of a child. good evening and welcome here. i'm mark wilson. >> thank you for joining us. developing right now seven pipebombs and an ak-47. that's what the agents say they found in a man's home. now michael ramos is under arrest. what was he planning to do with those? and evan axelbank is at his home in tampa. >> well, the bombs were operational and they had to be taken apart by the agents who got here to the home on north lincoln at 9 this morning. there were 7 pipebombs in the home with an ak-47 and many rounds of ammo. his facebook page expresses anti-government views and atf said he did not have a plan of action nor have any links to terrorists or hate groups either domestically or internationally. they had no include this was

the woman who rented the home to him said she didn't know what was going on. atq said the call tame in on friday and they were brought in and it was executed this morning. >> they comprise of the pvc pipe and buck shot. they are dangerous h one gone off anyone within 50 feet would have been hurt or killed. >> and atf said they will be in custody but will be housed at the hillsborough jail or the pinellas county jail. his girlfriend who was here collecting some possessions did not have a extent when we approached. he faces seven charges of having an explosive device and atf said they are working on a complaint and depends on when he will see a judge.

magistrate earlier this evening. an hour ago. we're waiting on that complaint that could have more details inside. >> we'll look forward to that. the superintendent in polk county will lead a little dirtily after a scandal insolving a senior staff member. the superintendent and the board released results of an investigation. and anjuli davis is live in bartow to tell us what they found. anjuli? >> reporter: mark. the polk county board took this seriously and hired a law firm to conduct the investigation. and they found while the superintendent was friendly with the male staff member she did not break any code of conduct, my office was exonerated. >> the superintendent released this personally funded video statement on monday morning.

as outdog can be misinterpreted. i regret that. >> a report that was 1000 pages long detailing her professional and personal interactions with greg rivers. he filed nine formal complaints against leroy in october accusing her of coming on to him and reprimanding him when he did not reciprocate. that report was released providing details into the e-mails and records between 29. both admitted they would text together. she said rivers was a close mr. tonic friend. he said his boss took it a step further trying to kiss him on a trip to tallahassee and attempting to hold his hand following a different work function. when he was out of her good graces he felt, quote, subjected to a hostile work environment and job was in danger. but the tallahassee law women

review says that rivers was just as involved as leroy. he told investigators he and the superintendent exchanged gifts and cards. he admitted to making copies of cds. there was some sexual innuendo but said it was overwhelmingly benign. they say while leroy may have crossed a line she did not break any rules. the board chair kay fields said the superintendent took owner and they are -- ownership and they are ready to move on. >> i'm saddened we had to go through this. i'm happy it is released. >> now investigators recommended that the board advise rivers and leroy to keep their relationship strictly professional. they recommended leroy as well at her cabinet receive extra sexual harassment training. >> anjuli davis in bartow. thank you.

morris is heading to prison. she was with him the night he shot and killed two police officers . she he was found guilty of not informing the officers that morris was a felon in pokes of a firearm. morris is on death row and brantly was set to start her prison sentence last month when she was arrested. on friday the state cut her a break and gloria gomez was in federal court for the latest on the case. what happened? >> she was in court this morning but it only lasted a few minutes and off to prison she went. she was cut a break from the state when they decided not to press charges and file charges against her for attacking her girlfriend this month. the state attorney said the victim in the case was reluctant and not cooperating. and they didn't have a case against her. just to give you background it was 2013 when brantly was

start her prison sentence earlier this month. the judge asked her if she was ready to go to prison. she said yes, thank you. i asked her attorney today how she was ready. he said yes, she was ready. take a look. >> she is on her way to serve the sentence and the family of the officers this will bring closure. she declined to make any statements about of she was led away by the federal marshalls. we will serve one year and one day in prison. kelly, back to you. >> gloria gomez, thank you very much. and tonight the murder trial of kara owe con sideline charged with first degree murder and abuse in the death of her boyfriend's toddler. he was 3 years old. he died from abuse. baxley's father has cut a deal

he will testify against o'connell. and police are trying to find a person who hit a cyclist. skylar sandofar was riding his bike when he was hit. he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. officers say the driver hit him hard enough that they should know they hit him. >> the damage that happened to the car and the piece of the vehicle. we believe believe that the driver was aware that he -- they did hit a person and so we believe there is enough damage on the front it is noticeable we hope someone if they see it can give us a call. >> take a look, this a similar type of car that the police believe hit him. they are looking for a 2014, 15 or 16 tota ca. and probably to the right front head light f you have seen a car like that with the description call the sarasota pd.

they are the voice for those in need. and guardians speak up for children who have been taken from their families. but in manatee county there is a shortage of the volunteer. they need 100 volunteers and as kimberly kuizon tells us, it is a hard job one that is very repardonning. >> tony latorte is on a search, we need volunteers to advocate for the children. >> she said is the director fof the guardian ad and litum program. she needs volunteers to help the children. >> when you see them go back with the family or in their forever home. >> that's rewarding, they are court appointed to children who have been removed. and the need has skyrocketed. there are 821 who need the guardian but only 200 volunteers.

duration of the case giving them a voice. >> a lot of children do not want to come to court if they are teens, if they are little they county. to have that person that you know has the best interest, just your interest at heart, that's what they are signed on to do. >> and the volunteers shadow children and report back to the court an a family life, how they are doing in school, medical needs and anything going on. >> we're like fact finders we get the facts, we talk to people. we put it together and present it to the court with an opinion what should happen with the children. >> it take as big heart for a volunteer to speak up. in the end they are the ones who happy shape a child's future. >> there is every opportunity in the world to make a difference and no -- no difference is too small. >> kimberly kuizon, fox 13 news.

pass a background check and then go through training. very invaluable. a picture perfect invasion for gasparilla. thousands turned out for the parade and invasion. and 25 people were arrested two for felonies. the rest were misdemeanors from possession of marijuana to under aged drinking. there was one citation for having an open container but the police say that it was a great weekend, the weather was fantastic and no major incidents. >> that's great to hear. next, beating the odds a man thanks the people who helped him do it. >> and mining is in for paul -- mike is in for paul. >> warmer weather out there. warmer weather over the last 24 hours. more to come as we head through the days.

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today he got to thank them the first responders helped him beat the odds. this is very special. >> when nick smith went into cardiac arrest he was lucky his girlfriend gave him cpr. >> she administered cpr for over six minutes non-stop not just the act but she was able to keep up six minutes of cpr. i had never done cpr he was face down they said i had to roll him over. and a paramedics administered magnesium sulfate to regulate him. >> and they met with the fire department and for the first time since it happened in november. >> and are you a special case not very often to we get to meet our patients after the fact especially in the situation, at

he had a 1% chance to live and thanks to the acts he beat the long odds. >> that's an amazing story and it shows you how important cpr is. >> and what a job the paramedics and sun star did, they saved his life. i appropriate it. it is the perfect month to learn cpr and learn your heart is healthy, you cannot -- enough cannot be said about that. >> that's true. >> i thought i need to take a class. >> another chance to thank our first responders. >> thanking them every day,

it was nice out there. >> and. >> we're starting off february november and december. and the beach camera the blue skies in the distance some went down about 5 minutes ago or so. the winds to the southwest. here is what i'm taking about sea fog will be previous rant for the next 36 to 48 hours. and the reason being the water temperatures in the 50s the. near 60s. low 60s to the south. we have an air mass that's got warm and moist air in the mid-to-upper 60s close to 70.

temperature is. and when you get that going, that's going to be an issue tuesday into wednesday at the least if you are doing any kind of boating you will be dealing with it. and 78. and brandon and bradenton and 82 in wauchula. 73 in arcadia and watch what happens when we flip the switch and go into the day tomorrow. mid80s. 86 in lake placid. 85 in frost proof. the only areas that are not going to be in the 80s are people along the coast. that at clear water. it's not going to be cold not mid80s warm. a warm day out there. you take on a degree or two that's where we will be on wednesday as well.

the state in the 70s. a good amount of warmth. look at san antonio, and some people across texas getting into the 90s today but just off to is. 28 in denver. 53 in lubbock and el paso that's there. we know there is a strong front out there. for us high pressure is in control for the next couple of days. southeast winds are continuing. here is the system back to the west. this massive storm system bringing snow right now to the higher elevations of the rockies add out to denver. it will bring the snow to the plains. warnings out there. low pressure tracking off to the east to chicago. we should be on the warm side of things for chicago and the northeast but north and west of the system that's where we'll see some heavy snow fall.

of snow that includes as you head to iowa and des moines, some people picking up 8, 12, lightly more in terms of snow fall. that could be a mess. late tonight. and as far as the risk goes. the south side the big risk is going to be during the day on tuesday. and the tennessee river and the weather and by wednesday that starts to shift east ward but most of it should stay off to the north and the west even into the day on thursday. just the dynamics with the system staying north that i think our primary threat will be heavy, heavy rain fall. for tonight. 65 degrees. partly cloudy for tomorrow. we see the sea fog developing a stray shower in the afternoon. 81 degrees. the 7-day see the warmth in the

wednesday. 30% rain chances bumped it up to 70%. and one cooler day out there. we're back near 70 on saturday. chip? >> mike, you know there is a push in the legislature if it goes through will change i mean change sports. and athletes can pick the school and the teams they want to pla's gng changes in sports especially football. the story behind it. i don't know what i'm doing. i can't find anything just when i think it's just not going to work. this woman that works there comes over and asks can i help you?

amazing right? i never would have expected would have thought that anyone would find that do that. make that go out of their way for me. right then, right there i couldn't believe it he was so helpful i know it's such a small thing little thing. simple thing but it made me smile made me happy made my day share your story.

bill-684 sounds like a high school football play, but bill 684 sounds like a play but it is legislation if it passes will change high school sports programs. the proposal is called choice in sports and it is made its way out of a committee. and kevin o'donnell tells us how it will change sports completely. >> the athletes are on the verge of becoming free agents. lakeland is one of the legislators pushing for a change, i hope that we're trying to hit the target not allow recruiting but give the kids a chance to participate in sports. i 40e7 this gets it done. >> it has support of the

>> i'm for it. it is a long time coming. i'm happy it is here, the law would give parents control to move their kids into more successfetter often the mote seive difference by skips. finding an edge paying for events or high-profile programs can be financially rewarding. and one deep believes there is just one winner in the bill. >> the family is. i think that's what, you know. in the senate that's the focus. meeting that need you know allowing people to choose. that's what the country has been great about. >> the criticism with the bill is the believe it will strengthen thes have and hurt the have nots like leto high school which has the worst record over five years. >> the high schools are wild, wild west. my biggest worry is that schools will suffer tremendously.

all of a sudden those one or two that we have compared to other schools 8 or 9 say let me play with the 8 or 9. now you have super school. >> to prevent the coaches from starting recruiting wars the bill include as 5000-dollar fine for any school found gilltive of the r word. >> i don't believe in that anyone needs to be recruiting for the program. >> but if the truth be told it has been preagency forever, how do you prove it now, as the bill reads now it allows free movement but unlimited movement meaning a high schools. every season. kevin o'donnell, fox 13 sports. >> that would shake up the system. fy had to pick the driver that i think will rin the rookie of the year i think it is chase elliott. he won a championship in the cup racing and you have some rating

dad is legend bill elliott who drove that famous number 9. and a couple of years ago, 2014, when it was then the nationwide series. chase won the championship, became the first rookie to win the nascar championship. for two years he has been driving the number 9 but this year kep 24 when he hits the track. i will be there with him when he starts in daytona. >> no pressure at all, or in his dad's car. >> he has done well. >> he has. >> thank you. still ahead here. the clock is ticking. caucus night is here. a big night we'll check in with craig patrick. he has numbers from a set of polls released today. releasing images that flew off the tracks in philadelphia. >> it is time to talk vacation.

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i love the people of the country. it's time we had someone that makes decisions. we have people that don't know what they are doing. >> it is crunch time. donald trump making a pitch before the voters make their pick. and calk using -- caucusing starts in a few hours. and craig patrick joins from us iowa. a big night for the parties. >> reporter: it is a big night and a close night at least that's with the numbers are showing us. we have brand new numbers in. this is the final polling before the voters head to caucus and make decisions. let's start with the democrats. bernie sanders with the 3-point lead on hillary clinton. this is bucking the polling but we look at them for movement not top line members this could be good news if this is not an outlier. look at 3% for martin o'malley. if you don't have people at a

have to move to a different candidate f they move to bernie sanders, that could bode very well for him tonight and copull off one heck of a surprise. on to the republican race here the latest numbers give the edge to donald trump. 31% followed by ted and cruz and 24%. look who is making the move. he had movement in his favor for a few days now. and he also could be a big story tonight if not by winning at least by beating expectations. it is going to be donald trump. he skipped a debate from his own party. he took off out of state while the others stayed here. he came back to iowa he focused on the western side of the state when the population is clustered. he defined convention over and over again. we'll find out soon if it pays off for him.

it is something that the chairman of the iowa republican party has dealt with. and look what he said when i asked him about trump. >> trump. >> breaking all the rules. >> is that a good thing >> to have some drama along the way. that's neat. >> of all the rules that he has broken which is your favorite? >> marching to the beat of his own drummer, of all the rules which is the least favorite? >> you know with i have to give you a political answer. >> how about the a political i wish i knew the state song i would sing it now. you made me think. >> i thick that. >> thank you. and so many questions here and the big one will be answered tonight. the question will that support we see for donald trump in the

do go to the polls on caucus and then primary tonight. we'll see which way the story is going finally once and for all a little later tonight. mark, we'll bring you results as they come in on fox 13 at 10 and 11. on twitter at fox 13 politics and on my facebook page at fox 13 craig patrick. i'll take you behind the scenes of the center and bring you the latest numbers and data and trends. >> that's a compliment. do you make people think. >> you should appreciate that. >> will it ablate night before we get decisions. >> it could take us into the wee early hours. we don't know what the snow storm is going to do and suppress the results back back four years ago. >> and it rick sanitorium and mitt romney was not died until

>> we're anxious to see how you report for us. live in des des moines. the world health organization said the spread of zika virus is an international emergency and they called it an extraordinary event. as david lee miller tells us, the announcement came today during a meeting about this. >> reporter: growing concern over the virus, the world health organization declaring a global emergency. the u.n. health agency was the target of criticism for the slow response to the ebola crisis, a coordinated response is needed to minimize the threat in affected countries and reduce the risk of the spread. zika virus is spread by mosquito as causes no more than mild illness but the virus may be linked to birth defects. if it is certainly a proven link between the virus and mike

experts to intervene and hopefully come up with a vaccine to prevent infection. >> cases have been confirmed in the u.s. prompting some to call on the federal government to fight the virus. >> they should work with private industry to develop a vaccine, a treatment and a test. >> lawmakers say the time to act is now. they estimate 4 million cases of zika virus could turn up in the americas in the next year. david lee miller in new york. 2014 is the last time a health emergency was declared -- outbreak. the president following through on a new national moon shot initiative. as kristin fisher reports, the president wants to cure cancer in a decade. >> it was called a moon shot appointing the vice president to

goal of eradicating againster in the next five years. the president met with hss sect ahead of the creation of the taskforce. >> this is part of the work that's necessary to lay the ground work for a cure. >> it includes top economic advisors, secretaries and the heads of the food and drug administration and nih. it will be focusnd on text and prevent ewing technology to carry out the research and breakthroughs in a short time. >> our goal is to make a decades worth of advances in five years instead of ten. and end cancer as we know it. we're not trying to make any change year and looking for leaps. >> the quantum leaps will cost a lot of money. the white house launched a program with a proposal including a 755 million-dollar request as part of the next budget. it sun clear if congress will

the white house call as down pilot. all of this is part of laying ground work for success. that's why the moon shot algae that the president has drawn is appropriate. >> the white white house will not say what the cost will be but they want the funding in place so the next administration can take over and possibly end cancer once and for all. kristin fisher in the white house. and the cancer center has been in touch about becoming a later in the effort. vettors release evidence into the deadly amtrack derailment in philadelphia. the ntsb released images and documents from the train in the final moments. it left eight people dead, more than 200 injured. it was bound for new new york city. it was heading into a turn where it would derail. the picture goes white only to

investigators say the train was going twice the speed limit when it reached that curve and the engineer told investigators that he remembers pushing the throttle forward to pick up speed and hitting the emergency brake when he felt the train was going too fast. but he does not remember after that. >> since the accident he has been suspended without pay. and investigators are still trying to determine a cause, an

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as peace talks to end a conflict in syria the u.s. is taking another look at the strategy to cry to defeat isis. and jennifer griffin has more from washington. >> reporter: more blasts are casting a shadow over talks in geneva. and hosted by the u.n. the goal is to not only stop the violence but allow humanitarian aid to reach those in need. >> and we hope and pray that the talks being mediated will lead to the end of all these abuses human rights abuses, violations of humanitarian law. >> since the conflict started, at least 250,000 people have been killed. and millions have been forced to flee the country and allowing isis, dash, to capture territory. over the weekend the president's

isis visited northern syria in a series of tweets he said it was to assess progress in the steps. there is a momentum if the fight here. a sense of momentum but a sense on the political front. and looking at a series of iraq. it does not equate to boots on the ground and american boots on the ground. the general said the decision will be made by the commander-in-chief. scientists filmed a volcano eruption. on a vessel in the indian ocean they saw a sub volcano. according to the scientists it

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already or the get away guide said there is work to do. >> let's turn it over to chris chmura for the assignment. let's hear this. i hope you have the stuff here. you're ready. >> spring break. this is what i want to you do. i want to you take a second look that you have so carefulfully planned out. start from the start. start all over again. look at the pricing. because rates in the travel world they are like roller coasters. they are all over the map. with the hotel. i want to you check the rates again. stay from the second through the 7th. check it out again. look for a lower rate f you see that after you reprice it. call up and ask for it or just go ahead and cancel your old reservation and make a new one f it drops by 10-dollars. over 7 nights that's $70. there is a dinner out it is that simple.

and bam are you saving money. do it. you think that's close that will not happen. what about the flights. that's not going to work with the flights. wufrpbs are you booked there are you looked in. cruises have the same policy to the extent that they don't give you the money back but move that let's say it is 1500 drops to 1000. the new balcony may 1:00 500. >> maybe some credit or something. >> it does not hurt to call up and ask. >> it goes against everything we work and plan them, then you want to go to bed and then check. rental cars. the cars are just like the hotel. right. same as hotels. you go there. make your reservation and then you check again. check again and check again. >> are you persistent. >> this works well for me.

minute. if you are checking the day before you go on the trip. great. you know if you don't want to save the money can you get a free up grade the economy car for 40 buck as day maybe the luxury car is selling for 40 a day and up grade yourself for free. it is important to not putt the travel plans to bed because again it is like a down. >> this a difference between a small car and suv, especially with the kids in the back. >> i don't know the divider yet. i have not seen that option yet. >> soundproof. >> right. >> that's right. >> what would you pay for that. >> a lot. that's for sure. let's hand it over to mike now. i tell you. you told us it would warm up. it warmed up quick. we were in the 60s. now in the 70s a few 80s. and more of the 80s to come now over the next couple of days. beach camera.

that's the residual clouds that we saw last night. helped keep the temperature up this morning. low this morning in tampas was 65. a warm finish. and nice looking as well. headlines unseasonable warmth over the next couple of days into thursday before a cold front comes through with that. extra moisture in the atmosphere all the a warmth. fog that ill with be be developed tonight. could be locally dense. if you have travels on tuesday. in addition to that, we'll see sea fog developing. we're now getting into the time of the year where we see the issue of the sea fog and tuesday and wednesday maybe thursday. it will be an issue. storms and heavy rain threat thursday and again on sunday. sunday's threat looks to be the bigger threat but a lot can chang.

widespread fog. locally dense. you see it off shore. making its way on shore. this is the sea fog. it stays there on wednesday. until it rolls through. 73 in brandon and bradenton. 68 up in crystal river. 72346 lake placid. 77 in sebring. dew points. look. 70 now in sebring. 65 in tampa and 68 a sticky air mass. remains to be the case at least into thursday. high pressure to the east. this area of low pressure associated front bringing showers out to the mid-atlantic. trailing to atlanta now. that's not the cold threat that's moving through here. we're going to wait for this. this area of low pressure tracking to the north and this

over the course into friday morning. as far as the temperatures this is amazing. 80 in san antonio. and 23 in flag staff. some cold air on the backside of that front. it does not quite make it here. we'll cool down friday but no extreme cold out there. here is the future cast. sea fog is an issue. there is the front. severe storms across the southeast aed tennessee river valley. that kind of transitions east ward and is that heavy rain threat as we head into the day on thursday. all the moisture out in the gulf. it will go somewhere it goes over the especially thursday afternoon. that is the opening day of the fair. warm day out there. 72 at 1 p.m. a lot in the way of storms and later in the day we get. we see the best chance for storms later thursday afternoon.

fartly cloudy. we start to see the sea fog developing a stray shower out there in the afternoon. in the 70s to the 80s. mid-80s inland into the day on wednesday. thursday better chance of rain, 73 for a high. one cooler day that's friday. we warm whack up - be back up saturday and it arrives on sunday. >> up and down. thank you very much, mike. still ahead the story of a true american hero. frustrated with your overactive bladder medicine not working? can't handle the side effects? botox treats symptoms of leaking, going too often, and the strong sudden

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the hard wok casino is growing. the additions that could draw in more people and add more jobs. guys. >> we're looking forward to that. black history month we have the story of a man who fought two wars one against nazi germany and military segregation. and crystal clark has his remarkable story. >> david bryant dropped out of high school and joined the army. he distinguished himself in world war ii and led the fight for desegregation in the ranks, we were on the beach for a month. >> at his modest east tampa home, 90-year-old david bryant shares his memories about landing on omaha beach during world war 2. >> we were under attack from the air almost every day. every night. every morning. early in the morning.

recalls the experience when he and a friend came face to face with the german plane walking to the front lines. >> we saw this german plane coming straight and somewhere on the line he must have misfired something his gun jammed he didn't fire he had us in his sight. >> born in 1925 he joined the army in 1942 when he was 16. he moved up the ranks and at 26 was named master sergeant for the air force police. >> it was just being in the right place at the right time and t taking advantage of things. he describes the time when he was con confronted with racism he was in england with three white officers who did not want them to stay in the same hut. >> i came back one night all of

of the hut and left me there by myself. for those 18 months i stayed in that hut by myself. that was something. >> because of hard work and dedication, david was one of the first blacks promoted to chief master sergeant. >> it has been good to me. >> he retired from active service after 30 years and graduated from the university of tampa settling here and raising a family. crystal clark, fox 13 news. that's a hero. he is a hero. >> what a special man. we thank him and the countless others whose stories we could not tell. an example of everything right, everything right. >> that's great. thank you for staying with us. the news is going tonight we're on facebook, twitter and instagram.

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