>> today on the new tampa bay, o.j. simpson bombshell. the cops are testing a knife right now as possible evidence in the murders of nicole. who the lapd is looking for right now. spring break kickoff. the beach looks beautiful but not for one guy starting with an 11-story fall. >> this wasn't a case of drunken celebrating. what the guy was doing before he fell. plus, remember cabella, the

wait until you see her now. this vest may look ridiculous but it could be a life-saver. especially for a common problem it's 4:00. on. we want to get a quick why? because wall street is looking good today. we finished 17,000 today. 62 points up. and that 17,000 number is important because this is the first time we have seen the dow go that high since january 6th. good news there for your retirement savings and your stocks and 401(k). breaking news to tell you about right now. a jury has finally been seated for the hulk hogan versus gawker lawsuit. the trial will start on monday. complete are the hulkster in court probably with the bandanna and all.

and his best friend's wife, bubba the love sponge clemson having sex. the lapd analyzing a knife found at the former estate of simpson. reports are a construction worker found the knife buried while they were demoing the property in the late '90s. they're staying the construction worker gave an off- duty police officer, an lapd police officer the knife. the police department is trying to figure out if the officer was retired at the time or still with the department. the lapd did not give a lot of details today but they explained what they could about this investigation. >> i was really surprised. i would think that an lapd officer, if this story is accurate as we're being told, would know that any time that you are -- you come into contact with evidence, that you should and shall submit that to investigators. so i don't know what the

didn't happen, or if that's entirely accurate, or if this whole story is possibly bogus from the get-go. >> there still could be criminal charges depending on what the investigation finds. so what does this mean? could this be the knife that killed nicole brown and ron goldman in 1999, the murders that he was acquitted of. someone can't be tried for the same crime twice. we talked to our legal analyst today who says that simpson can't be charged with the murders again, but this could affect his parole hearing set for next year in a completely different case. >> if they found a murder weapon and can tie that to the death of nicole brownism ton and to ron goldman, i could see that information being given to the parole board and the parole

the community and could deny him parole. >> simpson is serving a prison sentence in nevada for kidnapping and stealing memorabilia from a vegas hotel and won't be eligible for parole until late next year. today we're finding out that bobbi kristina died almost exact the same way that her mother did. she had a long list of drugs in her system when she nearly drowned in the bathtub last year. she never regained consciousness after she was found and died in the hospital months later. the autopsy doesn't answer the question was it an accident or was her death intentional. almost the same death as i said of her mother. that death was ruled an accident. well, any time now, we're expecting a jury to get the case in the erin andrews civil trial. will she get the $75 million in

it's against her stalker, michael barrett and the marriott. this is stemming from the sport caster's stalker videotaping her through the hotel door and posting it online days avenue. there has been emotional testimony. the jury is deciding who is at the fault, the hotel, stalker or both, but also if andrews should be awarded all the money she is asking for. we will accepted you a mobile alert the second there's a verdict in that case. well, with what is going on in flint, michigan right now, there is a lot more concern across this country. not just in pipes, but also for people doing renovations around their houses, as many people do in tampa bay. maybe even rehabbing furniture. the now's lauren rozyla revealing the top spots that you may be exposed to lead around your house. >> the safety council will be launching a huge campaign regarding lead exposure. they say it's most likely you

of the young families renovating older homes, older, before 1977. what are some of the signs? check your door handles and door frames right here. there can be layers and layers below. even if you have painted over it. when you go to renovate it and take it down to the baseboards, the dust can get on the floors exposed. lead test. this is what they recommend that you do to test for lead in your own home. coming up at 5:30, we will go through exactly how to use this test. more of the warning signs of lead exposure and what you can do to protect yourself. i'm lauren rozyla for the new tampa bay. >> lauren, thank you. speaking of lead, today we spent the day with a grandmother in flint to see what it's like to have to ration your bottled water. we were only there for a day. these people have been dealing with this for months.

the chief meteorologist is in for us today, in for shay. beautiful weather to forecast. >> yes. did you hear the rain last night. >> i didn't hear a drop. >> a lot of rain and lightning. you were crashed at 3:00 a.m. but by 6:00, a lot of it actually pushed on through the area and led to a nice day. clear skies. a little cooler and breezy, especially across the northern counties where temperatures are in the upper 60s to low 70s. now, everybody is going to be cooling off at least over the next day or so. in fact, if you notice, quite a bit cooler right now than it was this time yesterday under mostly clear skies. again, the rains that we had early on are long gone. look for partly cloudy to clear skies this evening. temperatures cooling off to the 50s and maybe even the 40s across the northern counties. then down the road, the warmest weather of the season is on the

i'll tell you when it arrives thank you, denis. why your friday or saturday night trip to the movies could soon get an upgrade at no extra cost to you. a possible break through in the fight against cancer. our partners at newsy show us what doctors have discovered. >> reporter: new research may have made headway in the fight against cancer by targeting what scientists are causing the disease's achilles heel. they found a way to find unique markings in cancerous tumors that hone in on the disease. a professor from the institute told the bbc this is exciting now we can target antigens present in every cell. the achilles heel of these highly complex cancers. mutations and growth mean they become too difficult for the immune system to tackle. if this new method is successful, the patient's

tackle the disease with the help of normal treatments. this isn't entirely new but the target that previous methods aimed for was different. this method would be personalized through dna analysis which means it would be costly. another dilemma, it hasn't been tested yet. they hope to test patients in the coming years. watch newsy on your tv with

>> well, right now we want to show you state road 60 in lake wales. it's finally back open. two 18-wheelers got into an accident near the tracks there. they spilled what looks like sand on to the roadway. one lane is now getting by. this is five miles west of us- 27 in polk county. this started just before lunchtime. again, that road reopening in the last 30 minutes.

are upset at the news of a tampa staple shutting down. after being a main stay in the community since 1991. the restaurant owner is thanking all of the guests in a letter today for the last 25 great years. your last chance to seat at the spaghetti warehouse is march 9th. another change coming to your movie theaters. amc just bought car mite for $1 billion making it the largest chain in the country, bigger than regal. what does that mean for us. experienced look. better snacks and better seats. how about that? well, also right now you could find good deals at sports the liquidation sales have started. the chain is closing a third of its stores, including right here in tampa bay. lakeland is having a sale. before you assume you're

forewarned. things are usually repriced in a store. before you buy, do comparison pricing to see if the discount be. your mind. the start of spring break and somebody has fallen off an 11- story balcony, landing in a surviving. sounds like a spring breaker. this guy was helping a friend install flooring inside the condo. he went out to stretch his back. he leaned forward too far and down he went. >> a friend of ours happened to say there goes your husband over the railing. the pool. i climb myself out. and laying there screaming and hollering because my back hurt. the security guard looks over and said where did you come from?

did you see that? then he says he just pointed straight up when the guy asked him where he came from showing that's where he came from. remarkably, he had no broken bones. just a few bruises and stitches under husband nose. speaking of spring break, right now is the start of the annual invasion of families and college kids at clearwater beach. good for money, bad for traffic. jake peterson joins us from clearwater. the easy job of the day. go ahead, jake. >> reporter: you know, it's friday right now, right? but you're right the trip advisor named clearwater beach the number one beach for 2016. you will definitely see more people here this year. officials over at tia say they will see a 3% increase in travelers this year versus this time last year. that is a 15% increase from 2010. definitely more people taking note of the fine beaches here.

here at clearwater beach, officials are putting a more of an emphasis on keeping the cars off the beach. because there are only 1600 public spots for people to use. there is the jolly trolley that has several pick-up spots along downtown and the ferry located near coachman park with free parking. both will get you to the beach within 20 minutes or so and they are $2 each way. city leaders are opening this will ease congestion for tourists and locals. >> parking is limited on clearwater beach. to make it a fun spring break or family going to the peak experience, it has to be fun from a to z. we're trying to take the annoying traffic part of it out of the equation. >> reporter: and if you've never used the ferry in clearwater, they have an app and they will show you routes and different schedules and things like that, which is good

they're expecting to have 50 to 60,000 cars come through here on clearwater beach. from tampa bay, i'm jake peterson live here on clearwater beach. laura, back to you. >> i couldn't stop look at his socks and shoes. take them off. you might as well say out there. >> hasn't he seen the memes about florida. >> denis and i were talking about this. if you're in the sun, #o direct sun, it feels pretty warm out there. >> it does. people from north will think it's warm either way. upper 60s to low 70s, that sunshine, you can get burnt quickly. if you're going out this weekend and i hope you do because the weather will be beautiful. whether it's the strawberry festival or heading out on the water with the boat or as jake said to the beach or the concerts going on, there's going to be a lot of fun to be had. and the weather will cooperate. there are the storms we talked about last night. they came on through about 2:00, 3:00 a.m.

and they have stayed clear right on through the period. temperatures upper 60s to low 70s across our northern counties. low 80s though from southern polk county through highlands. 66 in bradenton. so it's pretty clear up north. that's where the cooler air is. tomorrow morning, yes, it is florida cool. but it will be clear for our area under clear skies. in fact here are the forecast lows for saturday morning. we're expecting low 50s across the metro. palm harbor at 51. closer to the water in the upper 50s. you will see some 40s across the northern counties. citrus and hernando, dade city at 51. brooksville at 49 to 50. even across the southern counties. the chilly temperatures, i know, chilly. but for floridians, it's chilly. they will be warming up big time later on next week. if you look in florida, when

but when you start to see reds and oranges, that means a serious heat wave by the middle of next week. highs in the mid 80s and upper 80s across the warmer spots. that's next week. this evening, skies remain mostly clear. if you're going out this evening, temperatures quickly cooling off into the 60s. waking up to temperatures in the 50s. if you're heading to the strawberry festival this weekend, beautiful on saturday. tops out in the mid 70s. mid to upper 70s by sunday. as i said for next week for the festival, no rain in sight at least until the end of next week. we will talk about that coming up in the next half hour. ahead on the new tampa bay, scott kelly is telling us how he was able to tweet those incredible pictures sharing his year in space with all of us. we will be back in three

>> tired and sore, that's what scott kelly says he is teaing with right now just -- he is dealing with right now just days after his return to earth. he feels better than the last time that he went to space which was actually a shorter trip. as for the space growth spurt, that was short lived. apparently his spine grew one and a half inches throughout the 11 months in space. he has already gone back to his original height. the more than 1,000 tweets he sent with those beautiful pictures from space? well, we're finding out that he wasn't alone in making that happen. his girlfriend here on earth was part of the posting. >> a combination of sharing the experience with people on earth but we worked on it together

both of us i think more rewarding. rather than our conversations on a daily basis being well, what did you do today? you know, i went to the store, i went to the gym, we won't to work, we could work on this as a project together. >> he sent more than a thousand pictures while he was up there. we know the tweets were breath taking. now he is tweeting things like the rest of us, sharing his food pictures. he's happy to just be back on earth. he also tweeted out this picture last night. first dinner at a table on earth. he says more than the food, he missed the dining experience while away on his year in space. kelly's trip provided resign for a possible trip to -- provided research for a possible trip to mars some day. let's try this again. space x is supposed to launch yet again. we're going to try it for the fourth time over at cape canaveral.

they will try landing the rocket booster to reuse them to save the program money. it has only come close to working one time. by the way, the rocket is carrying a satellite that will bring internet to 1 billion people in asian pacific countries who don't have it. enough about space, now let's talk about the worldwide web, if people still call it that. we have heard a million times now change your passwords to protect yourself from hackers. some people do it every six months. here at action news, we have to do it every three months. i'm guilty of this. but do you just add a number to the back of the password that you already had? you have to stop doing that. a cheap technologist for the ftc saying that is actually doing more harm than good. here is why. she says the mandatory password changes are forcing workers to come up with bad passwords. it's hard to remember all our log-ins so we follow patterns that link our old to the new one.

order of the numbers or add or remove characters such as the exclamation marks. the main reason to change the password is if it's stolen or is weak. a mandatory change may not help the cause. >> who will get the republican nomination? is it even someone running right now? the talk of a brokered convention is getting louder. candidate drama has your head spinning. we're bringing it back to the basics. the issues important to you with the right person.

>> right now we're getting caught up on news breaking in the past few hours. a judge dismissed the lawsuit in florida that marco rubio and ted cruz come off the ballot. cuban parents. by the way, rubio just picked up another endorsement in florida, the orlando. bernie sanders and hillary clinton are debating tomorrow in flint, michigan. tomorrow night they will debate. the primary there is on tuesday. let's take another live look at the conservative political action conference stage in maryland. that's where ben carson will take the stage next despite all but officially saying he's not going to run for president anymore.

the candidates combined. $58million since may he raised. the group my faith votes named him the national chairman to encourage christians to vote. today donald trump said he is skipping that conference and coming to orlando for a rally. after last night's circus, yes, we can call it a circus, that turned out to be one of the most watched gop debates, the now todd walker looks into the talk of a brokered republican convention. >> reporter: not even 24 hours after the most fiery and outrageous republican debate yet, the candidates were back on the trail and back to the name calling. >> so when little marco talks about the size of my hands which are big. >> donald trump has been the the president. >> reporter: what to do about front runner donald trump. >> frankly the only serious

a broad range of national challenges that we confront today come from marco rubio, ted cruz and kasich. one of these men should be our nominee. >> reporter: a discussion of a brokered convention got louder. ted cruz said he's the only one that can beat outright and asked the others to back him. >> if we remain divided, donald trump wins. remaining divided is a path to catastrophe for this county. >> reporter: marco rubio is favored by many but he brushed convention. >> brokered convention implies some back room deal where pushed in. >> reporter: mitt romney's advisors are looking into that. could he block a donald trump nomination. >> a brokered convention is not going to happen. if the washington deal makers try to steal the nomination from the people, i think it

it would cause a revolt. >> reporter: in mitt romney's speech he encouraged people to vote for the other candidates. that would split the vote, delegates to secure the nomination. the convention is in mid july, more than four months away, an eternity in politics. for the now, i'm todd walker. >> there's still a lot to process when it comes to the candidates. are you still undecided, don't know who you're going to vote for in november? they can help with you a few easy questions. they can help you decide who should be your candidate to vote for. we wanted to know if this website was remotely accurate. we asked one of our photographers in the news room, grant, to help us out. >> okay. >> do you feel like the questions they asked you were indicative of who popped up there or what are you thinking?

but i would say probably not really a bernie sanders lead. i could see how it would pick gave. >> are you shocked by this? i wasn't -- >> i am a little bit. towards ben carson. >> let's hope it wasn't ben carson. i don't think he will be much longer. >> you can always hope. >> thanks for playing. >> thank you. >> and check it out again. here's the website. voter.guru. when we think about the depths of the ocean or in this case, the gulf of mexico, the beautiful place we live, we think of it as just darkness. researchers have found that surprisingly not the case. take a listen. >> that sounds a little scary.

whales to earthquakes to ship propellers. these are pictures from a team of scientists from noaa, oregon state university and the coast guard. they recorded the sounds from the deepest part of the ocean at 7 miles below the surface. researchers didn't expect surface noise would travel so far underwater. do you remember cabel la? how could we forget? wait until you see her now. in the meantime, congrats to the tampa bay lightning, winning their eighth game straight last night. now first place in the atlantic conference. they will be taking on the carolina hurricanes tomorrow night.

>> right now, we have one of those good updates we rarely bring you on the news. remember the dog that was shot, tied to the train tracks and left to die. a police officer found her. the now is showing you what a difference a year makes. >> it's hard to keep up with cabell-a, especially chasing the tv star with a camera. she is not interested in him or her ball. >> she is perfectly normal, well behaved dog. you know, has a quiet life with her new owner. >> it was a year ago to the date when cabella was rushed to the emergency service with gunshot wounds to her neck and leg after someone tied her to railroad tracks.

would have to take her leg off. we talk today an orthopedic surgeon and she was like i can fix this. >> today she is the popular one. other dogs follow her lead. you would never know which leg was almost amputated. >> she is just a regular dog that would be a joy for anybody to own. >> reporter: besides being in the spotlight from time to time, she has a quiet life with a vet tech who saved her. for the new tampa bay, i'm nicole grigg. >> thank you, nicole. what was the last physical book that you read and flipped the pages? my last one was dark places, the statement person who wrote "gone girl." i love that book. good books just like this one are making a comeback. i will tell you why. barnes and noble just announcing it is opening four new stores, three years after it announced it's closing a

sales in existing bookstores are improving. by comparison, sales of electronic book devices such as nook readers dropped by a third in the fourth quarter of last year. amazon trying to get on that band wagon too. opening its first bookstore in seattle. we did a little more looking for and you found despite our digital age, there's nothing like opening a real book. even for younger people. even if it's a textbook. a quarter of college kids still buy print versions of the textbooks even if they were given e-textbooks for free. another study done a few years ago found that fewer than 10% of kids and their parents would choose an e-book over the print version when reading together. so why might this be happening? one study is suggesting that readers skim digital screens, get distracked and don't pay attention. it's hard to getty motionally involved in a story on a digital platform than a

if you try to fall asleep with a good book, one study finds the light emitted from the e- devices takes you 10 minutes longer to get to sleep. a set back for those living in flint, praying for clean water. >> they give these out. so i usually try to keep these to cook with. >> we spent the day with a grandmother showing us what it's like to go just 24 hours without safe, running water. plus, antonio tells us why he has enjoyed working at the hilton hotel for 30 years. >> it's a great company to work for. they take care of their employees very well. they give you a lot of knowledge. the best companies to work for right now and which ones are hiring right here in tampa bay.

>> five months after flint michigan switched back to a safe drinking water source, hundreds of homes are still testing higher than the epa now. the epa is saying phosphates being added are helping to stop corrosion.

replace the lead service pipes. there could be as many as 8,000 line that's have to be changed right now. check this out, though. the record keeping is so poor that the city is not sure where the pipes are that actually need to be changed. and the $58 million pledged by the state to deal with the crisis does not cover that cost. it's one thing to have to use bottled water for a few days. but can you imagine the people of flint, michigan having to do it for months? the now's andy choi traveled to flint to see what a day is like for people living with this nightmare. >> reporter: something as simple as a batch of lemonade comes at a high cost for tabatha. but when the grandkids are visiting. >> oh, that is good. >> reporter: even tabatha can't help but splurge. >> they give these out so i try to keep these to cook with. >> reporter: it's the kind of

flint continue to juggle on a daily basis. keep every drop of bottled water accounted for. >> you would never know it was loaded with lead. >> reporter: as they wonder what is coming out of the tap. >> would you drink this? >> no. would you recommend any guest drink this? >> no. >> even with the filter? >> no. >> reporter: tabatha trusts the tap just enough to bathe and do the laundry. for everything else. >> this is where we stock all the water. >> reporter: a stockpile of donated water keeps life tolerable. >> we go to the fire station and collect water. the church gives out water. so usually we can go up there and get more water. >> reporter: in the shadows of this crisis, tabatha's biggest concerns revolves around the youngest generation. >> it's going to be a tough road. we don't know how the kids are going to react. we don't know how deeply they're going to be affected. >> reporter: despite all this, tabatha has no plans to live anywhere else. >> we will make it.

here, we'll say here. >> if i have to bunker down, i'll do it. >> reporter: call it a glass half full, a glass that remains in desperate need of clarity. >> this is the only place. this is home. >> reporter: in flint, i'm andy choi for the now. >> andy, thank you. michigan's governor has hired outside attorneys to represent the case in civil cases and process records connected to flint's water crisis. the problem will be front and center tomorrow night during the democratic presidential debate. this is one of the best things that we have heard all day. the 14-year-old girl recovering from last month's shooting walking. you will remember at one point doctors declared her dead. they were ready to donate her organs but then she squeezed her mother's hand and started breathing on her own again. she was shot in the parking lot of a cracker barrel.

the time were also shot. they died. doctors say she is making a remarkable recovery despite being shot in the head. a shooting at an ohio school on monday should have been prevented. officials are saying that the gunman showed two teens the gun earlier in the school day but they didn't tell anybody. james hancock has been arrested, charged with attempted murder. luckily the two students who were shot, they are expected to be okay. all right. i can't wait to show you these pictures. i know denis phillips loves march 4th. this is what people in good are dealing with. this is just outside of my hometown in atlanta. this is crazy. some places got almost four inches of snow. and here is what is interesting. some of these pictures actually page fans. because his family lives in the north georgia mountains. he couldn't believe it. this after we dealt with the

you can believe that. all right. they're dealing with that. and then in alaska, it's too warm. seriously too warm. unseasonably warm. so they're running out of snow for their annual dog sled competition. the solution, you pack seven railcars with snow and roll it into anchorage. that is not cheap. most city budgets are built around getting it out. they also had to make changes to the race. short especiallying -- shortening the race from 11 miles to 3. it kicks off tomorrow morning. how is it too warm there, but it's snowing in atlanta? >> that's what happens. you know, usually in one part of the country if it's really warm, the other part it's really cold. atlanta, you mentioned the snow. they will be in the 70s later next week. >> we're already enjoying it. >> that right there is a fire.

go anywhere. there is the smoke pushing off to the east. i suspect it's a controlled burn. but it is something that we will make a call on just to make sure. river gate, boy, it's a beautiful afternoon. we had showers and storms in the overnight hours. hernando county, citrus county, if you were watching last night we were talk going that. by first thing this morning, everything cleared out. it turned out to be a breezy counties. not so much down south. 80 in sebring. 81 in lake wales. but that front is bringing in cooler and drier conditions which is why the northern counties, lower 70s. even closer to 60 near the beach. that's because the temperature is coming off the gulf. still quite a bit cooler than the inland areas. saturday morning, we look for low 50s across most of the area.

and even a couple upper 40s across the northern counties. then the warm-up begins. and by next week, especially the middle of next week, we're talking temperatures closer to 90 than to 80. so there's a lot of warm air that will be rolling in. for the time being, the weekend looks good. maybe a couple clouds on the east coast. but our forecast looks exceptional, with temperatures warming up each and every day. high temperatures on saturday anywhere from the low 70s closer to the beach to the low to mid 70s inland. as i said, by early next week, we warm up nicely. we're at 81 by tuesday. and we're a lot warmer than that wednesday and thursday. i will talk about that coming up at 5:00 on abc action news. >> thank you, denis. we have breaking news to tell you on the new tampa bay. the knife reportedly found at the home of o.j. simpson, the former home of o.j. simpson apparently is not consistent with the weapon used

his ex-wife nicole brown and ron goldman. we have been following this story all day. again, they're saying it doesn't look like the knife is consistent with the one that was used in those killings. we of course will have more on those updates coming up at 5:00. want you to take a live look right now at the conservative political action conference stage in maryland. ted cruz on the stage right now. let's listen in. >> and the key to that, listen, we started off with 17 candidates which means there are a lot of folks in this room that started off supporting other people. there were a lot of good people in this race. i understand that. i respect that. but the field has narrowed and it's narrowed and narrowed. we have had 15 races. our campaign has beaten donald in five states. we beat him in ohio.

we beat him in alaska and minnesota. i think that plan is real. i think the establishment is paying all this money to do it. but i want to move on to other topics because i think the voters have something to say about that. the one thing they haven't factored in is they can't buy your votes. they can't decide for you. and you will have the power to pick the people that want to be the next leader 6 this country. >> you're looking at the conservative political action conference right now. also right now, we have a little bit of news for you. there's an effort underway to improve safety when we all fly. jackie callaway is here to explain there's also concern >> exactly, laura. some of the changes we're talking about can take years. the debate intensified after the disappearance of malaysian flight 370. a piece of wreckage was found off the coast of africa, two a trace.

we still don't know where the plane ended up. new safety changes include planes in distress having to report their position every minute to help search and rescue teams but it would only apply to planes built six years from now and later. many of the planes in the year will be used for 20 years. the international civil aviation organization that sets global standards would require airlines to report their position every 15 minutes over open water. that doesn't have to happen until 2018. it is to track flights using satellite. the u.s. will require that technology on all airlines in 2020. right now there's no international deadline. airlines will also be required to have a new way to recover information from the block box and cockpit voice recorders so crews don't have to search underwater. that requirement doesn't kick

the chairman of the ntsb says it's long overdue. >> how many of you have been grossed out by an airplane restroom? small so you smell everything. and then there's the whole blue water thing. now boeing wants to try out self cleaning restrooms. the company says the uv light kills more than 99% of germs in just three sects. it turns on after someone leaves. boeing is now testing out the technology right now and says it could be installed in their restrooms on the existing planes in the future. well, i want you to look at these things. not the dog but the vest that the dog is wearing. it looks silly and the guy that created it knows it too. but he did it to protect his dog and other dogs from coyotes. because he found his dog in a coyote's mouth and it wound up dying. >> it's going to be very, very difficult for anybody to be able to bite you.

say, oh, my gosh, what are you? i just know that coyote is not going to be able to kill my dog instantly. i'll have a chance to go intervene. >> the spikes are plastic so it won't actually hurt a coyote. they start around $100. also right now, job alert. this is for construction jobs to help build the expansion at tampa international airport. there is a possibility of working on other jobs down the line. the fair is at the senior library from 9:00 to 3:00 tomorrow. you have to rsvp. all of the information that you need is on our facebook page right now. all you have to do is search the new tampa bay. speaking of jobs, fortune just came out with its list of best places to work. but i don't think many of you are running out to california to try to go apply over at google. so we sent our adam weiner to show us businesses on the list right here in tampa bay hiring right now. what they do to keep their employees happy.

>> that's true. >> reporter: the first impression for guests at hilton hotel is antonio. he has been a doorman here for 30 years. >> have you ever looked into working somewhere else. >> no. i don't know why. >> reporter: he is so happy at this hotel that he says only once did he ever consider leaving. >> another company was looking at me. but i kept answering them no. i'm very happy here. >> reporter: and that's just one of the reasons that the hilton hotel is on the list of 100 best places to work. their turnover rate of 16% is below the industry average of 20%. fortune also looked at workplace flexibility and boss competency. when asked about workplace culture, most employees say they like it a lot. >> they teach you how it works. that's the beauty about it. about service. >> reporter: and it also helps

>> we have centers like the hotels. we can get hilton hotels or hilton brand hotels at a discount. 35 to $55 for employees. >> reporter: the coordinator is tasked with finding the right members to join the team. she says experience is important but a lot of it comes down to personality. >> i think the main thing is personable. you need to try to get along with as many people as you can. >> reporter: if you want to join hotel, antonio is a good role model. >> i'm laura harris. thank you for joining us on the new tampa bay. abc action news at 5:00 starts right now. >> nearly three days on the run. now at 5:00, a teenager accused of getting away after a police chase finally in jail. how police tracked him down. breaking developments in the o.j. simpson murder case.

knife buried at the old simpson property. the annual influx of spring breakers begins. what you need to know to navigate as a local. i'm jamison uhler. >> and i'm wendy ryan. thanks for joining us. tonight a break-through in the search for a man who carjacked a woman at gun point. >> a traumatizing ordeal caught on this surveillance video right here that ultimately tracked down the thieves. ryan raiche shows us where they found them. >> reporter: the winter haven woman seen here in the video is breathing a sigh of relief tonight. the men that terrorized her earlier this week are locked up. >> they're predators and need to be kept off the street. >> reporter: they caught a break early this morning. they got a tip that the man they were searching for was staying at the grove motel in lake wales. a team of officers carefully swarmed in this morning and arrested him with no problems. >> he committed this crime using a firearm. we had every reason to believe