frontage road and then back to bryan dairy, and 118th. this is where the two road names really combine. right now westbound shut down to all traffic, as this investigation continues. and janelle, as we head into the rush hour, it's 6:00 now but as we head further into the rush hour, they are expecting this to be closed for some time. it's going to be a traffic mess. what are the best workarounds you see from the studio. they are predicting several hours for this closure. if you're heading westbound on 118th which becomes bryan dairy you're going to want to take 49th street north, they will ulmerton to 66th our even dairy. you want to leave extra time to make that detour. i'll keep an eye on it and that clears. elsewhere in pretty good shape. this is what it looks like at the tampa side of the howard frankland, up to speed in both

a quick check of drive times here. it was a little chilly this weekend but this morning felt comfortable. not bad. by the way that was an oscar- caliber performance with the traffic report. >> yes. >> good morning. it's leap day by the way. a few more clouds but i think we're in pretty good shape as titan doppler radar is showing not much in the way of rainfall. i think it's going to remain that way. we do have a few more clouds steaming from the gulf, filtered sunshine at times but we're good as far as dry weather. no umbrellas today. a jacket if you're stepping out early enough with pockets in the low 50s. but by the afternoon i think we're in pretty good shape. 72 lunch outside today with mid- 70s for highs. this morning testing season is underway for school kids in florida. the state is looking to avoid a repeat of last year's glitches

as thousands of students take the controversial florida standards assessment test. you remember last year problems with the computer-based test kicked many students offline but an independent review backed the exam. coming up in the next half-hour we'll tell you the steps that school districts are taking this year. we're getting word overnight, the death toll from back-to-back isis bombings has gone up to 73. this is video of the aftermath from sunday's attacks. one last ripped through a crowded market in iraq, a second suicide bomber blew himself up in the middle of the mayhem. at least five people are still unaccounted for, more than 100 others are hurt. isis claimed responsibility. turning to democracy 2016 -- republican frontrunner donald trump is heading to super tuesday looking for a sweep. >> even john kasich is predicting that trump will win all 13 states. on the single biggest voting day of the primary season. but trump is dodging questions

david duke, former kkk leader. during an interview with cnn trump was pressed on whether he would distance himself from the kkk. >> i don't know anything about david duke. i don't know anything about what you're even talking about with white supremacy or white sprems sifts. i don't know. i don't know, if -- did he endorse me or what is going on? >> turns out trump has heard of duke referring to him by name in a statement in 2000 when he flirted with the idea of a third-party run. at the time he called duke a klansman and not company i wish to keep. his opponents wasted no time taking advantage of this slip. ted cruz tweeting "we should all agree racism is wrong and the kkk is abhorrent." marco rubio also blasting trump on a marathon day on the campaign day. he focused his efforts on virginia this weekend where he points.

as a alternative to the billionaire businessman. rubio wasted no time. >> i don't get offended easily but this is not just against me. they are trying to take over the conservative movement. there is no place in the conservative movement for david duke, the ku klux klan or any hatred or bigotry in america. [ cheering and applause ] >> ted cruz spent the weekend touring oklahoma which also votes on super tuesday. cruz does have an advantage texas. democrat hillary clinton is also heading to virginia today. she will spend super tuesday in florida watching results from miami. she's leading bernie sanders in three key southern states, georgia, tennessee and texas. as he prepares for a whirlwind day with stops in minnesota and massachusetts today. even though florida doesn't go to the polls until two weeks from tomorrow early voting begins today in hillsborough, polk and desoto counties.

edie, pull up this -- easy, pull up this article on the abc action news app to find your nearest voting site. today we're expecting a florida woman accused of killing a pizza driver after his first night of work to aappear in court. authorities say cynthia st. sire wasn't even supposed to be on the road. she slammed into the pizza delivery driver's car while trying to escape from a deputy trying to pull her over. he had just finished his first night of cliferg pizza for domino's when he died. a woman and her 14-year-old cousin are waking up behind bars after a baby's kidnapping sparks an urgent statewide search. family members say stephanie augustine and her 14-year-old cousin abducted a relative's 2- month-old during a home unvacation in fort lauderdale, that triggered an amber alert. invasion. the baby later found alone but

6 : o5. we have new photos from the polk county sheriff's office. their facebook page. deputies say you could stand to earn a cash reward from crime stoppers if you can help track down the man what robbed a store over the weekend at gunpoint. they say he took money from a quick mart in lakeland. even though he covered his face the clerk said the robber had brown or blonde hair. chris rock didn't shy away from the oscars' diversity scandal. he used that to talk about his opening monologue. >> for the second straight year no black actors received oscar nominations. rock called it the white peoples choice awards, noting how the movement is racist in a conversation with president obama at a recent fundraiser in hollywood. >> mr. president. you see writers and brewersers and actors. they don't hire black people.

people on earth! [ laughter ] -- they are liberals! >> rock harped on the racial issue throughout the awards show using laughs to make his points. one awkward moment, when stacey dash was introduced as director of the oscars minority outreach program, a joke that fell flat. dozens of demonstrators were there. the reverend al sharpton says this will be the last night of an all white oscars. >> it's the continued marginalization of people in hollywood -- and hollywood is one of the last ones that needs to catch up. they claim to be liberal in hollywood. you couldn't tell from their selection the last two years. >> sharpton threatened larger protests against hollywood and the academy awards if the ceremony doesn't improve diversity among its top nominees last year. still ahead -- we're

>> you have to dig a little deeper. the days you should consider going to the park to save serious dough. >> the upgrades kids enjoy at two local parks and who will

6:10. be prepared to spend more money if you want to head to walt

days of the year. they are making changes. you will pay $5 on offpeak days, specifically monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. for most weekends and summer weeks the price rises to $110 and then on peak days you'll have to fork over $124. peak days include most of december, spring break and weekends in the month of july. meanwhile, two popular parks in westchase where you might take your kids, those parks are going to shut down soon. it's all for a major transformation meant to make them more fun for you and your family. a new splash pad and enclosed tooler playground is going to be built in westpark village. meanwhile bay bridge and glen cliff parks will get new equipment. fees collected from westchase families are going to pay for the upgrades. signs will be posted at the park entrances with information on when they will be closed. the park renovation should be

we're checking with ivan to find out if it's a good day to take kids to the park today. >> i think we're going to be in pretty good shape today but there are a few more clouds streaming in from the gulf and showers developing. i'll let you know if those are going to bother us and when the next cold front arrives in my next forecast. 6:12. you're looking now at live pictures of breaking news we're following this morning. a deadly crash shutting down bryan dairy road at u.s. 19. janelle has the alternates. >> plus oscar after-parties just now wrapping up. here's a look at the governor's ball where more than 1,500 hollywood a-listers are celebrating this year's biggest awards show. still ahead, winners and also

good morning. breaking news -- a fatal crash in pinellas park has westbound bryan dairy closed right now, a car ran into one of the support pillars at u.s. 19, this happened right under the overpass and burst into flames. at least one person in that car was killed. crews are on scene making sure no one he is was in the car -- else was in the car. they are trying to make sure u.s. 19 is in good shape after the car hit the support beam but for now u.s. 19 is open. again, it's on the map, westbound bryan dairy closed now so 118th avenue where it switches names to bryan dairy closed.

49th street north to ulmerton. take that and then either 66 or belcher to get back to bryan dairy. definitely leave extra time. expect this to be closed the next several hours. a crash just in southbound i-75 in the san antonio area just after you pass state road 52, we're seeing some backup here, just a little one when you get to state road 52 so expect some delays there. not a total roadblock but some lane blocks in the southbound lanes, i'll keep an eye on it and let you know as the morning commute pushes on if you need to detour. ivan, how's the weather today? a little warmer. >> yes, i think we're going to continue with warm temperatures today. a little better than over the weekend. right now upper 50s to around 60. calm under. clear skies. the temperatures by the afternoon will be the -- about 70 to 75. it's going to feel great. inverness now, probably jumped

it's a time of year it can happen. we're going to do it today. titan doppler radar quiet, scanning the tampa bay area. finding a couple of showers off- shore. i think these will disintegrate by the time they move in. in fact what we have is a lot of clouds. very strong winds, not here at the surface surbut up above and it will enhance cloud cover today. not as blue as we had it over the weekend but i don't think we're talking rain either. so kind of a mix of sun and clouds, what we'll call it. tuesday, already seeing the next front coming in across the southeastern u.s. unlike the last several systems it is not a severe weather event for our friends in the panhandle or for us, by the time it gets to wednesday. just kind of falling apart. a few clouds, i think a couple of showers at best that would be about it. dry air though behind it will come on in. so that will feel mighty nice. temperatures are not going to be that cold behind the front but it will be drier so there will be a change of air mass and notice that especially on

right now temperatures in the mid-70s later on today. sea breeze keeping you cool along the beaches in the upper 60s to low 70s. overnight lows tonight close to dew points. that means fog, we'll watch that tomorrow morning. boating conditions look great as the sea breeze kicks in, five knots. that would be it. we're talking water temperatures still in the lower 60s. a little chilly. three-day forecast, there's the front, benign front wednesday. another one actually headed our way for friday. also not expecting much with that. that will set us up for a great weekend coming up. saturday, sunday with highs in the mid-70s. plenty of sunshine. 6:18. we're looking at some of the favorites and maybe not so favorites from oscars last night. this is one of your favorites. >> i love charlize theron in this red christian dior gown. it's beautiful. from the hair to the necklace, everything. >> some called this a plunging neckline. i think it goes beyond that. >> it is beyond plunging.

love that look. except for the tattoo. i could do without that. night. cate blanchett in armani. >> i'm on the fence >> you don't like it? >> a little too much going on with the flowers. >> i thought it was gorgeous. another favorite, julianne moore in a simple black chanel gown. this flopped. >> my wife's reaction, ew, i don't like it. >> it's heidi klum. a purple ombre marquesa gown. i think kerry washington always looks great but i think she pulled this off better at

our own sarina fazan is wearing the dress you chose for her to wear. it was donated by the south tampa dress store lending luxury won by a landslide. for all of us here the real winner is the charity that is getting this gown this year. 6:20 now. still ahead -- a nervewracking day for thousands of students preparing to sit for one of the most important tests of the year. the safe guards in place to prevent last year's problems from coming back. >> new charges a man accused of pretending to be a teen is facing years after beginning his elaborate lie. >> first apple is changing the date for its next big product launch. >> reporter: in today's "tech bytes" -- a change to apple's next big event >> reports indicate the company will unveil new products on march 21st, a week later than originally expected. >> a new mini i-phone, i-pad

watch will be unveiled. a new smartphone, you can get samsung's phone in real gold now. >> the s7 and s7 edge. the price tag though about $2,400. and twitter history made at last night's oscars. leonardo di caprio's win for best actor generated more than 440,000 tweets a minute. >> that beats the previous recordholder, with 225,000 tweets a minute.

we have new information about this grown man you see here. he was busted for posing as a pennsylvania high school student for years. since we first told you about arturo samarin's jaw dropping stunt we learned he's in even deeper trouble for allegedly having sex request -- with a teenaged girl. it happened when he was 22 years old, the alleged relationship with the 15-year- old girl. authorities saying he used a fake name and pretended to be enrolled in high school. at the same time he was living in the u.s. under an expired visa. dramatic video of rescuers airlifting a california man to safety after falling off the edge of a cliff. believe it or not this man was

controlled toy plane when he lost his footing and fell 20 feet off this san diego cliff site. broke his leg but expected to be ok. the second ever python challenge is in the record books and means cold hard cash for the man that got the biggest burmese python. >> the longest one was 15 feet, 125 pounds. the hunter who killed it went home with a $3,000 reward. i guess that was him. his team also caught the most burmese pythons so they bagged the $5,000 grand prize. a few more clouds today. otherwise sunshine and we are going to be seeing temperatures climbing up into the 70s. we have a cold front on the way. i'll let you know how it impants l pacts your weather week. coming up in the next forecast. a kkk rally takes a violent

reason none of these klansmen are going to be kept behind bars. >> ways to make a search easier. >> actually, i do not look like him. he happens to look rather like me. >> one of the highlights of the oscars, "star wars" droids crashing the dolby theater stage trying to find their seats. coming up, the cause that is beginning to trend on-line immediately after one of the biggest wins of the night. >> good morning. following breaking news, a fatal crash in pinellas park has westbound bryan dairy completely blocked. we'll have more on this and how

breaking traffic alert. a car crash living bryan dairy road shut down at pinellas park. there's a close-up of the mangled wreckage near u.s. 19. authorities believe the driver of that car was speeding and ran into one of the support pillars under the overpass causing that car to catch fire. janelle has more. crews are out there inspecting the support beams at u.s. 19 to make sure it's safe but for now u.s. 19 is open. westbound bryan dairy completely blocked. this is where 118th avenue north turns into bryan dairy. so you're going to want to take 49th street north up to ulmerton and take that over. look at 49th, that is getting very backed up. you might want to consider 46th or even 40th street because again that alternate is pretty backed up now. we'll keep our eye on it and let you know as soon as it clears. we have another crash in the san antonio area. southbound i-75 just past 52.

on southbound 75. action air 1, captain al is flying to the scene now. what are you seeing? >> reporter: we're not quite there yet. we're headed up i-75 just crosses over the apex. state road 56 and the headlights you see are southbound 75. a lot of that volume gets on at 54 which you see in the middle of the shot. so we're not quite up to 52 yet but the good news, you're seeing some of the southbound traffic making it this way. as you said there are probably delays associated with this. you heard -- we'll follow this throughout the morning, here's ivan with the forecast. starting with temperatures in the 40s and 50s by later today. we're going to warm up nicely. there's your hour by hour, temperatures in the low 60s early this morning. mid-70s. but a few more clouds. we'll talk about the next front on the way through the middle part of the week. some showers but not bad, certainly not severe weather.

students and teachers are hoping for a smoother rollout of the fsa test after the problems last year including a cyberattack. >> abc action news reporter rodney dunigan live at hillsborough high school now. some parents are refusing to all. >> reporter: that's right. there were so many issues last year that a number of districts were forced to suspend testing. now the department of education has undergone a number of changes to prevent any of the problems this year but there's no guarantee that when students log on to take the test beginning today that they will not run into any issues. the state said the students were required to go on-line to take practice tests ahead of time, reviews of the system also put in place to try to avoid some of the issues from last year. last year the tests were plagued with technical problems, the system was overloaded and some students had trouble taking their exams. the state says the florida standards assessment or fsa

defenses against the cyber attacks. many parents are concerned about possible issues and some simply are not even sure this testing method is even effective, an effective way of measuring student achievement. however, student administrators say the tests are needed and as far as technical problems they are not expecting any issues this year. >> because things will be put in place we believe we'll be in a better position this year than we were in last year's administration. >> we're losing valuable hours, hundreds of hours in classroom instruction because of this focus on passing this test. >> reporter: you see this web site here. this has been key this year. the state department of education required school districts to make sure they load this testing device on their programs at school and run them through a few times with the students to make sure there are no problems. we'll continue to monitor this throughout the day and week.

problems we'll let you know. high school. rodney dunigan, abc action news. meanwhile we just learned your children's experience in the classroom will benefit from a just reached deal in tallahassee. lawmakers agreed to boost state funding by more than $450 million. that means the amount of money spent per student goes up to the highest it's ever been, about $7,200 each for each we're learning a virginia police officer killed on her first day on the job spent time in florida going to school. this is new video of a procession of police cruisers rolling through virginia in memory of ashley guindon. the rookie police officer responded to a domestic disturbance saturday night along with her field training officer. officers say a man in that house wound up shooting ashley guindon to death. she was 28 years old. our abc station in orlando reports she graduated from

university in daytona beach. her former professors learned what happened on a news web site. >> saw her picture and name and immediately recognized ashley as one of my students, and i -- it took the wind out of me. >> two other officers were hurt in the shooting but are expected to recover. the shooter, ronald hamilton, is an army staff sergeant who worked at the pentagon and also accused of killing his wife before opening fire on police. new fallout to tell but, about a middle school resource officer who used a taser on a teen during a fight. that 14-year-old's mother is demanding the entire orange county school district stop using tasers on students. she claims her son was defending himself last week and tased after the scuffle ended. officials at wolf lake middle school in apopka claimed the officer couldn't pull the students apart and used the taser when he saw things were escalating.

of the world," to quote from titanic." he's a well known environmentalist and used his acceptance speech to convince viewers of the threat of climbed change. >> we need to support leaders around the world that do not speak for the big polluters, big corporations but who speak for all of humanity, for the indigenous people of the world, of underprivileged people who will be most affected by this. for our children's children and for those people out there whose voices have been drowned out by the politics of greed. >> leonardo di caprio noted filming for "the revenant" had to move almost to the south pole to find snow. we wondered just how much impact leo's speech had. so checking google trends on our social media monitor take a look, you can see this huge spike for global warming, just after the speech meaning many

commenting about that term. good morning. we have more breaking news, overturned semi, from action air 1 there, this is i-75 southbound in the san antonio area. just past state road 52. we do have reports that someone was trapped inside that semi, crews working now to get the person out. this is a very serious crash as you can see, and it's affecting traffic, one outside lane blocked. captain al will have more in a live report in a few minutes. a little cool to start in some areas. you may need a light jacket for the bus stop but i think we're doing fine by the afternoon. dry day today, a few more clouds over the weekend but staying in the mid-70s. extended forecast coming up in a few minutes. i made the worst mistake of my life. >> an american student unable to return home for months. the crime he committed that has kept him in north korean

6:40. monday morning. happening today -- the civil trial resumes for "dancing with the stars" host erin andrews. both andrews and her mother could testify as soon as today. andrews is suing the nashville marriott and her convicted stalker michael barrett for posting secretly recorded nude videos of her on-line. she says somebody at the hotel

she was staying in. barrett has since been sentenced to two and-a-half years in prison. today a judge is expected to consider whether to toss out a defamation lawsuit that model janice dickinson filed against bill cosby. the comedian's attorneys want the case dismissed because they say dickinson has given different accounts about her interaction was cosby. she filed the lawsuit last may after cosby denied her claims he drugged and raped her in lake tahoe in 1982. still ahead -- lots of parents may be able to relate to this oscars moment. chris rock seizing the opportunity to help his daughters sell their girl scout cookies. he raised $65,000 for them. coming up, we're getting you out the door with the top moments from last night plus a traffic alert from janelle. right now all of southbound i-75 near state road 52 in pasco is closed right now. you can see bayflight just landed, just removed the driver from a flipped semi. that semi is on its side. they just removed the driver,

hospital with the helicopter you see there. while that helicopter is on the ground all of southbound 75 is closed. you might want to try u.s. 41 instead. there it is there, you can see the semi flipped on its side. we'll have more on this coming

action air 1, a crash of a flipped seemi. you can see it to the side. in the san antonio area. southbound i-75 just past state road 52. captain al, what can you tell us? looks like bayflight just landed. >> reporter: good morning. you can see the semi tractor- trailer there, just a little to the left of this shot is bayflight. they are in the southbound lanes as you mentioned moments ago. therefore southbound 75 completely blocked as they get this patient in the process of transferring him from the -- to the helicopter and then depart. so we're continuing to follow this but the backup now is easily about three miles in the southbound side so we're just about a half-mile south of 52, keep it in mind, there's definitely a huge delay up here. back to you. >> if you're heading that way take u.s. 301 or 41 to make your way around that. also following other breaking news, a fatal crash in pinellas park has westbound bryan dairy completely blocked now, so your alternate 49th street or even 46th street to ulmerton road

is a fiery crash, one person killed at the underpass with u.s. 19, so you definitely want to leave extra time to work your way around that. it's going to be there for some time. on the interstates, however, we're starting to slow down in the typical places, the veterans, 44, the average speed heading southbound and 34 average speed on i-75 from fletcher to i-4. as far as the weather goes, what are we seeing today? not bad, a few more clouds than over the weekend, otherwise pretty decent shape as you can see on the tower cam. no rain today, i don't think we're going to have that but just not as blue as it was as far as the sky cover through the weekend. temperatures now, zephyrhills 50. 60 tampa. 61 st. pete. if you're watching us from polk county, a little cooler, temperatures in the low to mid- 50s as all of us will begin to, with a up later on today. in fact i think temperatures back to where we should be for this time of year. not as chilly through the

hour by hour forecast goes this way, low 60s through 9:00 a.m. upper 60s to lower 70s by later today. you're going to like the forecast for tuesday as well in fact temperatures at 78, by the way tomorrow, march 1st, we have leap day today, in like a lamb is how i'm calling it. plenty of sunshine, warm temperatures in the upper 70s and rain chance not there but it will come back wednesday. that is the next chance of showers, because we have a weak front, i mean weak, it will move through with 20 percent chance of showers, otherwise we're in pretty decent shape. friday another weak system moves through setting us up for a pretty nice weekend saturday and sunday, highs in the 70s. 6:47. continuing our coverage of the academy awards last night. one of the most talked about moment could help save lives. >> lady gaga's performance of her oscar nominated song "until

incredibly moving moment." it must be real how would you know how would you feel >> lady gaga brought survivors of campus rape on stage for this song. this touching performance got a standing ovation from the crowd. kate winslet stood to hug survivor while brie larson embraced almost every woman and man as they passed her front- row seat. vice president joe biden introduced lady gaga, he's been a vocal advocate for the white house's "its on us" campaign rape. during his introductory remarks culture. we're following bombshell new developments now in the flint water crisis. it reveals the state could have helped thousands of families deal with the poisoned water

take action. just released e-mails show aids to the michigan governor knew something was wrong with the water as soon as 2014, six months after flint switched to measure. that metal wound up showing up in children's blood in dangerous levels. the ohio man accused of shooting a pastor at church who is also his brother is expected in court today. daniel schooler is accused of shooting his older brother yesterday morning. longtime church member loretta smith says immediately after the sunday service daniel followed william to his office. >> we heard pow, pow, pow. running. my coat and purse are still there. walker. we all ran out. >> dayton police arrested daniel at the scene. court records show he has a history of violence dating back

new information on the violence that broke out during a kkk rally in anaheim, california over the weekend. police have released five klan members arrested after the brawl because police say they acted in self-defense. police are still looking for one man now. police say they were end countering counter protesters. this morning we're hearing from the university of virginia student detained in north korea. otowas arrested in january for stealing a political sign from a hotel where he was staying. he was presented to the north korean media where he confessed to the crime. >> i am begging to the korean people and government for my forgiveness. and i am praying to the heavens so that i may be returned home to my family. >> the north korean government accuses him of being a spy.

trophy for a church that 6:50. today kicks off our jobs week. we're committed to empowering the hard working people of tampa bay to get the job they dream of. we start this morning with ways to make your job hunt easier and more effective. first, spend less time on your applications according to consultant lisa jacobson. don't spend too much time on it each day. you're more likely to get a job by knowing someone. here's another tip -- if you know where you want to work think of an entry level job. it could lead to something more. if you're in between jobs now get a temporary position like waiting tables, you'll make a little money and you'll also make possibly a lot of contacts. a lot of recruiters linked linked in, have an up to date profile and finally shorten your resume. a resume with more white space

there are other tricks to perfecting your resume, go to abcactionnews.com for those details. tonight at 6:00 we're identifying the top job titles -- the top jobs available in the areas in tampa bay where you can find them. today, leap day, if it's your birthday you know it's rare for you to actually sem berate on february 29th, one pizza joint wants you to make the most of the time you've lost. pizza hut is giving away a free personal pan pizza to anyone that could prove today is in fact their birthday. so-called leap links can choose one topping, no catch, it's free. just for to you celebrate today on your birthday. breaking news in this morning's sprint -- amazing pictures in the last 15 minutes of an overturned semi on i-75 in pasco county. >> we're learning someone may still be trapped inside. janelle and captain al are teeming up to give us an update now.

you can see bay flight leaving. go ahead. >> reporter: good morning. bay flight was just lifting from the southbound lanes of i- 75, he's turning and going westbound now, i'm sure he's headed to st. joseph's hospital. there's the tanker, with more daylight you can see the damage. southbound side of i-75, about a half-mile south of 52, backups three our four miles now. keep it in mind. >> here's that crash on the map. i-75 pretty backed up. so take 301 or even 41 to make your way around that crash. we have another fatal crash in pinellas park, corey is on the scene there. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning. westbound bryan dairy road at 118th still shut down, as you can see, as that investigation is continuing. we're hearing word about another accident at 118th and 49th street, where the detour is around this accident. it happened after 3:00 a.m., a

19, struck one of the bridge supports, burst into flames. killing one person. that investigation still ongoing. we're getting an update from the scene. they are expecting bryan dairy road to be open in about the next 15 minutes. back to you. a lot of clouds today, unlike the weekend but i don't think we're talking rain. temperatures warming up nicely, a bit of a cool start, then back to the low to mid-70s by 4:00. mid-60s at 8:00, that means not as chilly. in fact we have warmer temperatures on the way tomorrow, upper 70s to low 80s. the florida defendant education has taken -- department of education has taken steps to avoid a repeat of the computer testing problems there were last year. the testing company says they've upgraded their defenses against cyber attacks. last year's test was plague with technical problems.

bottom boater killed. 21-year-old jose perez bravo tried to swim ashore but didn't make it. the other man in the boat wasn't injured. early voting begins ahead of the florida primary in two weeks. find your closest voting site on the free abc action news mobile app. by the way super tuesday happens tomorrow. fans of the philadelphia phillies will be welcome to tampa international airport ahead of the team's spring training home opener. they will be greeted by the phillies team mascot along with the clearwater mayor. they set to host the toronto blue jays at brighthouse field tomorrow. the big winner last night, "spotlight." the film about uncovering child sex abuse by catholic priests won best picture. "the revenant" took home best actor and best director awards. brie larson won best actress for "room." overall "mad max: fury road" had the most bragging rights

the major upset was for sylvester stallone, lost to mark rylance for "bridge of spies" for supporting actor. coming up on "good morning, america," the oscar coverage continues. >> they are live in hollywood. >> and janelle is going to keep you up to date on the crashes. we're back in 25 minutes? >> absolutely.

good morning, america. chris rock stealing the spotlight at the oscars. >> well, i'm here at the academy awards otherwise known as the white people's choice awards. >> facing the diversity backlash head on. >> you're damn right hollywood's racist. >> leonardo dicaprio finally breaking through with a win. >> i do not take tonight for granted. >> lady gaga with a show-stopping performance. happens to you happens to you happens to you >> the moment that brought everyone to their feet. a rock star reception for donald trump. >> wow, wow, this is amazing. >> commanding a massive crowd in alabama.