and i know ryan did, he is all tan. and he left the game early. saying gosh darnit and the wind is boosting the temp profiles out in brevard early. we have a front on the way. a huge area of high pressure which is freakishly strong for this time of the year. we typically don't see a high this strong. we tack on an extra few degrees, it'll boost our temperatures. and we cap at you upper 70s if not 80. if you like it warm, we were talking about this last week, we saw this big surge coming in, breezy to locally windy. it stays pretty warm through next saturday and sunday. a slight chance of rain during that time. not a big deal. 20% at best. a few systems moving from west but until then, enjoy it. 4gs i'm taking you out to m.i.t.land. maitland boulevard there's a crash blocking one left lane at least. the traffic is backed up all the way to the 436. that crash at maitland boulevard. i want to show you where we're talking here. 414 and traffic is backed up past the 436. i want to remind you of construction going on in downtown orlando. we'll have a road closed for the next year, at least, here on garland from colonial to macks street. this is i-4 ultimate work. fox 35's jackie orozco is live in orlando with more on how the i-4 ultimate project will impact those heading out the door. jackie? >> reporter: stand by. good morning, guys. these drivers. you can see right you know they have the road closure sign over 44444444444 and drivers will need to get used to this for an entire year. more changes for downtown commuters. starting today, crews have shut down garland avenue. necessary for crews to get in and install drainage, relocate some utilities and realign garland avenue. we have room to widen i-4. >> reporter: part of the i-4 ultimate project. this will create a new east bound, i-4 entrance a, from colonial drive. fdot said this area in particular will have a lot of work going on because the city has a project of their own. you can expect a lot of construction workers, closed streets and signs you need to watch out for in the months ahead. >> there's a lot of work in the downtown area. it's important for folks to take a look at what's planned for >> reporter: we've been seeing traffic building up in this area this morning, so if you can avoid it. >> john: a man is hit by a car in daytona beach. >> amy: it took place about 7:00 last night at the intersection of north nova and brentwood drive. investigators said that the man was hit and killed by the suv. his name has not been released. witnesses said they often see people crossing the road there even though there's no crosswalk. no word if the driver will face charges. >> john: the search is on for the person who opened fire on orange county deputies. just before midnight at the mr. gyros on west colonial. they received reports of a trespasser. they showed up and heard gunfire coming at them from behind the building. luckily, no deputies were hurt. the store manager is shaken up >> because we're open late, especially on the weekend. we're having a lot of people come from clubs, you know, people getting drink and stuff. so it's not safe. >> john: deputies say a dark suburban pulled out of the parking lot and sped away. it's unclear if the people inside the suv were involved in the shooting. >> amy: you decide 2016. marco rubio will be here in seminole county today. >> john: he's trying to build momentum ahead of the florida primary. he will hold a rally tonight in sanford at 6:45. and he said it's said that he must win tonight to have any chancex the at nomination. a rally lasted an hour but interrupted at least 20 time by protesters. >> there he is. look. little wise guys. that's the protester. get him out of here. get him out. >> john: that's become a part of his speeches lately. he has 384 delegates. ted cruz closing in with 300. marco rubio, 151. and 37 for john kasich. on the democratic side of things, bernie sanders is fighting to stay in the race. >> reporter: good morning. interesting night at the debate. sanders has only about half the delegates that hillary clinton has. he has momentum. won two of the races. michigan and mississippi casting votes tomorrow. and sanders and clinton had a debate. each other, and accusing the other one of misrepresenting their record. >> if you are talking about the wall street bailout, where some of your friends destroyed this economy. >> you know -- >> excuse me. i'm talking. >> if you're going to talk, tell the whole story, senator sanders. >> let me tell my story. >> reporter: interesting to see the crowd reaction there. it was a tense moment. and they agree on one thing, the water crisis in flint, michigan. governor rick snyder has been under fire, particularly by the democrats for failing to intervene sooner. >> the governor should resign or be recall involved. >> what is absolutely incredible to me is that water rates have soared in flint. for poisoned water than i am paying in burlington, vermont, for clean water. >> reporter: governor snyder pushed back. that continues to be a tense moment and michigan goes to the polls tomorrow. political analyst frank torres is joining me. bernie sanders had a feisty debate. does he have much of a chance or keeping things interesting? >> probably the most aggressive he's been in the debates. he's trying to keep things interesting. trailing the delegate count. going through touch tough stretches. and then all of the focus turns to florida and hillary will poll stronger down here as well. weekend. super saturday. he won nebraska and kansas, the caucuses there. he has little bit of momentum. >> that could have triggered the more aggressive style of debate. when he gets a chance to capitalize on momentum, he has to take it. the aggressive, "i'm talking" remarks, and pressing on goldman sachs and the other issues. but the real question is if it will make a difference. >> john: marco rubio coming to florida today. the primary is a week and a day away. >> he has to win here in florida. and he's trailing in the count. and ted cruz appears to be the alternative to donald trump. and doesn't seem to be momentum. but that could change tonight. he could come here tonight. and fill the hangar, he has to fill the venue, and maybe he can get the state excited about his presidency again. >> john: the poll was from anti-trump. and has him 5 points below. and ted cruz appears to be gaining count. >> and ted cruz appears to be closing the gap. it needs to be a two-person race for someone to challenge donald trump. marco rubio could fill the hangar with 2,000 people. but if you look at the crowd at ucf, 8,000 to 9,000 people going crazy for donald trump. >> the trump rally, it's been interesting, it's been a thing for you to be kicked out of the trump rally. you see time and time again, donald trump saying, get him out of here. it's almost like a punch line. what you expect. >> i had an opportunity to cover the rally. a wwe show. the whole thing is theater. the jordan era chicago bulls music. and then the whole crowd cheered and he had a ball with it. it's a show. it's theater at these things. >> john: it used to be awkward to see a protesters and now his fans want to see it. >> it's part of the show. orlando politics.com. >> john: this morning americans are remembering former first lady nancy reagan. >> amy: the 94-year-old died at home yesterday. >> a terrific person to be around. and i feel a great sense of loss. >> we'll have more reaction this morning, including how political leaders are remembering the former first lady. 7:11. >> jayme: temperatures bubbling up over the midsection of the what is west must move east. the big warm up put more fun in your day with ice-cream-flavored coffees at dunkin' donuts. go for delicious flavors like butter pecan, cookie dough, or new pistachio. enjoy one today. 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(announcer vo) it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. the bigger the burrito, the bigger the fun. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrito packed with big southwest flavor. go grande with veggie or sausage today. america runs on dunkin'. >> john: orlando city soccer club opened up the city against@ rial salt lake. 60,000 people there. it didn't look good, and then it came down to the final kick. the last person to touch the ball and then there was a tie. they held a 2-0 lead. and the lions scored two goals to earn the 2-2 draw. yes, it was a tie. >> amy: better than a loss. >> john: 46-year-old fell 100 feet from the 10th deck from the royal caribbean navigator of the seas on friday. the a helicopter and plane were used in the search. the coast guard said has covered more than 2500 nautical square miles. >> amy: the nation has come together to pay tribute to >> john: luanne has reaction from around the world return so many beautiful pictures of the former first lady. it's very clear how influential nancy reagan was. nancy reagan championed the national just say no drug campaign. she was very passionate about stem cell research and promoted better treatment for our veterans. she met her husband, the late president ronald reagan working as an actress in hollywood. and ronald reagan was a actor at the time. many are remembering her, including marco rubio, who is credited for saving nancy reagan when she fell in 200 12k3w4r-8 in 2011 i was invited to speak the at reagan library. we had a chance to meet her and have dinner with her. >> throughout her life, nancy's incredible commitment to her country and her family did no falter. she will continue to inspire all of us to live bravely and self-lessly. nancy reagan made a monmonumental impact to the nation and i know her legacy will live on just like her husband's legacy has. the funeral arrangements have not been finalized but we know that she will be buried next to her husband at the presidential library in california. >> jayme: good morning. a happy monday everybody. the only thing wrong with the weather today is that we all have to go back to work and peer at the sunshine through the cubicle windows. but if you are lucky enough to going to be very complementary to the days off. we have 40s over north central florida. and brooksville, up and down the gulf side of the side. in melbourne, winds of change boosting temperatures. an onshore easterly wind providing an increase in temperatures. the surf is all tussled up. building seas is the name of the game. if you had ambition to fish this week, you may want to make other plans. seas pressing to on 8 to 9 feet. and rip currents in the plus zone. and we have accuweather visit orlando cam. overlooking the i-drive area, the i-4 corridor, and the theme park area, all the attractions. if you are visiting from out of town, you come to the area at the right time. welcome to high pressure. the main influence on the forecast scene all week long. it will keep this monstrsty at bay. and we may get on the tail end of it by late week but until then it'll look like this. gorgeous skies and down right pleasant temperatures, about 77ish or so by about 2:00 p.m. some may eclipse, and so many may fall a hair underneath, but the bottom line, real nice, clear and cool. warmer in the coastal areas because of the increase in wind. and some of 9 barrier island communities not falling out of the 60s all night long. so milder times ahead. and the evolution of the gulf system is moving our way. and may increase the clouds a smidge by thursday, friday, and a slight rain chance. you can't discount with the strength of the system and the close proximity to the sunshine state during this time. something we need to watch as we ramp up to that period of time. 4 to 6-footers. small craftizery. the -- small craft advisory. a high seas, and very blustery along the coastal waters. coastal water temperatures through the mid to upper 60s. and the next seven show a big surge in temps. breezy to locally windy. token rain chances by the end at 20%. >> kristin: good morning. this crash on i-4 westbound at maitland is causing significant sky fox is supplying over i-4. and things clear up headed into lake mary, but things are backed up here at 436. this is looking westbound. you can see the congestion in the westbound44444444444 i-4 lane. and there's maitland boulevard. you see the red back up to 436 and even to 436. something to keep in mind heading westbound. taking you to downtown orlando. there's a road closure from garland, colonial to marks street. and this work continues until next year. we have alternate reufts for you at fox35orlando.com. and here's your pump patrol. you can always check out gas saving tips any time. just go to fox35orlando.com and click on traffic. it's your money. if you are getting a tax refund, experts say there are things you should not be spending it on. >> amy: from paying off credit card debt and going on a explains some of the trap >> john: we want to say good morning to our new friend of i day. there's a new friend of the day each day. good morning, chuck. great picture. >> amy: it's your money. if you are lucky enough to get a tax refund this year, you want to put it to good use. a go banking rate. tells us some of the things we should do with it. and joe boater is joining us -- joe bert. savings account have such low rate. you don't get much bang for the buck. >> with one exception. you should put it into a save account if you don't have an low interest rates will not get you anywhere but you need to have an emergency fund. if you lose your job, and where do you get the money from, and you put it on a credit card. having it languish in a saving account is not a good idea. >> a car, vacation, or even new nows. >> house is an investment. not a bad idea. but taking it and blowing it may not be a good idea. get the emergency fund straightened out and maybe increase the amount of money into the 401-k or ira. >> when you get the refund money, initially -- this is a discussion you need to have with your spouse. >> right. >> amy: talk to your spouse first. go flew and talk about what are our biggest needs. >> exactly. look at what needs to be done. get back to the emergency money. the other thing is paying off credit card debt. some people say, get the check, if you are building up credit card department in hopes of the refund check, could you have a problem. if you can't pay off every month, you do, in fact, have a problem. and that's what you want to look at. some years the refund is not as big as you expected. and you have the credit card debt, and now the interest rate cycle, and it's not the good thing. >> go with highest interest rate card? >> if you have multiple credit cards, some suggested -- financially, it makes sense to pay off the highest. but the smallest balance, psychologically, getting it done, and then you are dealing with two or three. two ways to look at it. psychologically or financially. google me. joe bert b-e-r-t. website to help teen adult. to educate young people about need to that looks fantastic. that's our view from i-drive this morning. beautiful. the sky was perfect this weekend. it's great this morning. and that's why we live in central florida, right? 53 degrees to start off your morning. 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 us up. we have southerly air flow on the southern periphery. and we have a front clearing denver. it'll try to get in here, but i think the high can stave it off all week long. drawing closer to the region by friday and saturday. increasing the clouds and bringing in a slight shower risk. gorgeous skies, and 73 by 5:00 p.m., and 66 by 8:00 p.m. tonight. the wonderful weather forecast for the next seven showing increasing clouds by friday, slim, slight isolated shower chance. and 20% we leave it at that time. but great weather rolling in and get out and enjoy it. >> kristin: good morning. the crash causing significant delays on i-4 westbound has been cleared. we're still seeing a little bit of a slowdown, i-4 westbound, the cars going away from you are traveling west. 436 looking west on to i-4. i want to take you to titusville where we have the crash that's causing a few slow downs. i-95 south bound after the cheney highway exit, florida 50, causing a few slow downs there. back to downtown orlando, there's a road closure on garland from colonial to marks street. this work goes on until at least next year. we have an alternate route for you. garland to colonial and a left on magnolia, can you avoid the roadblock. >> amy: here's a look at that construction area we're talking about. crews are working on garland between colonial and marks. officials say that the closure is necessary for drainage and bridge work. it'll create a new eastbound i-4 entrance ramp, realigning garland to make room to widen the interstate. they expect this to last at those looks for alternative routes can go to fox35orlando.com. >> amy: ucf one step closer to having a downtown campus. >> john: the state legislature is the latest group to sign off on the deal. and gina benitez has more on the campus of ucf, and where things go from here. >> reporter: state lawmakers decided to set to aside $20 million. the same amount that the school was asking for, and it was approved by the board of governors. and it's not a done deal just yet. going to the desks of governor rick scott who must sign off on it. lawmakers agreed to $700 million. they agreed to give $42.3 million of the money, more than any other university in the state. of course, half of that will go west of i-4, and east of paramour near the site of the old amway. a chunk of the money is coming from bonds. but in the past governor rick scott has been highly opposed to pulling from borrowed funds. if this passes, and the governor approves the request, this will, the downtown campus will be finished in the fall of 2018. for now, reporting lives at ucf, gina benitez, fox 35 news. the search is son for two suspects who shot at at home in east orlando. >> amy: luanne has more on this story and other stories in the morning rush. >> reporter: good morning. this all happened late saturday night along moss park ridge drive. one suspect knocked on the front door of the home and said he was looking for a man who lived at that address. when the suspect learned that that man was not at home, a second suspect standing nearby pointed a gun and started to shoot at the garage. thankfully, no one was hurt. a man audz couped of robbing a bank and leaving the money behind is expected to be in court. he was arrested yesterday. they said he robbed a wells fargo on is sebring boulevard. he left the bag full of money sitting in bushes outside of the bank. he is being held in jail on $20,000 bond. crews are investigating a brevard county crash that sent one person to the hospital. after the car burst into flame. take a looked at pictures. north court-on boulevard 2:15 yesterday morning in merritt island. the driver hit a pole and parked car in front of a diner. he was airlifted to a nearby hospital. thankfully, no one else was hurt. >> john: on the business watch, uber technology has earned the right to keep its name where a >> amy: the uber we know has to change its app. uber promotions sent a cease and desist order to uber technologies in 2014. the ride sharing company can keep its name in the area but it has to accommodate the little guy. uber technology has to have a gainesville phone number and make sure any online searching for uber promotions pull up the local company instead of them. >> john: are new which to learn to -- new way to learn to adult. just adulting.com made by the florida bar. giving overviews of the legal information they need to know. tips on employment, contracts, and credit. the website will largely replace the paper pamphlets that the bar used to send to high schools to transition into grown up stuff. >> amy: would you feel safe behind the wheel of a self according to a aaa vai, most say they wouldn't. if necessary the human driver could take over and drive. the survey found only 20% would trust a self-driving car. we don't trust thing we're not familiar with. >> john: that's for sure. >> amy: not that we're the best drivers. >> john: i don't trust a lot of other drivers on the road. >> amy: and they're paying attention, we think. >> john: bike week is off and running. >> amy: thousands of44444444444 riding into town in the next several days and how officers are gearing up and what kinds of crimes they're going to be looking for. we're supposed to call them riders, not bikers. a look downtown. 53 degrees. i don't7w going out on top. super bowl 50 peyton manning is expected to announce his retirement. he played 18 seasons in the nfl in indianapolis before going to denver. a lot of fans in indiana said they have a whole lot of respect for him. >> it's sad to see a great like him go. who knows when someone will achieve what he did. >> he went out on a high >> note.>> and peyton manning was great for the city. >> he turns 40 later this month. a five time mvp. made the pro-bowl. and won two super bowls. the 75th annual bike week, you can expect more police. >> john: ryan has more on the stepped up patrols. >> reporter: i saw a number of bikers out there. of course, thousands of bikes rolling into town. and keeping everyone safe is the number one priority. they have doubled number of patrols and will triple them. and they say most of the issues are things like assault and robbery. those at the event say they appreciate the extra work by police. >> i think that's good. people should be safe and should be able to enjoy themselves without worrying about other things happening and stuff like that. >> reporter: the officers tell us they're on the lookout for pick pocketers, and burglaries, and people driving under the influence. the bottom line, if you are breaking the law, you will get caught. they are sending a strong message. those bikers had to love the weather they had this weekend. volusia county, and it was bike riders aplenty. motorized and not. and everyone was out and about and enjoying the fantastic run of weather. right now, looking good. winds are light, pretty much nonexistent. lake eola is looking nice and glassy. and the remainder of the week looking like a blockbuster weather-wise. we're 65 at melbourne. i've been talking about that all morning. the wind off the social raising the temperature stakes in brevard. from the easterly and modifying air flow. keeping the temperatures on the cooler side overall. the lesser effect over the interior. and 3 miles per hour at orlando international. generally under 5 miles per hour, and light and variable or dead calm in some spots. seaboard. freishly strong for this time of the year. typically, we don't see the high pressure this strong. if you are venturing into the chilly surf, along the beach front, the rip current spoasm sky my -- rip current potential is sky high. chopping things up and making things vicious in the surf zone. as far as off-sea, 10 feet. a big blow of heavy winds in store. gorgeous skies and pleasant temps. 5ish, 70s. and close to 80 degrees by 2:00 p.m. and a big booming, uv index at solid 8 or 9. and 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, 63. very much like this morning. help to toil with temperatures a bit, internal over the interior. and we have not seen any marked warming over the overnight hours. we may see temperatures slowly and surely lifting up and out. and coastal based clouds are rolling on shore. and the rain chance is very low until maybe saturday into seconds sunday. an isolated shower risk. we'll convey the latest weather message to you here on fox 35. for today, seminole county, righteous, looking good. bright sun and warm temperatures and into the upper 70s. orange county, orlando, yes. looking nice. and i decent care where you are in orange county, very nice. good looking weather. and warmer on the coast with the where you live, looking for highs today in solid 70s throughout overnight tonight. and clearing things out, and cooling things down. not as cool as we are currently standing now. modifications in temperatures. and especially over the interior. not as cool as it's been. and the next seven days speak for itself. breezy as the week continuess. and no chance of rain. and this is snap the sun. margaret ann. no kidding, margaret ann. she always sends great shots out of tavarres county. #snapthesun. send us your pictures and we'll feature them. ands this our weather baby. ms. be a i abigail. and fox35orlando.com is the place for weather babies here in log on and check us out today. >> kristin: good morning. county. issues on the 408 this morning. right here. an accident on the westbound lane near exit 9. carter street exit. you can see by some of the oranges it's causing delays. heading over to the 408 near valencia college. we're seeing backups the at dean exit ramp. no roadblock. but we have reds and oranges. 408 westbound, near valencia. taking a look at west mara to colonial, that takes 30 minutes. a little bit of a delay because of the earlier crash at maitland. eastbound i4, attractions to downtown, 18 minutes. if you are using the 408, from 417 to downtown, that will take 12 minutes. >> the future of the united states and the most important election in the generation and he is trying to conpeople into >> the real con artist is senator marco rubio. the g.o.p. race getting personal. we're speaking with fox news' bret baier. one of the hosts of the last deb put more fun in your day with ice-cream-flavored coffees at dunkin' donuts. go for delicious flavors like butter pecan, cookie dough, or new pistachio. enjoy one today. 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