but now, dan rosen from plant city is pushing a effort that would place the officers case load at 30 sexual offenders. that would analyze whether he or she is likely to reoffend. the bill cleared the committee hearing today and we will let you know if the caseload fixes the 2015 probation reforms which are signed into law last summer. >> a dramatic lesson in extreme safety for tampa bay. >>> there you go, port security and tempo police put on an active shooter drill. it all comes from a partnership that takes a look at terrorism the drill is designed to prepare businesses in case of a deadly emergency. >> the idea of the demonstration was just to give folks here a realistic appraisal of some of the dynamics that could go on and an actual situation, and get them thinking, so they can better plan and evaluate what they can do for themselves. >> tampa's downtown partnership hopes to hold more training and awareness on security trends and personal safety tips. >> around the state, the for the house is expected to pass to gun bills. one will allow concealed weapons holders to openly carry

joined by dan pfeiffer, democratic strategist hilary rosen. part of the obama team that beat hillary clinton back in 2008 in iowa. she came back in new hampshire as we all know. what does she need to do now to continue the momentum she got from a narrow but important win in iowa? >> she doesn't have to win new hampshire she has to beat expectations. bernie sanders has very high expectations because the polls have been in his favor and he's seen as having momentum. get in more favorable territory in nevada, south carolina there, win decisively, she'll be on the path to nomination. >> hold on. we're getting more information coming in. we're also standing by for this donald trump news conference, the first news conference he's had second the second place finish in iowa. a quick break. you both have a perfect driving record. >>perfect. no tickets. no accidents... >>that is until one of you clips a food truck, ruining your perfect record. >>yup... now, you would think your insurance company would cut you some slack, right? >>no. your insurance rate