the impact it'll have on the morning commute. >> dangerous and reckless, more exclusive video of a fedex driver asleep at the wheel. and another sex scandal at the clearwater firehouse. >> thank you for joining us. a dangerous drive, going the wrong way on a busy bay area interstate for miles, all caught and it is the latest in a string of drivers caught going the wrong way. >> the blood alcohol level of the guy behind the wheel, nearly paul and we hear about these stories, wrong-way drivers all the time, but we're seeing it firsthand. >> reporter: the guy in the driver's seat, in the lane, going against traffic for miles.

looking at what could have been 21-year-old brian fleury driving the wrong way down i75 in sarasota county for 6 miles. nearly hitting a deputy. >> he stayed in that breakdown lane, and no vehicle was in that lane. >> reporter: but it didn't stop there. he got off an on-ramp driving 6 more miles. >> how could this not have been deadly? >> luck. >> reporter: but it was deadly here on the ashley exit in tampa earlier this month. two drivers wrong way. it's one of dozens of wrong-way crashes in the bay area since 2008. holy mackerel. >> reporter: we showed the video to attorney tom kerry. he lost his wife to a drunk driver who had five dui convictions. >> that brings back a lot of tough memories for me. >> painful to watch. >> it is.

>> reporter: the sheriff's office says fleury later admitted he did it, and that he was sorry. >> reporter: he could face community service and fines if he is convicted. severe weather is moving closer to us. this video just taken about an hour in pensacola. you can see how strong the winds are. county fire and ems are reporting injuries and severe structural damage. there are reports of people dropped at a gas leak at an apartment complex. this is part of the same system that destroyed dozens of homes in louisiana. wind gusts knocking over trees and power lines. this is a look at one. the hardest hit areas. two deaths have been

injuries. tracking this line of severe weather tonight. jerve. >> an intense line of thunderstorms could move onshore sometime tomorrow morning. probably not as intense as what you just saw. and there are currently no watches in place like there is for the panhandle. a bigger picture shows this area of low pressure producing that clockwise rotation. so much so dragging the cold air on the northwest side, some snow there in the northwest part of arkansas. that red area indicates a tornado watch. new york west of pan -- severe thunderstorm warning west of panama city. we see a line of approaching thunderstorms along a cold front extending off the southern part of that area of low pressure. the storm prediction center has us at a slight risk for thunderstorms. that would include the

tornadoes sometime tomorrow morning. 7:00 am to about noon. then probably early afternoon for the inland areas. this is the high-res model. that's around 8:30 am, nature coat areas. we do see on this model an indication that these thunderstorms that are individualized may indicate the possibility of supercells. so just a heads up until tomorrow early afternoon. >> you can track the weather any time by using our weather max app. breaking news out of cuba. that is where media is reporting that ramon castro is dead at the age of 91. ramon is the older brother of fifell and raul -- fidel and raul. he preferred farming over politics. no cause

but he was 91. for seven years, president obama has tried to close the u.s. detention center at guantanamo bay, cuba. today he delivered his plan to congress. moving detainees to other countries. and the rest would be relocated to a facility in the united states. before terror suspects started arriving in 2002, you didn't hear much about guantanamo bay. ten years ago when critics were calling on the president to shut it down, i was granted permission to visit the compound and spent four days there trying to see for myself why this facility had become such a lightning rod for critics. >> camps 1, 2, and 3 are for compliant prisoners. >> reporter: by the time we arrived in 2006, it was described as a horrid den of torture, an accusation the military strongly denied and

>> there is no torture going on which >> reporter: nearly 800 combatants spent time here, including the master mind behind the 911 attacks. we saw several makeshift prison camps serving as the world's jarl. some more -- jailer. some more secure than others. ten years ago, critics claimed nntd men were being turned into potential terrorists, and there were problems. >> they began to riot, to do stuff like they were gonna kill themselves. >> reporter: three detainees hanged themselves here, others made weapons, attacked guards, and threatened their families. >> you concerned for the safety of your family back home? >> yes. >> that's a concern. >> yes, it is a concern. >> reporter: interrogations and military tribunals were the norm. most detainees were

than 100 remain in this secretive prison. >> as we stand here, we're >> yes, sir. there's a cuban observation post northeast of us. >> reporter: inside a man armed with a high-powered rifle, and a pencil to write down our visit. last year raul castro demanded president obama return what he called this illegally occupied territory to cuba saying it was necessary for renormalization of relations between the countries. >> for now the castros will have to settle for a plan to shut down the detention center which is no slam dunk. >> there's still a lot of opposition to this. >> the republicans frontrunners, especially the candidates for president are vowing to fight this. as are several members ever congress. and even if this happens, there's no plan to pull up

u.s. naval station will remain there. and today's news coming less than a month before president obama visits cuba. can you belt this subject along with the subject of lifting the u.s. trade embargo will come up when the president sits down with castro. and i plan to go back to cuba to cover that trip. a fedex driver caught on camera drifting, swerving all wheel. it looks like he has no control at all over the truck at times. >> reporter: he really did not. he was veering in and out of his lane, running other drivers off the road. >> reporter: another dangerous driver caught on camera a witness tells us the driver appeared to be falling asleep at the wheel. and at one point, the driver slowed to under fooirp miles -- 5 miles an hour, went out of

into is oncoming traffic. somehow jonathan persuaded the driver to pull over. >> i think i saved lives that day. not only somebody else's but this guy's life. >> reporter: deputies were called to the scene and believe the fedex driver was impaired. >> an arrest was not made because the driver removed the keys from his ignition before deputies arrived. they did not personally see him operating that truck. sex scandaling in clearwater. they are so steamy even the high-ranking firefighters are being told to city leaders are going on record saying these sex on the job big changes on the way. >> reporter: we had one simple question for city leaders. why

tell us enough is enough. sex scandals so hot and steamy, some clearwater firefighters battled their own flames of desire on the job. red-hot affairs too tempt tow turn down -- tempting to turn down. a lieutenant, a medic, even a fire chief involved. >> it may not look like i'm embarrassed, but i'm significantly embarrassed. so is the entire organization. >> reporter: embarrassed, disappointed, and ready to make it right claims the city. we took our questions up the chain to clearwater's city manager wanting to know what in the world is going on here? why do we see so many sexual shenanigans? this higher up tells us lack of leadership. >> what happens in a firehouse is not a soap opera. it's not a drama. it's not tv. >> it's not chicago fire?

and i watch chicago fire by the way. >> reporter: the sex stops here says the city, and changes are on the way. including surveillance cameras in all the firehouses, and unannounced surprise visits from assistant chiefs. >> reporter: and we're set to see those changes coming up in the next couple of months. the manager does point out there are hundreds of hardworking men and women who show up for work every day and do an honest day's work protect the city they love. >> too bad the other side is getting all the attention. thank you. we're seven days away from super tuesday. the latest out of nevada and what this means for the republican candidates' future. >> too little too late? three years after our investigation started into kv homes, the

republicans are caucusing in nevada where antiestablishment candidate donald trump is leading in the polls. rubio and cruz fighting it out for 2nd place. there are reports of ballot shortages and voting ids not being checked. >> you can tune in at 4:00 am to get all of the results. bernie sanders is hoping to use tonight's cnn town hall to slow down hillary clinton following his loss in nevada. he believes he can still win many other states including massachusetts as super tuesday

an admission of mistakes three and a half years after our investigation exposed dangerous construction flaws. one official is fessing up. this comes after the florida attorney general general sued kb home. we want to know why inspectors didn't catch this, and who is accountable? >> reporter: we went upstairs, downstairs, in the back. but nobody wanted to talk. >> reporter: i wrote e-mails, made calls, even left a little note. at first, the building department head was not interested in chatting. >> reporter: but we found him inside the county commission meeting and stuck around,

mind. >> reporter: big points for the change of heart. >> we're working very hard to regain that trust. if it was lost. >> reporter: 8 on your side wants answers for shoddy construction we uncovered in 2012. back then officials insisted the condos were fine. now an attorney general investigation backed up our report, pointing to serious code violations all missed by county inspectors. >> i'm sure there's folks that are not happy about the situation. and rightfully so. the quality of construction was not very good. >> a lot of people look at building inspectors as the last chance to make sure that everything is checked in their home and everything is good. can residents trust that? >> they can. >> reporter: he promises willow brook won't happen again. >> our intent with plans review

>> reporter: our investigation led to millions of dollars in repairs. him. it? >> absolutely. my heart goes out to those folks. i have lots of friends that live there too. >> reporter: the academy has added training courses and hired more inspectors. they are still combing through paperwork from the attorney general's office and trying to figure out everything the ag says the county missed. >> what about other counties? >> they found the problems all over the state. so manatee is not the only one. >> thank you very much. if your home was built by kb and in need of repair, you should contact them to arrange an inspection.

posting this information on wfla.com. wondering what that little dot was. that's jupiter. great shots tonight of the moon and jupiter. tornado damage in louisiana as well. these pictures came in. we saw some video at the top of the newscast as well. this earlier in louisiana. severe weather has been rolling across the south today. temperature-wise for us, still a mild day tomorrow. today we had highs in the upper 70s. these are high temperatures well below that average line. by monday and tuesday it jumps back. a relatively decent weekend it looks like although on the cool side. especially when we look at our averages. temperatures in the 70s overnight. mild conditions. 69 for a low. note the rain chances early and possibly even

but it's more toward 7:00 am, 9:00 am, we see a better chance of strong showers and thunderstorms, potentially severe for the bay area. high wind and the possibility of tornadoes. especially during the commute in northern areas. there's the area of low pressure moving across the south. the upper-level trough racing along. the upper-level winds have been very fast which leads to a greater tornado threat. there is no watch in effect for the bay area. there is in place for the florida panhandle and a small potential for a watch being issued tomorrow morning. we'll keep you posted. showers and thunderstorms into the gulf of mexico. and that's kind of forming along ahead of a cold front that will move our way for tomorrow.

clear, quiet, most of the rain to the east. the timing of the rain, 7:00 am to 11:00 am, 9:00 am to 1:00 pm central areas. moving farther inland. early afternoon hours, island county, eastern polk off to the east. a few lingering showers may be possible off to our coast. and that overnight slight chance of showers in the forecast. this is another computer model. a different one. and this shows the timing of that, roughly around 8:00 am. here comes the front back to the west. slowly pushing eastward as the day goes along into the early afternoon hours. exiting off to our east. the cold front moves through 2nd half of the day. starts to clear breezy conditions. and that starts a much cooler trend as we head in closer to the weekend. highs in the mid-60s. highs back in the 60s. and this cool area will stick around for a while. 63 degrees in the forecast for friday.

and that should wrap up by the late afternoon hours pushing off to the east. put that out of your mind at least. cool air to the forecast, even some by monday and tuesday, temps back in the 70s. not a bad stretch of weather. >> if it happens before 3:00 am, we'll hear it from steve. [ laughter ] it was a good one, lightning making it four straight wins. >> and a shot you have to see

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for all this talk about staying alive in the atlantic division of the playoff race, the lightning are reeling in the 1st place florida panthers. they enter issed tonight's game 5 points behind the panthers who had the night off. 2 points for a win. arizona coyotes in town tonight. night no. 2 of a back to back. some sloppy play here. steven stamkos kwleens up the rebound -- cleans up the rebound. coyotes on the power

shorthanded goal, hook from shane doan. they call a penalty shot. gets it. 2-1 the bolts win. stamkos four straight games with a goal. >> just trying to get to the area to score g.ing to the net, they all count. so i'm happy to keep producing and win for our team. we had travel winning the two-on-one game this season. florida and vanderbilt, gators attempting a shot before the half. look at josh henderson. oh! [ laughter ] >> it did happen.

>> vandy would steal this game late with a 3-pointer. florida at the end of the big game. so this was a big win for the commodores tonight.

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fantasy five, 9, 10, 21, 34, 13. the lucky ball is 13. megamillion, 16, 32, 39, 53, 57, and the megaball is 10. >> and no watches in place currently. just watch for the commute tomorrow. a line of thunderstorms that will develop ahead of a cold front from 7:00 am to early afternoon from west to east. and the potential for some high winds, decent downpours, the outside chance of seeing a tornado develop as well is all possible with this kind of event. >> a lot going on! >> there have been severe thunderstorms.

around pence scola, or -- or panama city, rather. >> and thank you for joining

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