, huh, jayme? >> jayme: isn't that ironic? they put me on the fishing two thumbs up for the >>> can i just say i'm really looking forward to the weekend? >> i'm with you. >> no rain in the forecast. absolutely gorgeous weather. >> this is a three day work week, weuf had a long week. >> it's been grueling. been here three days. >>> developmenting right now, investigators are looking into a helicopter crash caught on camera. look at that. it happened in hawaii. >> it's unbelievable. a chopper hit the water. and five in critically hurt and others injured. they watched and the chopper went straight down almost as if it was landing hard. others jumped into action to help save those on board. >> i jumped in and tried to extract them. one of the navy policemen, brian, had a knife, and we took turns cutting on the seat belt and got them out. >> it's amazing they got him out and under water too. they credit the pilot from avoiding hitting them. memorial are closed until notice. >>> what a day it was in poli

checking in with jayme king to see how things are shaping up. >> jayme: elhoa. hope everybody had a great weekend. the weather was certainly on our side. gorgeous temps, pleasant air, and, of course, average sunrise. if you are traveling, bring a coat. in the upper midwest, it's been chilly. we have early morning. temps of 20s and 30s. and another shot of cold air affecting our neck of the woods by about wednesday. and a stall front is producing shower and storm activity in austin, texas, beaumont, and the gulf south. and you can see from the satellite imagery that the clouds are increasing. a there's a slight chance of rain tied to the increase in cloud cover. 50s and low grade 60s. those of you getting ready to head out for the commute this morning, maybe a light jacket would do you good this morning. clouds are materializing and thicker around the florida big bend. overspreading north central florida in pretty quick fashion. a blend of sun and clouds. our accuweather visit orlando cam. i drive is looking good. area from out of town, and you are going to the t

let's check in with jayme king >> jayme: a foggy start. until 10:00 a.m. after that, much like yesterday. although it trends warmer when we cool down and the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. of espresso, milk, uplift your mood. or iced macchiato today. oh-oh, oh-oh oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-ooh, oh spread some sweetness with dunkin' donuts' cookie dough and brownie batter donuts. heart-shaped happiness too sweet not to share. america runs on dunkin'. >>> welcome back. on the health watch. local officials are taking action after a global health emergency has been declared. >> john: all because of the zika virus virus. >> reporter: mosquito control workers in orange county are busy now trying to prevent the virus from spreading here. workers are going door to door looking for containers that dumping out the water. mosquito control said they won't have many of these types of mosquitoes in florida but they still want people to take precautions. >> be very aware of the items in their yards and make sure to dump out any containers that are possibly holdin

jayme king, 40 now. >> jayme: progress, movement. at least we have the sunshine. in my book, you can never shovel sunshine. never forget that, guys. it's an especially cool morning. widespread 30s. most locations. beach front communities we're seeing this coming to fruition, the cold and the cloud cover. i'm running the data here. i was discussing on facebook from the major east coast front. i'll touch on that through the morning hours. we're talking increasing clouds, windy weather, and even a little evening rain shower activity as the front moves on through. behind the system, we're colder, drier, and well below normal. maybe by saturday we get close to 70. and no chance of rain on saturday. the low by then at 50- >> gina: happy monday. we were quiet for most of the morning, but now there are quite a few crashes on the roads. silver star and hiawassee road crash is causing pretty significant delays in the area. be aware and use caution driving through there. and this crash just cleared at semoran northbound. and a lot of backup in the southbound lanes. we do hav

let's check in with jayme king. >> jayme: good morning. good to see your smiling face on this tuesday. quiet now. we had pockets of rainfall move through at 2:00 and 3:00 a.m. right now it's dormant. we have some clouds in the eastern sky. the sunrise was delightful this morning. back in place. should make it well into the low 80s for highs. southerly wind flow. despite the increase in clouds and looming rain risk, no problem heating up the local weather environment. 35 miles east of port canaveral. the mainland, the interior, the peninsula, looking fairly quiet. high clouds streaming through from time to time. a lull in the rain chances but later today we're confident that we'll see a few things brewing. and certainly by tomorrow, we're talking about a system moving closer. we have been talking about this since its inception in the gulf of alaska. it went through canada and found its way through southern texas. and it'll move our way with rapid speed late morning and early afternoon. we'll feel the effects as we get into tomorrow. the sho

let's check in with jayme king. >> jayme: not bad. the east coast temperatures are much tamer than we have seen as of late. the snow melt continues from dc north and boston now checking in with 46. atlanta, georgia, 47. back to reality and winter time in the denver, and rockies. a blast of snow and rain. there. a lot of that energy begins to move our way heading into thursday or so. 61 at the ville annals. and -- villages. and winds light and variable. no issues in the wind department. dew point values, the measure of moisture, as come up a little bit. humidity and edginess in the air. more in the the way of warmer temperatures. closer to 08 as you go west of i-95. along the beach front, probably sitting in the 70s for most of the day. by noon, sun and clouds. close to 80. clouds. 15 miles per hour for the winds. look at all of the dry air pummeling on into the state right now and on top of us. watching and waiting north of that. two distinct systems. high pressure to the north. we connect the dots and wind up in the desert southwest

and first we'll check in with jayme king. it's a warm one. >> jayme: yes. hope your ac unit is working. you will use it tonight, and in the car, and then we're turning it off by friday. and widespread 70s right now. and sanford, mile visibility. clearly, much, much better situation overall when you look this time yesterday, in the world of fog. it's certainly a lot less this morning. stray p.m. shower chance at 20%. we're enduring transition. this monstrosity is coming in late tonight and through tomorrow morning. the severe weather threat is pronounced and prominent over portions of the deep south. and for us tomorrow, not so much. beneficial rain drops. the clouds are coming in and 84 today. record high for orlando is 86. so it would be this close today. and tomorrow, no rain and then friday no rainfall. and then rain for the when at 40%. >> gina: university westbound here at the 417. delays. it looks to be off in the shoulder. i have a couple of new crashes to tell you about. the first one at econtrail, valencia college lane. and we have yet another cras

what say you, gina and jayme? >> jayme: what do you think. >> gina: i think i'm going to go with garth. i don't know, just -- i'm a big garth fan. >> jayme: of course i agree with her. >> john: i mom told me i was a mistake my entire life, i'm going -- i should know this. it is bully ill -- billie joel. without a doubt. >> amy: here's your answer! bruce springsteen! hey, luanne! all of a sudden, she's like -- whoa! it was bruce springsteen and happened in a restaurant in the los angeles and he gave the guy a card and, he said, sir, the card is no longer valid. >> john: that's okay. i'm still a mistake. mom used to sing the song to me all the time. you're a mistake. >> amy: thanks for playing and luanne is the only one to get it right this morning! >> was that a hint, gina. >> jayme: a foggy scene. look now at downtown. the fog came in with a vengeance, through the next up and out and we will endure they nice sunny day, overall will get a lot better. can't get any worse than now. especially this late in the morning

working well. >> jayme: the middle of the summer -- >> you can have a misting system. >> jayme: as a necklace and fashion beads on and will be really, really cool. >> john: i like the idea. >> jayme: good stuff there. and pollen count today. not too bad. we are starting to hit the medium level at 5. one to 4 and juniper and elm by about wednesday. a quick look at the pollen count and, focusing on things other than clouds and rain. 7 degrees at boston, massachusetts and new hampshire, windchills early this morning when kristen was on the air at 4:30 bringing you the forecast. 35 below zero for a windchill! up in new hampshire this morning. ouch! makes you feel a little better about what you see here behind me. good morning to you now. 40s remain over gainesville and ocala and 50 as south of that point and widespread 60s, probably 70 in some of our coastal beachfront communities in brevard county. you know who you are and as we look, you can see the winds are slowly aligning east-southeast and then, south-southwest late tonight as our next front moves on in, have a few pockets of very

so let's get right back to jayme king. morning. they just expired at the top of the hour. developing this county-- detectives are trying to figure out what happened after two bodies are found in a pine hills home. a woman and her teenage daughter were found dead yesterday afternoon in a house on sunniland and santa barbara road... that's just north of live at the orange county sheriff's office with the latest. good morning dana. we expect the sheriff's office to **se the names of those women today. we may also learn more about how the victims died...right now all investigators are saying is this is a double murder. ((from keith pkg "2- bodies in pine hills")) ((18:22:31-:41 "naturally. i'd be shocked becaus thisnoormally is a quiet neigbhorhood. we just don't expect nothing like that to happen.")) trt: oc: ecqofficials tells us e man who discovered the jcooperatinwh is ieition. lle following up with sheriff's office on is case today...when we have wnformation we ll pass it on to u. live athe orange unty sheriff's offedj, fox 35 ws. day is the last day to register for flori

. >> amy: very marilyn monroe >> jayme: talk about weather that way. >> amy: jayme king, happy monday [said with a breathless voice]. >> jayme: chilly morning, but gorgeous day. we have 50s here rather than widespread 40s. a cool start, making way to an awesome day. mixed skies. 75 by 5:00 p.m. and 78 by 2:00 p.m. cloud cover about 20,000 feet above. give the sun a filtered appearance. we have warmth on our side. into next weekend, saturday and sunday looking good. miniscule rain chances. 10 or 20% of us. by wednesday. and then two fronts moving in. we take a look at beach scene we'll have it all in the forecast ahead. >> kristin: good morning. sky fox is over the crash on the florida turnpike. you can see there's debris all lane. one lane blocked because of it. slow. you see there's lots of debris that's spilled over to the northbound side. it's right after the osceola parkway exit. you see right there that it's causing -- covering up right there, but there's significant delays on both sides. northbound and southbound. in volusia county, an accident at 44 causing a few delays there.

>> jayme: it is. temperatures will reflect each and every morning what you see here. 30s late tonight. 40s elsewhere. 30s over north central florida. it wills like we're enduring the coolest period. a baby step warm-up deepinger into the weekend. leesburg at 50. we're 44 in the southern space coast. and clouds on top. do not fret. no rain tied to the clouds. this is a tail end of troughing. an elongated low over the carolinas. and over the northern gulf it gives you a good indication of what will play out weather-wise. we have no rain, no clouds, just ample sunshine. high-passing clouds early. 61 by 5:00 p.m. 54 by 8:00 p.m. gradual warm up in towards 80 degrees. and the midweek peak of next week. >> kristin: the biggest issue is on i-4 is in seminole county. where we had an earlier crash. it's since been cleared. we're still seeing slowdowns here. not a bad idea to take hark ham@ woods road down to 434 and you can avoid all completely. another crash at alafaya trail. a new one. an accident at mccullo

jayme king and you will be part of this. >> jayme: can't wait. good television. accu-weather. we hope. a fog advisory until 10:00 a.m., everybody in the fox 35 viewing area, all the way into the bottom of the state, toward far south florida. we continue with dense found ground fog and the map is red, i'm over the fog! we should get better, about the next hour or hour-and-a-half. and temps are looking okay. warm down south and decent here with 60s and pockets of 50s as you go to north central florida. here's the day ahead, sun and clouds, isolated p.m. shower risk, ten or 20%, not much higher. our next storm system drawing closer, near to central florida. big doings in the rain department for us, as we get toward thursday, rain chances 70%, more in my full forecast coming up in 10 minutes. over to you. >> amy: thank you, you decide 2016, a big surprise in iowa for republicans with ted cruz coming out on top. >> john: after a long night, sanders it appears hillary clinton as he merged as the winner for the democrats. and ryan has more. coin flips? >> six precincts, had a coin fl

>> jayme: good advice. let's talk about your sky scape, looking nice, downtown orlando, bathing in sunshine and one heck of a die we have lining up now, a look at your temperatures, coming back live again, 63 at tight yousville and the interior, running cooler and we expect that. the wind direction has a lot to do with that now, on shore and wind blowing from the atlantic toward the shoreline and toiling with temps in coastal locales. an interesting feature, looks like a big ocean storm trying to develop here the northeastern flank. numerous strikes there, will pull away all the while for us and high pressure settles in and what a day i've got for you, guys. looking righteous out there. sunshine and breezes in place, 70s as we head toward 2 o'clock, problem, a couple of extra clouds tonight. and otherwise quite nice, the day ahead, exactly like here, the visit orlando tower cam high atop the hyatt regency and look at highways and byways and hotels and motels and the district at large there and i-drive can b

>> john: here's jayme king. a little cool. >> jayme: it is a little cool. and by the time tomorrow morning we're looking cooler overall. well down into the 40s. let us talk about it. look at this. 40s and 50s. what a ditches just a day has made. what a difference just a day has made. east of the carolinas now and moving up towards canada here. crossing over the u.s. canadian border. yesterday, the low, the main drivers for all of the severe weather we had over the gulf south, and the eastern seaboard. virginia got hammered yesterday with heavy rain and tornadoes. for us today, none of the above. just a little bit breezy. temperatures have taken a tumble but they'll be back today. only a recovery to the mid-60s by 2 and the drive home, 5:00 p.m., roll down the windows and enjoy the pleasantries. 63. and 56 by 8:00 p.m. and a ramp up into the weekend. nothing but sunshine into wednesday. the next storm system makes an approach during that time. i'll talk about that and the rest of the extended forecast here on gdo. >> kristin: things are moving a little slow

jayme king? >> jayme: the accuweather forecast update. 40s in alachua and marion counties. and down towards central florida, it looks like 50s for us this way. orlando, 55, and sanford, seminole county, 52. and warmer, 60s. looking good, brevard. wow. you guys win. the wind is freshening up. sustained, 5 to 10 miles per hour. and i've seen repeated gusts to 20e knots. there's a couple of light showers. it's hard to say if it'll reach the coastline but it's pretty present. that's the case. the next system moves in. could deliver isolated sporadic in nature type showers. the front dangerous closer, and -- the front draws closer. and increasing clouds, breezy. isolated rain. after 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. by tonight, clouds thicken. rain chance rising through 9:00. through the wee early morning hours of tuesday. here we go, by 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, we are looking okay. and by mid-day we trend mostly sunny. this is a computer simulation of what may happen or not, weather-wise, of course. pockets or pods of isolated activity. you can see the line is getting t

. >> john: a jayme was impressed. >> jayme: i will only sign you for a million and a half. that's it. rain is re-entering the scene, we're getting ready for the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. oh-oh, oh-oh oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-ooh, oh hearts are made for sharing. spread some sweetness with dunkin' donuts' cookie dough and brownie batter donuts. heart-shaped happiness too sweet not to share. i-4 westbound at dirkson all westbound lanes are shut down, and one eastbound lane is shut down. i am continuing to keep my eye on this and will give the latest coming up. >> john: turning to the race on the white house. moving on to the next big contest. >> amy: republicans in nevada hold a caucus and democrats will head to the polls on saturday for their primary. reforming education, rebuilding the u.s. military and limiting government. rubio, who finished second in the south carolina primary joked when supporters began to chant his name. >> m

and over to jayme king. he's sly like a fox. >> john: the camera looking that way over the ocean is fine, and the other way not so much. >> jayme: tornado watch until 10:00 a.m. for alachua, marion, and sumter counties. be aware and prepared. we have fairly significant weather shuffling into the west side of the state. i want to concentrate on this region. and some have said what abouts in the theme parks and coastal brevard. we don't have anything to show you that way. gradually, this line will shuffle southbound. showing you sumter county now. and from gaincht up towards the florida/georgia border, it's been an active scene. a few tornadoes popped up and they canceled the latest away from downtown gainesville. but it's all moving on board, and that's the case for much of central florida. and ocala, arrival between 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. mounted door that, 9:00, 9:30. orlando, i-4 corridor, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and south, 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and we'll hone in and tell you what time the storms will b

. >> john: it feels like winter all of a jayme. >> jayme: if you open up the seven-day forecast into next weekend and saturday, that's probably the warmest day we'll get used to the chill. widespread 30s starting to move in through the coastal areas. winds are gusty at times now. reporting a light west at 3. and repeated gusts at 13 13 miles per hour. it feels like the upper 20s for you in ocala. widespread 30s. into polk, county and tampa bay. it's a cold one. it's going to be marked by the increase in wind, increase in clouds and ultimately a sharp rise in shower chances after 5:00 p.m. or 6:00 p.m. this evening. increasing clouds, windy weather, and the evening rain is sparking up after 5:00 p.m. or 6:00 p.m. for 30% or 40% of us. a tremendous rain chance. but there is one. and beneficial rain drops when we find them. windy and colder weather take >> gina: happy monday. roads for the most part are looking really good. everything is quiet. i want to take you back to the earlier crash at cypress highway. use caution. be aware if it you are in the kissimmee area. we had an earlier cr

and jayme king. >> jayme: tracking live weather radar. it's all about the rain chances on the rise. but slinging on . >> john: that's amazing. >> amy: ah. did you say, please clap? >> john: yes. i was. you can see jayme's an any time we can see that big word. if you missed that story, you can check on facebook and see what happened last night with jeb bush. >> john:enus alert. you may need to wait longer to file your tax return. >> amy: this is a mess. the i.r.s. computer systems are having a problem. but the agency said it's only a minor setback. don't worry, you still have to pay. they've stopped filing e file returns because of a hardware failure. they're still getting a handle on the scope of the outage and working to fix it. there could be some technical issues today but most taxpayers should get refunds in 21 days. >> john: luanne joins us live in studio with a look ahead. >> reporter: we expect to hear more about the issue during the state of the county address taking place later this morning. the homeless problem came to a week wh

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 up over texas, which is coming in around lunch time tomorrow. a squall line will approach with it. showers and storms after the noon hour. 40% of us seeing that. drive home at 5:00, upper 70s, if not right at 80. then down it goes, temperatures in the 60s and 70s we dry it up and keep the sunshine. and a cooler regime taking place. >> gina: we're seeing a lot of fog in some spots. 429 here at forest lake. you can see significant fog on the roadways. w

. >> jayme, the map is lighting up behind you. >>> let's take a look at weather radar. tracking a couple distinct clusters of very strong storms now. a lot of reports coming up and out of ocala where we continue by the way with a severe thunderstorm warning for that area now through the course of the next 40 minutes or so, you can clearly see that. also the big cluster coming up and of tampa, that's the area i'm concerned about that moves into the metro of orlando. closer perspective now around ocala, i 75 here. everything essentially adjusting off to the east of your city. but watch out through some of the smaller xhubts through here and a lot of this again moving area. extremely heavy rainfall, if you're near lake georgia, know fishing early this morning. a lot of time's gone by. maybe give them a call and let them know, they have rough stuff on the way. tornado watch continues until 10:00 a.m. for marion and sumpter county in our viewing area. it look like this continues through the mouth of tampa bay and areas south of that general point. some rough stuff and we'll wait for this stuf

. >> jayme: no. >> amy: i'll google it for you. >> jayme: awesome. strong. >> amy: grounds are in there, i don't know, i never drank anything out of this percolater. but... >> jayme: weather updates, your accu-weather forecast, 8:01, the current time, a decent morning overall, we are starting to experience now a little bit of transition, in the local weather atmosphere. clouds are coming up and the temperature is certainly coming up, we're talking about near record highs today, looking for 84, in orlando, and record happens to be 86, back in 2014. so not too longstanding and, of course, we are already up and up with 70 orlando, kissimmee, 70, 72 melbourne and 70 in north central florida, gainesville and ocala, a warm start for everybody. so, mostly cloudy, a straight p.m. shower chance at about 20% and i think it is a touch higher, a scosh higher, gainesville and ocala, 30, 40% and we increase the chances deeper into the night and first thing com, welcoming in the front and increasing clouds and overall, will change our weather world, big time. by to

let's check in with jayme. >> jayme: thank you. how low do they go, your morning temps now, bottomed out at 60, orlando 47. alachua county, gainesville, and south of that. the blend of 50s and 60s. where do we stand now? a heck of a lot warmer and the atmosphere wasting into time and capitalizing on a little extra sunshine on the day-to-day. looking good. again, we have the dense, thick veil, canopy of cloud cover on top of the states. moments, it was a little cool and dreary at times and you can see breaking it up, a disturbance moving east of the bahama chain, and gathering all of the cloud cover. we'll see later cloud cover and have our moment today, high clouds overspreading the area and looks like a day where you see more sunshine and warmer temperatures, talking about a high close to 80 degrees today. by 2:00, at 78, passing clouds, warm and dry. for the entire day. also for tonight, staying dry and look at the beach scene now, canaveral. looking good on the beach front. 67, very light east-southeast win at 2. and the ocean l

jayme king. >> jayme: not so much, the cape, i see, i see! i heard it is a trap. the atlas v going up and, this rocket -- hopefully we hear that and see that. temperatures, a 53 to 55 and darrell is at the launch and, we are getting closer to launch time and lunch time where temperatures should close in on 60 degrees and 38 gainesville and 39 ocala and pretty much 40s for the remainder of us, winds are up and up, cranking pretty darned good, along the space coast, dead north wind now, call that a side shore breeze, and blow from north to the south and can miss with the trajectory and path of the rocket as it goes up. don't call the ballgame. it would be nice to see it go up. hopefully. by 5:00 solid 50s, you can see the clearing trend we are embarking on for today. that sunshine will be rather plentiful and comes back pretty good today and by tonight the clouds continue to thicken and rain chances are rising. and it looks like by tomorrow we'll start the day off okay. and i think closer to noon the chance of rain at 30 or 40% and tomorrow night more rainfall poten

jayme king, and we're almost at our normal high for the day once >> jayme: exact exactly. it's friday eve. the weekend is drawing closer. the weather actually does get better tomorrow. the weekend, i think, will get mixed reviews for both saturday and sunday. 60s to around 70. all of brevard county lighting up with the 70s. and a lull right now. prettyiquiet. benign. quiet. nothing going on. by late morning, the chance of rain swells all the way through into the evening. and the wee early hours of friday. the chance drops and we scour out the clouds. by 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, guy, we see some semblance of sunshine back into your lives and i think by late morning, we're there. tomorrow, pretty cool day, upper 50s to around 60. for today, in advance of the front, we should make it awful close to 80 degrees. we went 84 yesterday at orlando the record is 86, and we were 2 degrees shy yesterday. and today it's about the rain chances rising. our panhandle and the eastern seaboard is very active. 114 lightning strikes over the warm water currents over the eastern gulf. a lot

jayme king, have some of the racers shown up to do a little fishing? >> jayme: not just yet, john. we're watching and waiting on the boats to move across the water. the weathe >>> 7:17. tough to find a better place to catch the sunrise. >>> drivers are preparing for the big daytona 500. they started early this week with rvs. we'll check in later with david. one of my favorite parts of the show. and jayme king has the front row view of all of this. a gorgeous shot of the sunrise. >> jayme: yes, i do, guys. as we get our bearings here, you can see that things are looking pretty nice at this time. a little on the breezy side. cool all morning long. overall we're ready for fishing first. racing second on sunday. weather details. current temperatures live and local, 40s, 50s, and 60s. if you go to the satellite next, i want to show you the puffy clouds moving in off the atlantic. there's no rain tied to this. it'll be the case, i think, mainly for today and tomorrow, saturday. but by sunday, the wind looks to relax a lot, especially the stuff blowing in off the ocean now. and we get rid

jayme is checking that out. >> jayme: your forecast update. thanks for staying with us on gdo, time is 9:01 and we have ones, that's right, visibility down to a whole stinkin' mile and it is getting better, looks like we peaked with the fog and now will continue to see the front drive through and sunshine phasing back in. nice day now, and check it out here. in the 60s by 11:00 and 73 by 2:00, 72 at 5:00 and pleasantries continue that's sun goes down and not too chilly tonight, now the 40s and 50s, almost all 50s and the straggler, volusia county, upper 40s there. section 7 days, mild weather and more of what it means for the daytona 500 on sunday, the full forecast coming up in a bit. guys? >> 9:02. breaking news from overnight. a gunman is on the run after shooting a worker at a popular restaurant in orlando. >> it happen just after 2:00 a.m. at gator dock side on south john young parkway. this is just south of the 417. deputies say the restaurant was just about to close when an armed man barged in, pulled out a gun and demanded money. an em

over to gina and jayme. >> jayme: quick answer, it is a. >> amy: mark martin? >> a for allison -- >> jayme: it was? >> amy: c you want. >> look at the pictures. >> amy: sorry. >> sorry. >> amy: we have to do it in the order it came, bobby allison, b? you both agree. >> bob: b. -- >> jayme: b. >> amy: the oldest driver ever to win the daytona 500 is -- here's your answer. it is bobby allison! 1988 was the year and, john and i had the privilege of interviewing him a couple of years ago. he's the nicest man. couldn't be more impressed. >> you would have been embarrassed for us. what happened? >> what happened? >> the lights are in our eyes and see an older gentleman walk up. >> amy: with the crowd. >> john: and who is this older guy. >> amy: he looks famous. you like to interview bobby allison -- what! had no idea he was there and we didn't know who he was. he was fantastic. >> amy: so nice and he was 50, by the way, when he won. bobby allison, 1988. good job, you guys all got it right. >> john: david with the bugs, the good luck charm from here on out. time to ch

jayme king? >> jayme: good morning. the up with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, the delicious taste of nutella takes pancakes to a whole new make any day a pancake day with nutella - spread the happy! mornings. they' re bad breath, bad hair and a bad case of the mondays. and organized wardrobes that help you pull it together. they' re showering, shaving, and shuffling. and bathrooms that get big families out the door. they' re number ones, number twos, life' s morning madness. and comfortable, organized bed and bathrooms that make them better. >> amy: a live view. this is sky fox in new york city. a huge fire in new jersey. they're trying to battle this. it's outside of new york city. one firefighter has been injured in this. the epa is on the scene. they are monitoring air quality. we don't know what's burning yet, but obviously they're concerned about it. >> amy: also developing. the national sheriff avenues association is ern couraging everyone to wear blue today in honor of the

that's his house, jayme king. you can't argue. >> jayme: i repeatedly intrude on the house. he the sun has been rather rev in some communities. spots in the low 60s overall. a real cool day. breezy weather. 30s over our north central florida zones. we continue now pretty much through the 40s with low grade 50s. next seven revealing in and out of the 50s for 60s for highs. it's pretty unsettled period. we see several fronts move through the eastern third of the nation. we're not all that wet but we're chilly at times. we'll address that more in the weekend forecast coming up in 10 minutes. >> gina: it's been quiet out on the roadways. the earlier crash at orange avenue at zell. the road is still partially blocked. quite a few vehicles involved. if you are traveling through this area, use caution. one crash at golden road and the no roadblock but causing a bit of delays. short drive times, i-4 eastbound downtown. and i-4 westbound. and rouse road to downtown. that's for live drive traffic. >> amy: the university of central florida is going to be mailing out letters to everybod

it's like red rover for adults, jayme king. we're in the 50s in gainesville. palm coast, daytona, deland. a blend of 50s and 60s. passing clouds and warm, dry weather. a high close to around 80ish. less cloud cover than we had yesterday. that with more sunshine. and thus warmer temperatures. the rain is off shore of the state. and across far south florida. nothing on land of any concern right now. the cloud mass continues to thin out as the little wave of energy continues to clear the state. should leave us high and dry all day long and on the warm side. and for your tuesday and your wednesday. rain chances climb and then temperatures come down after that. >> gina: good morning. going to take to you a new crash. on edge water and lee road. causing some significant delays use caution if you are in that area. there's going to be one less toll you have to pay during your morning drive. toll blazza near oia is going away for good. they're working to demolish the toll. it won't cost drivers extra money. they pay the toll at a different location. 528 is the second b

. >> amy: it's spectacular, jayme king. >> jayme: in some areas the areas don't look like this. the fog is thickening. slowly inching a bit closer to the eastern edge of tampa bay. and otherwise the temperatures have not a lot of movement. 40s and low-end 50s in spots. the 40s are large and in charge. another gorgeous day. between 3:00 to 5:00 p.m., low to mid-70s. a secondary system willive mog -- will be moving through. and saturday and sunday, solid 70s. >> gina: happy wednesday. i have a couple new crashes to tell you about. the first one is causing a lot of backup on the 408 westbound past goldenrod. we're seeing significant delays westbound in that area. be aware if you are traveling that way this morning. and keller road at maitland, we're seeing backup there. be aware if you have to go through there. and this is the big one of the day. obt and john young parkway. obt completely shut down, the northbound lanes. one southbound lane is open. we'll look at video that we have we were over it earlier today. lots of emergency vehicles on scene. a pretty nasty crash. take lee ro

king. >> jayme: amy, good to see you. rain chances are rising and what i'm looking ahead >> amy:, and back. a live look at the city beautiful on this wednesday morning. it's a warm start. 68 degrees. but big changes are coming over the next 24 to 48 hours. jayme king will is are more on what it'll be like on friday morning. >> amy: remains of the 12 marines killed after two helicopters killed in hawaii last month may have been recovered now. >> john: trace elements of dna from the crew have now been discovered. but the corps doesn't have additional details. the commander was fired just three days before the crash. right now the cause of the crash >> amy: women may be required to register for the draft in the future. two senior military leaders made the recommendation and said it makes sense that the pentagon has opened up all combat roles to women. it would be largely symbolic since the draft has not been used since the vietnam war. >> john: aimed at repealing obama care. the override needed support from democrats in orde

see, after every storm comes the light, jayme king. isn't that fantastic? >> jayme: gorgeous. it'll stay that way for at least seven days. here we go. we can see that the line has gone offshore. the heavy line from 30, 40, 50 nautical miles east of cape canaveral. yet to eject from the land in far south florida. the lower keys about to get blasted pretty good. the potential for severe weather alive and well. and clearing things out. bright brilliant sunshine. it stays that way for a good while. and gradual clearing, warm temps. 77. another front late tonight and early tomorrow morning. very little fanfare. scraps of cloud cover. and no raif8cu with the next burst. paving the way for good looking weather for the coming days. the seven-day forecast speaks for itself. you have all of the sunshine, pleasant temps and highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s. fantastic weather. enjoy it all. >> gina: happy tuesday. messy, messy day on the roadways. left lane blocked on obt. overturned vehicle. yet another crash in seminole. i-4 to the 434. it's off to the shoulder but it's pretty much

it was an honor. 8:18 right now, let's check in with jayme. >> jayme: good stuff, thanks for coming in. cool! let's talk about the numbers here behind me, they are cool as well. and, you can see that we have got ample sunshine, just another blockbuster of a day. again, pretty much in the course of the next several days we'll start on the cool side and end with many pleasantries in the air. highs repeatedly in and out of the low and upper 70s, at times. come back, take a live look and look now, 45 at gainesville and 50 out at the villages and melbourne now has achieved 60 degrees, early this morning. -- thursday. i almost said monday, i'm setting myself back here. thursday. and you see high pressure again, coming on this way and that will keep the northerly winds going strong, and then by tonight winds become more northeasterly out of this direction, and should interchange in a few clusters of cloud cover blowing off the atlantic, no big deal, no rain tied to that just yet. another great day ahead. breezy, dry, good looking in the temperature department with 71 by 2:00 and there's the w

finally today we'll learn who it jayme has a look at the forecast. >> jayme: welcome to the show. 6:00 a.m. on the nose. our numbers showing 40s and low-end 50s. looks like 400s slowly taking over the scene. a jacket is in order this morning. and in the p.m., you want to take off the layers and eniowa shorts and flip-flops as we enjoy mid-70s. the fog grid shows issue at ocala, marion county. down towards tampa, we're looking good. solid 10 miles visibility. and front number one yesterday, and front number two moving through now. very mild sun filled skies and of the daytona 500 on sunday afternoon. temps in the low to mid-70s. no chance of rain unless next tuesday or wednesday. >>> i have some breaking traffic news for you. we have a nasty crash here at obt near john young parkway. obt is shut down near lee road. you can use john young as an alternate this morning. chopper is on the way. we're working to get more information for you. taking a look at drive times. i-4 westbound, 14 minutes. and the 417 to downtown, on the 408, it'll take 9 minutes. >> john: breaking overnight. a gunman

>> jayme: a lot better. you notice the blue shading, that's a colder color than we have with the greens now. that sets up essentially around orlando and a little bit of hue for the palm coast and the beach front. 50 at gainesville. a lot of despairsty. we typically run colder. but we have seen a switch up in contrast in the 24-hour over the last several hours. all tied to the winds that have been cranking up out of the south, southwest. about 10 miles per hour. it's a shifting atmosphere. the thin, wispy cirrus clouds. the warm front here, and cold front back through here, and wee drawing in the south, southwest air flow. the temperature is responding in an upwards direction, which is nice, considering we've been so chilly lately. between 2:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m., we'll probably hit a high around 73, as high as 75 in some locations. tonight, clear, nowhere near as cool. and 50s in place. by 8:00 tomorrow morning, it sets the stage in overall tone get in saturday and sunday. and ample sun and good looking temp

jayme king. nice improvement. >> jayme: the water vapor tells us nicely. it is 9:15. the front is moving eastbound and dragging in quite a bit of dry air and the rain has taken a position across far southern florida and seeing very interesting im mansion, coming out and pictures out of key west now. for the drive tortuga and, thunderstorms approaching that stretch and great fishing, but boy oh, boy look out when it gets nasty the weather turns out there. it becomes high seas in the middle of nowhere fast. unbelievable stuff down that way. right now, 50s and 60s, and, a nice morning, a heck of a lot we had severe weather this morning and, now we endure a clearing process looking good through 11:00 and 2, 5, 8 tonight, clears skies and cooler temperatures, and we'll see those lows drop into the mid 50s late tonight, courtesy of the front, another one here, north of us, reloading currently and no cloud cover tied to that and maybe, maybe a wind shift and no rainfall over the course of the next 7 days. goose eggs and takes us to the big race on sunday, down at the speedwa

jayme king. hob a little sunshine therapy today? >> jayme: looking like it. a lot of spots, high canopy of clouds, beginning to erode, allowing sun and fun back in. which would yield warmer day time highs today. i think a little closer to 80. now, though, a cool start, we dry and looks like 80 interior, talking like well west of i-95 and closer to the sea shore, looking for 70s. 76 by 5:00 and 74 by 8:00 tonight. the winds should be fairly light, under 15 miles per hour most cases. today same can be said for the local gulf scene, blend of sun and clouds and 78 by 3:00 and warm skies with south-southwest winds at 10 to 15. let's look, water vapor showing us very, very dry air over the gulf. now overspreading the area. one of the main drivers. shrinking up the layer of clouds. allowing more sunshine in. this is the next weather system loading up over this desert south and west and will increase clouds and ultimately rise in rain chances around here. as we get toward wednesday, and more thursday and thursday night. we'll reach the peak in rain chance thursday ni

jayme, like to color. >> jayme: i love when the kids ask me to color with them. yeah, i can do that, perfect! lucky dogs, you got coloring books. i got nothing, your forecast for today. the hourly, our times an temps and increasing clouds and breezy with an isolated rain chance generally before 8:00 p.m., after that the chance goes high and rain will be the great equalizer with everybody seeing raindrops overnight tonight and first thing tomorrow morning. so, latest live local data for you. 50s over the northern tier and 60s mid and coastal brevard cusp of low 70s. i warm morning across the coastal sectors. with the south-southeast breeze, off the atlantic, modifying temperatures now, where the interior has been dead calm and, light and variable but everyone sees the rain chances come up and begin to pump in the south-southeast breeze and the moisture count will continue to raisen advance of this here. another front with snow here on the northeastern flank and, rain across the carolinas and another line approaches from the westerly direction, tonight and the earl

but the careers are smarter than the average person. >> jayme: good morning. what a morning it has been. a lot of you have joined the giving us the latest on what has happened in the respective counties and communities, and we appreciate it. the rain has kicked off shore. and the most aggressive on line is getting into palm beach county, and martin and st. lucie as well. rotation near jupiter farms and the turnpike at i-95. tornado watch continues. honestly, right now, for no good reason locally speaking they should peel it back. i will give it another 15 or 20 minutes. there's really no reason for it. he everything has adjusted back down to the south. and quite frankly this latest front, and one that comes in later tonight, moving through, very little fanfare, extra increase of clouds but solidifies, paves the way for awesome run of weather over the 50s and 60s. warm temps. up to the upper 70s. coastal locations as well. everybody seeing good warmth today, and for the foreseeable future. no big dips in the cold weather patterning. that stays to the north. ove

jayme king. >> jayme: forecast update, 9:35. the time on this wednesday, mid-week peek and we have your temperatures, sailing through the 70s, looking good. wow, look at titusville. updated live, and we have 77. cold front on the way. things get a little cooler and wetter for us as we head to a slight chance for today. 20% and higher in ocala and gainsville and everybody gets the band of rainfall. showers and isolated storms but at this juncture i don't think anything severe. nothing to worry about. no tornado threat, coming done the line. mostly cloudy, shower chance 20% an 79 toward 5:00, and 74 by 8:00 and remain warm through sundown. has not been the case as of late but times are changing and we have rainy weather tomorrow, looking good friday and more rainfall settling in saturday and super bowl sunday, i'll talk more about both coming up in your full forecast in 10 minutes. >> thank you, jayme king, appreciate it. 9:36 on "good day orlando." and super bowl sunday is almost here. you know, for people with heartburn it can b

here's jayme king and a great start to your thursday. >> jayme: nothing better. it's looking good out there. hardly any cloud cover at all. ample sunshine bathing downtown orlando, and we're looking good. temperatures from 39 ocala, 42 at gainesville, widespread 50s on the cusp of 60 at melbourne same last check at palm bay and micco towards the brevard and indian river borders. good morning to you. another great day. somebody has got to do it. breezy weather. back into the 70s we go. and middle 70s. cooler on the beach front. daytona beach, mid-to-upper 60s. wind off the atlantic is aiding and abetting in the cool down there. and high pressure will keep everyone in the sunshine. the high migrates off the eastern shores and brings in a more northeasterly component tonight. bringing in a few clouds. that's really it. cool temperatures. 54 by 2:00 a.m. by 8:00, i'm looking for temperatures in the mid-to-upper 50s. looking good overall. rain chances? what rain chances. zero, nada, zip. flat. changes by tuesday and wednesday. a stronger system makes an at the speedwa

>> jayme: beethoven. >> anthony: beethoven. >> jayme: metallica, beethoven. >> anthony: carlos, whatnybody who comes here, uh, recognizes immediately that this is a really uniquely extraordinary and, despite many problems, a uniquely wonderful magical place. >> carlos: it's a magical place. but also for us, for me and for him, here is a place where many people, black people have suffered. that is still one kind of comment of this old history here, you know? >> anthony: so what is the real pelourinho? >> carlos: giving life for this. we are the real pelourinho. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: i don't like piña coladas, but i like walking in the rain. i like wandering through markets as much as the next guy, but what i really like are neurotoxins. in japan they call it fugu. yeah, yeah, yeah. its eyes, ovaries and internal organs that are just packed full of varying amounts of toxins. and some hysterical ninnies will tell you that the tetrodotoxin present in the blowfish is 1,200 times more potent than cyanide. and they'll tell you how if it's consumed you remain conscious while your muscles gradually

you are seeing the issues, and jayme king stemmed outside -- good. >> jayme: once you leave the weather deck it is a different ballgame, we are live now on facebook. live and the words of bill o'reilly we'll do it live! here's your graphic. a dense fog advisory continues. as we head through the morning hours, and 10:00 a.m. and continue with the advisory for pretty much the entire viewing area. everyone socked in. will it get better? it will the next hour or two, should see visibility improving. but now it is awful visibility. temperatures now, we have r50s and 60s, orlando now in the low and mid 60s, melbourne is upwards of almost 70. a little bit of difference, separation, but overall everyone on an equal playing field and the exception is the immediate beachfront with 70s there. looking for 80s west of i-95. a blend of sun and clouds. isolated rain risk up and down the eastern side of the state, 10, 20% of us see raindrops and the next big weather maker moving toward us and i think by around late wednesday, into thursday, we see those weather changes, as told by our 7-day chances at

. >> 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. heading over to volusia county, we have an issue, a crash on international speedway boulevard at indian lake road. not causing any backups. looking at drive times, eastbound i-4 from john young parkway to downtown, 3 minutes. the 434 to fairbanks, westbound, and on the 408 from rouse road >> amy: police looking for suspects after a carjacking in orange county. >> john: it happened at a g

jayme, over to you. >> jayme: thank you, good stuff there. lake eola, downtown orlando and pretty much calm winds right now. the air is very, very calm. and the temperatures are slowly on the rise. 62 now for an example, at orlando, and 64 houston. and you go north of oklahoma city, starts to get chilly. denver now 43. we have 11 at bismarck and 24 twin cities. of minneapolis. back down yonder. we are looking good. good morning to you, hope you have a fantastic week, watching will continue to do so. we have got again the nice warm-up underway now. we started way down, 40s and 50s, slowly climbing up and out of the mix and you can see mixed skies on order today and we're showing partly to mostly cloudy conditions at the airport now and, waves of sunshine, mix of clouds at times coming off the gulf today. and very warm afternoon temperatures. looks like 80ish, and close to that over the interior. mid and upper 70s, and a nice day overall, up at gulf breezes, 74 by noon and 78 by 4:00 this afternoon. the cloud cover, the far western edge of the

let's find out how jayme king is cooking up the weather forecast. >> jayme: a little bit of this and that gives you a great outcome. it will be a good day and the recipe today is quite simple. a little cloud cover and a little sunshine and hiegs closing in on 80 degrees. right now, how low do they go this morning? here's where we bottomed out. a lot of you in the 40s and a lot of you to the mid 50s, warmer than over the weekend and in some cases a lot warmer. we had frost reported, all across metro orlando through the suburbs and communities and i-4 corridor, prevalent, some of the frost. different times now, a different atmosphere, atop of the area with a little additional warmth, overall. quite nice as we look again at the nation as a who'll now, front number one goes that way, and front number 2, here, comes little fan fare and may bring a ribbon of clouds in and prompt a couple of light shower chances, pop off a couple of showers and otherwise, it is benign weather true the next 7 or 8 days and not seeing big storms entering the scene. mixed skies and warm p.m. temps, pretty much

. >> 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 going until 6:45. this system is hauling some tail. moving really, really fast. we have rain developing in gainesville soon. the entire glob will be moving in your general direction. from that point, spreading into ocala. and south and east of that it'll be fair game. a broad system. we've been talking about this since its inception since it it formed up real nice and brought a big helping of nasty foul weather to the states. and wreaked havoc to the southern states and now it's knocking on our door. rain chances exponential rising. ocala 8:00 into the 9:00 a.m. hour. mount dora, lake county, 9:00, 9:30. i-4 corridor, 10:00 a.m., to 12:00 p.m. and cocoa beach, rural sections of osceola, from around 11:00 a.m. into the 1:00 p.m. time frame. storms on the way. and peeling back the r