitch mcconnell's pledge to block any nominee president obama chooses to replace justice antonin scalia. scalia died on saturday at a hunting resort in texas at the age of 79. republicans are threatening to stall his replacement until a new president is in place 11 months from now. the white house has noted none of the last 12 supreme court justices to be confirmed had to wait more than 100 days for a vote. four u.s. journalists detained in bahrain on sunday have been released following an international outcry. anna therese day and her camera crew have reportedly been charged with illegally assembling with the intent to commit a crime. bahraini authorities accused them of falsely representing themselves as tourists, and claimed one of the journalists participated in an attack on police. bahrain is a close ally of the united states, home to the u.s. navy's fifth fleet. in egypt, newly released documents show the senior police officer

>> amy: imreap it's not that big. it should be fun. >> john: the flosks came off during the democratic debate. the gloves came off. >> reporter: the two were close together on stage but very far apart on some issues. hillary clinton and bernie sanders trading blows on who is more progressive and best fit to take on wall street. >> i am not making promises that >> i have not run for president before. >> there's no disagreement between us on universal coverage on healthcare. the disagreement is, where do we start from and where do we end up. senator sanders wants us to start over again. >> the idea that we'll dismantle while waiting to pass a medicare for all is just not accurate. >> i have heard senator sanders comments and it's caused me to wonder who is left in the progressive wing of the democratic party. under his definition, president obama is not progressive because he took donation from wall street. >> instead of arguing about definitions, let's talk about what we should do. one of the things we should do is not

>> john: amy is ready for a party. >> amy: it's a big day. we're wearing red because it's orlando goes red. heart health month. today is the day that everyone will be wearing red. bring awareness for heart disease and heart defects. it's really important. they brought us all kinds of little goodies. >> john: and we have our drinks make sure to wear your red. and use your #gdo, and share. >> amy: i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. >>> lgbt right it's in brfnlgt bnchts county. we have details. >> i think it's time to end the very artful smear that you and your campaign have been carrying out in recent weeks. >> oh! >> and let's talk about the issue. >> john: that was a debate last night. the gloves coming off in the democratic race for president. the top fiery moments from last night, straight ahead. >> amy: a huge data breach at ucf. what the school is doing tad -- what they are doing today. >> amy: but now, brrr. >> john: what happened? . too yesterday. gainesville, ocala, and 40s for the remainder. and when we factor in the local bree

i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. t/s going to be a beautiful sunrise. first a central florida teenager stepping before a judge this morning. he's accused of running down a sheriff's deputy. >> john: a young woman from lake county is now behind bars after we'll look at what left led up to that. >> amy: a measure that would impact clergy across the state. the pastor protection bill. >> john: the roads are a little slick. jayme saw someone slide through an intersection this morning. >> jayme: sure did. >> john: be careful when you head out there. >> jayme: slick roadways. a little light rain moved through at 1:00, to 2:00, to 3o clock this morning. so slow it down. temperatures in the 60s. we're really, really mild, and not doing too bad for this late position in the month of february. i like these temperatures here. all of the rain managed to get up to alachua county. and it looks like a heartier batch over the mainstream current. and heaviest rain resurging it's active into the afternoon. chance at 40%. it pales in comparison to this monstrosity loading

back to john and amy. back to you. >> john: michael mcdowell is a good guy. >> amy: he is. >> john: behind the scenes and over there talking with joie good, good guy. >> amy: and you'd be hard pressed to say he's not friendly. many are that way. >> john: he'll mingle with the fans and david you are with the fans. it makes a big difference in the sport where the drivers go where you are and meet people who root for them. that is big. >> reporter: waltrip was here hanging with the fans and taking selfies and i'm a big fan of giving you exclusives. i have a fox 35 exclusive. we'll play dizzy bat! on "good day orlando," my friend dj, takes the first step. >> over here. supporting the bat! simple. >> reporter: step one. next on the road at the daytona international speedway, looking at the infield and leading up to the daytona 500 sunday at 1:00. you can see this breeze with though flags up there, and, the wind last night, and mate for a really cold night and it will warm up sunday. >> luanne: look at all the p

. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. glad you are with us and here's the stories we're working on for you right now. a word, a popular restaurant, a person was shot and the gunman is out there and we'll tell you where orange county deputies believe he could be hiding this morning. >> john: plus apple tells the fbi it want no part in hacking into the san bernardino shooter's phone and the company insist exposing the information would put all the customers at risk. >> amy: and all new at 8:00, are you constantly putting heads with people -- butting heads with people who think they are better than you? narcissism is on the rise. gee, i wonder why? could it be the selfies we are taking every 24 seconds. what is fueling the epidemic, i bet you selfies has something to 8:01. how things look outside. about the fog in different areas. >> jayme: and, the forecast at 4:30, and it was nonexistent and now it is moving in. let's look at what is going on and, again, downtown, we are slowly beginning to see things, and, the worse as fa

i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. happy friday to you. here's the stories we're working on for you. an 8-year-old boy was hit by a the police said that the driver didn't stop. found the driver. >> john: star athlete to not being able to move any part of his body. a local teen's fight against a rare medical condition. what one local school is doing today to show love and support. >> if you built the wall the way he little bit trump towers he do it. >> i have hired thousands. >>> taking off the gloves. was it enough to slow down trump's momentum, guesting closer to super tuesday in good morning, david martin. >> reporter: we parked our beautiful live truck on i-drive at the ripley's believe it or not auditorium. we're celebrating world sword swallowing day on the 8:00 a.m. hour of "good day orlando."

i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. we're so glad you're with us. a beautiful sunrise. a nice start to the day. >> amy: we start with breaking news on the coast. the coast guard is searching for a missing boater in brmpleghts county. we'll tell you what they found >> john: with health alert involving artificial turf and a possible link to cancer. why the feds are looks closer. >> amy: the story behind thousands of sharks spotted off the florida coast. oh, boy. we know they're there. i just -- i just get a little freaked out looking at them. >> john: not too far out, you will find giant whales too. but you don't go that far out. >> jayme: the villages 52. 56 in orlando. we have 60s up and down the coastal brevard. and taking a look, gusty winds setting up around the beach front. and everybody gets in on the southeast front. and rain chance isolated in nature. and pick a spot on the map. develop. and we're waiting for this next front to come through. hardly any cold air. but a big rain chance. and that will show up in the overnight and first thing tomorrow morning. the is

your excuses, amy? >> amy: usually that i snooze too many times which happens on a regular basis. >> reporter: i never have an excuse. i just am all the time. always a couple minutes here and there. why am i late this morning? what did i do wrong? >> amy: i hear you, girl. i just know it's a given. >> reporter: my boss is like, why are you late today, and i say, because i am. i always am. >> amy: i say well, i always show up. i am always here. love you, simonetti, have a great rest of the day. >> reporter: okay, bye. >> amy: go to fox business.com/channel finder. >> john: windows smashed and belongs stolen. >> amy: could be connected to a much larger problem. we'll tell you about the hot spots you will want to avoid, and what investigators want to know so far that's still ahead. >> jayme: good to see your smiling face on this monday. back to the grind, folks. bus stop forecast looking good. passing clouds and temps around 60ish. and gainesville at 49 or 50. how high the0 >> john: see what happened to th

. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. good morning on this leap day. >>> a baby is now back home with its family and how it ended up many miles away. >> john: the spacex launch was scrubbed again. this time only with seconds left. >>> i don't know david duke. i am pretty sure i didn't meet him. >> amy: a controversial endorsement. who 1 throwing their support behind the g.o.p. favorite and why it's ruffling some feathers. >> john: a little chilly out there, but time to get some sunscreen. >> jayme: over the course of weeks we begin to tack on many we have 40s and 50s again. a little warmer than we had over the weekend. a chilly start saturday. and sunday. the temps are slowly coming up. we have 50s. clouds in the area. cool, dry morning giving way to a warm afternoon. there's no rain tied to this. the layer on cloud stands on top. 20,000 feet on high. and we filter in sunshine. close to 80 by 2:00 p.m. by 5 5:00 p.m. gorgeous for the drive home. we'll have mid-70s. uv index at a 6. high to moderate range. and then we come

i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. now we just need it to warm up a little bit. just a little. >> reporter: the orange county sheriff's office is holding their annual gun buyback. turn in your old guns for cash. i'll have much more coming up. >> amy: are few days left to register if you want to vote in the primary. we have a local election supervisor. to answer questions such as what to do if you want to switch parties. >> john: why the manatee decided to get out of the water. it's cold. it's warmer outside finally. >> amy: not right now. >> jayme: it's on the cool side temperatures up and up. low to mid-70s today. another morning around 50 in spots. low 40s. go figure. orlando, 43. we're 47. we've been a little warmer over the the area because of the winds in advance of a approaching front. blowing out of the south and the southwest. longer over the northern tier. and highs from 70 to 75. we'll crop into the 60s. a front slides down south late tonight into tomorrow morning. that keys highs tomorrow and sunday. mid-to-upper 60s. and no rain with the front. warmer

. >> i'm amy kaufeldt. >> i'm john brown. >> amy: a gunman shot two people at an apartment complex in orlando. we have the latest. >> he made the first mistake. he took the gun off of me for a split second and i was able to control the situation. >> john: a gas station clerk takes matters into his own hands after a armed suspect points a off. >> amy: how appearson is -- stores. what they do they put in the stores because they sell everything? >> john: we'll have the answer coming up. >> jayme: atmosphere is slowly transitioning and offering up more cloud cover. moving through late tonight and wee early morning hours and increasing the rain chances on thursday. i want to show you that rainfall is starting to pile on in and that's going to be the case as we go through the next 24 hours. mostly cloudy, straight p.m. shower. 20% chance. after 2:00 p.m. the chance higher than 20% after you get to gainesville and a good solid 40 to 50% chance up that away. and 60s and 70s in melbourne. and you can see that the day time highs today are moving on up. we'll tell you more about that and the res

i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. >> monday night could be an historic night for this country. >> amy: in just a matter of hours, america will cast its first votes in the 2016 presidential race. the candidates are fighting for last minute support for the voters. >> just give up something. that's all we ask. we're grieving over here. what would you do if that was your family member? >> john: also this morning, family members of this 15-year-old boy gunned down in altamonte springs are begging for someone to come forward. we have an update on the search for his killer. >> amy: investigating terror threats ahead of the big game. we're asking a security expert if we're prepared for something like this. >> jayme: a little cloud cover on some of the cams behind you and john. but the cloud cover will move east of the region, allowing for temperatures. looking for a high around 80. not now, we're in the 50s and 60s. a solid 50 in gainesville. passing clouds and warm and dry. the magic weather words of the day today. near 08 b

>> amy: which one. >> john: "the hulk." >> amy: no. i like the little kiddy rollercoasters now that i'm... grown up. i don't like to be scared. >> john: a quick story, amy and i went to the opening of lego land and rode the kiddy rollercoaster and we rode it and, it was like, wow it is fun. we did it, david martin. >> amy: it was fun! >> reporter: hi, guys! we're live at the funky monkey, home to celebrity chef ashley nichol, star of hells kitchen, season 15. i love the logo from the show. so, we are right now, had four episodes aired so far, the show is good for you. >> yes, great for me! >> reporter: what is the most challenging part being part of the reality life. >> it is difficult to see yourself on tv and relive bad mistakes, we make them and no one is perfect and when you make them we have to see them again and it is tough. >> reporter: john and amy and i do it every morning. year in good company. we have 11 -- 10 or 11 talented children around the table. demonstrating exactly what your kids can do, every month. what is step one

>> amy: uncle! >> luanne: right. >> amy: it is tough. we're a family of five and you really have to save up to go. so, you know what? i have to tell you every time we go it is so worth it. >> luanne: so much to do. >> amy: so much fun. >> john: and i like the idea, because now you know when it will not be as busy, because before you don't know, you schedule a vacation and think, is it when everybody is there? >> amy: true. and you get there and you have to wait so long and didn't get to maximize your day. >> luanne: a good point, you can get cheaper tickets and it will not be as crowded. want to go on fourth of july when it is 122 degrees. >> you have to wait three hours to get on a ride. >> amy: it will help people. >> john: still to come, a lot of people talking about the oscars this morning. >> amy: from chris rock's opening monologue to leo's big win, we'll check out the hot moments from last night. also on this day inhistory, february 29th, 1964. leap year in 1964. the temptations debuted on the charts for the first time with their

amy: yes, harvey?> the problem is, the country -- we see governments terrorize people with the idea of a foreign threat. the money that is in spent on our nuclear weapons arsenal, submarines, 900 military bases around the world in 175 different countries, that makes things worse. what we need to do now is facing 800 pound gorilla in the room and get this money out of the military. i'm sure that is bernie's inclination. the question is, when will that become part of the dialogue in these primaries? in the general election? huckabee talked about raising taxes to pay for social programs when all of this money is being thrown down the military toilet? amy: nina turner, thank you for joining us from another part of ohio -- did you want to respond to what harvey wasserman said on the issue? amy, might your piece is back. i silly understand exactly what harvey is saying and that will be for the senator to decide. his point he made about this fear factor that people are republicanth on the and democratic side,

i'm amy goodman. president obama submitted a plan to close guantanamo military prison, despite his pledge to close the facility as one of his first acts after taking office in 2009. there are still 91 prisoners there, 35 of whom have been cleared for release. obama wants to transfer all prisoners to their home countries or to u.s. military or civilian prisons. in an address tuesday, obama said guantanamo must close. >> for many years it has been clear the death -- detention facility at guantanamo bay does not advance our national security. it undermines it. this is not just my opinion, this is the own opinion of experts, many in our military. --is cap productive counterproductive against terrorists because they use it as propaganda in their efforts to recruit. amy: more on the president's plan to close guantanamo and republican plans to block him after headlines. in his third consecutive victory, billionaire businessman donald trump easily won the nevada republican caucuses last night capturing 46% of

good morning, good to see you. amy. trout lake here, considered a quiet lake, and doesn't have a lot of boat traffic and has a lot of vegetation. perfect conditions for the manatee. >> as far as i've heard there has never been a manatee before in trout lake and is the first time in recent history it happened. because they can't easily access the lake system here. >> the manatee has no name but el nino could be one of the reasons the florida sea cow made its way through impossible channels to alive in trout lake. drop too low they head towards the spring where there is warmer waters to hang out. so far they must be finding some with the cool weather, from what we can tell they are fairly healthy and not exhibiting signs of cold stress or anything like that. >> experts believe the manatee likely arrived through a chain of locks between connecting lake waters and will likely need assistance on the way out. >> probably with the high waters, last summer, or when they came in, with all of the rains they were able to get in bu

i'm amy goodman. senator bernie sanders and donald trump soared to commanding victories in the first primary, the new hampshire primary tuesday, and on the democratic side sanders beat former secretary of state hillary clinton by a margin of 60% to 38%. a years ago, clinton won new hampshire, defeating senator barack obama. when polling first began in new hampshire, clinton was projected to win by as much as 50%. on tuesday, sanders beat clinton in nearly every demographic area except for senior citizens. according to exit polls, 55% of women, including 70% of women under 30, backed sanders. overall, sanders won 83% of the under 29 vote. firsts has become the jewish candidate to ever win a major presidential primary. he gave his victory speech in concord, new hampshire. >> together, we have sent the message that will echo from wall street to washington, from maine to california. [applause] government that the of our great country belongs to all of the people and not just a handful of wealthy campaign