making this more tragic today is his 21st birthday. he is spending it in the icu. this is the aftermath of a crash as an alert on tuesday. it was before 8 p.m. on martin luther king. a deputy joe minor was in an unmarked car when he pulled out of the lot into the path of that motorcycle. the sheriff said it had lights coming. he showed a video of the crash. it is dark, what he showed us here if you watch the corner of the screen you see it pull into the road way and it disappears. he was going 8 miles under the speed limit and tried to stop

but it slid into the side of the car. he is in critical condition. >> he will live but he is paralyzed from the midchest con. his lungs were collapsed. he has a brain bleed and spinal cord cut in two places and column fractures. >> he said that the corporal has been cited for failure to yield resulting in serious bodily injury. may may face discipline. he was not distracted by anything at the time of the crash he had three other detectives in the car with him, he just never saw the motorcycle coming. minor is extremely upset and now of course has to live with it. the sheriff, listen to this, visited the family of the young man and handed them a check for $200,000 that's the maximum amount an agency can be held liable for in an accident. that is set by state law.

thrilled by that gesture i'll have more on that part of the story coming up at 6:00. >> i can understand that. sad all the way around. paul is tracking weather >> fall? >> it is interesting here not necessarily tonight but i think tomorrow between day break and about noon the prime time. we have been watching this everything is coming into play. away. moisture is increasing from the east, from the south and from the west but the action is not here around the state. it is way up by louisiana and texas. that's the energy heading our way for tomorrow morning. if we get into the warm sector we'll see strong storms some could reach severe limits there is a possibility of a tornado or two tomorrow morning. after that there will be strong winds.

that may cause the coastal flooding so there is a lot going on. initially most of this is light rain it is an indication that the moisture is coming back from the west and the southwest. this is the quality line and new orleans that's the one that will slide east southeast we have to watch tomorrow morning. head limes isolated tornado threat before noon and on friday and winds behind the front, friday afternoon into friday night may cause minor coastal flooding. after the flooding goes by another round arriving on sunday. this is a classic el nino setup t is cloudy and spotty rain and by 3 a.m. the front is still well to the west. the front accelerates the east and southeast.

and storms around any one of which that will be heavy and that goes by. they shift. we dry up. the next front arrives on sunday. there is a lot going on. we'll talk more at 520. the bus crash yesterday that injured two students has an attorney asking questions about the safety of the district's aging fleet. you may remember back in september a driver lost control and plunged into a bond. the driver was fired and is facing careless driving conditions. what did she have to say? >> she is launching her own investigation into the latest crash. >> when you represent a fired school bus driver involved in a crash with 27 kids on board. >> the bus safety issue is a problem. >> another bus crash catching

>> there was an accident where two kids were injured. what will it take before we reevaluate what is out there. >> she represents the driver that lost control of the bus he was driving and plunged into a pond with a bus full of kids. >> confronted with that emergency was the best decision he could have made, 27 children that day went home to their parents. >> he blames brake failure, the hillsborough district blames him for hitting the gas instead of the brake pedal. an investigation determined there were no brake issues. making it murkier the video cuts off at a critical time of the crash. she is fighting to get all of that video which school officials say may not exist because of water damage. >> i'm not buying that. >> in the bus crash the driver

failed to yield the right of way and collided with another car. she will launch her own investigation. she wants to know everything she can about the bus and its history. >> other buss that we have seen missed inspections. employees quitting, things of that nature that make it seem like there is smoke which means there may be fire. >> according to the department of education hillsborough has one of the old e feets in the state and in the past drivers and mechanics have raised safety issues the board agreed to purchase new buses in the coming years. six arrived today. what about the rest of the aging fleet in. >> if we don't address what is going on with the buses this will happen. so what will it take? >> and officials confirming that they are still working with law enforcement officials to try to retrieve as much of that video as possible on that drive. we'll continue, of course, to follow the story closely. back to you.

thank you very much gloria. a developing situation out of indonesia. ill fants are claiming responsibility for an akack in jakarta. it sounds like the attacks in paris. suicide bombers hitting a starbucks and police booth with gunfire in a bustling shopping area. five attackers and two civilians were killed, a canadian and resident of indonesia. and the secretary of defense is in tampa now meeting at central command at macdill. they are talking about strategies to defeat isis. evan axelbank is there as well and have that report at 6:00. well, the death of a worker at a water treatment plant in venice is under investigation tonight. crews say the worker died after a slab of concrete fell on him at the east side water reclamation facility during work.

all eyes are on melbourne beach along the east coast this evening. that's where one of three powerball tickets was sold. that person was not come forward. one sold in chino hills, california. mumford, tennessee. each winner will get $187.2 million after taxes. and we're live at that publix store where it was sold. any word on the winner. >> reporter: an interesting statistic that there was 2.1 million winners in the state of florida but the majority you would not care about they only won a few bucks but the one person who went into that publix and got a ticket for sharing that billion and a half jackpot that everyone wants to know who it is. >> media from the networks and florida on the beach side town with one burning question

everyone wants to know the answer to -- who won? >> we checked everyone on facebook, we were texting everyone left and right. it is exciting to see. we're thinking wow. >> you didn't buy a ticket? >> not here. >> excitement overwhelming the grocery chain where the ticket was purchased. publix calling in a sheriff's dep deputy to manage the media. >> this is crazy i have not seen this in a while. >> the winning ticket sold here was one of three nationally. each now worth $529 million. a big jackpot fueling speculation among curious residents. >> i just heard that they live in the community next door i think but that's hearsay. i wish it was me. >> this is the only store within ten miles, many speck eye rate the winner may live here.

they doubt it is a million dollar ocean front resident but someone from up north. >> there are a hra rg number of snow birds. they shop here. it could be someone who is local, you never know. >> the police were called out to a local woman's home with a call for help with the media. many gathered around her house after getting a rumor that it was her that won the lottery. the police came back to them saying that she had a message and that was she was not the winner. a lot of reports and rumors and rampant speculation but officials tell me in a big jackpot like this it takes about a week for the person to come forward. they hire outside help like an attorney. tax consultant. a financial advisor before they come forward and claim that big prize. cynthia. >> that makes sense. >> thank you.

last night and that's where one of the tickets was sold. a celebration broke out there, people cheering and hugging. alfs gave the owner a check. he will share it withs employees. the owners of a food mart in mumford, tennessee say the same thing. they will share that with their 50 employees. that store as can you see only got $25,000 for selling the ticket because how much a store gets is determined state by state. 25,000. >> again no word on the winner in tennessee. the jackpot it is now down to $40 million. that was a lot of money until we had one at a billion. that's saturday.

are some people who are a little richer. two $1 million tickets one at 113th street in seminole and another at gull boulevard in zephyrhills. >> thank you. we have a update a traffic headache on i-275. this week traffic shifted in northbound lanes over a bridge crocing himes and dale mabry. it was supposed to make traffic smooth but it is too narrow. officials with the department of transportation said it a problem but they cannot widen the lanes they're working on opening a fourth lane. they will quicken the pace of the sorbing so it will make weeks, not months, to complete. it is just messing up so many things if they close our school. parents at a local county are frustrated and upset. why they want to shut down some of the elementary schools. what the parents are doing to stop it. and a big debate tonight for

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get ready for another wild night in the race for the white house, donald trump will be center stage again in the debate. our political editor craig patrick is here to show us what is at stake. >> reporter: quite a bit for the candidates and trump and cruz who are the front runners. across the nation this is an opportunity for the candidates to capitalize because people have tuned out during the holidays politics and now they're just now tuning back in and tonight's debate is critical across the nation. can you see how the stage is coming together. it did leading up to tonight. what is interesting how things are coming together with respect to donald trump and ted cruz in the first state. that's where we want to place the concentration heading into the debate. it shows you how tight things are and take a look at the latest numbers we're getting from iowa. this is the clear average of

polling in the state of iowa. trump is 27.3%. cruz 26.9%. they are tied and around 27%. followed by marco rubio and behind in the state of iowa and ben carson. this is important because it can get a big shot of momentum who ultimately wins and because the numbers are so tight trump and cruz have been hesitant to go after each other. they may here tonight. >> what are you expecting from marco rubio? >> he may have the most to lose or gain, depending on how you look at it. conventional wisdom there are three tickets if you look for that the candidate that is in third place can come out of that in a very good position. you saw the average numbers. marco rubio is in third place in iowa but with this. this puts a target on rubyo just as it did in the debate. earlier showed how he can go after jeb bush but we found out

what happened when others like ted cruz go after him. he lost some ground because of it and they will come after him yet. it will be interesting to see how he responds. we have not heard about bush lately. can he spring back with a strong perform tonight. >> he cannot spring back he is down but he can get noticed. as you mentioned he has sort of been written off by many. you have a lot of support horse have rallied to the cause and the defense in the and but at this point jeb bush must turn in a stronger performance than he did around to get any traction heading into iowa where he is behind or new hampshire where he is focusing much of his time. he will be on the periphery of the debate stage and it will be income bent on him to be

involved in this debate and he has shown he has and with go after donald trump. he will do that later tonight. >> that will be an interesting night. the debate starts at 9:00 on the fox business network. now your sky tower radar forecast with paul dellegatto. >> s clouds are lowering and thickening. this is what we have seen, it is an indication that the moisture is coming back after a chilly and remember how dry the air was a couple of days ago. dew points in the teens the moisture is back and energy rising our way spells maybe some trouble tomorrow morning with heavy rain and the possibility of some storms in and there could be an isolated tornado or two. dave is in tomorrow, we'll be on

the sky tower radar app. canyou can track the storms at home. they are increasing and light rain this is not the energy we're concerned about. it is way back out in the gulf of mexico. this rain is around the state is moisture, kind of overrunning some cooler air near the ground. this will not be severe. there is light rain and rain approaching the west coast. there will be areas of light rain around tonight but it looks like the timing of this. tomorrow. and until about 1, 2:00 when the storms move from west to east and they will move off the coast by evening. after that. we'll notice the winds picking up and there could be flooding. and coming from the west. here is the line. this is the concern it's not any

this will ride along that jet stream. that is a signature of el nino it will not weaken. dealing with the line tomorrow morning. and it it could be a problem. don't be surprised if there is a storm watch or tornado watch for the area. >> and temperatures moderate they are coming up into the 40s and the 50s around the area. the dew points will eliminate any risk of severe weather tonight. so we stay mostly cloudy tonight a do you couple bands of rain. here is the frontal boundary moving over the panhandle. it will be preceded by a squall line. the winds will rush in from the west and the northwest by 5:00

by this time tomorrow. they will be gusty. the storm prediction center between now and day break has us in a general area of storms and during the day tomorrow, anywhere south of this line in darker green is a marginal risk of storms. it indicate as chance of weather. we're medium to high. don't expect this to produce hail the threat low to medium. and that could be an issue. and one more thing since 1938 we have a hurricane. this is alex. the first time that happened in a long time. that is not heading our way. mostly cloudy. areas of rain developing and we're down to 63. tomorrow morning the winds will

pick up. showers and storms some could be changes underway. what very two chances of weather. friday, maybe heavier rain after that it turns colder. back to you. the forecast is a winner. it's amazing how quickly powerball became loser ball for so many of us. where did all of our money go?

revealing look at the power so with record amounts pouring into powerball, we want to know what you want to know. >> we all want to know. >> we asked our numbers guy,

breakdown. 5 0-cents pays the person who scores the prizes. the next is funding education in florida. retailers who sell the tickets they keep a nickel. two pennies the terminals that print the tickets and the left over two cents covers administration as well as the multistate hotry association that runs powerball and the game. and a simple breakdown for a state run enterprise that collects millions of dollars from us volunteer rarely -- voluntarily. >> a large portion goes to education. what went to education? >> we talked to the lottery they said that this run of roll over after roll over generated $114 million for education in the sunshine state.

forecast but the record ticket sales may not equal a windfall. the legislature skieds funding and a shell game is possible. they could count other funding sources by the same amount. powerball pumped in. we'll have to wait for the new budget to see if that happens. we peeled back some layers to see how the money we donate by way of the powerball tickets is distributed within education. after all that is a broad term. look at this. inside of the budget revealing 5 0% of the money goes to public schools like elementary, middle and high school. and running state colleges. universities get 16.4% the remaining 18.7% pays for student aid like the popular and fantastic bright futures scholarship program. it is tough to say whether students were the winners in the game. lawmakerrers will see lots of

the question is, what will they do with it? schools, i think the administration administrator does they decide what happens to the money? >> it starts in a pot and breaks down and breaks down into smaller and smaller buckets. it can be tough to say that's a win. >> i pads for everyone. >> 141 million, 114 sounds like a lot but when you break it down over 67 and students it is smaller and smaller and smaller. >> it is interesting. >> you think about it, half of what you spend is going to someone else. if you think about it that way. buying a ticket. whatever i spend it is going to someone else. which is why you don't play, i will admit i did -- i had to. >> it was hard. >> i didn't buy a ticket.

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well hundreds of parents in manatee county are concerned their children's school is going to close. the decision has not been made but there are big decisions to make, as kim kimberly kuizon reports, parents are worried. >> reporter: parents of the students are worriedworried about -- worried about their future. >> this cannot be replaced. >> a survey asked what they thought about closing the school. one parent did not hold back. >> it is messing up so many things if they close our school. >> they could merge wake land and johnson middle school which is an ib program, because they are under capacity f merged into one they would be a full school. but it could be k-8 and webber

says no. >> i'll leaf the manatee school system so they're going to lose the funding for that. so i don't think they're realizing the ripple effect this is going to have. >> she went online starting a petition and other parents joined her cause. >> you have 498 signatures. >> it is looking at the potential of closing or merging orange ridge school. >> the board wants the parents to know they will not rush a decision. when the results are back in on tuesday, they will take several months to discuss their options and meet with parents. if they decide to shut down a school it will take two years to do so. >> there is time for input and discussion and feed back and debate that all the things are going to come out as we keep talking. the district is trying to keep up with growth where the schools are at full capacity. and in manatee the number of students has declined. the state will not fund it until the schools are at full capacity.

parents asked to be heard before it is too late. >> we want to partner with them and in fixing that and preserving the wonderful beautiful community that we have built here with the staff and teachers and parents. >> there is a workshop on tuesday for school board members to discuss the findings and there wild be meetings over the next month to discuss what schools will be closed. sad news tonight for celine dion has passed away. his representative said he passed away at his home after a long battle with cancer. he is survived by dion and their three children and three adult children from a previous relationship. he was 73 years old. fans are remembering one of the versatile actors. >> any knowledge of mr. potter's

movements this evening? >> i invite them to step forward. now. >> wow. alan rickman who was professor snape passed away following a battle with cancer. he starred in a number of films such as die hard, sense and sensibility, love actually. his voice and delivery set him apart from his peers during his career he earned a golden globe, emmy and screen actor's guild award. the oscars are in. a great day for leo and j-law but not if you are a person of color. >> the insider is joining us with the deal for us. >> yes, the hash tag oscar so white trending big time. an insider takes us in the controversy as we ask is

hollywood whitewashing the oscars and what will it take to change. >> it was that hash tag all white oscars, we're looking at a list of 20 actors. christian bale. >> jennifer lawrence. >> and again it is an all white list. >> straight out of diversity, and pete hammond says the most jarring omissions that make 2016 the whitest oscars since, well, last year. >> i got something to say, straight out of compton is a disappointment. we thought that would get in the best picture. it got one nomination for screen play. those writers on the film are white. i have to say that the academy this year could have nominated beast of no nation. will smith and didn't. >> tell the truth. >> and for who is voting of the estimated 6000 members, it has been reported 94% are white.

77% are male. >> and a nominee i'm producing the show i still don't get it. you look at star wars with a black and woman in the lead. highest grossing film ever, ever, ever for them all to be shut out. >> can i add it is frustrating we're having the same conversation year after year when they come out. >> it is predominantly male and white. a story that has a lot of you talking. how could that player have a

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talking about less than 1%. what could have happened. what they are doing, they are interrupting the tubals. they cannot fertilize the egg. they can regrow. they can go back together. >> i never heard that. >> the cdc releasing interesting numbers on the age of new moms. what are they saying about that. >> they are saying that the comes is increasing they went up. when we look back all the way back to 1970 what was the half. 21 years of age. >> and about 25 and now it is 26.3.

2014 and you know i have to think, you know we think about what happened in 2008. we had the turn down who knows if that impacted it but again that's the average age at this point. across the board all individuals and states. 26.3 seems to be that magical. >> all type of reports swirling. >> the bolts are back for a home stretch. inside the locker room to stake

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>> if it bites you it causes renal failure. >> that guy is an expert? >> i hope so. >> he looks like he is dangling it. >> there is one with eggs that must be why it was in there looking for a place to lay the eggs. >> that will change your day, they have more sufficient going on down there in the outback. a warmer our sister station. he saul the mermaid pillow. that's cool. >> can you draw it and mess it up. >> my kids would love. >> that he thinks i'll shoot a video. the thing has gone viral viewed 27 million times. where can they get one. and $149 by the way. >> and worth every penny. >> and this is --

store and video that. >> this is funny. i have been a journalist for 20 years i have six emmys. the most watched piece is about a pillow. >> i mean is it readily available. >> i think can you get it. >> i think it has to do with the see quinns something that moves. >> i could do weather maps on that. >> a question for you. remember what age when you started working hard to impress the girls. >> 4? [ laughter ] >> look at this kid. brody lee smith. he is 3 or 4, he is right on track. >> could you can what. >> be her best friend.

she would not have to be rude to me all day. she can like me to be her best friend. >> he wants to be her best friend. >> he is working out. that is cute, he says there is another kid she is nice to that's bigger and stronger than him. >> he says a guy has to do what a guy's got to do. >> we that hard on you. >> were you pumping iron at 4. >> sure, i feel bad. >> can you see how it is working out. >> that's all that matters. >> you show me an el nino and i'm good to go. >> yet today the start of changes. look at the clouds. an interesting sky today it had viewers and ripples in the clouds warm air overreturns in school air causing instability a great looking sky from a science

standpoint and watching rain to the south. we're watching rain to the west. don't be concerned about this. this is all light rain. there is no lightning. nothing to be concerned about and a damp night tonight but the main concern is way back in louisiana, that's where the frontal poundry is. that's the one that's moving our way. we're working on the timing of the arrival. it looks like day break to 1:00 tomorrow. it will be the prime time. obviously the rain arrives first along the coast. it exists -- exits. none of this is a concern it is mostly light rain and indicator that moisture is kind of riding on top of some left over cool air at the surface t is cool, 50s. 60s and 70s. the dew points are fairly low t is tough to get the weather with a dew point of 49 degrees. ky tell you that.

once it increases that's when the threat comes up. that will not happen until tomorrow. we'll talk about alex. this is the last time we had one in january was 1938. it does not happen this after. up to greenland and should not two. science wise it is kind of cool. the dew point 49. winds are east at 6. the composite showing low pressure developing west of us. tonight. not a cold night. they are not moving much. they will be in the 70s for highs t is all about -- highs. it is about the arrival of the front. it is cloudy. we'll see light rain. we get into the squall line tomorrow. the squall line is by late in the day the winds will rush in

from the west and the northwest. we watch another area moving our way that one, this one back here is likely to impact us. that's a signature of el nino. cloudy with light rain developing. 63. prime time tomorrow when there will be either severe storm watch or tornado watch in the morning. 73 degrees. ends in the afternoon. after that. a variablebly cloudy and mild day. a period of rain. 25 nots. a gail gale warning. we get cold. low 40s. 50s and 60s. never a dull moment between now and wednesday of next week. a picture we tweeted cranked

up comments on twitter. a viewer took a dirk koetter to get a new tag. we put it out. two things. he is using a cane he is recovering from hip surgery. he is standing with the buc's director of security who only escorts the head coach. now the director was there because he needed help after hip surgery i'm not buying that. andre, the director, looks like he is on crutches as well. we're not saying he has the job but a right place, right time kind of photo. and now, he was interviewed by the 49ers they hired chip kelly. that's another indication he they wanted a name to create a strike and in san francisco kelly will not make the petitionle decisions, thatas m what got him fired. he doesn't want the job of gm in san francisco.

>> all right when the lightning take on pittsburgh the bolts will start the important stretch here is why. 7 of the next eight games at amalie arena. and we see now is the time to economic that playoff push. >> it is go time for the bolts. three straight road wins have the team on solid footing for a that con >> as faras far as complete games that is one of the best stretches. you know there is room to improve and better off we're moving in the right direction. six games before the all star break we cannot say we have won a couple in a row we started here we have to keep this going. with the stretch of home games ahead of them. they are not looking back. they're making a good slate,

we want to bottle that up and continue that and be consistent. >> if it ended they would clinch the spot in the eastern conference w three months to go, the team is poised for a run playing the best hockey of the season. >> and how we know how to play and do it every night, it is good to be home. better to be good at home. >> we want to be a good home team. we want to use that. >> and not having us play in the same and be confident in ourselves. >> it is go time for the bolts. at aimed amalie. >> i like that. that's perfectly put go. time.

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