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>> tag time. "access" academy members have spoken. what were oscar's biggest snubs. >> will smith did get a lot of love on instagram and facebook with every other comment agreeing with rg, will smith not getting a best actor nomination is ridiculous. you had zeda who said daisy and "star wars" should have been nominated. but sandy says, if they were oscar worthy, they would have been nominated. >> wonder if sandy might be a

defense tells us how we are gaining ground in the fight >> but we are beginning tonight with something that is going to be on everyone's mind tomorrow morning, the weather. we are talking about potential severe weather heading our way. >> and spawl joining us now with the latest. >> we have a little bit of raip developing in the gulf and we've been watching this all even. all of this is light rain and this is lightning and so this is not going to be an issue early tonight and i think you will sleep tonight okay. don't expect to wake up to your weather radio or your fox 13 app going off. it will all be after daybroke tomorrow, but what i have noticed is i've been tracking this is the lightning that has been blossoms in the gulf.

this whole line is just going to move to the east and when you look at the timing, it's going to be around midmorning and any one of those cells would briefly rotate and produce some strong winds, and this is going to be busy on friday and even when that comes by, this is a classic example of el el nio to have severe weather tomorrow and then do it again? that doesn't happen unless el nio is prept. but we'll talk more about that. >> and now is the news alert, from the tampa bay buccaneers. about a year after firing their headcoach, they didn't have to look forward for a new coach. it's offensive coordinator dirk

koetter right there. he joined the bucs just this past season. and we'll have more later on in sports where he explains what it is that he has to offer this team. >> parpd the st. pete city council took 90 minutes to he said a deal with the raise, ending a deal that has raged on for nearly a deindicate. now it's up to the -- they have come to an agreement twice previously but both times the deals were rejected by city council, but now with two new members this deal was approved whether they want to stay here or go somewhere else. the team can begin exploring sites. they have wanted to for years but haven't been allowed so

because of discrepe discrepancies in the contracts and agreements. pf these these are all major reasons that the mayor believes that the rays even when the opportunity to leave will decide to stay. >> we are pretty excited obviously, and it's a wonderful thing for our fans, season ticket holders, the organization, and we are going to do everything can he with to ensure that baseball is here for a long time. >> councilmember kennedy, one of the three who voted against the deal says he believes that the door is now hope for the reason for the rays to move out of tampa bay altogether. tampa leaders are, of course, going to make a strong push, and

they have pinpointed some stadium points, including the old grey hound racing track, and one in ybor and of course, the only facing grounds. >> racing grounds.>> and with the iowa caucus just around the corner there was a lot on the line tonight for several of the debating presidential candidates. our political editor craig patrick was watching closely. what is your big take-away. >> i think it will be remembered as a tag team of cruz and trump finally broke up. the two had been hesitant to go after each other, and punched down against the other candidates but we saw something very different tonight, particularly on the question of

place, with trump raising questions about democrats raising issues with him being born in canada to an american mother. >> on the issue of citizenship, donald, i'm not going to use your mother's birth against you. >> because it couldn't work. >> you are an american, as is everybody else on this stage and i would suggest we focus on who is best prepared to be commander in chief because that is the most important question facing the country. >> i hate to interrupt this episode of court tv -- >> that was one of rubio's shining moments. i think he is also having a very strong night, in part because donald trump and ted cruz have

debate setting for the first time and with that rubio has not been getting bruised by cruz, and trump. >> and what about jeb bush? he seemed to have moments, will he get a bounce out of his performance. >> not necessarily a bounce but he could gain a couple of points which could make a big difference for him. right now jeb bush is fighting with christie and others to try to carry the establishment banner of the party and he may have helped his case when he went after donald trump by doubling down on that temporary ban on muslims entering the country. >> is there anything you have heard that makes you want to rethink this position is this. >> position? >> no.

it is impossible for us to be serious about taking out isis and restoring democracy in syria and so i hope that you will reconsider, i hope you will reconsider. >> jeb bush elaborated on the point and also has strong moments in terms of comments although many many the conservative base on the muslim ban he articulated a counter argument and with that i think he may have scored some points but to score a bounce you would have to get significant movement and given where he is both on the stage and in the polls and the fact that he was crowded out of much of the debate because much of it focused on rubio and crus and trump that is going it be heavy lifting for jeb bush. >> our political editor slicing through the talk to well as he

democrats will be sunday night on nbc, the final debate before the iowa caucus. >> isis now claiming responsibility for that deadly attack in the city of jakarta. terrorists set off onexplosion in a starbucks killing two and injured 20. now, ind need i indonesia is the area's most pop will you say populous country, but today the secretary of defense visited macdill to amplify on the president's remarks that isis is actually loosing ground. >> he says their desperation could the globe.

nearly two-thirds of americans disapprove of the president's handling of isis the detect of defense hit the road to disprove that. >> we are taking advantage of every opportunity we can. >> he says isis is feeling the brunt of airstrikes and the taking over of the terror new new network's money. >> but if they are losing ground in iraq and syria, the head of central command says isis could lash out with more terror atax like what we saw wednesday in jakarta. >> isil wants to draw attention away from the growing number of setbacks that he is experiencing. however it is important to understand that these terrorist acts don't necessarily mean that isil is getting stronger. >> yet the secretary says fewer

to be inspired if they see their base of operation dwindling. more american trainers are set to go this spring to train iraqi soldiers. >> our approach is not to try to substitute for local forces but to enable them to win. and the reason for that is quite simple, which is that somebody has to keep the victory after the victory is won. >> the secretary was also asked several questions with the iranian capture and subsequent release of two american navy ships and the sailors on them. he says it is still too soon to determine what went wrong but said the most important thing is all of the sailors were returned safely. >> new at 11:00, the city of lakeland has made a change to this year's martin luther king jr. parade and that will change is not sitting well for

some people. the city has banned people on floats from throwing treats and candy, and it may be because of this incident when a 9-year-old boy was killed. he was reaching for candy when his foot was caught and he was dragged beneath the wheel of wakeup of the floats. they say they've been considering it for years and as the parade is growing growing bigger they say that now is the time to think about safety. >> they sit at the front of the float to drive it and really don't have a view of the sides and sometimes you can't control everybody. >> the critics say this is going to spoil the fun and they say

that lakeland has not had a problem and they are wondering if people would just walk up and hand out candy, but they are going forward with the new city policy. >> there has to be a way to have the fun without the danger. >> and this 19-year-old florida man stumbled across a winning powerball ticket. how do you do that? i should have followed this guy. >> i'm evan lambert. and i will tell you how the back-ups on 275 are contributing to a mess on kennedy, and what is being done to mix it.

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progresso. look at this sweet face. so sweet. ok, we're going to need a napkin gooey, flaky, happy. toaster strudel. >> back to this disturbing theft in ybor city. people broke into a mausoleum and stole an entire coffin, and a part of a body. the crypt belonged to the spicola and he says that in the coffin were the remains of his

says one also broke into another coffin and stole the skull. he says it could have happened around veterans day, but that is the lost time that people visited the area. >> this is of no value to you, so please have compassion and bring back the remains, my friends, and you are not my friends. we would love to meet you in person, you and my family and any others. >> police say the thieves were likely looking for julie, jewelry but would also be a part of a cult and looking for bones for a ritual. >> that is just ghoulish, and you know the construction on 275 was supposed to improve traffic but it's been just bumper to bumper and that is causing a problem on kennedy, and i have seen the traffic, evan. everyone wants to get off of the

interstate and not deal with it. >> oh, yeah, we have all seen it. drivers are trying to use kennedy to get around the slow-downs and this has traffic officials looking to ease traffic here along kennedy and along the interstate. some of the back-ups are so bad that they have reached the st. pete side of the howard frankland bridge. task officials said they thought things would improve after drivers got used to the narrower lanes and so they are asking the contractor to shorten the period of time needed to do the work. and in the peen time they are asking drivers to be patient, but people are looking at kennedy to get past that section of 275. >> we will work with the city who controls the signal timing

and see if there is anything that can be done to improve the traffic flow on kennedy. and while this is going on if there is extra traffic on kennedy or any of the other roads. >> the fourth lane between dale mabry and himes which could stop the slow-down and the construction should be wrapped up by the summer. >> also, tonight, uber drivers were out of their cars protesting a proposed price drop, and they are even threatening to boycott the rest of the month and that is including guilty plea, including gasparilla. uber says the decrease would

attract more riders because drivers say it makes it almost impossible for them to make money. >> i have a car payment and insurance and bills to pay and i have to eat. >> they say that the demand for rides drops in the winter but others say that is not an issue in the bay area because usually our weather is comfortable all year round, exipt for except for the little slice of winter we go. >> and we get a break on saturday and then sunday looks the same with a squall line and you don't get that back-to-back setup, without el nio. >> but here we go. >> here we go. let's take a look with the

this is up in the mouth of the mississippi and extends across new orleans, where the rain is really coming down now. this is the beginning of a quawl squall line which should hold together, and depending on the moisture we could get back over the state we are looking at perhaps a thunderstorm watch or a tornado warning. these storms, they are enhanced but the el nio passenger. this is a fast jet blowing overhead, and it's very wet in the parrishs and the bayous of louisiana. saturday should be okay and by sunday there will be another round of rain heading our way. all this is is warm air just trying to get back at us.

the dry air and this is the moisture overrunning the cool air near the ground and moving it away. but this is not going to expand to much. there is an area of low pressure, and it's going to move right along and i think by tomorrow evening, everyone should be rain-free as the winds pick up on the backside of the front. here it is in play. and it's just this little kink in the jet and that is going to ride along that subtropical jet picking up gulf moisture and as it gets closer we'll have to watch the cells to see if any of them are showing signs of rotating. it's not impossible to get an isolated isolated storm or two, and

ef2 causing damage in cape coral. and low to medium threat of a brief tornado. flooding near the coast would be -- right now temperatures are slowly modifying with 60's and 70's over the peninsula. it's stuff to tough to get severe weather. the air is too dry but there is tropical air not far away. this is the moisture that will stop spreading up the peninsula and when we get into this type of air mass, it's more favorable to severe weather. we expand on this view showing low pressure moving to the east. overnight the mercury is not going to bunch. we'll stay in the 60's and tomorrow could briefly get into the 70's with a gusty south and

southwest wind. the future cast has the low cutting across the state with a squall line tomorrow, the winds pick up briefly behind it and we are okay on saturday, and then sunday, whoa, look at this, another low raising along that subtropical jet and that will likely produce another round of rain and storms. some rain developing, 63. any severe threat waits until after daybreak tomorrow. windy and 73. sunday is okay, variably cloudy and mild, and another batch of storms on sunday and just for kicks we'll throw in cold air, with low 40's, tuesday and wednesday and after days of every day. >> and something else is changing too. maybe you noticed noticed that the

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