>> one 14-year-old twin sister dead. their 13-year-old brother fighting for his life. both mowed over on a bicycle. >> it feels like i have no life without her. >> what the driver may have been doing right before the crash. plus, a pinellas elementary school divided. >> all parents can come together to help all races of kids, not just the black kids. >> a note home that is singling out students. where a tiger could have

it's 4:00 and that means that the now tampa bay is on. we're going to start with two breaking news stories right now. the first florida case of zika being transmitted sexually in polk county. the person got it while traveling overseas. we don't know who the person is. but the governor is asking the cdc to have another call with health care workers about how zika is spread and how to protect your several. several arrests made in polk county in the murder of a lakeland man. ryan raiche has more on this from winter haven. how did they find these people, ryan. stuff. take a close look at this. this is a family of four. the mug shots. there are so many. they all had a hand in the murder.

detectives, they all confessed. take a closer look. this is the johnson family and their friend, michael gund. they are accused in the murder of robert banks. they claim they killed banks as revenge for an alleged rape of someone close to them. >> they proceeded to beat robert viciously. they kicked him. they strangled him with an electrical cord. they beat him with a pipe. they be him with their fists. they beat him with sticks. >> reporter: and here is what led up to that. one of the brothers here actually called their father, brian johnson senior. he came over and helped them get rid of the body. the body was found in the swamp

they're not sure if it actually happened. but they will continue to continue the investigation. coming up at 5:00, i will explain what tipped them off on these guys involves a picture on a cell phone. that's coming up at 5:00. >> thank you, ryan. a jacksonville police officer is out of surgery expected to recover after being shot three times this morning, one shot to the head. it happened when the undercover officer pulled someone over earlier this morning. the story gets worse from here. the 14-year-old kid of that officer was in his unmarked car when it all happened. school. cops are still trying to figure out why the suspect even place. they do know he was shot several times as well. also. also in jacksonville right now, totally crazy story. a 4-year-old shoots his mother

the bullet going into the driver's seat and in her back. she is self described as pro guns. you can see her there holding her son with the gun. a deputy rolled up on the mom. she was trying to motion for help after she got help. a lot to figure out on this one as deputies are trying to figure out what happened. at last check, she was stable at the hospital. this afternoon, we finally know why there was big drama outside of the pin also county justice center in clearwater this morning. three bottles were wrapped in duck tape outside. people thought they might be explosives. thankfully it turned out to be a hoax. adding to the problem, pinellas 911 got a call while that was going on saying that a man was headed to the justice center to shoot the place up. lots of activity there.

business as usual in a different part of the courthouse where hulk hogan versus gawker trial is on three. a videotaped deposition was played of the former editor of gawker who published the sex tape that could ultimately cost them as much as $100 million. he says he doesn't know if hogan had that take and he was going to publish it but he knew he was going to do it anywhere. down. tonight on the now, we have a story a lot of people are scratching their heads about. a local elementary school criticized about this letter. they sent a letter home about kids getting in trouble. the problem is, it singled out specific students. about the letter. >> reporter: this letter was sent out monday here at

and this is actually a copy of that letter. some parents we talked to say they're not happy about how it was written. the letter starts off saying parents, we need your help. >> well, when i first got it, i thought it was something more specific to my son, just the way it was addressed. >> reporter: it was what was take. the flyer went on to say our behavior data is showing our black students are getting the majority of referrals at school and in part saying we need ideas on how we can improve our interactions with our black students to help them be more successful in school. >> maybe somebody should have looked over the letter before it went out to make sure it wasn't politically incorrect and stereo typing a race in the school. >> reporter: the district wouldn't go on camera with the now to explain the flyer but they gave us a statement saying unfortunately insensitive

and it was not approved by the district. so we asked for the numbers on kids referred. of the 144 referrals this school year, 61% were african- american students. 37% were caucasian students. students. >> maybe send out a letter showing the different races, the behavior issues and say, hey, we're having an issue. let's come together. we can see it ourselves where maybe the majority of the trouble is coming from. instead of them pointing it out and saying they're being bad. >> reporter: the flyer also went home to selective parents, asking them to come to a meeting at the school. leaving sherry with even more questions. >> why single out certain kids? why -- how did this happen? >> reporter: that meeting is scheduled for next wednesday at

for the now tampa bay, i'm nicole grigg. >> thank you, nicole. the district has started to look for a way to be proactive in reducing the number of referrals. they say the goal of being proactive and finding solutions is part of a national trend to lower behavior problems with african-american students in classrooms. breaking traffic news for you. alternate 19 is closed right now because of a water main break. this video from action air 1 from a short time ago. this started before lunch and they still haven't gotten it fixed. avoid that area at all costs unless you get stuck on the detours. flash flood warnings in parts of louisiana. cars already under water. check out this video. this is in northeast louisiana after heavy rains there. schools closed in the area due to the weather. luckily the water didn't seep into the homes. hard to believe it didn't. then you look outside where we are and it is just gorgeous and warm.

>> everything that you warned us about. is that system headed our way? >> it is. and that is going to be our next rain chance as that system slowly works its way in our direction. in the meantime we have a gorgeous stretch of very warm weather. do you like it this warm this time of year. >> i'll take it. >> you're so easy. >> i'll take it. >> not much we can do about it right now. 81 in new port richey. st. pete at 77 degrees. all of our temperatures today have been well above the averages for this time of year. even tonight, the temperatures remaining in the 70s, right through to 10:00. and we are on that dry trend, like i mentioned, until the next storm system moves through the state. i will show you when that will happen and how long we will stay this far above average coming up in a bit. laura. >> thank you, shay. the best view of the total solar eclipse we couldn't see in tampa bay.

and the once in a lifetime view that people are sharing right now. but before we go, one quarter at a time. hopefully we will be able to get to that. the video that you're seeing right now are the nine firefighters after a building explosion. this happening in seattle. thankfully they are all expected to survive. the information we're getting right now is that that explosion destroyed at least one building. also three businesses in that building. crews were trying to respond to a gas leak that was in the neighborhood. people say it felt like an earthquake. again, no matter what you see in this video, we are being told no one else was hurt and all of the firefighters are expected to survive. all right. still ahead on the now, the best view of the total solar eclipse we couldn't see here in tampa bay. and the once in a lifetime view that people are sharing with us right now. but before we go, one

a man manages to make off with $200,000 worth of quarters. that's 10,000 pounds. wait one second. it's about as big as a real life elephant. our partners at newsy have that. >> reporter: an alabama man admitted to stealing thousands of dollars from the federal government in quarters. stores cash and coins for the federal reserve bank in alabama. each bag contains $50,000. during an inventory check in 2014, authorities realized that missing. david lancaster davis worked for brinks in 2014. he replaced the missing coins with beads. the coins that he didn't steal were specifically placed in view of the bag's plastic window.

with each quarter weighing 5.67 grams, that's nearly five tons of quarters. the fbi linked the theft to denis and he was charged with one count of bank theft. he entered a bank fee and must reimburse the bank for every quarter he stole. it was the equivalent of a major bank heist. he faces a maximum of 10 years

>> breaking news here on the now tampa bay. the first uterus transplant has failed. the patient had a sudden complication and had to remove it. it was days after they announced it happened. lindsey was part of a clinical

lindsey is doing okay right now recovering. ten women are part of that study. and the clinic says they plan to continue to go forward. >> are you kidding me? oh, my gosh. >> oh, my gosh. >> oh. [cheering and applause] >> soldier homecomings never get old. what a great surprise for this fifth grade teacher. her husband was away for a near in the middle east. he wasn't supposed to be home until may. what better way to come home than with a big surprise. >> we are finally back home today. it is nice to be home. >> we're grateful for technology because we were able to skype a lot and our son was able to talk to daddy and see

that was pretty cool. >> speaking of their son, they were headed home right after the interview to surprise his 2- year-old son. well, millions of people across indonesia and the pacific got the chance to see the total solar eclipse last night. it looked like that. but 136 people were lucky enough to have an incredible view, flying 37,000 feet in the area. it was all thanks to an astronomer finding an alaskan airlines flight that would be in the air at the time of the big event. they would have to change their departure time so the passengers could see it. he persuaded them to do so. other elips chasers booked window seats and handed out protective eye wear. the sky went dark and the ring around the moon glowed. >> it's like christmas and easter and new year's all combined. that's what it's like. >> it was like a tidal wave.

>> it lasted just one minute 53 seconds. we will be able to see it in the u.s. on august 21st of next year but only in certain states up north. we won't be able to see it in tampa bay. >> at least there are great pictures. >> i'm not complaining because the weather looks fantastic here. >> definitely on the warm side. take a look at the temperatures right now. 82 in tampa. 81 in clearwater. 77 in st. pete. winds are coming out of the southeast at 10 to 15 miles per hour right now. and you probably noticed earlier today, we had gusty winds, up to 25 miles per hour. and that southeasterly flow is not only pumping in the warmth but adding humidity. all of the green speckles that we're seeing is on the east coast of florida. we are certainly noticing the

on the rise in the next 24 to 48 hours. starting the morning at a cool 57 degrees or thereabouts. we're not necessarily going for any records right now. temperatures will remain above the average, in the morning as well as the average, for a little while. take a look. tomorrow morning's lows in tampa around 63 degrees. in spring hill, 65. and tomorrow, we will be rebounding into the low 80s. so a gorgeous day for hanging out in the backyard and even taking a dip in the pool this time of year. laura, do you know who these guys are. >> yes. they're going to be -- rascal flatts. >> i knew you would know who they are. i'll have the forecast too. >> i can't wait. how about this, taylor swift stops in brooksville and

wait before you get excited. we have things to tell you about the headlines. before we go, talk about aging gracefully. barbie is 57 years old today. the iconic doll has changed over the years. as you can tell by the faces here, but also body type. barbie now more representative of the everyday woman. it's estimated more than a billion barbie dolls have been sold worldwide.

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sir george martin, the man known as the fifth beatle directly influenced. he died yesterday at his home peacefully. sir paul mccartney and ringo star say that the world has lost a truly great man. if anyone earned the title of the fifth beatle, it was george. martin was 09 years old. let's take a live look outside at the reagan library. people are paying their respects to nancy reagan. the funeral is on floor. president obama will not be there. he is going to a music festival

giving the keynote address. reagan was 94 years old. she died of congestive heart failure. >> what do you want? what do you want? >> it's not that simple. >> we want you to come to tampa bay, ryan. there's rumors that the sequel to the notebook will be filmed in clearwater. that's a no-go. let's serve this as a warning that you can't believe everything that you see on the internet. it's a fantasy website. so that's our first clue. we weren't the only ones getting do you knowed. they would also be filming scenes in akron, ohio and des moines, ohio. i went to the website and i clicked on contact us.

this is a fantasy news website. here is something else on that website. taylor swift in brooksville. no. absolutely not. online. it started with a fantasy website claiming that she showed up at a restaurant, took some pictures with fans. but the inrn would later debunk showing swift showing her boyfriend cal advice -- calvin harris. we are hours away from the first of the presidential debates here in florida.

>> breaking news here on the now tampa bay. check that out. we're looking at a tower cam right now. two homes have already been damaged from a brush fire just outside of orlando. that right there is night vision as they were showing that brush fire. again, two homes damaged. we're not hearing of any injuries and we don't know how it started. i was talking to shay a while ago and she was saying in central florida, the winds are strong so it's not helping the firefighters as they battle the blaze. right now the presidential race focus is now in florida. crucial for republicans because it's winner takes all. 99 delegates up for grabs right now. and we have brand-new numbers from a university poll on where voters stand ahead of the primary. here in florida, donald trump leading with 45% of the vote

marco rubio is in a distant second with 22%. cruz has 18. kasich, just 8%. the polls assistant director says rubio doesn't really have a shot at beating trump in his home state. interesting enough here, ted cruz first florida rally of the year was today in miami. he just started opening florida offices a week ago including in lakeland and tampa. and he picked up a key endorsement from his former competition, carly fiorina. he is arguing a vote for rubio next tuesday is a vote for donald trump. the republican national committee filed a suit to release e-mails belonging to hillary clinton's aides while she was there. they want it released by july 1st, before the democratic convention. in the complaint, the rnc says in part clinton's actions while secretary of state are manifestly relevant to whether she is fit to lead this country. on the democratic side though, the left side of your

hillary clinton winning the women's vote over bernie sanders here in florida, 69-24. over on the right is the overall likely democratic voters in florida. the gap narrowing a little bit. the poll's assistant director says with less than a week of voting, it will be hard for sanders to win florida at this point. the next two presidential debates are in miami. the democrats are up first tonight. abc action news political analyst joins us from there. hi. thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much. great to be here. >> all right, dr. mcmanis. here we go. even if rubio pulls off a big win, does it even mean he has enough steam to keep going with this thing? >> well, there's a poll that has come out even more recent than the one you quoted that shows a tighter race. the one thing that rubio has to

that the polls were really wrong in michigan. so maybe they're wrong here. it's likely that he has an uphill bat. nonetheless, there's a lot of last-minute late deciders still to be had. and he has done fairly well country. if he doesn't do well here, the question is will he keep going? if he keeps going, the strategy will be to try to get trump to get all of the delegates and take it to a contested convention. >> doesn't it get to a point where you finally say i might need to hang up my hat. different. they might be trying to get votes away from trump even if >> that's true. take all. yes, it's true that two of the biggest prizes march 15th are florida and ohio. they're both winner take all. but there are other states that are giving out proportionately.

delegates. if there is a clear continued stop trump, obviously rubio will go on. >> we were talking about florida as a swing state. some people call tampa a swing city. what exactly does that mean and do our votes really count that whole state? >> absolutely. you know, tampa is the biggest media market in the state. 25% of all registered voters listen to television in tampa. would you be at all surprised to know, of course not, it's the most competitive as well. the tightest between democrats and republicans and a lot of swing independent voters. so it's often said that as florida goes, as florida goes so does the nation in the election. it's why the candidates constantly come back to tampa over and over again.

november, the one that's are nominated especially. >> dr. mcmanis in miami for us this afternoon. candidates. we'll get back to you. >> thank you very much. wild side. when you're sitting in traffic, there's usually nothing to do but get mad and sit in traffic unless you see that guy coming towards you. what is that? yep, tiger. it is apparently illegal to have a tiger as a pet in that country. you see him trying to get the tiger from underneath the car. they make it out just fine. someone you might not expect could greet you the next time that you stay in a hotel. meet connie. it can be and do everything a real concierge would from letting you know when breakfast is served and offering suggestions of places to go near way.

connie, the smarter she gets. it is making jobs a little easier. hilton is testing it in virginia. it could ex pa noted to other parts of the country in the future. ahead on the now, what the guy accused of shooting a pastor was throwing over the fence of the awhite house before he was arrested. and what we could find out about the knife found at oj's house.

last week when the knife was turned over, lapd said the

inconsistent with the injuries on oj's ex-wife nicole and ron goldman. a construction worker helping with the demo of the house back in 1998 found the knife and gave it to a detective. a strange turn of events continues to unfold connected to the shooting of a pastor in idaho. that pastor shot 24 hours after being part of ted cruz's rally last weekend. the man accused of shooting him has been arrested outside of the white house. police arrested kyle odum, a former marine last night when he was throwing things over the fence at the white house. they included flash drives and a manifesto. and we just learned in that manifesto, he said the pastor he shot was a martian.

obama saying he is certain that obama knows about the martian humanoid among us. >> i would say there's a dozen or so, 15 senators, and twice that amount in the u.s. house and probably half again that amount from the israeli government. >> odum was wanted for shooting the pastor six times in the parking lot of the church on sunday. thankfully he is expected to be okay. police say they don't see a reason why the shooting was politically motivated. it's a 21-page application that will get them in the voting booth this november. we will tell you why a record number of permanent residents are applying for naturalized citizen ship. before we go, a local father fuming about the loss of one of his twin daughters and almost his son. what a driver may have been doing just before he hit the

>> breaking news in the last few minutes.

spaghetti warehouse will remain open in ebor. they got an overwhelms response by guests when they announced they would be closing. they made a last-minute decision and changed their minds. the restaurant has been in that location for 25 years. today was supposed to be the last day, but now you can enjoy your spaghetti warehouse for at least the next year before they find a new place to relocate. an 8th grader from citrus county hit by a suspected drunk driver has died. her little brother is still fighting her his life. they were hit from behind blocks away from their home. now the family is opening up about the tragedy. >> reporter: it happened in the northbound lanes of independence highway. now, take a look. you can see there are no bike lanes on this busy road. there are are no sidewalks.

no choice but to share the road with motorists. 14-year-old savannah zimmerman is finding comfort in her father's arms. the one person she had an unbreakable bond with is now gone, her sister caitlyn. >> she meant so much to me. we did so much together. >> reporter: caitlyn's organs are donated tuesday night. family by her side as doctors took her off the ventilator and pronounced her dead. >> i told her good-bye. >> reporter: the inverness middle schooler had gone on a ride with her 13-year-old brother dylan. dylan had a flat tire so caitlyn told dylan he could ride her back and she jumped on the back pegs. >> she was always giving. >> reporter: the driver of an suv hit them, throwing them off of the bike in the middle of independence highway.

the driver, 40-year-old brandon wooder was drunk. >> he took one of my kids. >> reporter: savannah didn't see the crash but says her connection to her sister was so strong that she felt something. >> i had a bad feeling. i never had that feeling before. >> reporter: caitlyn and dylan were flown to the hospital in gainesville. dylan is there in the pediatric icu in critical condition. he's had surgeries on head, neck, spine and spleen. the 6th grader hasn't woken up yet. when he does, he will learn the heart breaking news, that one of his big sisters is gone. >> it's going to be hard. >> reporter: wooder is now facing dui charges in. the wake of the death, it's likely the charges will be up. so far no funeral arrangements have been made and the focus

in inverness for the now tampa bay, i'm jack in-- jacqueline ingles. >> people are texting and walking more, doing this thing right now, not paying attention. many not getting in the crosswalk and paying attention to what is going on. according to the report, the group estimates the number of people dying on the street increased by 10% last year. that's the largest year to year increase since 1975. and florida had the second highest number of pedestrian deaths only behind california last year. there is good news here. we're actually lower than what you would compare it to the first six months of 2014 to 2015. we had 11 fewer deaths, a 4% decrease. so what is different now? well, as we said earlier, the

some people don't even look up when they cross the street or are not in crosswalks. another factor is cheaper gas. more people are on the roads. we also have a greater awareness of our health these days. more people are walking short distances, knowing it's good for them. increasing the number of pedestrians out there. right now there's a contest to rename a stretch of one of our most dangerous highways for pedestrians. for that matter, one of the most dangerous in the country, us-19. this is the stretch of us-19 running through pasco county. send your suggestions online until monday march 21st. after the finalists are picked, you can vote again in april. we're going to head back out to the breaking news. that brush fire happening in palm bay. it has now grown to 25 acres. we're hearing four homes have been damaged. thankfully no injuries to report.

reporting there are voluntary evacuations happening. let's take a live look -- actually, i think we're going -- no. what i want to tell you, shay and i were talking about this earlier today. it went from 10 acres to 25 acres in 45 minutes. you're saying the wind out there is pretty bad. >> i just checked the wind reports as well. across a lot of florida and central florida in particular where we're seeing the brush fires, the wind speeds have been gusting to 25 miles per hour in the last hour. that is not good when you're trying to fight a fire. of course it's dry out there. in our area, beautiful because it is so dry and sunny and we have been on the warm side. right now you're looking at a live look out in the apollo beach area. take a look across the state. this is our satellite and radar composite. nice and dry across the state. that would be great except for when you have a brush fire. right? take a look at the heavy rain that is inundating part of our gulf states.

arkansas, mississippi. even into tennessee. this large system has been creating flooding concerns for a lot of that area. it is going to be on the move and it will be headed into our area by the weekend. coming up. but at least for the time being, at least through friday, probably into saturday, we are going to remain perfectly dry and on the warm side. it takes a little while for the the country. so if you are planning on heading out to the valspar championship tomorrow, the weather is looking great for it. starting off at 6:00 when the gates open, 65 degrees. by noon, up to 77. we will top out in the low 80s out in the palm harbor area. but by 6:00, the temperature coming back down to the mid- 70s. that's where we should be for an average high this time of year. with the exception of the winds. they will still be gusting at 10 to 25 miles per hour. at least for the evening

rascal flatts performance at relaxing. range. so looking good out there. if you have tickets to the valspar championship, you get to see rascal flatts for free. how cool is that. by 9:00 when people are heading home, temperatures near 70 still. check out the four-day forecast here. looking very dry until sunday. that's when those rain chances really start going up as that system starts to settle in. so it looks like it's somewhat of a slow mover. what does that mean for the first of the workweek? denis has the forecast in just a bit. we will have him with that full forecast for you on action news at 5:00. you can see up until then, we will remain well above average temperatures, with highs in the low 80s. laura, back to you. >> thank you, shay. an american student is killed in a stabbing rampage in israel.

visiting the area in the name of peace. today biden saying that the u.s. is committed in the support of israel. he condemned the terror attacks and indirectly criticized palestinian leaders for not doing the same thing. the student killed was a first year mba student and graduated from west point. >> our thoughts and prayers go out to the parents and the family as well. >> one of the things that we know is that the world is a dangerous place right now, particularly the middle east. >> vice president biden tweeting out saying there is no justification for such acts of terror. his wife was also in the area where the attack happens and says it brings home the reality that terror can strike anywhere at any time. listen to this. one in four people are struggling to pay their medical bills right now. are you one of them?

insurance but still are having a hard time paying your bills. that's the reality according to a new poll by harvard school of public health. it also suggests four out of ten people have spent all or most of their personal savings on health care costs in the last two years. in a separate study, the kaiser family foundation finding companies are shifting those costs to their employees. concluding that just having health insurance these days is not enough. the next step is making sure that people don't go broke when they get six. one in five children in the united states living in poverty. now the american academy of pediatrics wants to start assessing kids for that. >> reporter: it's hard to wrap our heads around a figure so large. >> more than half of our kids in the u.s. live near poverty.

family of four making $24,000 or less a year. >> many can't afford food, basic shelter, and can't pay their bills. >> reporter: the number is disturbing no doubt. there is growing evidence that the stress of not having regular meals and housing and a stable home environment can lead to significant health problems. >> 45% of our kids are getting inadequate nutrition. >> reporter: dr. soe says the issue is deeper. >> i can't do my homework because i have to take care of the younger kids because mom is working two jobs. the question is are you having problems making ends meet at the end of the month? >> reporter: this is the simple question that the american academy of pediatrics is urging doctors to start asking parents. >> ask at every visit because

lose their jobs. >> reporter: things like a death in the family or a loss of a second income. >> you may be able to blame your dna for not making more money at your job. short men and overweight women could have it the worst. that's aaccording to -- according to a new study. they looked at genes to come up with this. factors such as income and nutrition wouldn't impact the results. the man three inches shorter than a man would make $1,600 less a year. height doesn't impact professional success for women though but their weight does. researchers finding a woman who is about 14 pounds heavier than average would make around $1,600 less a year. they aren't sure exactly why this is. this doesn't mean that your fate is sealed if these are your body types. they hope this prompts more scientists to look into workplace discrimination.

>> love, love, love this. adele surprised two fans bringing them on stage to perform. a little back story on this. this racked up millions of views on youtube. you hear them singing along there as they cover songs like hello and someone like you. our own ashley glass is vacationing in ireland and was at the concert when it happened. pretty cool. back to the race for the white house right now. as we know, donald trump is bringing out the voters in droves.

they're hoping to stop donald trump. >> their contact info, marital history, children's info. >> reporter: 21 pages stand between america's permanent residents and their path to legalized citizenship. >> we're helping people with this process. >> reporter: nicole and the colorado immigrant rights coalition is helping several hundred applicants find their american dreams just in time to cast their first american ballots this november. and chances are they won't be voting for this man. >> they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists. and some i assume are good people. >> many of the things that they're responding to are the stereotyping, the building of the wall comments, the anti- muslim rhetoric. people think this cannot happen. >> reporter: around the country 11 million permanent residents

>> i don't think he has noticed that this country is made out of immigrants. >> reporter: jose says the applicant is his ticket to an american voice, a voice that will not be endorsing donald trump. >> i don't want a leader that will kick the people who made this country out of this country. i don't want a president who wants to start wars. >> i don't think he will ever be ready to be a president. >> reporter: are the candidates ready for the surge of first- time voters. >> for the now, i'm andy choi. >> a lakeland girl escapes a terrifying ordeal. the three things that your child needs to know to he is coo incompetent from the trick that he tried to pull. candidates facing off in miami tonight. and abc action news is there right now.

a huge impact on the democratic nomination. a family arrested in a murder case. why investigators say they targeted the victim. >> i'm jamison uhler. >> and i'm laura harris in for wendy ryan tonight. first traffic trouble right now for drivers in pinellas county. action air 1 flying over the water main break that you see there. crews have been working on this for a while. alternate 19 is closed at lee street. the detours happening are at wilson and skinner boulevard. it's not clear how long these repairs are going to take but we will keep you updated. now to palm harbor. two people in critical condition tonight after a head- on crash there. it happened just before 2:00 on alternate 19. investigators say one of the cars accidentally swerved into on coming traffic. the names have not been released yesterday. traffic is now moving.