day orlando." we're hanging out in studio b, where they are finishing up the guys. we'll talk about how they got started doing the unique form of art, coming up. plus, david martin. >> hello, luanne, i have your preview of the orlando ballet's largest production of the year. they call it don quixote. the people behind the wonderful of... >> "good day orlando." into >> amy: nice, and, he'll be sake later today, very hot! it will be steamy out there. >> good morning, everybody, thanks for joining us this morning. one difference from yesterday to today is the dry air that continues to fill into central florida and it will limit any kind of cloud cover we'll have today and clock numbers are in, low and mid 70s reported in it is warm out the door. it is humid out the door, and now we are seeing a lot of sunshine, look at that. satellite perceive, low level clouds -- perspective, low level clouds burning off the next little bit. forecast, mostly sunny skies, high temperatures, upper 80s, today. warm, west winds continue to bring in the warm air. and in the sun, it will feel more like the 90s, the full 7-day forecast, coming up. john and amy? >> all right, thank you, breaking news. a home invasion suspect causes a nasty crash in winter garden. >> john: holly bristow joins us live from good homes road with this latest out there. >> reporter: good morning, two crashes and investigators are blaming it all on home invasion suspects driving in the mill ser mercedes suv: there were four guys in the car and had a home invasion in ocoee police officer was behind them when the silver suv went through the stop sign, or stoplight, and there. we're told the driver of the car is in critical condition, going through surgery at the hospital and if you look further done the intersection a police car is facing the camera. you may not be able to see it but interest -- there is minor front end damage and we're told the police officer was trying to get through the intersection on a red light. and wound up running into the white older nissan path finder you see sitting in the middle of the intersection. now, four suspects are on the loose, they were the four in the mercedes suv, from what investigators say they hatch gone through the car however there was a gun visible when they got on scene and look at the car to see if anybody was around. no suspect description at this point. ocoee pd to get details and haven't heard back but when we learn more we'll pass the information along, reporting news. >> amy: thank you. troopers are investigating a deadly crash that had part of i-4 completely shut down after 3:00 a.m. on i-4 westbound at sand lake road. troopers say a van was going the wrong way and hit a taxi head on. both drivers were killed, troopers they alcohol could have been a factor. >> we found a bottle of hennessy in the driver's front right seat and there was a smell of alcoholic beverage, and that is typically this number one reason why people drive the wrong way. >> amy: troopers are trying to notify the next of kin for both of those drivers. primary day is here. >> polls opened up a couple of hours ago and some places, good lines this morning, we have team coverage, ryan in the newsroom candidates and gina is live at a polling place in winter park with the supervisor of elections. good morning. >> good morning, yeah, actually talked to the supervisor of elections and i'm here live at the winter park presbyterian church where there has been a steady stream of people coming into both -- a live look, you can see, a small line, definitely a slow stream and definitely a stream of people here, now, two million people voted early, across the state, more than 50 percent of them voted early in orange county, 20% of voters and the election supervisor tells me another 20% is expected today. now, for the most part everything has been running smoothly. but, they have run into some issues here in orange county. the good news is, it has nothing to do with the actual polling stations but they are technology stations and something is wrong with the tablets, not all the check in stations are running smoothly but here's what the supervisor said about that. i think our technicians who are in the field and the staff on the phone with them, i think we're getting toward -- they'll be up and running here shortly. >> now, again everything has been very slow and steady this morning, we have been out here all morning long. everything looking pretty good. we'll update you throughout the morning, now reporting live, gina benitez, fox 35 news. >> and, voters heading to the polls in ohio, illinois, missouri and north carolina today. for the republicans, there are 358 delegates at stake. and for the democrats it is 691. let's go out to ryan, he has more on the candidates today. good morning, ryan. >> good morning, this point there are no big rallies planned, the candidates hoping their last minute ads work, which you certainly have seen throughout the show this morning, marco rubio in miami, tonight. donald trump and hillary clinton both watch results from palm polls showing trump and clinton have big leads heading into this voting and the latest quinnipiac poll showing clinton leading bernie sanders 60-34% and the g.o.p. side, the latest poll shows trump has a 17 point lead, over marco rubio, a little closer to the polls we saw earlier this week, and ted cruz, third at 17% and the winner in florida takes home all 99 delegates, on the republican side, for the democrats, 214 are on the line and those will be split. and trump and clinton, if they win florida and ohio, it will be a big blow to their rivals. we'll have to see how things play out today. >> john: thanks and fox 35 is your source for elections. the polls close at 7:00 tonight. and right after that we begin with break-ins of election results from florida and around the nation. also, starting at 7:00 p.m. to an, we'll be broadcasting live on-line at www.fox35orlando.com. that is followed by fox 35 news at 10:00 with live reports from campaign trail and political also new this morning, the search is on for a man impersonating police in lake county. the suspect was spotted pulling over a woman on highway 50 in clermont just before 11:00 p.m. sunday. employees at the restaurant watched the whole thing ham. they say the man was wearing a brown uniform and had a gun. they say the suspect didn't notice them watching him and -- noticed them watching them and took off in the black crown victoria with lights in the wind wind. >> john: buying makeup for your teen and shampoo, what is in the stuff? good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, to you, john. good morning, amy. i have the honor of being with the orlando ballet this morning. in the their rehearsal center. they are now officially in class. where they have to start stretching and stretched for many, many minutes, half an hour i'm told. in the 8 o'clock hour you saw them performing a number from don quixote. their production this weekend. the performing arts. now we're looking at how they get ready for said production. it is part aerobic, part cardio, and dance skills. we'll talk to them coming up in if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all get ready for sun protection that stays on ...right through your game. neutrogena cool dry sport. the only sport sunscreen with clinically proven helioplex . play on with protection that stays on. cool dry sport. neutrogena because i'm happy clap along if you know... >> amy: welcome back to "good day orlando." 9:11, right now, and you are looking live this morning, at our i-drive camera, you can see, it is starting to cloud up but it will be a hot day in central florida. >> john: i can't believe, 90 already! march! >> amy: crazy! >> john: on the health watch, a study suggests it is time for teen girls in particular to use chemical-free cosmetics. >> amy: turns out the chemicals can be wreaking havoc on their young hormonal bodies. dr. mike is joining us live to tell us more about this new study. good morning, good to see yo44444444444 >> hello, amy, how are you. >> good, thanks. chemicals. you know, we all use them, not just reserved for teenage girls, we're talking about stuff we all use, shampoos and conditioners right? the reason that the researchers focused on teenage girls is that teenage girls are going through rapid development and their bodies are growing and all kind of hormonal changes are happening. and, if they apply chemical-laden cosmetics, on their face or their shampoo, it actually ends up in the body and they know this because they look at the urine and the urine shows these chemicals the problem is a lot of these chemicals have negative effects on hormones. they are called endocrine disrupt terse and these products, these chemicals can have long lasting effects. they can lead to an increased risk of cancer, fertility issues, obesity, all kinds of problems, and they need to be legislated out of cosmetics for young kids. teenage girls. >> it is scary, you go through and have no idea what the stuff is. what is the recommendation and what do you need to do to at least -- because the girls will wear lipstick and eye shadow. is there a safe way to do this? >> well, what i would do -- remember, i have a daughter and you have two, right? i know you have one daughter. >> amy: two. >> so i have a daughter, she's four and is doing her nails already at the age of 4! >> amy: doing your nails, right. >> no, i like biting my nails. i don't put anything on them. the thing is, when it comes to getting cosmetics for young people, you need to go to a reputable dealer, and you need to go to the counter and say, you know what? on fox news, i heard about these chemicals that are in cosmetics and i want chemical-free cosmetic. is absolutely no regulation whatsoever. in the industry. and, that needs to change. >> you are right because even if you think you are getting something that is chemical-free, there is really no guarantee. that's what is scary. >> no guarantee. right. you got it. >> dr. mike, good stuff. good information, we appreciate your time as always, see you soon. >> amy, you never need makeup, you look fabulous! >> amy: i love you, dr. mike, i love ya! all right, over to -- he doesn't need makeup, either, he's flawless! >> good morning, everybody, 9:15 a.m., 69 degrees and, or lake mary studios, low 70s and have the thin layer of overcast skies, right now. they'll be clearing soon and it will be a lot of sun when the atmosphere. let's get your day and finish off the week and get into next dynamics. that gill be coming into play in central florida, and much of the and coming days, the warmth continues friday, shirt, shorts, flops, bathing suits. a couple good beach days, friday and saturday, an interesting storm system, poet end one, and will bring rain and thunderstorms. . and i know it is bay hill weekend and wish we could time it differently but looks like sunday we could be seeing drier and much cooler air, that could linger into monday and tuesday. of next week. outside, right now, 72 degrees, looking live from our camera, glorious conditions downtown orlando. just after 9:00 a.m the west and west-southwest winds right now, they'll continue all day, just like yesterday, i don't know if we'll see much if any sea breeze, if we do, likely flagler and volusia county. i don't know if we'll see any in brevard, it could be a very warm day in the beaches, with water temperatures climbing into the low to mid 70s in brevard. out the door, these are 9 everybody right near 70 or low 70s until we hit marion county, 64 in ocala, have no fear, the warmth is on the way. look, i mean, seriously, we have been showing the map for a long time, this winter because of el nino, we are seeing a lot of warmer than normal conditions. and that is the case, there is no cold air to come into central florida. any time soon. today, a lot of sunshine, we will increase the clouds as we go through wednesday, thursday, friday and today, it looks spectacular. let's go ahead and break it down. this afternoon, again the west winds, through all of central florida, again, i doubt we'll see much if any sea breeze and conditions, really will not change until thursday, thursday, st. patrick's day we will see the risk of a shower or two: just enough to make you feel like you are back in dublin, having a guiness and then, it looks like friday into saturday another system comes up, i want to show you this, though, look at the top of the screen. see the snow in west virginia? around the east coast. 89, the official high, through the afternoon, plentiful sunshine, west winds, stay cool, if you are in the sun, it will feel like we're in the 90s, stay hydrated as well. 65 degrees overnight tonight, with patchy dense fog, likely tonight, and the accu-weather 7-day forecast, high temperatures stay in the 80s, above normal all the way through friday. thursday, st. patrick's day, 20% chance of a shower and hit the weekend, friday through saturday, solid risk of rain and thunderstorms. hopefully clearing early on sunday and by monday, look at that, starting off in the 40s, this time of year! say it ain't so but it is! >> 90s to 40s, big change. >> amy: yeah, coming up, the orlando ballet is prepping for their biggest show of the season. >> john: david martin getting ready for the show. good morning, david. >> what do you do for a living, right? you, amy, an anchor woman, hosts of a terrific morning show. what you are looking at is a full-time job for these folks and we're in the middle of their work day. these are members of the orlando ballet. and they do this every day, during the week. prepping for the outstanding performances they give you on the weekend, this weekend, don quixote, friday night, saturday night and sunday, not just a ballet, this partner with the orlando philharmonic which performs the music. a terrific show you have to attend, we'll talk to the guy behind all of this coming up in a few minutes on "good day orlando." if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all from your extended family, all you want is a peaceful moment to stream your show. and you need enough bandwidth to share with a full house of hungry users. lightning internet from bright house networks. the speed you need. and now connect to... standard tv and 50 megabit lightning internet... only $94 a month >> amy: welcome back. live view, inside studio b this morning where they've been working on our chalk likenesses! you are looking at the excellent work of devon and lexi fulmer, they are twins, and they are amazing artists, doing a great job. thanks to them for coming in and joining us for "good day orlando." >> john: and, we'll talk to them in a bit. how cool would it be to get something like this, for mom, grandma, whatever it is. >> amy: but don't keep it outside. you know the rain -- >> performers in the orlando ballet getting ready for the biggest production of the year. >> amy: there are three don quixote shows, and david martin joins us with what you can expect. a lot of talented people out there this morning. >> about the pronunciation, don quixote. get the "o" in there, i'm with good morning again. >> good morning. >> reporter: i love hanging out with you guys, you class up our show. how many ballet dancers do you have in the rehearsal room now. >> i would say 40 or 45. >> all part of don quixote? >> yes. plus more, there are 90 different roles, yeah. >> reporter: wow. don quixote is three nights, friday, saturday and sunday. sunday matinee and this is your largest production of the year, and, why is that. >> first of all, a three act ballet and typically we do two act ballets and, costumes are rented from american ballet theater. a huge, huge, huge production. and played at the metropolitan opera house. >> reporter: you mentioned the american ballet theater. that is like the creme de la creme in the this country. >> absolutely. my alma mater. >> you and the instructor, and, the one in the white in front of us is conducting the class. >> there she is. >> reporter: and you have danced together. >> yes. we used to dance together at abc, years ago. >> reporter: you danced in don quixote. >> one of the first ballets i danced in, as a matter of fact i danced in this actual production. when it was in repertory at abc. >> reporter: looks tough. >> it is a hard ballet but it is exciting for the public. >> reporter: now, the age range in here, people may be surprised to know they are as young as 17? >> yes. and up to early 30's is our oldest. >> reporter: typically the range. >> pretty much. yes. >> friday night, 8:00, saturday 8:00 and sunday, 2:00, a three hour show. >> not quite, almost. with intermission and there are still seats available. not a lot but enough to -- tell our audience, you better get on the web site now and order. >> i think so. >> tickets are $44, orlando information, for show and tickets, drphillipscenter.org. this is amazing. where is our lead from cuba? i saw her earlier. >> there she is, has her leg in the sky. how are you this morning? >> good, thank you. >> reporter: watch, amy. what young is being like again. fantastic. how long have you been dancing. >> since i was 6. >> reporter: and you have been back to orlando a couple of times. and i know you are sought after, on planet earth. very popular, aren't you? >> don't be shy. >> yes. originally from cuba and i've been in the states 12 years. this is my third time perform with orlando, and i'm excite to be here again. >> glad to have you back. i'm telling you, hard to appreciate, you are sought-after and cuba, ballet is very, very much. like sports. >> reporter: sports in america. we'll let you get back to practice. don key quixote. terrific artistic direction. thank you, sir. >> amy: thank you, david. in case you hadn't heard. today is primary day here in florida. >> john: coming up, senator marco rubio joins us live. 9:26. here on "good day orlando." live look at the attractions, shaping up to be a perfect day, especially if you are on vacation don't have to go to it took 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through an intersection and t-boned the silver small sedan you see down there and the driver of that car is in critical condition, and, went into emergency surgery as soon as they got him to the hospital. further done the crime seen, a police car is between the two tow trucks and the police car was trying to go through a red light at the intersection and wound up hitting a white suv on 44444444444de. and, the police officer, nor the hit. we're trying to gather details on what happened in the home invasion. right now the florida highway patrol is working with ocoee pd and, as soon as we get more information we'll let you know and check us out on the web site, we'll that have the latest forks, now reporting live in winter garden, fox 35 news. >> amy: thanks, happening now, republicans and democrats are voting all across florida today. this is a live look at one of the polling locations in winter park. looks a little quiet right there. lines are expected to be a little shorter this year, because 2 million floridians voted and did the early voting. however there were some technical issues, the check in station and some of this tablets have been glitchy and not all of them are open. officials hope to have all of that fixed later today. >> john: time for this morning's business headlines and joining us live from new york is the fox business network's lauren simonetti. let's talk markets. >> super tuesday! 2.2, hello. markets are not good. >> john: tuesday, what we have here, super-duper. >> not a super-duper day at the markets. dow down 8 points, minute and 50 seconds into the session. the level is high, yesterday we had the highest level of the year looking at the dow. two big reasons why stocks are down, oil prices are down, 2, 2.5% and number 2, retail sales, what happened? saving all the money at the gas pump and not spending it. cash registers are quiet. and, numbers are down and, january's retail sales numbers were revised down as well. >> let's talk about avon. putting jobs and moving. what is their story? >> the avon lady. the company is cutting 2500 jobs, 7% of its workforce, because the stock price is down 40% in the last year. they've also sold north american business to a private equity their operations are changing. and they are moving the u.s. headquarters to great britain. it is not an nul inversion, or to save on taxes, but that is where their operations are. >> john: have a super-duper tuesday. >> i'm excited for e the results. >> john: catch her every weekday morning on the fox business network, 5:00 a.m. eastern time and not sure where to find fox business, go to fox business.com/channel finder. 9:33. wow, seems like it is too early. >> starting to warm up. through this day, it is going to be toasty outside. a lot of sunshine, we had clouds and showers and this morning a thin layer of clouds, mixing out as we speak. what we call it when the clouds dissipate like the jetstream, contrails in the sky. when they dissipate. same is happening in the clouds overhead today. with low clouds gone, no mid to high level clouds, and here we go, with the forecast, starting off in the 70s, upper 80s, close to 90, in the sun today, it will like the 90s, with plentiful sunshine, warm west winds continue all day long, and doubtful we'll see much if any sea breeze. the 7-day forecast, coming up in just a few. >> amy: all right, brooks, thanks. talking deals and steals, josh ellis, the savings angel joins us with his great deals, always good to see you. you have good ones. anything with dental care, i know what you will say. you pay too much, right? >> exactly. and anything more than tree is too much. dental care never, ever pay for this stuff. >> amy: okay. >> i have a bunch of freebies for you. we start out with free brute deodorant. by faberge, and, normally $3.49, a local cvs, make sure you grab your coupons first. items like your deodorant, normally $3.49, on sale for $2.75 and you -- $1.75 and you get a dollar back, with 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snow on friday. cold air is coming into play. and john and amy, everybody, said it all day, right? super-duper weather. 89 degrees on this tuesday, for an afternoon high, in the sun, it will feel like you are in the 90s, overnight tonight, clear, patchy, dense fog, looks like lows in the 60s, accu-weather 7-day forecast, high temperatures in the 80s, warm, all the way through friday. including st. paddy's day. storms come in friday and saturday. rain, hopefully clears out. by midday on sunday. air mass, for mid to late march. with monday morning lows in the 40s. weather baby time. had a couple of you a sop ones this morning -- awesome ones, noah hanging out, enjoying the warm florida sunshine and playground and the swings. and we had areden, a beautiful little girl. thanks for joining us, if you want your kids on weather baby log onto our web site, and follow the links. luanne? >> luanne: thanks, all morning we've been hanging out with the chalk twins, devon and lexi are professional chalk artists. look at your faces! >> john: great hair, i love you guys! >> amy: truly amazing. we're having a great conversation, in the commercial break| earlier with luanne and she said you guys are -- one is right handed. >> i'm right handed. >> and within left-handed. mirror twins. >> a small percentage of the twin community is mirror twins and we happen to be one of those. >> it really helps... our art. one can take one side and within the other and we don't get in each other's way. >> fascinating. >> john: i never heard of that before. >> amy: cool. >> john: and the way you do your hair -- >> exactly. exactly. >> it helps with the confusion with us. >> it has actually happened. >> how did you get started in chalk art? art. >> we start doing local area. and that was back in high school. and we absolutely fell in love with the medium and got our degrees in art. and after we graduated we were like, you know, we love art and professionally. and we looked back into our like, let's try and make this a thing and try and make it happen. >> the bonus, we get| to work together as well. >> i'm curious, we know twins have a special bond other people don't have. did you go to college together. >> we did and roomed together. >> and roomed together. best| friends? >> yes. >> do you butt heads on projects? >> only for 10 minutes| and then it cools off. >> we generally go or separate corners and, it is like, okay. let's get back to it. >> amy: this is beautiful. how long does it take to complete something like this? >> this one took probably around 12 hours. >> 12 hours. >> john: wow, you are probably sick of us, aren't you! >> it is knowing every single eyelash and everything. >> amy: amazing. so, what has been your biggest challenge, biggest project to date that you were, gosh, can we do this? we did a large monopoly board and it was -- bill and mel lane gaetz foundation. >> we had to do it in 7 hours! >> yes. -- bill and melinda gates. >> it was you a private event and we start at dawn and had until the afternoon, before the event started to get it done and, yeah, it was a thousand square feet. >> plus it rains a lot in seattle! >> yes. we were lucky that day. >> john: quickly, i assume, if people want something like this done for a family member, how do they get in touch with you? >> we have web site. and they an e-mail us and -- >> it is everywhere, basically. >> love it. thank you so much! appreciate you being here. >> amy: appreciate it. >> a pleasure. that insurancing, coming up next we are going to talk live to about what he is rotisserie-style chicken raised without antibiotics? it's what we do. that same chicken pulled by hand? it's what we do. freshly-baked bread and crisp veggies? it's what we've always done. the new rotisserie-style chicken sandwich from subway. hi, guys! spring is almost here and you know what that means! easter is hopping along. pso, if you're looking to stretch your dollar this easter holiday, pjust look at these savings at your local walmart. orlando, in head-to-head shopping, the total amount saved at walmart vs. winn-dixie was $22.61 - that's 16% on this week's easter basket. why shop anywhere else? 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>> it is up to them. this future of the republican party and ultimately the future of america is at stake and there's a choice today. it is between optimism and help the negativity and anger fed into our political culture. and i hope people choose the hope and optimism of our campaign. i know we have problems, people i love and people in my family and i faced some of the problems our country is confronting. but we can fix these things, there is nothing we can't do and when we do it we'll heavy this greatest era in our history. the choice today and i ask them to reject the division and disunity. we don't need to be angry and frustrated to succeed and the last point i would make to republicans, think about it carefully. if we nominate the wrong person we'll lose in the general election. and, i am the only one left in this race to unite the party an grow it and i consistently beat hillary clinton, and that is perhaps the most important goal we have of all here, as republican, to ensure that hillary clinton is not elected the 45th president of the u.s. >> amy: senator, i thought last week you were vulnerable and said, i wasn't happy with how i ago. my kids were embarrassed, my wasn't the way to go. and you came out and, kind of had a mea culpa. how do you feel now and do you feel that has contributed to the slide in some of the polls? >> no, i don't think so. first of all, i don't can your about the political impact of it. it has to dough with me as a person. what we are seeing is this national media coverage on the election, other people are winning states, negativity surrounds the coverage and it impact people, but, these elections are about ups and downs, we have had victories since then and won in puerto rico and the washington, d.c. and in minnesota. and came close to winning virginia and took basically half the delegates there. and we feel good about florida. and, you know, i know these polls are inaccurate and i'm not worried about them. i know voters are making the decision, right now and are going out an voting. that will determine the outcome and we feel positive about that. we have a tremendous amount of >> what do you airport tomorrow? >> where do you go from here? if you do well, today, do you move on? where do you go from here? >> yes. well, we're going to utah either way. i. >> molly: the difference of course is, i'd much rather go to utah, the winner of the florida primary with the momentum and 99 dregs than someone who -- delegates than someone who didn't win, but we're going to utah nonetheless, and arizona as well. we win in florida we're going with a lot of momentum and 99 delegates and really have an impact on the outcome. it goes to the question you asked earlier. momentum is real as it in sports and, the key states, utah an arizona, and nothing will give us more momentum than florida and the delegates, the single largest prize in the primary up to now. >> amy: what has been your biggest surprise during this election campaign? what has it been more than >> if you told me a year ago the leading candidate in terms of delegates and the polls is someone who supports planned parenthood, has been a long time supporter of abortion, is against the second amendment, and, supports government-run health care, that would be the leader in the republican primary i would say you are out of your mind. no way yet that happened and a lot is a reflection of anger, donald trump tapped into an anger, which is a legit anger but leader don't manipulate anger. they address it and address the conditions behind that anger, and they show you a better way forward. what ronald reagan did. and, instead what he's doing is using the anger to get people to vote for him. but it has been destructive for our country and led us into a nation where people now hate each other. because they have different political views, you now have people who hate each other. i'm not saying he started that. but i am saying he's contributed to it. >> senator we had donald trump on last week, and, that was one of this questions i asked. talking about this anger where conservative. and i asked, do you think there will be buyers remorse after -- conservatives supporting you and you aren't. do you think there will be buyers remorse when they see what his policies might be? >> absolutely. not only -- i mean, whether he wins or loses, i have been saying all week, there will be people out there that are supporting his candidacy, prominent people, that will spend the next few years, perhaps the rest of their political lives explaining how they fell into this. happen. i hope people understand, if you take what he's doing now as candidate and put it into the white house, do people understand what impact it will have on the country? what it will make us look like to the world and do to our society? we have never had a president that uses profanity in public events. think about the impact it will have on children. i know people are upset and want to send a message and love the fact some guy is saying, what they wish they could say. but, presidents can't say whatever they want. the words of a president or even consequences, we are already seeing that now. and it is only going to get worse as time goes on and i hope -- the reckoning is coming and i after. >> amy: we appreciate you taking the tomb to talk to us and our viewers today. they appreciate it, too. thank you so much and hopefully we'll talk to you tomorrow, too. >> yes, ma'am, thank you. >> john: thank you. all right, it is 9:57. we're out of time. primary day. captioning provided by caption solutions, llc blarpg live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." >> wendy: how you doin'? the kids have come to play today. you won't believe what i'm about to tell you. all due respect, have several seats. my girls are always turned out. i give it to you straight, no chaser. >> now, here's wendy!

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