we teach our students to be honest. >> fairchild was out of the dlas room during the investigation. those days off counted towards her suspense. in ocala, david williams, fox 35 >> we reached out to fairchild's attorney in clearwater and when we hear back from them, we will let you know. >> health alert. virus. >> a dangerous virus makes it to the united states, including florida. and it's moving fast. >> it's spreading incredibly rapidly, much more rapidly than seen before. >> pregnant women warned not to travel. major airlines are offering refunds. >> you worry the whole time. >> word is spreading fast as is the disease. >> infected mothers in south america delivering babies with brain damage. >> infection during pregnancy and babies born with small heads. >> president obama now calling on top scientists to come up with a vaccine quick. >> i need to know that everything is okay with me and the baby. >> joining us to talk more about the zika virus is dr. hendrix i know that the president is now calling for a vaccine. what are the likelihoods of a vaccine and is there any kind of a

likely to lead to a superior offer -- saying that allows fairchild to have a dialogue.t they have not said is say this is a superior offer. the current deal will exist as is, but it allows them to dialogue which could lead to a new offer. if it does, semi would be in a position where they have to raise their bid. emily: it sounds a little bit complicated. china is emerging as a tough player in this space. alex: they want to have their own access to technology that has been long dominated by u.s. companies. they want to be major players in mobile phones and tablets. in order to do that, you need access to the technology. this is step one. that is why we are seeing chinese entities attempting to buy u.s. companies. the big question is will regulators allow it? to people i speak with say they are probably will not be a regulatory issue that would bar a deal because fairchild is $2.5 billion company. some of the bigger companies like micron that have elicited some interest, it is a harder deal. emily: activision -- why do they want to become the espn of e-sports? alex: espn

fairchild has not admitted to doing anything wrong here. she didn't go to work during the investigation. the missed days counted towards her 20-day suspension. she's back in the classroom at maplewood elementary. i don't know how they were to fill out their own sheets if indicate their answer. >> john: an interesting story. >> amy: that doesn't seem right.

and then they, fairchild, goes on to build intel eventually. and then intel goes on to spawn--you know, who knows what they've done. the same thing with aero. you're talking about a company that four guys started that has spawned on so many other companies that are still doing rides not only in the united states, but across the world. they influenced ride construction for decades. jon: what's the best roller coaster ride in the world now? kris: oh see, now you're going to guarantee me to make 99% of enthusiasts angry. jon: the one that everybody-- what is the holy roller coaster? kris: the mecca, you could say, of roller coasters continues to be cedar point in sandusky, ohio. that being said, northern california has a very nice collection of rides these days, and it certainly could hold its own in many other regions. scott: let's refine jon's question then. if in northern california, what is the one, okay, i'm going to ride one roller coaster, kris? kris: i'm a sucker for history, as you can probably tell. santa cruz, giant dipper, hands down p

"good day orlando," great to have you along. item john brown. amy: i'm megan fairchild. john: regroup. we've got news to talk about it. amy: here's a look at things coming up in this morning's @ show. >> he doesn't want t o answer questions from the men and @ women of iowa about how his record doesn't match what he's selling. amy: donald trump sitting out tonight's gop debate for the iowa caucuses. we're live in washington with how other candidates plan to there. john: just how many calories are really want to plus this -- amy: local girl making it to the hollywood round. will she make it after that? we'll tell you how she did in front of the judges last night. david martin is with us this morning. hello, david. reporter: man, for many decades this has been the show to come to. the pga merchandise show at the orange county convention center. more than 100,000 people roaming around. 1,000 vendors, including my friends welcoming you to the 9:00 hour of -- >> "good day orlando." john: curious what they make. amy: i can't get over awedeedas. amy: david says we've been saying adidas. it's

written a book that is helping make the process less daunting " " about a year and half ago, beth fairchild's mammogram came back clear. yet, she would later learn she actually had stage 4 breast beth's story resonates with leslie michelson. he old when his dad was heart surgery. phon i called the head of cardiology academic center, i got my dad a second opinion, it turned the surgery, there wrong with his heart and my dad ved for almost 40 more years and never had a heart problem." michelson points out most americans live within one hundred miles of a major city and academic medical center@with specialists who take medicare and most insurance plans. and, in "the patient's playbook", he says everyone can get the best outcome by: finding a strong primary care physician and developing a bond. collecting medical a family health history. recruiting a healthcare quarterback - a friend or family member - studies show patients who have help, do better and, getting to the right specialist if the diagnosis is serious. "what i encourage everybody to do is go onlininto the nearest city, find an academic

republic sikorsky. >> i proudly painted the 810 for fairchild republic. >> we on long island built this jb2 buzz bomb for the invasion of japan. >> i was proud to be part of the grumman team. the team that put the lunar module on the moon. >> reporter: now it's hoped these historic accomplishments already treasured will be saved. delegation is backing a bill directing the government to sites. mitchell field, roosevelt field, the hempstead plains, bethpage, farmingdale, where historic firsts took place. a huge field largely forgotten on nassau boulevard in garden city was where the first u.s. air mail flight launched bound for nearby mineola. the distance between the two villages just a couple of miles did not give the pilot enough time to land. so the first u.s. air mail was thoroughly dropped from this plane on the roof of the mineola post office. the new goal, preserve these cherished memories and the lands they once occupied. future generations learning from the greatest generation. from the cradle of aviation museum in garden city, jennifer mclogan, cbs 2 news. >> new york politicia

in fact, "let's dance," was posted online by morgan fairchild fairchild. bowie. reaction to his death has been overnight. even imagine dragons are paying the band tweeted, the entire world lost one of its greats today. david bowie will live on forever. rest in peace. he was revered in england where he was as popular as the beatles and roll g ing stones. david cameron said i grew up listening to david bowie. he was a maeser of reinvention. he kept getting it right. a huge loss. a statement on david bowie's official facebook reads, while many of you will share in this loss, we ask that you respect the family's privacy during this time. we will continue to monitor the reactions to his death throughout the morning and bring you more in the next half hour including his ties to northeast ohio and cleveland specifically. again, david bowie died at the age of 69. tia. brian. >> tia: thanks for that. still a lot of questions today marks two years since the mysterious shooting death of steven holten. he was a cleave cleveland cling worker and someone bussed him down at a b

. >> fairchild's mammogram came back clear. she would learn she had stage four breast cancer. best's story resonates with leslie michaelson, he was just 17 years old hen his dad was told he needed open-heart surgery. >> i called the chairman of academy, i got my dad a second opinion and it turned out he didn't need the surgery, there was nothing wrong with his heart. my dad lived for almost 0 more years and never had a heart problem. americans live within 100 miles of a center with specialists and take most insurance plans. >> in the patient's play book, he says everyone can get the best outcome by finding a strong primary care physician and developing a bond, collecting medical records and writing a family health history. recruiting a healthcare quarterback such as a friend or family member. studies show patients who have help do better. getting to the right specialist if the diagnosis is serious. >> i epicourage everyone to go to the nearest city, see who among their faculty has published research on your disease and call up and make an appointment. >> the plan to make schoo

about a year and half ago, beth fairchild's mammogram came back clear. yet, she would later learn she actually had stage 4 breast cancer. beth's story resonates with leslie michelson. he was just 17 years old when his dad was told he needed open heart surgery. "i picked up the phone, i called the head of cardiology at a center, i got my dad a second opinion, it turned out he didn't nothing was wrong with his heart and my dad lived for almost 40 more years and never had a heart problem." michelson points out most americans live within one hundred miles of a major city and academic medical center with specialists who take medicare and most insurance plans. and, in "the patient's playbook", he says everyone can get the best outcome by: finding a strong primary care physician and developing a bond. records and writing a family health history. quarterback - a friend or family member - studies show patients who have help, do better and, getting to the right specialist if the diagnosis is serious. "what i encourage everybody to do is go online to the nearest ci

fairchild air force base, washington state. four expert pilots are rehearsing for an air show.on b-52 bomber roars by overhead. its awesome capabilities on display. now retired, instructor pilot clem countess iii was on duty at fairchild base that summer day watching from the ground. >> for people to be able to see the b-52 do some of the approved air show maneuvers we had, it was just an amazing thing to see. >> since its debut in the 1950s, boeing's b-52 airplane has been the powerhouse of the united states air force. >> it's the most versatile weapons delivery system the air force has. high altitude, low altitude. it can deliver missiles. short range, long range. >> the pilots' friends and family members are also watching. >> see what the animals look like. yeah. we've got the gang up here. >> among them is teenager pat mcgeehan. his father, lieutenant colonel mark mcgeehan, is in the co-pilot's seat. >> my mother and i, along with my younger brother, brendan, were watching from our front yard. i was waving at the plane thinking maybe my father might be able to see us down t

state officials say megan fairchild was also on her phone and left her room with testing materials sitting out. the number 4 students test have been thrown out. >>> residents in a neighborhood in orange county say it took weeks before garbage haulers picked up their yard waste yesterday. a photo was headed of the trash can it accumulated since january 1. this is a long and street. we reached out to the county picked the crew ended up calling the trash away in a pickup it the area is surface by fcc. the national weather service says an e-m one tornado touchdown a broward county during yesterday's heavy storms. panic one person caught this on camera picked take a look at this tornado reportedly touching down 3 times in coconut creek near pompano. the storm left behind a trail of destruction, ripping roofs off a building, throwing cars around like toys. one person actually suffered minor injuries and crews are working to assess the damage. this was part of an el nio system that we keep talking about. actually no one was seriously hurt. i got a lot of oh my god from the family. >> everything i

a merger between fairchild -- the new offer could put that under threat. airways shares are surging in singapore. minority shareholders lobby for a better deal. singapore air has extended the time limit. the start to trade here. jeff bezos waved goodbye to 3.7 billion. a quick check him of going on market wise. >> just add what you said there. the biggest billionaire losers on monday. we're seeing a slightly better picture, but in no way and we recovered levels. right now we are down about a 10th of 1%. next, 255 billion. although it is slightly better, gold is given back some of its gains at the moment. we are on lunch break at the moment. we do finish the training session don't have the trigger. six out of eight of apple directors are white. as you can see, six of eight of apple's directors are white. according to new documents by bloomberg, a recruiting proposal was submitted by tony maldonado, calling for the company to put more people of color in high-profile roles. will this pressure apple to increase its diversity cap at the next annual meeting? joi

these are the things we wonder on "good day orlando." welcome back. i'm megan fairchild. john: i'm john brown. is it himam or jayme? >> sea fog around tampa bay. thickest over the southern tip of the state. severe coming hours. diss regard the timeline here. supposed to erase that. the computer was. but you can see the rain has moved into and areas west and southwest of that. the village is 63. we've got a couple of 50's now palm coast and west of that toward alachua county. yesterday was really superheavy, we set new rainfall daily records for daytona beach. we're drying out and warming up. 80's making a big return monday, tuesday, and wednesday. that's your forecast. florida live drive traffic time. looking off to the north and west, this is over there at 417 at curry ford road. being cleared up, but still slow-going. let's look at 1792. we've got an accident there at hudson lane. let' s tak e you to ` 441. orange blossom trail, partially blocked road at silver star. another headache 0 i-4 eastbound, one lane blocked at exit 79 roughly at jyp. drive times, here we go. are you ready? w

helping make the process less daunting " --reporter pkg-as follows-- about a year and half ago, beth fairchild's mammogram came back clear. yet, she would later learn she actually had stage 4 breast cancer. beth's story resonates with leslie michelson. he was just 17 years old when his dad was told he needed open heart surgery. "i picked up the phone, i called the head of cardiology at a major new york academic center, i got my dad a second opinion, it turned out he didn't need the surgery, wrong with his heart and my dad lived for almost 40 more years and never had a heart problem." michelson points out most americans live within one hundred miles of a major city and academic medical center with specialists who take medicare and most insurance plans. and, in "the patient's playbook", he says everyone can get the best outcome by: finding a strong primary care physician and developing a bond. collecting medical records and writing a family health history. recruiting a healthcare quarterback - a friend or family member - who have help, do the right specialist if serious. "what i encourage everybod

beth fairchild's mammogram came back clear. yet, she would later learn she actually had stage 4 breast cancer. beth's story resonates with leslie michelson. he was just 17 years old when his dad was told he needed open heart surgery."i picked up the phone, i called the head of cardiology at a major new york academic center, i got my dad a second opinion, it turned out he didn't need the surgery, there was nothing was wrong with his heart and my dad lived for almost 40 more years and never had a heart problem."michelson points out most americans live within one hundred miles of a major city and academic medical center with specialists who take medicare and most insurance plans.and, in "the patient's playbook", he says everyone can get the best outcome by: finding a strong primary care physician and developing a bond. collecting medical records and writing a family health history. recruiting a healthcare quarterback - a friend or family member - studies show patients who have help, do better and, getting diagnosis is serious."wha

but an author is helping make the process less daunting. " " about a year and half ago, beth fairchild's mammogram came back clear. yet, she would later learn she actually had stage 4 breast cancer. beth's story resonates with leslie michelson. he was just 17 years old when his dad was told he needed open heart surgery. "i picked up the phone, i called the head of cardiology at aor york academic center, i got my dad a second opinion, it turned out he didn't need the surgery, there was nothing was wrong with his heart and my dad lived for almost 40 more years and never had a heart problem." michelson points out most americans live within one hundred miles of a major city and academic medical center with specialists who take medicare and most insurance plans. playbook", he says everyone can get the best outcome by:finding a strong primary care physician and developing a bond. collecting medical records and writing a family health history. recruiting a healthcare quarterback - a friend or family member - studies show patients who have help, do better and, getting to the right specialist if

charlie: he warned that john fairchild, if you tell them, it is fair game. >> that is the job of reporting to you have got to watch everything. it is fun to do interviews and talk to people because people are all good and interesting. but if you let them talk, what they say, is much more interesting than -- the periphery, things to write about them. if you talk long enough all people are fun to write about. >> almost everything i do, whether it is an office building, a museum, house, almost has a domestic sense to it. i can face each other whether at the dinner table or whatever it is but there is this face-to-face, seat-of-the-pants ways of understanding the way human bodies work in a room in the way people converse and the conviviality of a place. all of that translates finally into a building that the japanese like to call humanist. my clients say that. the body.ea that ourwe become the center of own universe as we make rooms and collections of rooms. want to make sure that this place always commands confidence. confidence brings in investments and brings in talent. with investments and

her name is karen fairchild. jonathan: i'm not up to date on my new country music stars. >> i guess it's a group called the little big town. she's the lead singer for that. they're only about ten weeks old right now. and they're already weighing 18 pounds. so they'll be around 70, 80 pounds. they've been introduced to children and other dogs. they're very friendly and social. they're very playful. they're going to be wonderful, big family pets. >> she has pretty eyes. >> this other one wants to snuggle. jonathan: i like the freckles. >> they'll be at saap station at 11:00. there will be puppies, cats, dogs kittens there. jonathan: if you'd like more or logon to wlwt.com and click on the as seen on section. here's elise with sports. elise: good morning. the xavier musketeers were in wisconsin and they had their freshman, edmund sumner, with them, back in the lineup for the first time since new year's eve since clearing concussion protocol. coach mack said he'd ease him into the game plan. mack is 3-1 going into th

. >> reporter: about a year and a half ago, beth fairchild's mammogram came back clear, yet she would later learn she actually had stage four breast cancer. beth's story resonates with leslie michaelson. he was just 17 years old when heart surgery. >> i picked up the phone. i called the chairman of cardiology at a major academic medical center and i got my dad a second opinion and it turned out he didn't need the surgery. there was nothing wrong with his heart and my dad lived for almost 40 more years and never had a heart problem. >> >> reporter: michaelson points out most americans live within 100 miles within a major medical center with specialists who take their plan. and everyone can get the best outcome by finding a strong primary care fission and developing a band, collecting medical records and writing a family health history, recruiting a health care quarterback, such as a friend or family member. cities show patient whose have help do better. and getting to the right specialist if the diagnosis is serious. >> what i encourage everyone to do is go online to the nearest city,

state officials say megan fairchild was also on her phone and left her room with testing materials sitting out. the for students tests have been thrown out. >>> the national weather service says an ef 1 tornado touched down in broward county yet -- yesterday. >> one person caught it on camera. look at this though tornado reportedly touchdown 3 times in coconut creek near know. the storm left behind a trail of destruction, ripping roofs off of buildings and throwing cars around like toys. police say one person suffered minor injuries and crews are working to assess the damage. nio system that we keep talking about. my family is down there, they were out . >> that's a problem. we have storms come in the you do not know what it will bring. high risk of severe weather down in florida -- south florida. we will see rain and storms for the risk is high in south florida we will keep you posted on that . this morning we of a tracking rain . new showers and polk county. we will watch them as they move into osceola county the good news, most of it is light but a lot of drizzle around central florida

before joining mcdonald's, harriet worked at the fairchild aircraft plant, for nearly 30 years.left one career and started a brand new one. >> she is doing great. >> she is. touching people all over the place. >>> trending now, having trouble connects with your partner in the new year? >> the top three reasons for marriage troubles. >> and a bed bug nightmare. for a couple visiting a new york city hotel. >> and what mark zuckerberg is doing to make his life easier in 2016. >> good news, bad news, about tomorrow. it is going to be cold tomorrow, leslie. but no winds tomorrow. that is good. high temperatures tomorrow, 35. downtown. and 33 in hagerstown. 34 in fairfax. and 35 in dale city. we will come back and talk about when these winds die down. and look ahead of course to the next two chances of rain, and that includes the big game at fed ex. >> we know topper feels like he hit the lottery with these temperatures and now the powerball lotto jackpot is up to nearly $400 million after no winning tickets were sold in the saturday drawing. your odds of winning wednesday's big prize