a family pet mauled to death at a doggie day care. investigation shows the business was operating illegally. >> the zika outbreak now spreading. the country affected and how florida is preparing to identify anyone with the virus. good morning, thank you for joining us on this wednesday. i'm deiah riley. >> i'm dan shaffer. donald trump and bernie sanders are celebrating big wins this morning after yesterday's new hampshire primary. >> the billionaire trump had nearly as many votes as the three closest candidates combined. finished fourth. new hampshire voters put ohio governor kasich second. >> there's magic in the air with this campaign because we campaign. we see it as an opportunity for all of us, and i mean all of us, to be involved in something lives.

to re-shine america, to restore the spirit of america and to leave no one behind. >> new hampshire, i want to thank you, we love you. we're going to be back a lot. we're not going to forget you. you started it, remember. you started it. >> our disappointment tonight is not on you. it's on me. it's on me. [jeering] >> i did not do well saturday night so listen to this, that will never happen again! >> despite his poor showing rubio still has the third most gop delegates. trump leads with 17 delegates from iowa and new hampshire. followed by ted cruz with 10, 1,237 are needed to win the republican nomination for president. on the democratic side new hampshire voters overwhelmingly went for vermont senator bernie sanders over hillary clinton. sanders believes his victory is the star of something great -- start of something great. >> what happened here in new

enthusiastic and aroused electorate, people who came out in large numbers, that is what will happen all over this [ cheering and applause ] >> now we take this campaign to the entire country. we're going to fight for every vote and every state! [ cheering and applause ] we're going to fight for real solutions that make a real difference in peoples' lives. >> despite the win sanders still trails clinton for delegates by a wide margin, 394- 42. that is because the democrats have hundreds of superdelegates who are already pledged their support for former secretary of state clinton. ivan cabrera with our most accurate forecast. not quite as windy today. >> that is going to make a big difference. temperatures in the 30s this morning, we don't need the wind or that would make it brutally cold. temperatures now 52 tampa. 45 lake wales. 55 sarasota as well. the temperatures not going to

but the difference again will be despite the chilly start, by the way 48 for the dropoff. by this afternoon, we'll have clouds in the morning but then give way to plenty of sunshine. that still won't help us much because temperatures will remain below normal, we'll be in the mid-50s but winds unlike yesterday, 40 mile-per-hour wind gusts yesterday. today still breezy at 20 miles an hour but doing better. we do have a big warm-up. there may be 70s in our extended forecast. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. looking at the roads, i- 275, looking pretty good there, north of the rest area, pasco county. we'll check the roads again in 15 minutes. excuse me, that is near the breath. new video from the florida panhandle showing a popular destin restaurant going up in flames. the owner plans to reopen the lower floor as soon as inspectors say it's safe. 10 people are confirmed

we told you about as breaking news yesterday morning. one person is still missing and sadly police say they have little hope of finding that person alive in the wreckage. officers report 88 people were injured in the crash, nine seriously. authorities say it appears the two-passenger trains collided head on without braking. right now they are trying to determine why a safety system designed to automatically stop trains to prevent crashes likes this didn't work. both trains' black boxes are recovered and are now being analyzed. a family's beloved dog attacked and killed at a boarding facility. we found out the owner of the operating illegally. >> according to code enforcement officials. michael paluska spoke to the business owner that claims she can't be shut down. >> reporter: kayla, a 4-year- old terrier's owner says it's too late to save her but hope telling their story could save other dogs from a similar horrific fate.

her abdomen which ripped out her intense tins. >> reporter: jim dwyer says the owner of peter pan's sitting and boarding assured them their small dog wouldn't be mixed with larger dogs. >> that is not true. i've always mixed small and large. >> reporter: pamela morgan, the owner, says kayla and a dodo argentino similar to this one spent the past four days together, no problems. on january 30th she says that changed when the dog unprovoked killed kayla. >> animals are unpredictable. >> what are you going to say? >> it was tragic. i mean, tragic. >> we're missing a dog. it died. and it has to be either neglect or just incompetence. >> reporter: dwyer says morgan needs to be shut down. there are other -- their other dog gracie was also there. he's grateful she was not harmed during the attack. >> it's been hugely difficult

they had both been killed, it would have been beyond words. >> reporter: code enforcement will shut -- michael paluska, abc action news. 4:36. the zika virus continues to spread around the world. china reported its first case of zika in a man who recently traveled to venezuela. chinese health officials believe the virus is unlikely to spread now in china due to cold temperatures and lack of mosquitos. here in florida the state is receiving nearly 1,000 extra kits from the cdc to test for the zika virus. governor scot says all 16 of florida's zika cases are travel- related. scott is also asking the cdc for more training to help florida hospitals identify zika symptoms. the spread of zika causing concern among olympic athletes including hope solo. she tells swill if she had to

if she had to make a choice she would not go to the olympics in rio. this morning the u.s. department of justice is not happy with the city of ferguson, missouri, that city at the center of riots following the police shooting of an unarmed man black man 18 months ago. last night the city council voted to except justice department recommendations to reform its police and court systems but with conditions including limiting the cost to ferguson. justice officials call those conditions unacceptable and says it will take legal action to make sure the city complies with the constitution. hundreds of parents upset their children may be forced to change schools due to overcrowding are now taking action. >> hillsborough county is proposing rezoning which neighborhoods go to which school. >> as abc action news reporter marisela burgos explains, parents met with district officials last night to make their own rezoning proposals.

marched to school to keep their kids there. >> i think we should come to a compromise. >> reporter: the parents have two different plans they think work better than the proposals school district officials are offering. the proposal is to transfer students to three other schools because stauers is crowded. >> we'll move certain neighborhoods to schools that make sense gigi graphically -- geographically. it's not an easy issue but we look forward to making the best decision for our kids. >> reporter: parents want that to and there are mixed pnsz about how to make this work. >> i love the school but i know it's overcrowded. >> if we win or lose my children won't attend there regardless. i'm fighting for a cause. >> reporter: marisela burgos, abc action news. >> officials plan to present the rezoning proposal for the school board next month.

go in effect until the fired? it could happen friday. the board met for the first time since the investigation into superintendent leroy's behavior became public. board members describing the drama as an embarrassment. >> it's my opinion that mrs. leroy's leadership style is not appropriate for the polk county public school system and at this time i have lost confidence in her ability to continue leading. >> three board members telling us they have lost confidence in their leader, the superintendent avoided our questions but told the board she's sorry and wants to move forward. not as breezy today. temperatures this morning in the low to mid-50s. by this afternoon guess what?

upper 50s by 4:00, talk about temperatures cooling back off, 49 and much chillier into tonight before we warm up. i'll let you know how warm temperature will get the next few days, 7-day forecast straight ahead. target america. coming up at 5:00 -- the terror attack u.s. leaders are expecting to happen in the u.s. this year. >> not a good road trip for the lightning in canada. what happened in montreal last night?

4:43. yesterday morning we showed you the damage on the royal caribbean cruise ship hit by hurricane-force winds. now the ship's captain is telling his side of the story. the anthem of the seas ship master claims the weather forecast he received wasn't "anything near what we experienced." that is despite the national weather service issuing an alert on friday. passengers captured video of furniture toppling over and massive waves from their state room windows. >> it developed so quickly. that is the special thing you know. the it became so intensified. in 24 hours it moved from being this to what you see here. >> the cruise ship is expected to return to its new jersey port by tonight. right now four sailors competing in this week's olympic qualifiers off

from a frightening water rescue. impalegale force winds and high winds dumped sailors into the gulf. the coast guard was already there so rescue came quickly. all four checked at the medical tent and reload. i don't know, you have to wonder with the weather warnings up yesterday why would they try going out on the water? >> i guess they have to practice. they are professionals as long as they are not putting anyone in danger but i guess if they put them selves in danger, the coast guard still has to go out there. for us less windy today. not as much of an issue as yesterday. temperatures now 40s across polk county. if you're in crystal river 36 degrees. look at the difference, st. pete 56. a good 20-degree difference as

in the summer we're all in the low 70s. that's what florida can do in february. we can also get pretty good rains. now nothing, low clouds, you'll see a little sunshine but not much early on. then we'll get back into full sun by later today. no rain today. i think we're in pretty good shape. in fact the wind will begin to subside. the only thing we have to work on, the temperatures, still cold later today. only in the 50s. then really chilly as we head tu tonight as we clear things out and begin to talk about temperatures that are going to fall back into the 30s and low 40s. 62 thursday. friday around 70 degrees. look at the forecast into the weekend, milder certainly saturday but then another cooldown on the way beginning sunday. let's look at the morning commute. this is i-275 at ashley drive. no problems out there. of course janelle is checking traffic cameras. she'll tell you what the other bay area roads look like in a minute.

kissimmee are checking every single gas pump after skimming devices were found at local gas stations. officials say they found pumps had been tampered with. investigators say look for pumps with blue stickers, that means the pump can be only opened with a pass code. other pumps can be opened with a generic key which crooks can easily buy on-line. -- >> there's a yellow taxi that floats. cameron polom shows you when this new water taxi will set sail. >> reporter: troy manthi has put travelers in the bay's waterways for years. >> come aboard. >> reporter: his passion? >> 20 to 40 passenger water taxi. >> reporter: with harbor and davis ciled on one side and downtown tampa on the other. >> a pirate will greet you. >> reporter: he says it's the

and take in the sights. the service runs 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. sunday through thursday, until midnight friday and saturday. >> i think it's a great idea because it's fun to go back and forth on the water. >> i do it because i think it's neat but i mean, when you have kids, if you can take them on a boat even five minutes it's cool. >> reporter: questions raised on whether there's enough business but troy says the channelside project and the man behind it signals full sail ahead. >> when you see someone else personally invest in it you want to personally invest. you say well he's willing to risk what he's got, we're willing too. >> reporter: with passes starting at $15, $8 for children this yellow boat could be just the ticket to the future. in tampa, cameron polom, abc action news. 4:48. the tampa bay rays annual fan fest is still two and-a-half weeks away but you want to go on-line this morning if you

auto graph passes for the event. they go on sale 10:00 at raysbaseball.com. now here's tom korun with sports. >> reporter: good morning. i'll tell what you, the lightning couldn't get out of canada fast enough last night. they were blown out on back-to- back nights. it was desperate cannedience team that -- canadiens team that wanted to go back into the playoff race so they got it, 1- 0 after 1, bolts tie up 40s seconds into the second. the canadiens come back to score twice. poking the puck past bishop, takes a 2-1 lead to montreal. with 8 seconds left in the period the bolts give up another one, off the vote of pelley, unbelievable.

drags the puck to get the angle on bishop and bolts lose 4-2 the final. boston also lost though so the bolts still stay in the top 3 in their division. a lot of people playing hooky yesterday in denver, colorado. tens of thousands showing up for the broncos victory parade. every single one of them wanted to hear what quarterback peyton manning had to say about his future. but as expected he said nothing. about his future. it's just about that time to go to spring training, less than two weeks away. in fact pitchers and catchers hit the field a week from sunday the full squad gets together on friday the 26th. not far from tropicana field the city of st. pete is getting the road course ready for next month's grand prix. the grand prix of st. pete weekend from march 11th through

juan pablo montoya, defending champion. loving starbucks. new drinks for valentine's day. >> the man who threw an alligator into a wendy's is telling his side of the story.

we're talking about less windy conditions. still breezy but improving. we're in the 50s now. look at the current wind gusts, from 15 to 20. we'll watch that as we head through later today. the small craft advisory will continue certainly in effect through the remainder of today so if you do boating keep it in mind. the planner goes this way -- temperatures in the upper 50s, we'll have some clouds to start but then sunshine develops throughout the day and then we're getting ready for a very chilly night tonight. minus the wind but it's going to be cold tomorrow morning. i'll let you know how low we go and when we can final warm up across the tampa bay area. a florida man is now apologizing for tossing an alligator through a wendy's drivethrough in waxahachie. a judge released him but ordered him to stay away from that fast food restaurant and

>> i'm sorry for what i did. just -- being stupid, not thinking, and obviously i found out what the consequences were, i got to pay for them. >> james says he's never going to do anything like this again and says his prankster days are over. he still faces assault with a deadly weapon charge though. an elderly southern california man lucky to be alive after getting trapped somehow in his outdoor vending stand for for days with no food or water. police pulled the 84-year-old out of the wooden structure monday. he somehow locked himself inside while selling newspapers. trapped until someone heard him and called police. this was during the southern california heat wave. officers say the temperatures in the stand were over 100 degrees. fire warning, two teens barely escape their burning home. the toy firefighters say nearly cost them their lives. >> a dirty dining investigation. the disgusting bugs found in a

thank you, new hampshire! [ cheering and applause ] >> we are going to make america great again!