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for >> i love donald trump. i think he is good for the country. >> i've been insulted about a bunch of the stuff he said. >> right now at 10:00, love it or hate him, donald trump is coming to tampa tomorrow and the police will will be ready for anything. >> and flags fly at half staff to remember a hillsborough county deputy killed by a wrong-way driver. >> it was horrible. a couple of seconds that will last for a long time. >> two dog teams at the iditarod are hit by a snowmobile going 80 miles per hour. what the suspect is saying

today. >> good evening, i'm haley hines. >> thank you for being with us. the political spotlight is shining on florida and the campaigns are heating up with the primaries just two days away and the front runner for the republicans donald trump will be in tampa tomorrow and police are preparing. in the meantime, sarah palin was in town to hem him pick up more steam and more votes. >> sarah palin's 30-minute stop at the strawberry festival was about stumping for trump. >> he is many most respects the outsider and so he is not -- >> his supporters love it. >> i think she is going to help trump out tremendously.

in florida, polls see him in a demanding commanding lead. some say they should they could be there but others are waying they are happy to miss it. do it. >> being hispanic, he is not my type of person, but he is doing there. >> trump's tampa rally comes days after he canceled an event in chicago when violence erupted between supporters and protestors. and people here worry about the same kind of unrest. >> i'm afraid for him and anyone else around him. >> i think he is causing it and that is making a bigger issue. >> campus police expect the event to be open to only 2,000 people. >> if you are asked to leave and you leave and there is no problem, everything is fine, but if there is a scuffle and it gets into the area of a fight,

then we would get involved. polarizing. >> i think he is a wonderful individual. >> i think it's disrespectful and i am white. >> some just say they want to hear what he has to say. >> i'm republican and i'm watching closely. >> the event starts at 2:00, and if you're heading downtown you can expect south franklin in front of the convention center to be closed and then open back up after trump leaves. >> senator marrow mar marco rubio continues his stump, taking full aim at donald trump who he blames for the violence at his really a look at this. trump is taking no responsibility for that, instead blaming democratic supporters.

to speak truth but i believe you can speak truth in a dignified manner and i believe that is critical when it comes to being the president of the united states because your words have consequences. when you're a candidate, your words have consequences. >> and rubio did get a rather bizarre interruption when a man stood up and accused him of trying to steal his girlfriend. that with man was escorted out. >> and as of friday, more than 1.6 million floridians voted early or by absent tee absentee ballots and more republicans than democrats. if you didn't already vote, polls will be open 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on tuesday. >> and 59-year-old man and

fighting outside a bar in lakeland, polk county deputies say he was highly intoxicated and they were handcuffed and put in the back of a cruiser and when they arrived at the police station he appeared to be slumped over passed out but on further investigation he was not breathing. an investigation is under way. >> and police immediately went to social media telling fema telling people to stay indoors, that there was an active shooter. details about the shooting are still not known but police call it an unprovoked attack. >> and flowers have been placed at the law enforcement memorial and flags are at half day to remember the deputy who died this weekend. john kotfila is the sixth to be

killed on duty. he was hit head-on by a wrong-way driver. he is believed to have driven around barriers to go the wrong direction. funeral plans for the deputy have not yet been announced. >> and a hit-and-run crash killed a bicyclist on saturday, dails is ragsdaleis the driver who hit the bicyclist. the bicyclist was killed and that name was not been released. someone called in a tip saying that ragsdale is the person police were looking for. >> and this one happened in ybor city, police have not released any information on the person killed. in clearwater police have identified a pedestrian hit and

killed thursday, frank mcguire they say hit him, and that driver did stop and police are questioning him, no charges have been filed. >> police in largo are asking for the public's help to identify a woman's body discovered this morning. detectives say someone walking in the area near 145th street and scar borrow lane found the woman's body in the brush. she had reddish brown hair and two tattoos. a butterfly, and anyone with information is asked to call police. >> and detectives want to see who held up a metro phone store. he walked in around 7:30 last night with a bandanna and a bag over his hand like he had a gun,. he got away with some cash. if you recognize him, call the

>> tonight a gainesville taken is alive thanks to the actions of a young monday who saved a 16-year-old from drowning. he was with friends when he accidentally fell into the deep end. he could not swim and quickly sank to the bottom. a young woman saw the whole thing unfold from her apartment window and ran out to help. after pulling him from the pool she discovered he was not breathing and so she did cpr until rescue help arrived. grateful. >> a man is accused or ramming into two sled teams with a snowmobile. that story comes coming up next. >> and beautiful weather out there today, in terms of the rain holding off, but how about

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((haley vo )) a sled dog is killed.. and several others injured.. when a man on a snowmobile crashes into them >> perng washes into them during the sled dog race in alaska and after hitting them, he backed up and tried to do it again. >> we have the latest from the world-famous race. >> for the men and women competing in this race losing a dog is like losing a family member and you can imagine just

crushed they are this weekend. it happened in the early morning showers in alaska a very remote area. arnold d moss demoski who admitted to being blacked-out drunk crashed into a team and then backed up and tried to plow into the team several more times, one of the team's dogs was killed, another broke a leg, and several others injured. >> i appreciate the sympathy i'm getting. it was a horrible couple of seconds that will last for a long time. >> amazingly, king wasn't hurt. he was completing in the iditarod and friends say it's hard to members of the imagine how someone could kill one of the dogs competing.

>> he is just an amazing guy and i am so story this sorry this had to happen to him, he says he is just going keep on pushing. >> as for demoski he turned himself in and is facing several charges, including assault. >> a st. patrick's day parade would not be complete without bag pipes. this is one of the nation he is largest parades and it has it all. floats and marching bands and dancers and they are already celebrating. >> you didn't need to go far to get a good celebration for st. patrick's day. tampa, the sixth best place to celebrate st. patrick's day, and you don't have to go all the way to city

just enjoy the warm weather here. >> you have 80 on st. patrick's right here, and a river as well. >> weather-wise, guise guys overall not too bad a weekend. the weather wanted to make it inland today but hold off for most of the day. it was a beautiful day, beautiful in terms of the rain just holding off. look at this, the time lapse from today and you see just a few rain drops on the camera there, especially late in the evening but in all all, not too bad. the showers were overbasically pinellas hillsboro and pasco county, but since have started to fall apart a bit. a couple of quick-moving light showers but the bulk of the activity off to the west and it just doesn't make a whole lot of

progrss inland, this is really just falling apart and fizzling out heading through the next couple of hours because as far as rainfall goes from today, you can see essentially i-4 north and westward, and rainfall ranges from a 10 to half an tept to tenth to half an inch, but with a lot of rain offshore it just didn't quite make it inland. this is going to drop the pollen levels but with dryer weather coming monday, tuesday and wednesday we will see those pollen levels heading back up into high territory. despite the cloud cover and the showers working, 69, the low this morning, also well above average. and look at this, a dewpoint of 69. you are talking relative humidity at 93%. that is some stucky stuff out there. winds out of the southwest at 6.

wauchula, and 73 in bartow, and 74 in bradenton, 71 in tampa, 68 in brooksville, and 68 in new port richey and a dewpoint in the 60's to low 70 he is, yeah, that is popping popping out. and when you start to see 70-degree dewpoint in the month of march, that is something and we are going to see muggier conditions over the next weeb or week or so. these showers are going to fizzle out because because the trough doesn't move a lot, we are going to see the showers redeveloping on sunday. and then a batch of stratoform rings and this is welcome news for the west coast, picking up

trying to at least climb their way out of a four-year drought at this point. the temperatures on the east side of the front and on the west side as well, overall temperatures across much of the country running above average but that slips into the middle and end of the week. take a look at the future cast. you are picking up on some showers here as we head for tomorrow morning. best chance of lingering showers would be during the morning hours. that all shifts eastward as we head toward 10:00 a.m. and then just looking at a couple of isolated showers heading into the afternoon monday, and rain chances around 70%. showers out there, muggy and heads up for patch yo y fog, could be locally dense tonight and for the day on tuesday, another warm and humid one, 81 dress and at

degrees.marine forecast, seas 2 to 3 feet and gulf temperature at 70 degrees. low tide 1:16, and high tide, 8:11. temperatures near 80 for the next week or so, and we'll start to see the rain approaching again on friday, and best chance of storms saturday and sunday. the models are looking a little bit cooler, maybe a return to winter heading into next week. >> oh, a return to winter. south. thanks to the humid this weekend. well, it's the little waterfall that could. >> disond don't expect niagara falls because it's not but this is our little waterfall. >> find out where in central florida you can check out this mini waterfall.

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(aaron 2sh) florida is filled with natural wonders. >> it's no secret that florida is filled with natural wonders, caves and other features. >> but did you know there is a waterfall hid hidden in our geography. >> patricia loves coming to this patch of lake county woods. >> -- preserve.

>> borgos is with the lake county water authority which owns the preserve. it is gorgeous and... quiet. >> very peaceful, almost a zem equality. >> quality. >> and much of that is created by this. a little waterfall no more than 4 or 5 feet tall. >> don't expect niagara falls because it's thought but this is our little waterfall, unique to lake county. >> but here is the thing about this gorgeous spot in the woods. you may come back and that beautiful little waterfall and the pool below and the creek beyond will be completely gone. dry. it's only here when lake county gets a bunch of rainfall in a short amount of time. >> a quarter inch every two

get consistent in-type rainfall inch-type rainfall events, it's rare. >> the creek runs off into a sinkhole. >> it's about 100, 150 feet deep. >> a very old sinkhole. >> we think it could be hundreds of years or even thousands of years. >> geologists think that the water drops deep into the earth. >> it's going even below the local well, perhaps 800 or a aquifer. >> the sinkhole system has been a round a long time but not a lot of people know about it, it's so well hidden but when it fills up, the preserve tried to open it up so people can come and see it. wonderful!

>> urch urch unfortunately it may not be open again before it running dry, but when it rains, it will open again. >> worth the day trip. >> so many nice things that are not that far oomp. >> away. >> well, a couple didn't hesitate when they saw a bad car accident. >> why they are being called

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secure the vote. >> as fox's john rockets roberts reports on what was said today. >> don't hurt the person. >> the only thing louder than a donald trump rally right now is the ticking of the clock as we approach the tuesday primaries. one of those is ohio. >> for me, i'm not going to take the low road to the highest to f office in the land, we are growing and we are going to be very competitive and don't be surprised if i don't have the strongest number of candidates going into the convention. >> the governor here didn't win one state yet, and he doesn't qualify -- is this a big story? it seems to not be a big story, i don't understand it. but he didn't qualify in pennsylvania. he didn't have the signatures.

does anyone know that? it was just announced. he doesn't qualify in pennsylvania so he couldn't be running on tuesday. >> another winner-take-all primary in the sunshine state. >> if we win on the road we are on, we are going to fracture at the seams. we are seeing images on television that we have not seen in this country since the 1960's. >> donald trump is literally inciting violence with his supporters. he is saying if you go out and beat somebody up, that's okay, i will pay the legal fees. >> donald trump is responsible for what happens at his events. he is the person who has for months now been -- not just

>> states are also being held in states that are very important to the man closest to trump in the delicate map, ted cruz. >> ahead of the florida primary we'll have the results of the most recent opinion poll for the gop shows donald trump with nearly a 20-point lead over his closest opponent, marco rubio and with cruz running a close third. -- we'll have a report for you on the decision to cancel the chicago rally by donald trump. >> and a blast in ankara wounded at least 75 people near the main square, and it's believed to have been causer caused by a car bottom that went off near bus

this comes a week after attacks that killed 29 people, a kurdish military group claimed responsibility for the attack. and a french citizen was among the victims of violence. an al-qaeda affiliate group claimed responsibility and are believed to have been targeting an american conference. >> we are also learning about two chemical attacks in iraq on the heels of a capture of a chemical manufacturer. iraq's prime minister has promised to punish those responsible. the attacks are believed to be

retaliation for the capture by coalition forces of a reported chemical manufacturer that supplied isis forces. and torrential rainfall has lefts parts of this city swamps. the rain has let up for now but more wet weather is expected throughout the week. >> in louisiana people are being asked to evacuate their homes and communities near major pressing rivers. covington issued a major evacuation order as rain threatens homes homes there. the mayor toured neighborhoods to assess the emergency situation and people are urging people in flood-prone areas to move to safety.

body in the hudson river after a collision saturday between a tug boat and another barge. one of the tugs hit a stationary barge that was a part of a construction project. >> and a couple is being honored for their actions that likely saved a man's life. they ran outside after hearing a loud bang. an suv slammed into a utility pole bursting into flames. jason called 9-1-1 and julie and aid. >> the man was screaming and flailing around and i said be calm, i will hold the door, push out. >> he says he is just grate to feel be alive.

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work cut out for them. >> fox reports on the most pressing global issues ahead. >> a slowing global economy and increasing competition and more political volatility, the top challenges that the next president of the united states will face according to the national intelligence council. every year the council putting together a report for the in-coming president and essentially this year it's rough seas ahead. john bolten says that forecast is spot on. >> i do think the future for the next president is going to be filled with international crisis and challenges. chinese actions in east and southeast asia and russian actions in europe descending into chaos, are also going to possess national problems. >> and sluggish growth in china

global committee, and even more volatility, and they are citing the rise of trump and sanders as the evidence of anger among the electorate, a really satisfaction with the social society. the final report won't come out until the november election and before the inauguration. in washington, for fox news. >> sure was a packed sports weekend. >> it was, the busiest weekend i have seen in a long time. >> time. plus sond year in second year in a row it takes examine takes extra holes to decide the

>> the lightning catch a break in the schedule, a trip to columbus who holds the worst conference. this was not a trap game but it could have been.

the lightning take advantage of the struggling club and snap their slide. that is good news there. finally they hit some momentum, finding holes in the jackets right here. 30th of the season for stamer and the lightning up 1-0. the third period is where the bolts finally had some fun. minute later on a power play, pelatt steals the puck, and the lightning pick up an empty nether for a 4-0 shut-out, they remain tied with the panthers for second in the atlantic division. and then making up ground in at innisbrook at the valspar championship, in fact, the record for rallies is just four strokes but one golf overcame

tough disngses to conditions to do it and it wasn't the champion. spieth couldn't stay in the fareway. this was his second tee shot that ended up in the woods and he is steamed at this point and bogeys and finishes tied for 18th. and then went to scoog school at calvary christian, he put in this birdie to put him just three shots off t lead. and right there on 16,

a tie breaker to decide, and swartdol comes from five back to win, the largest deficit to overcome schwartzel win it is but the best story in this tournament was lee mccoy, in fourth, the best finish by an amateur since 1998 but since he is a amateur, he can't take home the money. he was hoping to donate it to charity but coopt, and valspar stepped up.

impression my winnings would go th out. >> papped now he has to tomorrow. and this didn't look like much he wasn't feeling well, and then this morning he wasn't feeling any better and so he was pulled out of the race.

was just past traffic jam. behind them a nine-car pile-up. montoya took over and stayed ahead of his teammates. pagineau wins by just two seconds and so it's back to back this you know, every year you race, and they g old and you come out and beat them all, so it's pretty >> kevin harvick h straight the sprint car needs overtime to lap and watch this, the two are

the finish line, and harvick look at this, beats edwards for his fifth straight win and it looks just like t daytona and t the second evan longoria steps up and hits a two-run single to right, and it's 6-0 rays and then it's mores power. hank conger drilling a two-run homer. and the rays pound boston 13-5. their other half, 6-1. >> all right, mike is back with another look at your seven-day up next. >> and robots are getting almost

we'll show you one that can only react to your emotions, i think

to say. >> welcome back. hope you enjoyed the warm

finally saw the shower move ong shore as we headed through the evening hours. this is what we are left with. not a lot of shower activity out there over land but off to the west there is a good amount over water. now, the one batch of showers over land, from clearwater down hrough largo, and pinellas park, moving to the east but falling apart as it does so. they may get a few light sprinkles heading into tampa and areas to the east but the light to moderate rain this evening through the next few hours would be right up against the coast. you look at the batch of rain and notice the trend over the last hours is for this to fall apart and i expect that continue heading into the next couple of hours but more may start back up again heading into tomorrow morning and so we are not done with the showers pom showers comb showers completely.

high in tampa, and inland, a little bit more sunshine and daytime heating and so we have 88 in he is braing he is sebring and frost proof. but up the coast, going for 80 for a high in tampa, and east again, 87 in haines city and 87 down in arcadia, and the humid once again a lot higher and it's going to feel a whole lot warmer out there. a few thingerring showers around thing lingers showers but die and warm heading into tuesday and wednesday, maybe even thursday, but a potential for hey rain as we head toward next weekend and you go beyond next weekend, into sunday and monday and tuesday and we are talking

flipping back into winter or at least early spring. like weather. certainly a warm and muggy night. 73 in apo apollo beach, and 73 in arcadia. here is the sad satellite and radar view. this trough back off to the west, notice it's not moving at all, you see this line of showers? it's fall ago part for now but heading towards tomorrow morning i believe we'll get a brief spin-up of the showers getting them going into the morning and early afternoon hours. here is how we are talking about fog and the potential forking for at least into tomorrow morning. it's certainly there, and so heads up as we head toward the

the showers but with the fog as well. the seven-day shows a few lingering showers, over there heading into the day on monday, and 81, tuesday and wednesday and dry and clouding back up for thursday and friday and look at sunday's high, 73. haley? >> it's getting cooler. in japan there is a robot that can actually react to your feelings. it's being used in stores for customer assistance and designers say it can read and respond to a user's mood. it stand at 4 feet tall and weighs about 62 pounds and it analyzes guest analyzes gestures and expresses and speech tones. >> that is fascinating. >> and fightens because first we get robots that read your emotions and then they take over

that is the natural progression of artificial intelligence. >> well, pepper looks friendly. and coming up a dog raised just for the purpose of being slaughtered is safed. >> and placed in the loving home of a phoenix family. >> she is really special. >> this is the heart-warms story

>> and a seal's desperate >> people have the right to protest. that's what america is about. >> right now at 11:00, bernie sanders and hillary clinton duel again, hear about sander's plan to take out trump. >> and a deputy was killed in a wrong-way crash. why officials say it is becoming too common. >> approximate and do you have tattoos, why reachers why researchers say the more you have the better. >> good evening, thanks for being with us. the political campaign are picking up steam and trying to