>> on the new tampa bay now, rubio, cruz and trump here to watch the results roll in. trump in the middle of it all. and just in, the 911 calls from a school shooting. >> there's a shooting. >> what we're learning might have driven a 14-year-old to shoot his classmates. plus, you can watch history live on the now today as american astronaut scott kelly gets ready to wrap up an almost entire year in space. your cell phone being tracked by the giant billboards

just in this afternoon, remember baby chance found buried in north port last year? sarasota county just just upped his dad's charges. he is charged with first degree murder in the death. his mother is serving 25th years in prison in exchange for testifying against the -- 25 years in prison in exchange for testifying against the father. and right now a venice day care shut down because of that, a driver going right through the wall. >> in all of this, four toddlers and an employee hurt. authorities are now looking into if this is a case of a grant mother pushing the wrong pedal. >> the owner of the day care believes the only reason that the driver didn't make it all the way through is because of the tree right there and the potted wheel plant that you see back there.

to remove the tree but now she believes that it saved the children's leaves. children were enjoying story time just after 9:00 this grandmother was dropping off her grandson when she accidentally hit the accelerator, thinking she was in reverse. authorities say given what the inside of the day care looks like now, they're lucky no one was killed. >> just based on the fact that you have brick all over the interior of that building and you had small children everywhere, we're lucky. >> reporter: the damage that you're seeing here is enough that they can't hold day care here for the next several weeks. but the good news is they have two other locations in sarasota county. that's where the kids will be disbursed to starting tomorrow morning. now, coming up at 5:00, stay

day care owner about what she tonight. bay, i'm jacqueline ingles. >> not the end of the fight for nomination. but it is a big process today. >> 13 states are placing votes today. ted cruz hoping to gain momentum in his home state of texas. bernie sanders spending his time in vermont, his home state. >> we're watching the votes roll in. hillary clinton, donald trump and marco rubio. >> trump is in louisville, kentucky. this is a live picture. as we know, he is the gop front runner right now. >> and polls will close over the course of five years tonight starting with four states 7:00 p.m. eastern time until midnight for

the now's todd walker joins us live from texas, the state with the most delegates up for grabs. todd has a look at the numbers. >> reporter: yeah. a big day today. so big our graphics department couldn't handle it. 865 for the democrats. 595 for the republicans. interesting to note, this is about half of what is needed to clench the nomination just today. and going into today, only 2% of the democratic delegates were committed. after today it will jump up to 24%. same for republicans. that's why today is a big deal. the biggest prize, texas. 155 delegates for the republicans. 252 for the democrats. to tack a look at the republican delegates standings right now, donald trump out in front. even if he doesn't take texas, he is expected to take the rest. for the democrats, hillary clinton and bernie sanders are close. but democrats have the super

when you throw those in, it's a huge difference. hillary clinton out in front with 544 delegates to bernie sanders 85 when you include the super delegates. it's something that sticks in the craw of the sanders supporters. tonight we may see how the race shapes up. at least by the numbers. i'm todd walker for the new tampa bay. >> love those graphics, todd. as hillary clinton focuses on super tuesday, final e-mails are being released as part of the investigation into whether she compromised national is he cure when she used a personal e- mail server for work. more than 2,000 e-mails contain information that is now considered classified. at the time they were sent, that was not the case. the released documents total more than 30,000 e-mails, more than 52,000 pages. clinton maintains she did nothing wrong. we want to talk super tuesday, specifically weather- wise. shay has a look across the

>> most of the country is not very active. you can see the states in play for super tuesday. and there is just one spot where we're looking in the southeast where we've got a chance for nasty weather today. although no watches or warnings out there, we do have some noise here in our building. so i would assume this is a fire alarm. >> yes. >> we've been having these all week. i hope you can hear me. we want to bring in new photos. this is out of florence, alabama. state. they're one of the states having their primary. not the best get out and vote weather. >> yeah. as i was saying, no watches or warnings in those areas yet. severe weather. apparently we have to test those alarms every once in a while. >> exactly. let's take a look at what is going on outside in our area right now.

the main sail beach looking beautiful. a few clouds will build overnight. we are going to remain on the mild and dry side. 62 degrees with a few extra clouds building overnight. we will start to see those affecting like a blanket and keeping us a little warmer. strawberry festival. coming up. it's thursday. that's when it opens, laura. >> thank you,. the 14-year-old ohio teen accused of shooting two of his classmates in the school cafeteria yesterday is sitting in a juvenile detention center without bond. facing two counts of attempted murder. we are getting the first listen of the 911 call placed by a student in the school when the shooting started. >> there's a shooting. >> okay. >> he has a gun. he started shooting people. >> how many people did he shoot? >> i'm not sure. he just pulled out his gun and

>> can't even imagine. james austin hancock, the 8th grader accused of the shooting at the junior senior high school denied all charges. cops think they know why he did it but they are not telling the public yet. but the boy had just broken up with his girlfriend. the four teens are expected t be okay after being shot. the spotlight is getting an endorsement. it follows a group of boston globe reporters delving into the catholic priest scandal. in october, vatican radio described spotlight as honest and compelling. well, stick around because any moment now nasa is going to

international space station as astronaut scott kelly will be headed home. back to earth. we will show you that and the best pictures from his 340 days in space. and before we go, have you seen what mcdonalds is working on? taking the happy meal into a new dimension. our partners at newsy have a look. >> happy meal toys just aren't as simple as they used to be. mcdonalds locations in sweden are introducing happy meal boxes that fold into virtual reality viewers called happy goggles. all you need is a smart phone to go with it. the viewers are basically a google cardboard knockoff that fries. the promotion takes place during the swedish recreational holiday, akin to spring break

there is a virtual reality game that will teach awareness on ski slopes. any virtual app would work with the device. a mcdonalds told ad week that the company could roll out promotions in the future if this one is successful. for newsy, i'm catherine beek. remember to watch newsy on tv with your favorite streaming

>> donald trump is speaking right now in louisville, kentucky. let's listen in. >> the drugs across the border, yes, we will build that wall. we will. we will.

wall? >> mexico. the wall. they don't know it yet, but they're going to pay for the wall. so you probably saw that over the last few days, the ex- president of mexico, vicente fox -- by the way, are the trump rallies fun? isn't this the greatest. >> you are looking at a live picture out of louisville, kentucky right now. that is donald trump the gop front runner at a rally. he is headed to florida to palm beach to hear the results of super tuesday this tuesday. right now jury selection building for former wrestling star hulk hogan star. he is suing the site for $100

video of him. if vallejo wins the suit, it could put the site in bankruptcy. a rolling stones throwback for you because the band said on twitter today that they are hosting a free -- free concert in cuba on march 25th, right after president obama wraps up his trip there. by the way, u.s. citizens still need special permission to even travel to cuba. right now astronaut scott kelly is preparing to head back to earth. what you're looking at here is mission control getting ready for scott kelly to return back. he's been at the international space station now for some 340 days. a historic year in space. the pictures you will see there on the right he tweeted out this morning as his last sunrise from space.

the hatch at 4:40 and expected to land at 11:25 tonight. kelly will fly back to the u.s. just before midnight tomorrow. kelly has called the iss his home for the last 340 days. you're looking at a live picture at mission control. scientists will monitor him over the next few months to find out how living in space body. as scott kelly prepares to phone home, so to speak, hashtag year in space is trending on twitter. appropriate considering scott kelly kept us in the know via mission. a time. >> this is scott kelly. >> astronaut scott kelly literally took us on a trip from around the world from new jersey to california across the pacific to tokyo. while he took us along for the

we watched him play liquid ping- pong and saw him chase in a gorilla costume. even without gravity, he was able to watch football, wish us a happy thanksgiving even though his spread didn't look as good as his twin brother, mark kelly, and he went into the new year in out of the world style. while we saw the fun, he was still on a mission. >> i'm hopeful and a lot of people are that we're going to learn a lot of information that will help us eventually, you know, continue our path towards mars. >> breaking the nasa record for longest single space flight. >> you're setting a record, man, which -- you know, that's nothing to sneeze at. >> missing the simple things along the what i. >> i look forward to sitting at a table and just relaxing and having a meal with friends and family. >> and says he's looking forward to gravity understandably.

and air that is fresh and, you know, a breeze and the sun on my face. >> after more than 143 million miles of space travel, more than 10,000 sunsets and sunrises, and 640 hours on a treadmill, you are almostst there, scott kell i thank you for teaching us nothing is impossible unless you don't >> so cool. get this, nasa is trying to bring back the super sonic jet. the one they claim could fly you anywhere in the world in just six hours. this commercial for the super sonic jet was designed to go faster than the speed of sound. the travel ended a decade ago when the concord was grounded. this time it will be quieter and use less fuel. nasa hopes eventually the technology will be able to hold 100 people at a time.

flights with ashley, how about that. >> really, really long flights. we're comparing one to the other. emritz launched the route again dubai and new zealand. it flies nonstop from orlando to dubai, just in case you're interested. i'm hopping a flight out of tia tomorrow. any travel concerns in and out of tia this week. >> not really. even though we have not just one but two fronts on the way. they're not going to be as strong locally. there are parts of the southeast that we -- am i not on? >> in case you missed it, she said no problems from tia all week.

you can see the main sail beach looking pretty fantastic out there. blue skies and sunshine. a few high level clouds ahead of the front. we will see the clouds building overnight. it acts like a blanket. all of the warmth that you're seeing right now with temperatures near 80 in hillsborough county, those clouds keep all of that warmth. not all of it but some of it in and keep us toastier overnight. as far as temperatures to the north, even in crystal river here, 75 degrees today. inverness at 79. so plenty of warmth, above- average temperatures for today. you can see on the futurecast as i put the clock forward to 8:00, just a few extra clouds. then tomorrow morning, possibly a few showers as the front rolls on through. nothing to create any issues for you. tomorrow morning you're waking up to the upper 50s and low 60s.

clouds do, keep us almost 10 degrees warmer in some spots. i told you about the strawberry festival kicking off on thursday. the weather is looking great for it behind this front. the temperatures are still going to be in the mid-70s out in plant city for the strawberry festival. i will have more for you about pollen, yeah, we're talking pollen, in just a few minutes. >> shay, it's still winter. how are we talking about pollen? still ahead, which of these right here are better generic than the store brand to save you money at the grocery store? but before we go. [music] that's the tampa police department and the local teens being honored at the teen excellence award ceremony on saturday. much deserved awards to teens doing the right things in and out of the classroom. already and counting.

>> and here on the now, we're always trying to save you money. since the usda says that the average family spends $900 on groceries each month, we're comparing generic versus the name brand. you have more on that, laura. >> how about this, four food and lifestyle bloggers came one these products and did a test on them. when it came to canned fruit, sharp cheddar and bottle water, difference. add those three, you get 4 bucks saving getting generic. raisin brand compared to the they liked the generic brand

try this one, how about the baked goods such as sugar, flour, eggs and butter. they made banana nut bread, they made it fluffier with the name brand products. a recall on the blue cheese right here. apparently they think it might be contaminated with listeria. no one has reported getting sick. we posted a phone number on our facebook page. return it for a full refund. dr. oz is throwing out old whys about body types. there are four new body types. i talked a lot about him today about this. >> let's say you've got a big belly which is so common and you know stress causes it. getting rid of stress is hard. it's important because you will lose the weight which takes

>> and tomorrow on dr. oz right before the new tampa bay, he's going to reveal a lot more about these brand-new body types that you heard him talking about there. give us good advice on what to keep and what to cut from our diets to be as healthy as possible. look for that starting at 3:00 tomorrow afternoon right here on your abc action news station. still ahead, who is saying florida isn't a great place to retire and why? the new tampa bay will be back

>> well, we surely love florida because of shots like we bring you every day right here. beach cams. we love florida. great place to live and retire too. >> so we thought. a new study out today catching a lot by surprise. it gave florida a poor rating when it comes to a place to retire. we sent the now's adam weiner out to find out why. >> i've been everywhere else in the country pretty much. i never found a place better than a total package. >> reporter: take his daily walk along bayshore boulevard, alan reflects on why he chose to retire in tampa. >> in the wintertime, you can't find a better day than today. >> reporter: the annual report agreed, recently placing florida as the best place in the u.s. to retire, naming tampa the best city to retire in the entire country. but the folks at bankrate.com disagree saying that florida is

the author actually lives in south florida. he admits that he did not factor into his report these palm trees or this perfect winter weather. the analyst says that florida's rating was brought down by crime and being crowded. >> our insurance is three times as when we first started. >> reporter: a retired marine transferred to tampa a few years ago and originally thought they would stay here but she thinks it's too hot during the summer and may be cheaper to live somewhere else. >> i see it being harder for the senior citizens living on a fixed income having a hard time paying for the taxes and the insurance. >> reporter: she says that florida has too much crime and is becoming too congested inform -- for her liking. >> people are getting hit and nobody stops.

bankrate, they should move to wyoming. she says she is leaning towards north carolina. i'm adam weiner for the new tampa bay. >> well, it is super tuesday. no surprise there. and we're not voting here in florida so we're looking beyond today. what will happen to these candidates in the long run? let's take a live look at donald trump right now. he is the gop front runner. he is in louisville, kentucky. you're about to see a live picture from a trump rally. in a couple hours, he will be taking the trump plane, jet, whatever it is and flying down to palm beach here in florida. that is where he plans to watch the results of tonight's super tuesday. ashley. >> a new poll shows if the general election happened today, both hillary clinton and bernie sanders would beat donald trump. clinton has 52% among registered voters compared to 44% for trump. sanders would win with 55%

both democrats beat marco rubio and ted cruz in head to head matchups. but clinton wouldn't win as readily as sanders. >> which of the candidates do you trust the most to handle top issues. trump is head of the pack on immigration and the economy. the survey is split between trump and clinton when it comes to gun policy. and a different view on trump made clear by a farmer in ohio. take a look at this. this farmer just outside of cleveland spelling out no trump in manure courtesy of his cows and bulls. it took him four hours to smell -- i mean spell that one out. >> i see what you did there. quite a statement. on super tuesday, we're talking about the possibility of a contested national convention on the republican side of things. that's when the candidate goes to the convention with the most

magic number, 1237 needed to win the nomination forcing the republicans to fight it out at the convention in july. u.s. political science professor says it's being talked about on the republican side because of the guy in the middle, the trump factor. trump is the front runner but the poll shows that a lot of republicans don't favor him or does the republican establishment or party leaders. >> bottom line is neither party wants a contested national convention. neither. it would be a mess. it would be a chaos. and they face the possibility of people who supported the front runner who didn't actually get the nomination being so angry that they didn't vote at all. >> and mcmanis says a contested convention hasn't been on a

and on the democratic side since fdr. she says we won't know how likely this will be until further along in the primaries. bringing it back to florida. i want to tell you about this. rick scott says yesterday that he doesn't have interesting in being a vp candidate. we talked about that right here on the now. that he is fine working right here in florida, putting all of those rumors to rest that he could be trump's choice for the ticket should he win the nomination. we're waiting to see which candidate ellen course and if it comes before florida's march 15th primary. >> how about this one right now. we're learning that the secret service is investigating this service that we showed you yesterday on the now. a photographer choked by a secret service agent at a trump rally in west virginia. while the students were being escorted out, the photographer followed to shoot it. and that's what happened next. all right.

i know it's hard to tell but this is basically like somebody's sunroof and pollen on it. i'm bringing in shay ryan right now because it's still winter and i'm still seeing this. >> here in florida the temperatures are mild so we get the allergens all year long. when we see this, we get the questions like -- >> are my allergies going to be bad. >> take a look at this data. this is one forecast for what is going to happen with pollen this week. it's the next five days. getting worse. here is why i don't like pollen data. it differs and conflicts. look at this. this is showing it's low, not only with rag weed but grass and weeds. the last one said it was high. then a third site says it's very high. check this out. this is even better. it conflicts with what is lower on the same website. it showed it was high there.

tampa bay is low with tree pollen. here is what i think. when it comes to pollen, common sense is the rule over the data. if you see pollen and you start sniffling, you might have allergies. it's the common sense rule. whatever i can give you with pollen data really isn't going to help you out. you want to pay attention to what your doctor says and pay attention to your symptoms. as far as maybe some rain ahead that could wash away that pollen, we not only have one front but two headed our way. i'll show you what the rain chances are with the two fronts coming up in my forecast. thank you, shay. the man known as the anonuse shopping cart guy all over facebook just got a shoutout from police. this is a story that you will want to share when the now

>> houston, we are almost ready. we just heard good luck, guys. soon. you see there the hatch is

international space station. right in the middle in the turquoise shirt is scott kelly. he is headed into that. he should be back on earth before midnight tonight. you see them all hugging. they have been up there for so long. scott kelly has been in orbit in the iss for 340 days. 340 days. that's double the length of the time that astronauts are typically there. scientists will monitor him for the next few months to make sure he is healthy. he should back home in houston by tomorrow before midnight. good luck, guys. >> good luck. so ready to welcome him home. officers are thanking him on social media. police post this had surveillance video on facebook. you can see officers were chasing a suspect through a grocery store. that's when a quick-thinking shopper pushed his cart in the way, causing the suspect to trip. officers made the arrest and

up his cart, continued down the aisle. the police posted thanks for sacrificing your groceries to stop a fleeing suspect. by the way the suspect was not hurt and arrested on charges including disorderly conduct and parole violation.

>> we want you to take a look -- oh, they just switched it. we literally during the commercial break, we're watching live as they closed the hatch and scott kelly is now officially headed back to earth. he has been at the international space station for 340 days, the longest -- i should say twice the amount of time any other astronaut has been up there. he should be on earth by 11:29 tonight. back in houston by tomorrow. how cool is that? >> very cool. they were all smiling ear to ear. >> we tweeted it out. go watch it there. you can see the video of them closing the hatch. now we're going to go to this. taking a live look at our traffic cameras. this is what it looks like as you begin your commute home. thousands of cars every day passing by billboards with important information, others are just ads.

this one of the biggest outdoor advertisers can track your cell phone without your consent. the now's anne mcnamara explaining why they will be watching us. >> i'm not a criminal. i'm not doing anything bad. >> reporter: like most of us, laura doesn't think she has much to hide. that doesn't mean she wants to be tracked while out walking the dog. >> it was horrifying to think that our privacy is being invaded into clear channel outdoor owners of thousands of billboards unveils its cell phone tracking program on monday. >> track behaviors throughout the day. >> reporter: clear channel says the billboards will not collect personal information like age or gender but they will track where you're going. >> once you have multiple cell phone towers, we have try angulation. they know exactly where you are. >> reporter: security expert scott says even if the information that clear channel

you, it may in the future. >> this is evolutionary and at some point all of a sudden it's like holy cow, what have we allowed throughout time? and it's a lot of information? information passed along to advertisers to measure how effective the billboard really is in reaching that target audience. >> whether i go to the grocery store, it's not anyone's business. so it's my thing. >> reporter: except now it's really not. >> i feel like it's not right. >> reporter: for the now, i'm anne mcnamara. >> and the radar program will start in 11 major markets including new york and los angeles. there are plans to unveil more billboard trackers in other cities by the end of the year. speaking of tracking, ashley you have an update on the fbi- apple saga. >> the fbi is facing off with apple for the first time since the court battle over unlocking

they're talking about encryption. >> there are no demons in this debate. you have good people who see the world through different lenses who all care about the same things in my view. >> the fib director says the government isn't trying to expand its surveillance power but he is worried about warrant- proof spaces where law enforcement can't get critical information. apple warns writing new code to unlock the san bernardino shooter's phone will create a back door, making phones vulnerable to hackers and government surveillance. now, as apple continues its legal standoff with the fish we're learning more about cases in which the company is being pressured to unlock iphones. a federal judge in new york has ruled that the government can't make apple unlock the iphone of a suspected drug dealer. investigators want to get contact information for other suspected dealers and buyers. it's one of a dozen similar cases across the country right now.

for privacy, security and common sense. apple has actually complied with court order in 70 other cases. >> research is deadly. >> remember that movie? did you know that the movie twister was inspired by a project to study tornado alley. that was two decades ago. starting today, scientists are fanning out trying to get a better idea of tornadoes in our area for the first time. just last week we showed you the damage from deadly tornadoes in the southeast known as dixie alley. they are trying to understand the systems creating tornadoes there. on average more people die in tornadoes in dixie alley than tornado alley. that's according to the storm prediction center. we have already seen our fair share of tornado damage in the tampa bay area.

that it caused in port charlotte. the same area hit hard by hurricane charlie. splitting homes in half. one person died from the hurricane -- excuse me, from the tornado. the other person died on the way to the hospital from a heart attack. and we see these pictures, shay, and you say my goodness. especially this time ofa. >> right. >> it's really hard to believe. >> yeah. when you get the cold fronts rolling through like we have seen the last two months, that's when you get concerned about the potential for severe weather. the good news, we have two fronts on the way and neither of them will have nasty storms along with them. very little rainfall out of these two. that is for us locally. if you look a little farther to our north into parts of alabama, mississippi and georgia and into tennessee over the next several hours and into midnight tonight, there is a slight chance for severe storms there.

will be getting the weaker side of the system and just a few showers. the temperatures have been warmer than average, in the upper 70s. right now we're looking at an average high 74 degrees. and 56 is the average low, with a few clouds building overnight ahead of the next front. the temperatures will be a bit above average with a low of 62. tomorrow though even with the front rolling through, 77 as a high. behind the front, we're down to 74. right on target for average. the temperatures start coming up as another front quickly rolls through on friday, giving us a chance of showers. only 20% coverage. we're not looking at any nasty storms look i mentioned and barely any rain out of this. really not much of a cooldown behind these fronts either. saturday, 75 degrees as a high. and denis is timing out the rest of the weekend forecast and we will let you know if there's any rain to expect as we head into the tail end of the weekend. that's coming up on action news at 5:00. ashley.

those are sharks in the water out at palm beach. we had the chopper up just to make sure that we saw donald trump flying in. but we actually caught this really cool picture. again -- check that out. do you see that? so we're -- again, we're watching the area palm beach because we know that donald trump will be flying down there. he will be watching the results of super tuesday down there. pretty cool to see that live. >> it really is. few americans have actually seen north korea from the inside. now that the 21-year-old university of virginia student is being held captive, it raises questions about safety. >> for your forgiveness. please. i made the worst mistake of my life. >> the now talks to one man who travel there had to find out

>> stretching into the sky, the shiny hotel boasts a bowling alley, two spas and acasino. >> and lightning fixture on the seeing there was a microphone coming down. >> this is where american student otto got into trouble. it's also where adventure traveler spent three days back in 2009. >> if you were to ask me what is the most interesting place in the world, my answer is north korea hands down. >> he flew to beijing where he connected with a tour company that speciazes in exotic trips. then he took a two-hour flight. >> you see exactly what they want to you see and nothing else. >> monuments, the world's large why event stadium and an ornate subway with just one side. never allowed to interact with anyone else. >> if somebody was taking a photo like in the opposite direction of what he was talking about, he would come over and say please look this

>> lee concerned about the college student with his head bowed paraded in front of the cameras accused of trying to take a political banner from the hotel. >> everyone was so nice but i knew if you crossed them, you're at their mercy. >> fay fredericks for the now. >> u.s. tourism to north korea is legal but the state department has repeatedly warned americans against traveling there. fay described lee as an adventure traveler. he is the youngest american to travel to every world. he visited north korea on his 31st birthday. >> the naacp wants a thorough investigation into the police shooting leaving a 24-year-old in raleigh, north carolina dead yesterday. we brought that to you as breaking news yesterday. he was shot while being arrested. he ran off.

he does have a lengthy criminal history. hundreds of people gathering in virginia for officer ashley's funeral. she was killed on her first day on the job going out on a domestic call. you can see the motorcade. so many people lining the street with their american flags waiting for her to come by. the gunman an army staff sergeant assigned to the pentagon confessed to killing his wife and shooting two other cops. she graduated from the aurora nautical university in daytona beach in 2010. erin andrews back on the stand this afternoon in her $75 million lawsuit against a nashville marriott. the testimony was emotional. the sports reporter and "dancing with the stars" cohost at times very tearful when she was talking about what her life has been like since finding the video that the stalker posted of her online. >> i think the thing that has

hurts me the worst is when girls, high school, college, they tweet me and they say i want to be erin andrews except for the marriott stalker thing. i can't control that. that's every day. >> andrews says every time she goes to a hoe toll room, she searches for cameras and booby traps the room. the hotel should have notified her about the man asking for the room next to her. barrett was convicted related to the secret recording. in the last two years, two new cases of zika reported in florida. both of these new cases down in miami-dade county. 44 cases now in our state. but only five people are still showing symptoms. with all of that, new developments and concerns when it comes to the virus. researchers say it may cause

doctors looked at people who have what leaves them unable to move and they end up on life support before they recover. 90% of the people in the study associated -- reported symptoms associated with the zika virus. doctors need to do more research on the symptoms to decide if there's a link there. confession, i don't and never will understand the concept of jumping out of an airplane. >> i have gone skydiving three times. it's a lot of fun. but that moment right before you jump, laura, is the scariest feeling that you can imagine. how to get the thrill without the scare. >> think of it as skydiving. >> it's pretty much floating like peter pan. >> without jumping out of a plane. instead you're inside a giant wind tunnel.

air out, down and up around. it's call recycling air. >> mark is an instructor at i fly, the indoor skydiving company opened in san diego recently. >> you get 45 to 55 seconds of free fall time. this, unlimited time. >> this isn't just a weekend activity. >> this is look a gym for skydiving. >> many are using it to train for body flight, one of the fastest growing extreme sports in the world. 21 wind tunnels opened in 2015. industry experts expect that number to double this year. >> we have competitions. probably in the x-games in the next five years hopefully. i'm crossing my fingers. it's a beautiful sport. every move that you do is coming from your head expressed with your body. that's really what hooks me to it. >> i had to give it a go. >> your hips want to be out in front at all times. >> after a brief briefing, it

>> how does that fit. kind of. the wind so strong and loud that instructors have to signals. >> the oldest person that i old. the tunnel. >> joe brian took the plunge with me. once it was over. >> i thought it was going to be really fun. >> would you do the real thing. >> i would have to put time and thought into that. >> reporter: my thoughts exactly. >> and the blowsest indoor skydiving place is i fly in orlando. >> that's it for tampa bay. >> don't be a crook. don't be a dirt bag and fight for my rights as a citizen. >> undercover bust. a pasco county deputy is off the job. the elaborate setup he is

and he was caught in the act. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm wendy ryan. >> and i'm jamison uhler. that deputy is accused of obstruction of justice and tampering with evidence to plant evidence on a suspect. >> more on that in a second. first new developments to a story we brought you last week. clearwater assistant fire chief has resigned a week after being accused of theft. he is accused of stealing a 5 eleven. he has been with the department for ten years. new developments tonight in the death of baby chance walsh. the father of the 2 month old boy was just indicted on first degree murder charges. the boy's body was found in a shallow grave back in october more than a month after his grandparents reported him missing. according to court documents, the baby's father, joseph walsh, beat him to death and