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.

so far a gofundme account has raised nearly $60,000. tonight fellow deputies are remembering one of their own killed in a wrong-way crash over the weekend. the deputy was hit head-on while driving on the selmon expressway. 10 news reporter darren flowers shows you why a woman believes she is alive to tell her story because of the deputy's quick action. >> reporter: sarah garrett feels fortunate to be alive. a wrong-way driver on the selmon expressway was headed straight for her car saturday morning. >> i was flashing my lights like a strobe light at him. >> reporter: that's when the officer followed his mission to protect and serve. he rushed in front of her crashing head on into eric mcbeth. mcbeth was driving west on the expressway in the eastbound lane. >> i feel certain in my heart

about to happen to me. and that he sacrificed himself instead. >> reporter: her father, also grateful he can still embrace his daughter. >> the man who saved my daughter and he is a national hero. >> reporter: todd had been with the hillsborough sheriff's office six year. his colleagues are emotional as they shared a piece of who he was. >> he'll definitely be miss. the thing i'll miss the most is his smile. he was a great person. >> reporter: they say he truly cared for others. embracing the safety net program, which helps locate missing adults and children. >> john made us better. he made the program and sheriff's office better. >> reporter: flags have still flying at half staff for the officer. he'll forever be remembered on the fallen officer's memorial. >> i would like to thank his family as well as him for his service.

>> we just learned about the funeral arrangements for the deputy. there will be an open visitation at st. timothy's catholic church in lutz on friday at 11:00 a.m. the service will then follow at 1:00 p.m. deputy will be laid to rest in massachusetts. investigators are looking into whether mcbeth was unfortunately of alcohol when he hit the officer. that's been the case in several recent wrong-way crashes. we are taking a closer look at how to protect yourself from a wrong-way driver headed towards you. remember, to stay right at night. most of the time a wrong-way driver will be in the right lane, which will be your left lane. if you stay right at night then you have a better chance of avoiding a head-on collision.

viral showing a man urinating on a conveyor belt at the kelloggs production plant in memphis. f.d.a. is investigating this. we are not showing the video due to its nature. kellogg officials say the video was recorded in 2014. they just became aware of it. they say products that could have been affected include rice treats and cereal. the items would be past expiration if they were still on store shelves. tomorrow is the day you need to get out and vote. several states hold their primaries tomorrow. you have been hearing for weeks how important florida is. that's because so many delegates are up for grabs on the republican side 99. whoever wins gets all of the delegates. for democratic it is different.

explains the difference between delegate and super delegates. >> reporter: there are 246 democratic delegates up for grabs in florida's presidential primary. a delegate represents the will of the voters at the democratic national convention. most of the delegates will be provided portionally to each delegates. super delegates do not have to follow the will of the voter. they can change their mind until the moment they cast their vote at the convention. delegates. delegates. if sanners was close enough the the nomination. one of our super delegates says that probably won't happen. >> we make up less than 15% of the overall voting population of the convention. never, ever in the history of

difference. we have never overturned the will of the people. >> most super delegates indicate who they plan to vote for before the convention. jeannie dean 10 news wtsp. the fbi. now the creates of what's app may face a department of justice investigation. it is owned by facebook and allows you to send message and make phone calls online. a judge has given the department of justice the go ahead to look at messages for a criminal investigation. but those are encrypted. makers will have to decode them which creates another privacy versus security battle. women make up half the work force but they hold less of s.t.e.m. jobs. that's science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. florida's polytechnic university is encouraging parents to help young women try to change.

talk to them about the color that is in the jell-o. and how agriculture scientists could have been involved or a food scientist. >> getting girls involved in s.t.e.m. mean starting them at a young age and having a mentor that is also helpful. no longer a victim. abuse survivor is on a mission to help others heal. that was lauren cook. she is the founder of lauren's kids. she is taking her message on the road with the hope of healing tour and walk in my shoes journey. it is a four mile walk. she is remodeling the alpha house in tampa. non-profit helps homeless pregnant women and mothers with young children, many of whom are the victims of sexual abuse. renovations will be done this friday. staying on top of your evening commute.

side of i-275 near ashley. moving along there. look at i-4 at nebraska. not too bad out there. a live look at downtown st. pete. fast-moving clouds. we are also tracking fog that could show up for your morning commute tomorrow. we'll talk about that coming up. get instant alerts any time of the day.

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headlines around the nation and scan. an investigation isunderway in kansas trying to determine why an amtrak train derailed overnight. train was heading from chicago to l.a. when it jumped the tracks west of wichita. 30 passengers were hurt. two are in critical condition. fbi is investigating why missiles were found in cargo for a u.s.-bound plane in libya. the war heads had built in safety so they would not explode in flights. to create ied's. former north carolina trooper said he felt his life gun. if a picture is worth a this. more than 600 flags marked the

art center where dog walkers are not picking up the poop. that is your 60 second scan. cbs and ncaa are investigating bracketgate. it is not clear how the tournament got leaked online while cbs was half way through announcing the matchups. if you try to fill out the winning ncaa bracket every year without any luck you are in good company. you cannot beat your friends at work or your kids. don't feel too bad. 10 news reporter bobby lewis is on the road looking for friendly march madness competition. >> reporter: three years ago i set out on a mission. to prove you didn't have to know anything about basketball to fill out your march madness bracket. and boy, was i right. >> i think you are just coloring. >> reporter: i lost to my 2- year-old. >> i had to get my revenge so i beat her the next year and

>> do you know what a tie breaker is? >> no. >> do you have a strategy? >> what is a strategy? >> i guess you don't. >> reporter: this march i decided i needed a bigger challenge. >> what plays basketball? >> me. >> who love basketball? we are going to pick your favorite teams to see who you think will win. >> i'm going to win big this year. >> no you are not. >> i guess which one i like. >> which color are you going to use? >> texas. >> texas. >> buffalo. >> do you like ducks? that's why you wrote o, right? that is a lot of hearts. i don't know about indiana. that may not be a good choice. that is utah. >> why do you like little rock?

>> that's the letter c. >> i like rainbows. >> who doesn't like rainbows? >> indiana or perdue? >> i picked oklahoma. >> you picked oklahoma, too. >> this is hard isn't it? >> i like north carolina to win it all. the most popular team with the kids the oklahoma sooners. >> if i can not beat this group i may give up brackets all together until next year. on the road bobby lewis 10 news wtsp. >> bobby's kids so cute. >> i bet the little one gets it all right. >> carolina is a great pick. >> tournaments begin on thursday on cbs. i'm dion lim. live in the news room and at 6:00 great white sharks have a bad rap but they are important to our ocean. coming up, see how local

thousands of miles these creature travel and what their research means to marine science. 10 news has live team coverage as trump gets cheer from supporters inside his tampa rally and chants from protesters outside. after 10 investigates exposed questionable relationships in politics, will the people involved face criminal charges? we are digger deeper tonight to brand new findings. that's on "10 news at 6:00". this is a double blow. arkansas got hit with tornadoes. the cities that saw tornadoes two years ago got hit again. >> remember around may flower a massive tornado two years ago was in the same area. thankfully it wasn't as large. this is coming after a foot to

last week. this is one after another insult to injury. three reports of tornadoes yesterday evening. that system is not something that will be of major concern for us. as that slides off to the northeast, we have been enjoying the warm weather behind those showers we got yesterday evening that continued for us this morning. 86 frost proof and sebring. 79 sarasota. 81 brooksville as we are enjoying a very nice and warm start. take a look, clearwater beach as you look off the coast fairly clear skies. beautiful start to the evening from the sky 10 network. we have had a lot of low clouds earlier this afternoon as the showers have moved off to the east. a lot of the clouds are quickly following that. we have a lot of moisture at the surface. your feeling that humidity. i'm sure. so for your evening plans it is

variable clouds in the low 70s. the thing i'm watching is patchy fog developing. here's why. as we take a look, temperatures this evening, i want you to focus on the 1:00 to 5:00 a.m. note the low 70s for the low temperature. i'm going to show you the dew points. that you will find right in the same pocket. low 70s and upper 60s. as the temperature and dew point get close together we see fog. i'm not concerned every county or city is dealing with it. however, what it does look like is low clouds will build in at 11:00 tonight. patchy dense fog will be in the mix well before sunrise and commute. for some we are talking below a mile. that's your weather head line for tuesday. i'm looking at the wind to come down from what we have seen.

near 90 degrees. sebring, haines city, polk city we were there close to that today. by the gulf beaches upper 70s and low 80s. still with winds around 5 to 15 knots. moderate chop is expected. it should be the first day of improvement in a week. two tides in the next 24-hours. i want to talk about the days ahead. a lot coming your way. start with st. patrick's day. the isolated shower or storm is mainly citrus, hernando county up around levee county. that's in the evening. bay area just cloudy and warm around 77 degrees. which you can see on storm tracker 10 and our future cast. rolling the clock ahead, this is what we will be talking about a lot in the days ahead. it looks like a cold front stalls around panama city about quitting time friday leading to

thunderstorms friday evening. saturday it will retreat as a warm front to come through again as a cold front sunday morning. we are talking likely a couple rounds of showers and thunderstorms. for now i'm looking at friday evening and again saturday evening. that could continue into the early, early morning sunday. will be dry. timing could be adjusted here and there as we get closer. we have four days to work with. we'll have a look at this and talk about it in the 6:00 half hour. we'll track the winds for you. it is very breezy today. you can always look at your forecast without ever having to turn on the tv or wait for a news cast to come on the air. 10 news is always on your phone at wtsp in your app store. before you pour your wine for dinner you may be getting unwanted extras this your

>> wine expert says wine has additives like any other processed food item. >> i don't think additives in wine are something to worry about now. we have very good and very strict food regulations in the united states. >> if people say i don't want anything in my wine i just want pure, natural wine what do you suggest? >> organtic producers with sustainable agriculture. >> reporter: those wines are

contain few or no additives. it comes down to an issue of disclosure. >> i want to know what i'm eating and drinking. labels should be required on wine the same as any food stuff. >> i had no idea. >> 200 additives. >> i can't even pronounce half of them. current regulations only

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we're going to mak >> get them out of here. donald trump takes on protester after protester in tampa as he stumps for votes in the republican presidential race. is bubba the love strong trust worthy? why a judge says no. their big, vicious and misunderstood. how a local team is working to uncover the mystery behind the great, white shark. good evening. i'm reginald roundtree. >>i'm dion lim. we are hours away from the most important presidential primary to-date. march 15th could make or break home state canidate marco rubio.

the new quinnipiac poll shows ted cruz at 14% and john kasich at 10. >> trump is hoping to hold on to his big lead with a rally in tampa. >> passionate voters from both sides of the aisle showed up. we have life team coverage tonight. >> tammy fields was with protesters outside of the tampa convention center. >> let's get to political reporter mark rivera who is breaking down whether trump's last minute campaigning will have the impact he is hoping for. mark? >> reporter: trump is way ahead in the polls. his campaign knows it is vitally important to get the last-minute voters. the day-of voters to the polls tomorrow. when his campaign asked people here an hour ago whether they had voted early only half had. that's why campaign rallies are here, trying to get the edge in