insist they want to stay in tampa bay. this is waiting to explode. this is a ferguson in tampa. >> this protest tonight out of the fair and the demands being made by the grieving parents. good evening. thank you for joining us. that family crippled by grief saying the sheriffs office has not gone far enough to protect children at the fair. we are live at the fairgrounds with the changes. >> reporter: today is students a day for hillsborough county students. that means they get a free pass to the fair but the joseph family says despite a lot of changes they don't think kids are safe.

the fair there was a family filled with sorrow. it started with a ritual, students got involved with a fight that started on the fairgrounds ended wink 12 arrest. 14 year old 14-year old andrew joseph was one of them. >> they did not have anything in place. >> reporter: he was killed by a car after police threw him out of the fairgrounds. he was trying to cross the highway, tonight his father does not believe the fear is safe. >> this is a bomb waiting to explode. >> reporter: the sheriff told us they have made lots of changes to keep kids safe. more cameras, undercover police and requiring a parent to escort any child under 16.

we want people to be safe. >> reporter: for kids who do get in trouble police will take them to a detention area and call their parents. they also have this message for parents. >> keep those problem kids you know who will cause problems at home. >> reporter: these fight the changes the family does not think they have gone far enough. they want parental supervision at all times. >> all of these kids are out there by themselves. >> reporter: for this family there is still no peace. tonight the sheriffs office to say a lot of the changes that they have made last year were really effective and they say they expect the same thing this year. back to you.

outside the radar is rain free with temperatures in the upper 50s to the lower 60s. this morning we were in the upper 30s after rain. the weather of late has been changing dramatically and the wind is one of those changes today. we were talking about a windchill this morning. this evening it will be cold but more changes this weekend. we will talk about that coming up in a couple of minutes. keeping the tampa bay rays in tampa bay today the head of the team met with hillsborough county leaders talking about what they want in a new stadium.

>> reporter: good evening. they met right inside of those doors, both sides seemed cautiously optimistic. the rays of say they want to stay here in tampa bay, they want a next generation ballpark right here in hillsborough county. >> we are staying in this region, it is our home. >> reporter: words many fans want to hear as a team talks about potential stadium sites in hillsborough county. st. pete council gave them the green light back in january. >> we are looking at both sides of the bridges right now. we are looking at every opportunity that we have.

the table but there are known spots that could hold a new stadium. >> it is important that it works. it is not just the building. it is everything that goes on around the building. >> reporter: the county commissioner says unlike the way taxpayers fund at the raymond james stadium taxes will go up for a new tampa bay rays stadium but he will put in the work to keep them here. >> i admit i would like them to stay here. i believe the demographic suggests it provides a team the best chance to succeed. >> reporter: the tampa bay rays handed over requirements for a new stadium site talking about that next generation. we are going to keep you posted as these developments happen. these meetings are supposed to happen once a month. back to you. right now investigators revealing details about the shoot out in the florida panhandle.

accomplice as a human shield. gunfight overnight. police shot and killed blake fitzgerald and wounded brittany harper. the couple was on the run for a week. they are accused of armed robberies in several states. hospitalized after being shot in the leg. a tae kwon do instructor behind bars accused of molesting two of his students. police say there could be more victims. he admitted to touching at least two of his students. it happened between 2014-2015. the girls for 6 and 7 years old at the time. he reportedly touched both girls while they were undressed then told him to keep it a secret. people are finding out you

might be up to. this after the arrest of a man for trading child pornography. erickson waxler has more on the case. >> reporter: it is not what he wanted to find out about his neighbor. >> we have kids in the house. >> reporter: early this morning police came knocking after they say in the investigation found kyle howell had been receiving child pornography. they say some of the pictures involved young girls in sexual acts. >> in a way i had a suspicion he was a little weird but not child pornography. >> reporter: police say they have a detective assigned to these part of cases. >> people will be found out.

avenues working against them. this is not acceptable in our society. >> you just have to be careful because they are everywhere. we did not realize he was right next door. >> reporter: as for his reaction when he was arrested, detectives say he acted like he kind of expected it. tonight the president using a jobs report to tout america's economic recovery. >> the unemployment rate has now fallen, even as more americans join the job market last month. so this is the first time the unemployment rate has dipped below 5% in almost 8 years. americans are working. >> the president credited the resilience of hard-working americans for the economic

one person is dead it might we others hurt after this massive crane collapsed in new york city. the crane landed on parked vehicles this morning. the person killed was sitting in one of those cars. the mayor says the crane fell as it was being lowered and secured from the wind. he says there could have been even more victims but crews kept people away from the area. >> it is a very, very sad incident. we have lost a life. but if you see what happened here, thank god it was not worse. >> no workers were hurt in the collapse. right now authorities are investigating the crane operator to figure out if there are any criminal factors.

after being hit by a car. he was rescued from a road near the mall. the bobcat now faces a long recovery. even though he had serious injuries doctors say it is a good thing he was not hurt worse. >> he is pretty lucky. he could have had a fractured pelvis. different fractured bones which would decrease his ability to be released. >> veterinarian say they are hopeful he will make a full recovery. this morning was a sea of red for national where red day. dozens of people joining the american heart association to bring awareness to heart disease in women. heart disease and stroke cause

80% of cardiac events can be prevented through education. all of this time, now i will finally here again. >> a reunion a 2 years in the making. coming up, a woman adopted when she was just a baby finally meets her birth mother and a sister she did not know she had. everything is gone. >> this landlord said if it wasn't nailed down it is gone. we will talk to the former tenant and she will tell us what she did with everything

a landlord find a furnished apartment she rented out now completely empty. tonight she is trying to figure out where her furniture wind. we spent time today tracking that tenant down. >> reporter: home sweet home as they say is not here. this apartment is not clean and where is the furniture? here is what this apartment looked like when she first

there was a table, a recliner, dishes and a washer and dryer. even paintings on the wall. you can see the apartment is now empty. the apartment is in bad shape also. >> i have never seen anything this filthy. >> reporter: the apartment needs a complete remodel. >> the counters are now so badly stained that it has all got to be taken out. >> reporter: her tenant group released six months early >> reporter: moved to an apartment two stores above. she called the police but they did not find any of the missing furnishings in her new place. we went knocking but she did not open the door.

donated all of the missing furnishings to a charity. she said that the landlord gave her permission. >> it is a lie, it is a theft. >> reporter: she said she feels her landlord is retaliating against her but would not say for what. smith still has her security deposit but that will not cover the repairs or furnishings. back to you. a springhill woman ripped from her mothers arms when she was a few months old finally gets a reunion. this is an incredible story. betty morrell has been searching for her birth mother for 50 years. her mother, lena pierce, now in 96 years old was just 14 when she gave birth to her first daughter. the state took her away saying lena pierce was not old enough to have a child. but she never forgot that little girl.

where she was. >> i was talking to her on the phone. my life is complete now. >> the two will reunite in pennsylvania where lena pierce now lives in an assisted living facility. she also has another daughter. one of the best stories of the day. they finally tracked her down but it took a lot of years. >> it is amazing. what also is amazing is the difference in temperature from yesterday. >> i think thati think that is why everyone is getting sick. everyone is getting sick. the temperatures are changing but at least the sun did return. this morning is when we had

was in the 30s. at least we are dry, we will stay dry through the 1st half of tomorrow. i still think there may be a couple of showers late tomorrow into sunday but not a big deal. temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 60s. temperatures almost 20 degrees colder right now than they were yesterday. right now the wind is still the issue with winds gusting up to 20 miles per hour >> reporter: while the wind will come down tomorrow, tomorrow will be the better of the two days on the water. a big storm develops to the east bringing us wind, but not being a a storms.

60s. tomorrow morning we will begin to see clouds coming back. in terms of rain probably not a big deal. so far today only 650 and that is 7 degrees below normal. there is the satellite picture. clouds first thing this morning. it was a chilly start with windy conditions and clear skies. usually in florida because we are surrounded by water when the wind changes it does not take much to cause that atmosphere to loosen up again. you throw in the low pressure to the east with a chance of a few showers. this evening you have nothing to

but you will want to wear a jacket. but look how quickly the clouds return. in the morning we are mostly cloudy and maybe an isolated shower. the low pressure will come to the east and move away. when it does that is when the wind will start to pick up. fortunately for the weekend plan most of the action will be to the east and by sunday we clear out with maybe a few clouds in the morning but a nice day for the super bowl with temperatures still very chilly, highs only in the 60s. as far as rainfall, we won't get much out of it but some folks may be a little bit tomorrow night and into sunday

we don't have any big storms to talk about after late tomorrow. highs only in the 60s tomorrow. a lot of folks low to mid 60s. sunday will be windy and cold. next week, look at the highs, 50s. tuesday and wednesday chilly. a heated debatea heated debate tonight over the safety of children in classrooms. in it tempted murder caught on camera. the jealous fit that led to two darrell brushes with death,

-- in attempted murder caught

the jealous fit that led to two near brushes with death, just seconds apart.

should teachers be armed? if a connecticut proposal goes threw it will be a reality for a school there. officials are looking into a program, the program gives teachers 26 hours of 26 hours of violence response training. if approved it would allow teachers to carry guns in the towns only school. >> i personally think it should be on the professional end, security or police. i don't think they should put weapons in the hands of teachers. >> the board of education will vote on the issue next month. next at 5:30, behind the scene at tampa bay airport. new details about the eight- year-old who tried to hold up a florida gagas station.

a rear behind the scenes look at the men, women and dogs protecting you when you travel. today carson chambers shows us how agents are tracking down all of those weapons. >> reporter: she is trained to smell trouble. on passengers and their luggage, she is named after a 911 victim. her job is to stop a tragedy.