john brown would tell you, that was the hand of god. in the courtroom, virginia treated brown well h well. virginia wanted the world to know that virginians were not barbarians, but brown was. brown used this to his advantage. he saw now, stripped of the sword, the magic and power of the word. and brown used those weeks between his sentencing and his execution, four weeks exactly, november 2 to december 2, to preach to the people of the united states and to the world against the evils of slavery. he became a very confident man. as a prisoner. in fact, he would write a letter to his wife, and i quote, i have been whipped as the saying is, but i am sure i can recover all the lost capital occasioned by my disaster. of hanging for a few minutes by my neck. virginians were warned by some not to execute brown. you might say well, why not? certainly here in jefferson county, it didn't take you, the peers, long to determine that he was guilty. but why would you not execute him for three capital offenses? murder, treason, and inciting rebellion.

john brown would tell you, that was the hand of god. the courtroom, virginia treated brown well h well. virginia wanted the world to know that virginians were not barbarians, but brown was. brown used this to his advantage. he saw now, stripped of the sword, the magic and power of the word. and brown used those weeks between his sentencing and his execution, four weeks exactly, november 2 to december 2, to preach to the people of the united states and to the world against the evils of slavery. he became a very confident man. as a prisoner. in fact, he would write a letter to his wife, and i quote, i have been whipped as the saying is, but i am sure i can recover all the lost capital occasioned by my disaster. of hanging for a few minutes by my neck. virginians were warned by some not to execute brown. you might say well, why not? certainly here in jefferson county, it didn't take you, the peers, long to determine that he was guilty. but why would you not execute him for three capital offenses? murder, treason, and inciting rebellion. we

they both liked and respected john brown in norma's. frederick douglass was close to the secret six who provided funds to brown. they came from boston. most likely samuel how was one of them. his in treaties, they both saved their own lives. coloentally, the kernel -- who putne down the raid and capturedl john brown played a pivotal part in the civil war. robert e lee, colonel robert e. lee who was a army officer who went to west point. that was his last deed for the union. when he defected to the south, the confederacy, that did not sit well with his fellow army officers who went to west point with him. and lincoln was also furious should not that lee report to duty for the union. weddedthese characters together and have different intersections. i thought that might be interesting to know that robert e. lee was at the scene of harpers ferry. match in thelast powder keg of the civil war. although it failed, it succeeded in alarming the south and it blows. the two sides, to in a way, john brown succeeded with his revolutionary rage. -- ra

we can talk about john brown in more detail later. but it bears mentioning that brown believes slavery was an active war and therefore should be destroyed using terrifying violence. he was not alone in this belief. he drawn the examples of people who had come before, like net turner. briefly by up terrorism,that though perhaps not known by that particular term, has the brutes in american history. and i've only scratched the surface in these remarks. i think that reflecting on the violence that shaped early american history can be a sobering experience. that it is necessary. direct -- as a corrective, but because it moves us into a more accurate rendering of that past. and by placing terrorism's past in a proper historical context, we can begin to see our own violent times more clearly. from this perspective, terrorism is not an aberration or something that al qaeda imported on september 11, 2001, but rather a crucial aspect of american history from the very beginning. thank you. [applause] announcer: that was a portion of a panel discu

." >> 9 o'clock here on good day, happy thursday, john brown. >> i'm anymore's. . glad you are with us on this st. patrick's day, here's a look at what you can expect in our 9 o'clock hour, this morning. we're following breaking news, after years of controversy, sea world says it will end the killer whale breeding program. >> john: live at bay hill where the best golfers are teeing off this morning and this afternoon, >> and celebrating st. patty's day with a traditional irish meal. chef joseph mcfadden, straight ahead, from ireland, wait tell you meet him and it is cool! david martin. >> you know i love exclusives, i like doing things i never have done before and this certainly falls into that category. the 18th annual match cover swap fest, about matchbook, if you have one at home, they want to know about it and we'll talk to the lively crew on the 9 o'clock hour of... >> "good day orlando"! >> fun! >> john: fun! >> amy: give them good weather. we're going into the weekend. a lot of people will be celebrating tonight. >> jayme: of all things a rain chance comes b

. >> john: i'm john brown. here's a look at the top stories. >> amy: a man recovering after shots were fired in downtown orlando. we'll have details on what police say started that gunfire. is doing something very radical. we are telling the american people the truth. >> i want to thank the public. i want to thank the people of michigan. >> john: more big news in the race for the white house. bernie sanders celebrating a big upset and donald trump appears to be unstoppable. details on the big wins and why mu's campaign looks to be in big trouble. >> amy: a local homeowner stopped a suspected burglar in his tracks. how he managed to defend his home from the intruder. >>> it just keeps getting warmer and warmer and warmer. >> john: are a good start. >> i love it. >> jayme: this is your accuweather forecast update. warmer times ahead. we have managed to increase the temperatures each and every morning. a consecutive string of three or four mornings. for the kids at the bus stop, giving way to p.m. sun and addition

i'm john brown. >> i'm luanne sorrell. thanks so much for waking up with this this morning. >>> details on closures that could impact your morning drive. >>> to find out that somebody did that. >> john: heartbreak after a local teen dies in a house fire. together. >> why researchers say that central florida is the perfect virus. >>> how is the weather shaping up? >> jayme: if we are going to have rain, why can't it be on a monday or tuesday. but at least it's friday. the 60s. and as we go throughout day it looks like pretty much in all time frames it'll be fair game for pop-up showers. some rain could be possible through the day and the overnight hours. this is going to be the primary folk yap point for additional the front will move to the south and we dry and cool things off. overall now light returns and a few sprinkles and lower lying cloud deck is focused on the area. you can see the front closing in. quite a bit of a rain ramp-up in the gulf. little disturbances in and along the front. that's the case through our satu

i'm amy kaufeldt. >> john: i'm john brown. we're following deadly

. >> i'm john brown. here's your latest stories. >> we'll have details on what police are doing today to make sure your kids safe as they head to school. >>> plus the fight to keep bullets away from bears. why one local county is consider a ban on black bear hunting. >> his children came from honduras where there's probably more violence than any place in this country. i say welcome those children into this country. secretary clinton said, send them back . >> i did say i'm concerned for little children coming to the country on their own. >> and the big question that hillary clinton brushed off last night. there. it's going to be, hot today. good morning, florida we're paving the way for wide spread mid to upper 60s. palm coast at 59 looks like 60s. this afternoon. then i say take off the coats and put on a tee and shorts. all of this rain and low pressure south of houston at bay. could ride up and over the ridge. if the ridge crumbles and breaks down by late saturday into sunday, we may deal with a rain c

i'm john brown. >> i'm luanne sorrell. we are so glad you're with us. >>> just hours ago belgium raised its terror level to the highest level possible. and fox 35's jackie orozco has the latest. >> reporter: we just found out that three explosions at the brussels airport and subway terrorist attacks. airports in france and new york have beefed up security because of the attacks. authorities in plusels are calling this a terrorist attack. the belgium prime minister said that this is a dark moment for his nation and is calling on calm and solidarity. chaos erupted at the airport in brussels. this is cellphone video posted on dwirt moments after the explosion at the airport. you can see people running as smoke billowed outside of the building. taking a look inside of the airport, even more chaos. >> all of the luggage stays here. >> reporter: people were evacuated and reports that at least 23 people were killed. smashed glass and debris injured several hours. and witnesses described what they saw as they were forced to evacua

. >> john: i'm john brown. the big story this morning is, of course, super tuesday. >> we're going to start winning a lot, folks. get used to it. >> the campaign moves forward to the crescent city, the motor city, and beyond. >> amy: donald trump and hillary clinton on the path to the nomination. and meuk is hope -- and marco rubio is hoping that the single victory will move him forward. >> john: and a boy falls into a canal. >> amy: astronaut scott kelly returning from the year in space. i am trying to imagine what it would be like to take your first step on solid ground after not having done that for 340 days. >> john: i bet your legs are not he ready. >> amy: like having sea legs but to the extreme. >> jayme: the knees buckle. you have to catch them. >> john: speaking of sea legs, that's what jayme king wants to have at some point, right? >> jayme: that's right. good morning, guys. we have a load of clouds on top of the area. it's made for a gorgeous central florida sunrise. we're enduring the tail end of th

on good day orlando, i'm john brown. >> and i'm luanne sorrell. grab a jacket, you are definitely going to need it. stories. breaking news in belgium where terrorists have attacked. right now, more than two dozen people are confirmed dead as the world reacts to the devastation. >> plus, a ucf student awakened overnight by two gunman. >> new at 8:00, a new trend in dining, why more people are choosing to eat alone when they go out. david martin. >> good morning to you, live from winter park. we're taking glass-blowing lessons at a place called old kinderhook. live from... >> "good day orlando." >> what is going on outside. >> it's cold. >> we have a cold front. >> it's winter. >> we are cold today, gone tomorrow. wait...tomorrow or this afternoon? >> kind of this afternoon. cool tonight, john, but not necessarily cold. basking in sun, the main drivers in getting the temperatures up. a little weather hoe cuss poe cuss, and mid 80s thursday. obviously not now. 46 orlando, 45 clermont. 30s over the northern tier. frost advisory continues until 9:00 a.

i'm john brown. glad you are with us this morning, here's a look at some of what you can expect in this morning's 9 o'clock hour. >> trump... light weight marco rubio, 16%. >> voters headed for the polls on this super tuesday. but, will their last-minute attacks work in their favor.

. >> john: i'm joh5h'n brown. here are the stories we're working on for you this morning. >>> investigating a heartless crime. how they said this man stole money from a 12-year-old who was selling girl scout cookies. >>> deputies said that a man saider to rob stores to fuel a drug addiction. >>> we're going to make america great again. greater than ever before. >>> the republicans, i have to give them credit. they are persistent. persistently wrong, but they are persistent. >> amy: eye on the prize. candidates are unleashing a last minute attack. i heard that marco rubio lost his voice yesterday. which would be a problem going into today. it would be a problem for anybody who does what we do, but we're all talking still. good morning, jayme. >> jayme: today is a day we love. warm day, sunshine. but a cool start. conditions warm into the 50s for the orlando metro. the bus stop forecast, sun filled skies once the sun coming give way to p.m. sun and warmth. we think the temps will be in the low 80s. high pressure is

i'm john brown. >> luanne: i'm luanne sorrell. happy friday to you. >> reporter: good morning. big changes coming to your commute in downtown orlando. how the 408 has been affectedded. >> john: plus how a community is helping the family of a teenager >> luanne: is florida at risk for sinking into the ocean. a local professor will explain his shocking research. first a check on the friday forecast with jayme king. so far so good out there. >> jayme: we'll take it as it comes. and it looks like the rain will ramp up going into the afternoon hours. 60s for us right now. we have had a couple of pockets of light rain. and radar is much quieter and diminished in overall activity. rain chances arriving. 40%. we're fair game for rain drops all day long. after we see the 2:00 p.m. time frame, and endure the day time heating cycle, we get rain production, especially well north of orlando. gainesville, light stuff on the southwest side of the county. more ramping up over the gulf. the intensity is lacking. it's mainly light now. but as the front drops area, that's when we see over the cent

i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. so glad you're with us. court after police say that his 6-year-old niece killed herself with his gun. we have details on why the weapon should not have been in his house in the first place. >> i jumped into the water. by the time i got into the water, he was under the water. >> john: an 8-year-old boy jumped into the canal to save his friend from drowning. now the hero is talking to fox 35. >> amy: what happen that sent a man to the hospital. now what's happening outside? >> john: it's nice. they're getting winter weather upnorth and we're basking in the sunshine. >> jayme: after a small smidgen of a cool down, we're going to be well into the 80s. clouds beginning to increase. moving in off the gulf. we have a secondary chance. good looking weekend after that. 40s and 50s for the kids at the bus stop. we're colder in the north central portion of the fox 35 viewing area. 82dy 2:00 p.m. 78 at 5:00 p.m. rain chances very late, probably more of the early a.m. a late night shower, brief sti

i'm john brown. >> i'm amy kaufeldt. happy st. patrick's day today. we're so glad you're waking up with us. >> reporter: a deadly house fire in lake county. crews rush in, but it's too late. >> john: plus spring break getting wild once again in daytona beach. an officer is injured while trying to make an arrest. why police said it's one of the worst they have seen in a long time. >> amy: one of the fastest likes lights in orange county. what is causing the frustrating hazard. >> john: 2:30 or 3 in the morning the ones we sit in. you're like, should i go? >> amy: sometimes i do. the law. >> amy: i look first. i would never try to. >> john: she's angelic and breaks the law on occasion. >> jayme: upper 60s if not right on the 70-degree mark. and mild times. and the only thing we bring in now is a general increase in moisture. a bit more cloud cover than yesterday. we had pretty good cloudy skies. nice field of strato cumulus developing, kind of a flattened pancake. it'll be elevated today, jacked up, and allow a rain chance to set up. 20% of us seeing rai

i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. so glad you're with us on a busy wednesday. >> we're going to make america great again, folks. >> amy: donald trump and hillary clinton remaining in the driver seat after winning pretty big last night. how you will have the power to change the election as the attention moves to the florida primary. >> john: the downtown campus for ucf, is it a done deal. >> amy: a local teach wound up duct taped to a wall. we'll tell you about that. but right now we're stuck in a gorgeous weather pattern. >> john: i love it. >> amy: good morning, jayme. >> jayme: we have good looking weather for you. clouds have increased. nothing we can do about that. a cold front is getting ready to kick through the viewing area. a surge of clouds. light slight sprifngle. 20% and back to full sunshine by the end of the day and into your thursday tomorrow. sitting pretty. mid-60s for you. the southwesterly flow above the earth has increased and we're transporting the clouds into the area. there could be pockets of li

i'm john brown. >>> two lanes of i-4 are shut down in the eastbound lanes near disney. >> amy: 24 hours left to go. candidates are still campaigning here in florida. we'll take you to tampa where donald trump is making a stop today. >> john: nasa taking a big step towards sending humans to mars. how a test takes us closer to the red planet. >> amy: is america losing its religion why fewer people are saying they're going to church >> brooks: good morning. celebrating a big day today in the math world. yes, it's pi day. march 14. 3.14, etc., you know the deal. and it'll be a spectacularly warm day once again. and highs in the 80s. it's warm and humid. and partly cloudy skies, clearing skies. and warm southwest winds coming in, 5 to 15 miles per hour. and keep us on the very toasty side. >> kristin: good morning. a big mess on i-4. i want to take a live look right now. the eastbound lanes near disney. can you see eastbound we have two lanes blocked. it looks like things are not even moving right now. crews are working to clear up the mess at the 536, just before the 536. there's a live vie

i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. if you plan on traveling i-4 today, we'll tell you which part will be shut down and how to get around it. >> john: ucf one step closer to the downtown campus. just how much the school is getting from the state to make the campus a reality. >> amy: if the first game is any indication, it'll be a wild season for orlando city soccer. the amazing last second couple comeback. i love the coach's comment. it felt like we wwn. tie. >> john: do you know who the big king? >> jayme: who. >> john: the losers like ryan elijah >> amy: and then they haryld everybody cheering. >> john: are you okay, ryan? >> reporter: yeah, a little bit. >> jayme: it's been an interesting morning. and melbourne 56. you compare that to the rest. that's the wind getting breezy out of the east. eventually, east southeast later today in coastal brevard helping to raise the temperatures. and high pressure is ruling the weather roost. kicking off the eastern shores through the rest of the week and providing a rain chance. i

i'm john brown. >> i'm luanne sorrell. here are the stories we're working on for you right now. >>> we're following breaking news right now. i-4 is shut down in volusia county. the westbound lanes where the accident happened. we'll tell you how to get around this big traffic mess, ahead. >> reporter: the florida highway patrol is searching for a hit-and-run driver after a bicyclist is found dead here in merritt island. coming you up, i'll give you details on the crash and tefl

. >> i'm john brown. >>> developing news from overnight. an iconic cocoa beach mansion destroyed by a huge fire. details on the history that was lost and some of the challenges that firefighters faced. >>> gunman burst into a home robbing a homeowner and killing a dog. wrong video there. and this ... >>> allp of you in the states@t where contests were held voted to break down the barriers that hold us all back. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump picking up big wins. one state is still too close to call. where people are even calling for a recount this morning. right now we want to welcome glad to have you back. doesn't he? >> jayme: kinda sorta. >> amy: we kind of hate you a little bit right now. >> jayme: love is in the air, amy. good morning. thanks for joining us this morning on gdo. our visibilities are down. daytona beach and out to just shy of leesburg. northern sumter and it gets dense and thick at the i-95 corridor. and a bunch of kids are out at the bus stop so slow it down. we have a degree shy of a record tie at orlando interna

i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. so glad you're with us this morning. first, we're following breaking news. look at this. lumber all over the turnpike. we'll at the you how to get around the big mess. >> reporter: a car crashes inside the orlando home you see behind me, while two people were inside. i'll explain how police are

chairman lord is john brown.ou are looking at the decline in capital expenditure, do you think take oil needs to cut more? more ifobably will cut the price of oil stays low because there were not be enough cash around to do all the things it wants to do and still pay dividends. the capital expenditure has been cut, will have an impact, but not immediately on production. it will take several years to work through before we see an impact. ae: the big oil news from couple of weeks ago this idea that saudi arabia and russia had agreed to freeze production, not cut it. will this have any impact in terms of stabilizing price, perhaps lifting the price? >> people want to see the reality of this agreement. let's see what happens. russia is doing well in production because the ruble is so weak that their cost base is down heavily, so they can keep going. let's see what happens over time. these agreements require great skill to be made to work. alix: just the idea that they will talk has really helped to boost the oil pric

i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. so glad you're with us this morning. first, we're following breaking news. look at this. lumber all over the turnpike. we'll at the you how to get around the big mess. >> reporter: a car crashes inside the orlando home you see behind me, while two people were inside. i'll explain how police are >> this election is a referendum on our identity of the nation. >> reporter: marco rubio set to make a campaign set at this bakery in kissimmee. coming up, i will give you the latest poll numbers and why the race for first place is getting tighter. >> amy: also new at 7:00, adhd medications could be weakening your child's bones. the fox medical team breaks down the results of a new study. >> john: jayme king with another perfect day on tap. no pressure. >> jayme: none at all. mother nature taking care of all of the goods. a nice morning. there are cooler readings and clear skies across north central and west central florida compared to what's happening here. a nice thrust of ocean-blown clouds.

i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. we're so waking up with us. >> when they're done with the yoga, can i answer a question? >> you can not. >> amy: the republicans really going at it in motor city. the attacks shifted to top gear as they battle to remain in the race. >> john: changing coming to the way that volusia county handles marijuana. why it no longer requires jail time. >> amy: and kaka, if are you not into mla, he is going with a where? >> john: he is our star player. >> amy: how can he just leave. >> john: opening weekend game this weekend, and you say it's going to perfect? >> jayme: perfecto. highs in the 70s. fantastic. the whole deal for the weekend solid. kicking down to the south. and the rain slowly drying up stop, like now. a little damp out there, but we released the chance for rainfall and dropped it to zero. and we have 50s and mid-60s out in coastal brevard county. we're talking about dry air sliding on in. making for a heck of a day. seeing sunshine poking up out there as the front clears the east

i'm john brown. >> i'm amy kaufeldt. here are the stories we're working on for you right now. >> he was a child. you had no business taking him from us. >> a tearful plea from an orange county family as investigators continue their search for whoever killed a 15-year-old boy. plus this ... >>> this is my second home. i love florida. >> we're working hard for the safety and the future of america. >> john: the polls open up 24 hours from right now. the race for the white house comes through central florida. >> amy: daytona beach's top cop is running for office. we'll tell you the job that he is now hoping to land. on how your monday is shaping up. we have showers off the coast. >> brooks: a few showers off the coast. and predominantly, right around volusia county. put radar into motion over the last couple of hours and you can see the rain showers are passing ov]|9 of central florida and exiting off into the atlantic. giving another hour or so and most of the light rain showers will be gone. the big story turns to the warm

i'm jun john brown. >> amy: glad you're with us. happy 7:00 a.m. to you on this wednesday. >>> a deadly terror attack in israel. >> reporter: this all happened biden's visit. coming up on "good day orlando," what we're learning about an american student who was killed in the attack. plus this ... >>> i want to thank the many thousands of volunteers we had in the state of michigan. bern. bernie sanders taking the state trouble. >>> a data breach that went on for more than a year before customers realized what was happening. morning. >> amy: it's beautiful. >> jayme: and the temperatures to go along with it. take a look here. a nice warm start. good morning to you. 58 at gainesville. and 59 in sanford. the remainder us in the mid-60s. it's all about the wind direction. the reflection is a milder start to the day. lookee here, a big ole chunk of messiness over texas. and that will eventually come our way, but very much like our tuesday on this wednesday. scattered clouds, breezy, warm temps. and it looks like solid low to mid-80s. tomorrow, mid-and up

i'm john brown. >> i'm luanne sorrell. just hours ago belgium raising its terror level. and jackie orozco has the very latest. >> reporter: good morning. authorities in brussels are calling this a terror attack. they're telling everyone to remain where they are after explosion rocked an airport and subway station. we're getting brand new video from twitter. let's take a look. that's new video from the subway station taken by a journalist. they tried to get out of the subway tunnel. he helped to carry people out of the station, including this little girl. and here's video capturing the chaos moments after the explosion. people can be seen running from the airport as smoke billowed from a building. glass, debris, and injured people. at sky news. there was gunfire before the explosion went off. the initial reports are that an explosion went off an an american airlines ticket counter. they said they're working to take care of their customers. runways are being evacuated and passengers are told to wait outside of the airport. a

i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. thanks for joining us on this st. patrick's day. fox 35's dana jay is on breaking news. >> reporter: a deadly house fire in lake county. emergency crews rush in. we'll tell you the latest from the scene. >> amy: also this morning, x annn end to an era. the days of orcas in captivity are now numbered, sea world says. >> john: all new at 7:00, don't leave your kids with an unhealthy inheritance. why what you eatlon before you now you are worried about kids you dent have. not enough to worry about. >> amy: add to the list. jayme king, we need good weather on this st. paddy's day. >> jayme: we're trying. is the rain moving back in at 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. slim slight chance, 20%. and gainesville, it's 70 now. 70 ocala. widespread upper tiered 60s. and for today mixed skies. waves of cloud cover. evident on satellite. it's on the way. isolated p.m. rain threat, 20%. here's the first system that comes in today. secondary batch of energy on top by tomorrow into saturday and departed and e-- will eeast of the state by sunday. and everything shu

i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. thanks for joining us this morning. a beautiful start to the monday. >>> first a traffic alert. and that's not so pretty. crews are shutting down a section, and we'll share how to get around it. s. >> john: and ucf's downtown campus. >> amy: and we're hearing from peyton manning fans on the plans that he's going to be retiring. >> john: broadcasting, selling papa john's pizza. >> amy: i think he will do something with them. >> jayme: let's bring you up-to-date on this monday morning. 40s here. 50s here. and 60s there. and what gives you may ask. the wind off the atlantic is pumping around the southern edge of high pressure. that's bringing up warmer temperatures in the coastal locales early this morning. 55 at titusville. and daytona beach has yet to really see the onshore wind commence. light, slight, and not registering much north of the cape. winds are basically calm to light and variable over the interior. and 3 miles per hour at orlando international. big high pressure again. this thing is frequently strong. warm u

already 66 i'm amy kaufeldt. >> john: i'm john brown. here's the top stories. >> amy: first a local mayor preparing to float from cube florida to cuba. plus, why he is taking that risky journey. >> john: plus a mother shot in the back while driving her pickup truck. police say her 4-year-old son did it. >> amy: and why do women make less money than then in our financial expert joins us to explain why your kids could be part of the blame for the gender payback in this country. >> john: jayme king has the weather. >> jayme: your temperatures 85 by 2:00, and tonight only down to the mid to upper 70s. during a bit of transition, everything tied tightly to the ridge of high pressure. the last four, five days controlling the temps, and winds and skies and keeping rain chances at bay. we have one over texas. pouring over the south. some energy may get in here by sunday. maybe 40%. part of the seven-day. 60s and 71 along melbourne beach in palm bay. southern bravard county a smidge overall earlier today. pretty robust ties. solid 80s will go down

who better to get a sense of this former par limit member john brown. john, always good to see you.do you make of that. when various agencies come out to warn against travel, in their neck of the woods, they are obviously worried. thud they be? >> yes. and the reason i think the british do not put the top height yet is you want to discourage the enemy from thinking it's work and disrupting your country. so probably the secret services and armed forces are on a high alert publicly, they are not saying this because they don't want the terrorist to feel he's winning. and that's part of the psychological battle. neil: the present has been trying very hard to move britain toward the eu, and maybe take the euro. do you think today's developments said that back rather dramatically? >> yes. definitely. the immigration issue with the politicians opened the immigration by unseating saddam hussein the tyrant who kept the lid on the middle east. they broke that lid and the immigrants flowed in. they got easy immigration and now they have free movement. thank god britain isn't in the plan. but i

i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. >>> i'm looking forward to the debate. are you looking forward to the debate? [ cheering ] presidential hopefuls going at it again tonight. what will be different about tonight's big debate. >> john: changes in latitudes and changes in height. find out what a year in space did to scott kelly's body. >> amy: all new in the 7:30 half hour. the rays are inviting military families to the park. [ cheering ] >> hey, come here. >> oh, boy. those kiddos are going about to get a big surprise when they find out who they were going to throw the ball to. i love these kinds of stories. but we'll make you wait though. >> jayme: let's talk temperatures. it's been a cool start. 40s to the north. closer to the 60-degree mark down south on this way to orlando. we're finding the next system is really increasing the clouds early today and late tonight. little closer and closer and draws nearer and a rain chance setting up. isolated pockets of rain, and wee early morning hours of your friday. today we're looking good. warm, 82 by 2. and down to

i'm john brown. >> i'm luanne sorrell. here are the stories we're working on for you right now. >>> we're following breaking news right now. i-4 is shut down in volusia county. the westbound lanes where the accident happened. we'll tell you how to get around this big traffic mess, ahead. >> reporter: the florida highway patrol is searching for a hit-and-run driver after a bicyclist is found dead here in merritt island. coming you up, i'll give you details on the crash and tefl looking for. >> john: plus president obama is in cuba this morning. but someone was not there to greet him when he landed. what the president has planned for the next 48 hours >> luanne: its money money. what your lender is looking for on your social media account. >> john: first of all, straight to kristin with breaking news on i-4. it's quite a mess to start off this monday >> kristin: yes. a live look at i-4 westbound before state road 44 in deland. this crash is blocking all westbound lanes. cars have not moved. we are staying on top of this.`` i

"good day orlando," i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. glad you are with us this we're working for you. and, bike week getting revved up in datona beach, we are live this morning in the center of all of the action. as organizers race to get it all done, a massive crowd is expected. plus... >> people are getting more and more frustrated with the system and we must pick someone with a record of achievement, not just talk. >> john: the g.o.p. candidate some say is rising bike a phoenix, why john kasich reajertd him into the picture, is there still time. >> amy: a pine oneer, and considered to be america's first astronaut and lives in central florida. we'll talk with joe kitinger, looking ford to the conversation. >> john: a special on time, nationwide and people are introduced to him again. >> amy: and we'll introduce you to him. what is happening tonight. >> jayme: temperatures and skies

i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. so glad you're joining us this morning. here are the stories we're working on right now. >> we are moving closer to securing the democratic party nomination. country rich again. we're going to make our country great again. >> amy: donald trump and hillary clinton are riding high on momentum. so, are we already in the general election? our political analysts will joinx us on whether or not the other candidates even matter at this point. >> john: investigators are working to determine what sparked a fire that destroyed a historic mansion. we have a look at the history that was lost in the blaze. do with one of its schools to give homeless families a place to sleep at night. >> john: jayme king is off, rested, he is tanned. >> amy: you know what is funny, it's like you took a month off. the viewers are asking, where is jayme. >> jayme: i am back here, south florida. florida -- from south florida. we have 60s, and temperatures and wind and fog. it's getting a little better overall. increa

. >> jayme: i see john brown over here. >> john: now have her turned towards the camera. look over here! >> amy: little rascals, remember, with the black around her eye! >> jayme: there you go. >> amy: she's pretty. >> john: jayme king is going home with the dog! >> jayme: okay. over to you guys. >> john: still to come emojis are a big part of how we communicate. >> amy: do they need a makeover? why some say they are not fair to women. really? >> john: speaking of pet of the day, look at this. >> amy: can't wait! we have a sloth live in our greenroom this morning, we'll this guy as the company mascot. stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stre-eam stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stream when i want you in my arms when i want you and all your charms whenever i want you . >> amy: welcome back. >> john: we're back. 9:24, emojis are a funny, creative way to communicate on social media and text messages. >> amy: that's right, but are those emojis reinforcing gender stereotypes. >> fox reports. >> reporter: emojis, really are a second language. >> what is your favorite. >> the one with

. >> john: i'm john brown. we're following deadly >> amy: a deadly crash shut down i-4. it happened at sand lake road. we have an update on the traffic situation. it is starting to improve just a little bit. >> john: plus, you decide, 2016. the polls are now open for the |s last 50 seconds. the florida and republican democratic primers are on the way. what you need to know if you vote today. >> amy: officers in lake county are looking for a man who is impersonating a police officer. we'll tell you what you need to look at coming up. let's get over to kristin, we're seeing glimmers of hope. >> reporter: this is a live look at i-4 east bound orb or westbound at sand lake. this is where the crash occur occurred. it shut down all westbound lanes of i-4 for several hours. now one lane appears to be open and moving slowly but still things are moving slowly in this area. i have an alternate route if you it wouldn't be a bad idea. you can see all of this road from kirkman to sand lake in the westbound lane of i-4. if you want to avoid it all together. take the florida turnpike t

i'm john brown. >> i'm luanne sorrell. thanks so much for waking up with this this morning. >>> details on closures that could impact your morning drive. >>> to find out that somebody did that. >> john: heartbreak after a local teen dies in a house fire.

mmmm, yoplait. . >> this is "good day orlando,". >> john: 9 o'clock hour, welcome back, i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. >> john: hard to top that. >> amy: a look at what you can expect in our 9 o'clock hour, drink up, we're checking out new health benefits, experts say are associated with your morning cup of coffee. >> go shopping without ever having to swipe your card. this hands free option google is trying out. >> amy: a protecting your relationship. we have a relationship coach, derek triplet is here to share the number one predictor of divorce and what you need to do to safeguard your marriage right now. plus, david martin. >> reporter: hello, we've parked the live truck at the beautiful maitland art center. to talk to you about a very important event starting tomorrow night. they call it art 31. with a bunch of artist, we're live here on the 9 o'clock hour of... >> "good day orlando." [cheers] . >> great day to be outside. >> i know, beautiful, isn't it? 61, is that right?

orlando." >> amy: straight up 9 o'clock on this super-duper tuesday, i'm amy kaufeldt. >> john: i'm john brown, we have shoulded something -- had something produced that said super-duper tuesday. >> amy: some people are saying super-duper tuesday part 2. >> john: first up the polls are open in florida, a live look in winter park now, we're going live this hour, with senator marco rubio. >> amy: also, hormones and chemicals do not mix, how popular cosmetics could be harming teenage girls. luanne? >> luanne: known across the country for their beautiful art

. >>> hi there. welcome to "good day orlando." i'm john brown. >> it fits me fine. >> it does. morning. it is a monday morning >> we've got a lot of stories now. >> drivers, be warned. construction could put brakes on your morning drive. details on the road closures, coming up. >> also, the flu season back with a vengeance. we're going to sit down with a local doctor and he's going to explain why we're seeing a record number of cases right plus. >> love me tender. love me long. pick your next date? >> no. >> details on the new feature that turned is working on to let your friends play match inder is working on to let your friends play match maker. >> you know when they set you up on a blind date. >> well, i thought she was attractive. >>> exactly, guys. good morning. let's talk about your numbers now and what a morning. at least the morning's a beauty and you can see now that melbourne is nearly 70 degrees where the remainder of us are stuck in the 40s and 50s, all about the winds now in the underbelly of high pressure exiting the coastal carolinas. clockwise flow of air around that, e

wow, it looks nice downtown. >> don't let the looks fool you, john brown. a disturbing trend gaining tracks online. >> women are posting pictures trying to prove their waists are thin enough to fit behind a piece of paper. lydia has more on the challenge. couldn't get more silly than the thigh gap comes a trend called the a-4 waist challenge. the #a 4 challenge involves women as seen in these pictures holding up a piece of paper to show how paper thin t444444444444 >> this is a piece of paper. >> in order for a woman to qualify her waist has to be smaller than a piece of paper. and you're not allowed to mesh horizontally, have you to measure vertically, and that criteria is almost impossible for any woman to meet. >> it is terrible to young women, especially who are vulnerable and impressionable. >> clinical psychologists said it is these women who could then develop an eating disorder. >> eating disorders are difficult to treat, anorexia can be lethal. >> photo shops like these ones look extremely thin, or in some cases missing a limb reinforce unrealistic

i'm luanne sorrell. >> i'm john brown. let's check in with kristen to find out what's going on because this has been all morning there on i-4 heading towards orlando. >> yes. all lanes are still blocked, i-4 westbound just before the state road 44 exit. troopers have done now is to actually drive through a construction zone just to help with all of these back ups that we're seeing for miles. again, i-4 westbound side here in deland just before state road 44. you'll notice the traffic on the eastbound lanes to the right of your screen moving slow because as you can imagine, people are slowing down to check out what's`` going on there.` depend, this has been going` on for hours. if you want to avoid i-4 all together, if you're coming from daytona beach trying to get to orlando, you can take international speedway boulevard, hop on kepler and take that to state road 44 and hop on i-4 westbound. taking you down here where we go avenue. we have a crash causing some slowdowns. i want to take you up to maitland boulevard. we have

. >> john: i'm john brown. here's things coming up in today's show. first up, indulge your sweet tooth while watching your weight at the same time, a registered dietitian shows you how to satisfy your sugar cravings without packing on the pounds. >> and you may want to resetter why experts say having high standards could be bad for your marriage. >> luanne: what? >> john: what is the alternative? >> luanne: well speaking of relationships, we are talking with legendary actress sally field, starring in a new movie called hello, my name is doris. about an older woman who is attracted to a younger man. we'll hear her real life take on pursuing younger men, good looking younger men like david martin! >> reporter: looking ford to that. good morning to you -- forward to that. live on lake dora. the 29th annual sunny land an nook and classic boat festival, talking about these beautiful machines. only on the 9 o'clock hour of... >> "good day orlando"! >> in boat heaven, now. >> chris craft, jayme. >> luanne: you have sparkles in >> the interior looks like an o

. >>> friday march 4, i'm john brown. >> i'm amy kaufeldt. >>> older police have been searching all morning for a killer. we'll have details on how a man >>> a daredevil on a motorcycle escaped officials but it was facebook that brought him down. >>> don't worry about it. it was painful last night. the candidates still there remaining on the g.o.p. debate stage really went at each other. we'll have details on how marco rubio and ted cruz tried to take down the front runner donald trump. >> john: it's friday, like amy said, and it rained. but now the weekend is here. >> jayme: perfect timing. welcome to the show. the time is 6:00 a.m. on the mark. weather radar. everything shuffling off shore. behind this is it -- it looks like a great air mass. the forecast for the next seven is looking really good. we have your 50s. we have 60s. winds coming up and aligning out of the west, northwest. and then shifting through the course of the day.

. >> john: 9:30, welcome back, oil john brown. >> i'm amy kaufeldt. glad you are with us, we want to get you caught up on the headlines, in the half-hour, now this morning, orange county sheriffs office is now investigating after reports of an explosion that happened at a local speedway, happened at orlando speed world. late last night, off of colonial drive. >> john: here's video from the scene, witnesses report seeing the motorcycle explode and we're told one person had to be taken to the hospital with significant injuries and the victim was working on the bike when he was injured and this is now treated >> details merging in the case of a three-year-old boy injured after falling out of a moving suv in ormond beach. the boy was drying to drive the car and rolled into traffic. tuesday afternoon on grenada boulevard. police say the boy's mother went inside is the store and left the keys and three-year-old inside the vehicle. the news journal reports he played with though keys and pulled down on the shifter and the car rolled and this boy got out of th