to disrupt donald trump five times. look at the video. you can see the protesters getting taken out one chanting hate won't win! no violence for those protesting inside. one woman told me she sees donald trump as a rock star. it started with trump's florida campaign chair asking are you ready to put the death nail in marco rubio's campaign. >> what is next? i hope i win ohio. beauty would be if we win florida and ohio we can go in and attack hillary. no more attacking each other. >> reporter: this is trump's second stop of the day. he is on his way to ohio. hitting three of the biggest places before tomorrow's voting.

y on the trump train. this week. all. >> we continue our team coverage with tammy fields. convention center. things got tense between donald tell us about that. >> reporter: there was a lot of yelling. no punching or violence or anything like that. that's politics though. people have opinions. strong opinions and they want to get those things out. as you heard mark say a few minutes ago, some people inside the event had to be tossed out. tempers flaired and there was yelling on both sides. a few dozen protesters signed and hand greeted hundred of trump supporters.

have had it with the republican canidate's hate speech they did not want to see the violence that erupted in chicago, ohio and st. louis to play out here. >> we are dedicated to nonviolence here. we are not here to start trouble. we are here to be heard. that's it. >> we are all here for peace. it would be hypocritical for us to cause trouble. we are not here for that. >> reporter: some trump supporters who waited in long lines for a chance to see the billionaire businessman echoed that feeling. >> we have a right to protest. it is their opinion. they are missing out. >> reporter: donna davis is from black lives matter tampa. she and two other women were tossed out after causing a disruption during the speech saying the crowd was enraged. the recent violence at other trump rallies doesn't phase them. >> it is a small consideration considering where i think we

convention center, i have to tell you a bit of a surprise here. one trump supporter says he kind of understands what many of the protesters are saying. we'll have that part of the story for you tonight at 6:00. for now we are live in downtown tampa, tammy fields 10 news wtsp. senator marco rubio is trailing donald trump from the polls. he is making one last push for votes in his home state. volunteers spent the day phone banking while marco rubio stopped in west palm beach and melbourne. midwest. ohio governor john kasich is state. voters will head to polls democratic canidates are going after trump. bernie sanders and hillary clinton explained the chaos surrounding trump during a town hall meeting. >> donald trump is inciting

>> he is trafficking in hate. >> polls show clinton leading here in florida and in ohio. sanders is ahead in illinois. both have been campaigning all over the place. today alone sanders was in ohio, north carolina, st. louis and chicago. hitting every state that votes tomorrow. clinton made stops in illinois and charlotte with former president bill clinton campaigning in greenville, north carolina. neither sanders or clinton stopped in florida. there is a lot at stake here. 246 delegates are up for grabs including super delegates. at 5:30 we'll break down what the super delegates are and why they matter. if you have already voted you are not alone. huge early voting numbers could have an impact on the races for both parties. we are putting that part of the story together at 6:00. when the results start rolling in tomorrow night make sure you have the free 10 news app. download it to your phone.

the florida primary and what is going on in other states. a major development in a story 10 investigates first broke last fall regarding behind the scenes dealings in hillsborough county. state attorney will not file any criminal charges related to the issuing of the go hillsborough contracts. 10 investigates showed how elected officials were communicating with consultants and deleting public records. state attorney said today their actions failed to cross into criminal wrong doing. noah pransky is digging deeper. you'll get hit full report at 6:00. a hero is how a hillsborough deputy killed in a wrong-way crash is being remembered tonight. fellow deputies are calling him a colleague and a friend. sheriff's office said he died saturday morning when eric bass was driving on the wrong side of the selmon expressway and hit him head-on.

>> i want the people to know that he did his job and he did his job with pride. you can tell by his family and the long line of law enforcement personnel that were there. tonight we are hearing from the woman who spotted that crash and called 9-1-1. investigators in maryland say the man who shot and killed a police officer wanted to die during a gun battle with police. instead that man is in the hospital and three of his brother are under arrest. the police chief said the man started shooting at the first officer he saw outside of a police station on sunday. that set off a shootout between the suspect and other officers. the officer killed was a four year veteran. a branch of al queda says

on a popular beach spot in west africa. 18 people were killed. this cell phone video shows tourist running from the ivory coast beach resort when attackers started shooting. that lasted for hours until special forces shot and killed the militants. iraq military forces say they have in custody an american man who joined isis but quit and turned himself in. the man is a 27-year-old from virginia. according to a record he deflected from isis after fighting with the group for months. he was trying to go back to turkey when he approached a group of iraqi's. the u.s. embassy is working to identify the man's identity. he claim his father is palestinian and his mother iraqi. there are a dozen american citizens fighting for isis in iraq and syria.

pete courtroom as week two of the hogan sex tape trial is underway. a phase of one of the main witnesses took center stage today in the courtroom. 10 news reporter jennifer titus is joining us live. certainly something everybody wants to know is bubba the love sponge going to testify. >> reporter: today the judge signed a subpoena saying he won't have to testify in front of the jury. she says he is so untrust worthy it is just not worth him taking the stand. that went down today in the courtroom as well as a.j.'s testimony. he posted the video. he is gawker's former editor in chief. when he was answering questions about the defense it was mostly about his career. he said he wanted to write about celebrity sex tapes when the tape fell into his lap. he wanted to clear when he said last week in a deposition that

child is at least four. he said he was just being sarcastic and thought the lawyers knew he was telling a joke. when hogan's attorneys cross examined him they did not find it to be a laughing matter. >> those are your words? >> yes. >> are you laughing now? >> no. >> your testimony is that you were laughing. >> not outloud laughing but a smirk. >> you don't think it is that serious to you. >> it is very serious. >> reporter: out here live, he says after he post had the sex tape the traffic on gawker.com did go up. it also went up after hogan started talking about it and filed a lawsuit. hogan is suing gawker for $100 million over the leaked sex tape. the founder of gawker took the stand today. his testimony will continue tomorrow morning. we'll have that live at 9:00 a.m. live in st. pete jennifer titus 10 news wtsp.

evening commute. as we know that donald trump rally in downtown wrapped up an hour ago. clearly having an effect. that back up on the howard frankland bridge there. a live look over florida southern college where the rain is over for now. we have big puffy white clouds in the sky. we'll tell you when you need the umbrella again. you'll see what had passengers bracing for impact then running to help a blacked out driver. it is a life changing

it is a decision no one should have to face. if you could find out whether you'll develop a devastating disease before it strikes would you find out? >> that's the question families in the bay area and across the nation struggle with. whitney wild shows you how testing for an alzheimer's gene split one family down the middle. >> reporter: these are the miss. >> the biggest fear of getting alzheimer's for me is becoming out. >> reporter: marty and his brother matt say alzheimer's, including early on set traveled down their family line for generations. age 50. >> my earliest recollection of alzheimer's disease was at a family reunion.

aunts and uncles suffered from the disease. today their father, just 63 years old is fighting it, too. >> it is unlike anything else. it strips you of who you are. i just had my first child. that was hardest for me to know my kid will never know pop like i know my dad. >> reporter: both say relatives rationalize the trend as a string of bad luck. >> my grandma used to say live life before you are 50. after 50 you never know after that. >> reporter: they each learned they have a 50/50 chance of a genetic mutation that guarantees they'll develop early on-set alzheimer's. marty declined the test. >> while it is possible it could steal joy in our lives later. we don't want to it steal any now.

>> it releases me from the curse this family has had. >> reporter: for marty not knowing what life has in store has taught him how to live. >> it is a big, dark, scary cloud. it makes me a better man. i don't wait to hug my kids or tell them i love them. >> that was whitney wild reporting. marty plans to get tested eventually. mayo clinic says the testing for this particular gene is 100% accurate. if you test positive you'll have early on-set alzheimer's. it is a decision you don't want to take lightly. rainy and sunny and muggy. >> what a mix. >> we have a lot we'll throw at you this week. in fact, the rain cleared out today. we have clouds on the coast. the winds up again today gusting around 30 miles per

you can see the st. pete clearwater airport 28. it is a tale of two stories. sea breeze, because the winds are from the west, have cleared out. the beach is gorgeous from our sky 10 network. around tampa and the bay it is humid and you can see the haze in the air as well as at times some of the clouds that have been pushing off to the east. look at the temperatures. 87 in lake wales. that's down. i saw 88 last hour. sea breeze kicked in. we are 72 in clearwater. that's definitely the difference of being closer to the water, which is cooler in showers, after last night scattered showers continue to hold on. we had a few earlier this morning. as they moved late morning and med day most of the clouds have been trailing with it. even though the skies are clearing out, we are still seeing a lot of humidity at the surface.

lead to is either a low cloud deck tonight after 10:00 or 11:00. but for some of us patchy, dense fog will be possible. starting to really get it together around 11:00 to 1:00 a.m. it looks like for the morning commute, patchy fog will be possible. i think our model is overdone. i don't think it blankets everybody with below a mile visibility. it really helps illustrate that we will, for the first time see the chance of wide spread dense pockets of fog. i would be ready if you are on the roads late tonight. if you are up early for the early morning drive. there will be some pockets until 7:00 or 8:00 a.m. or less. then we will look for clouds and any low fog and maybe a little light mist to push on mid to late morning. get you some sunshine. time in four or five days.

hour near the water. look at the high temperatures. around 86 dade city. 87 wesley chapel. low 80s tampa near the bay and the gulf beaches. i-75 and east will be up around 87 to 88 degrees. 80 in sarasota. we'll be flirting with 90s in the heart land tomorrow. lakeland, winter haven and around sebring. only two tides tomorrow. low tide is up first. as you can see on the beach and boating forecast. it should settle to calm waters later in the afternoon. coming up in the 5:30 half hour we'll talk about this. this is what i mean by we have a lot coming your way this week. st. patrick's day more cloud cover. north of tampa an isolated shower is possible. we have a front coming in friday evening. right around quitting time with a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms. not just showers.

will take another system to kick it through saturday night. will also is look like late night showers and storms could go until sunrise sunday morning. i'll show you how it plays out in the 5:30 half hour. popular cereal giant kelloggs facing major controversy tonight. i'm reginald roundtree. all new on "10 news at 5:30", how an online video of a man on the assembly line is opening up a criminal investigation. >> i think i'm going to win this year. i beat you last year. time to fill out those brackets again. bobby goes on the road to get a

those stories and more coming up next on "10 news at 5:30". first, what this is a letter from someone who's here. she has to take a brand name drug. been taking it since the early 1980's. at that time it cost approximately $180 for 10 shots. the latest refill was $14.700 for the same 10 vials and the company is called valeant pharmaceuticals. i'm going after them. this is predatory pricing and

more than 17 million people across the south are cleaning up from severe weather. hail, tornadoes and deadly flooding. >> it is terrible to hold your kid at night and watch them cry because they lost everything. >> in louisiana four deaths have been blamed on the flooding. rain pushed lakes and rivers to levels not seen in decades. look at this video from missouri. you can see the floodwater rushing down the street into a gas station parking lot. emergency crews are rescuing a driver whose car got stuck in that water. you can see how difficult it is to walk safely across that street. a wild crash between a bus and car, something that could not usually make headlines. this time it was caught on camera from every angle. take a look. this is video captured by the

the car right there in the wrong side of traffic slams into that pole. keeps right on going hitting that bus head-on. to the other angle where this man, waiting at the bus stop sees what is going on. doesn't hesitate at all to run for his life. now check out what was happening on the bus. unfold. imagine how scary that is. they braced for impact. after they rushed to help the driver out of that car. the driver told police he blacked out and doesn't remember crossing that median. he says he took cold medicine earlier that day. the driver is not facing any charges. a spoiler alert on social media. the major investigation now underway to find out what leaked the ncaa bracket online. >> i think he is the most amazing man. he died a hero.

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good evening everyone. i'm reginald roundtree. >> i'm courtney robinson. we are on top of three big stories happening now. russia's president is ordering troops out of syria. he says most of the troops will start to withdraw tomorrow. this is part of an effort to bolster peace talks in the midst of a partial cease-fire. former priest said he is not a murder. he pleaded not guilty to murdering a texas beauty queen 55 years ago. the judge set his bond at $1 million. a new photo of a kalamazoo, michigan shooting survivor is going viral. abigail is laughing with her sister in the hospital in that picture.