death accountable. >> my son was a vibrant young front of him. death at the florida state fair, andrew joseph junior relived every moment of the night his son andrew joseph iii was killed. >> if they had put him in they put him in a sherrif's office vehicle and transported him 100 yards away on the other side of the interstate. >> and when he tried to cross over to get back in, he was hit and killed by a car. according to his parents and a new lawsuit, joseph, an honors student was not in involved in the stampede, and the suit accuses deputies of making an unjustified arrest and negligently releasing the boy without letting his parents know. they say he was racially lawsuit they say is to hold the agencies accountable for contributing to their son's death. >> it was your sworn statement that you are going to do whatever you needed to do for the benefit of the community. >> all three organizations being sued told fox 13 they don't comment on pending lawsuit the. the fair and the sherrif's office have made changes after the death. they require some students to be with a parent after dark, picke

two years after his son's death at the florida state fair--andrew joseph jr. relives every moment of the night his 14-year-old son andrew joseph iii was killed. 6:44:18they placed my son in an official hillsborough county sheriff's department vehicle, transported him 100 yards away from the interstate and abandoned him.when the younger joseph tried crossing i-4 to get back to the fairgrounds on february 7, 2014--he was struck and killed by a passing car.he had just been kicked out.deputies say hundreds of rowdy teens caused a stampede on student day.it's where hillsborough county students get in for free. according to his parents and a new lawsuit--joseph--an honor's student--was not involved in the stampede.the suit accuses hillsborough deputies of making an unjustified arrest and then negligently releasing the boy without letting his parents know.they believe he was racially profiled.the josephs say the point of the lawsuit against the sheriff's office, the school district and the fair is to hold the agencies accountable for contributing to their son's death.

their son was ejected from the florida state fair, struck and killed by a vehicle along i-4, andrew and diane joseph lead dozens in protests, chanting for change in their son's memory. >> we'll be here every year. we'll be the person you must look at. >> reporter: 14-year-old andrew joseph iii was rounded up with 100 other teenagers and thrown off fairgrounds property when student night 2014 turned into a midway melee. since then the joseph's made it their mission to enhance security at the fair. many of the changes they they include a wider midway, more police officers, cameras and metal detectors. kids have to be accompanied by an adult after 6:00 a.m. there is now a holding effort for troublemakers. >> we'll make every possible effort to contact a parent to say your child is held. do you want us to hold them in a safe, secure area? >> reporter: the changes we have given parents we spoke with more confidence to drop off their kids. >> with the changes it should be better. >> i feel it is safer. >> my son had to die for this place to be safe. >> reporter: the joseph's who filed a civil suit on thei

andrew joseph the third was killed after being kicked out of the fair two years ago. andrew was hit by a car trying to cross i-4. that forced change at the fair. parents or guardians must now be contacted if a juvenile is kicked out, and kids must be with an adult after six. but on this somber anniversary, andrew's parents believe that isn't enough. they not only filed a lawsuit this week, lawsuit against the fair, the hillsborough county sheriff's office and the hillsborough county school district. the protest, set to start here at the entrance off of u-s 301 at one o'clocke this afternoon, under the arches, is apart of several events organized in honor of andrew's memory. live in hillsborough county, jonathan petramala, 10 news wtsp new this morning...the u-k might be allowed to start serving warrants in the u-s. british and u-s governments have been negotiating a plan to serve wiretap orders on american corporations for criminal investigations. under the proposal, the british government would not have access to u-s records during their investigations. it's a huge we

deanna and andrew joseph just filed a lawsuit against the fair, the sheriff's office and school district. it's been 2 years since their 14-year- old son, andrew was thrown out of student day at the fair - along with a hundred other kids, as some troublemakers stampeded through the midway. the suit blames the sheriff's office for a lack of training and kicking andrew out without reason, the district for giving out free tickets for not forseeing the danger with so many kids there, and the fair for failing to have enough surveillance, security and supervision to protect the students. since andrew's death the fair has made several changes. students who arrive after 6:00 must be supervised by an adult. the midway is wider to handle huge crowds, a command center is set up to monitor safety and this year they're adding metal detectors and more cameras. as florida tries to fight an outbreak there's concern about it spreading across the country. the summer olympics are just around the corner... and with many americans traveling to brazil for the games some are worried the zika outbreak could get

the demonstrators gathered to call attention to the life of andrew joseph the third. joseph died in 2014.. as he tried to cross interstate 4 on foot after he was ejected from the fair. the teen was one of more than 100 young people kicked out of the event after deputies said a stampede of teenagers rushed through the midway. deputies tell us most of the protesters who were asked to leave the fair complied.. but a few refused to listen: 3 cars were backed up at the entrance to the fair.. while deputies tried to get the protesters to move. deputies say the four protesters have been charged with trespassing after a warning.. which is a misdemeanor. 3 3 members of a tampa church finally have a *new place to call their own. and it comes just one *year, after their *last church, burned down. 3 this was the historic new salem missionary baptist church in hyde park. investigators determined last year's blaze was an electrical fire. in the 12 months that followed, members gathered wherever they could. they spent a few weeks worshiping in a bingo hall. for the rest of the time.

stampeded" through the midway. 10 news reporter kendra conlon sat down with the joseph's in a story you'll see only on 10. andrew and deanna joseph hope this lawsuit - will help provide those answers about the death of their 14 year old son andrew. the st. stephen honor student - was hit and killed by a car trying to cross i-4.. after he and other teens got ejected his parents never got a call from anyone... only to discover the 8th grader in the morgue. after andrew's death the fair made several changes... students who arrive after 6 - must be supervised by an adult a wider midway to handle huge crowds a command center to monitor safety and this year they're detectors and more attorney barry cohen says the deputies were under staffed, not properly trained, and kicked andrew out without reason. the lawsuit claims the district sponsors student day, gives out free tickets and should have foreseen the dangers. and insists the fair failed to have supervision. cohen says they all need to pay for not keeping andrew and other students safe. in riverview, kendra conlon, 10 news wtsp. we reached out to the "hillsborough

two years ago-- 14- year-old andrew joseph was struck by a car along i-4... after he was kicked out of the florida state fair. deputies say hundreds of rowdy teens caused a stampede on < "student day." according to his parents-- andrew was not involved. they say deputies made an unjustified arrest-- and released their son --without letting them know. the couple says the lawsuit will hold all three agenices andrew's death. the "florida state fair authority".. and the sheriff's office have made changes they have increased security--and they now require teens to be accompanied by an adult after dark. the pinellas county sheriff's office is suspects... who tried to rob a store, but deputies released this surveillance video. they say the pair came up to the business and smashed the glass door with a rock. one of them jumped inside to raid the register, but there wasn't any money in it. the two took off with nothing-- but deputies believe they hit another store in the area. the palm bay city council just shot down an ordinance... that would have ended discrimination

one of them though, 14 year old andrew joseph the third, never made it home. he was killed trying to cross i-4. in addition to security, policy changes have since been put in place. deputies now must call parents or guardians if any juvenile is kicked out, and kids must be with an adult after six o'clock. andrew's parents though say the changes aren't enough. a protest is being organized here at the u-s 301 entrance, starting at 1 o'clock. live in hillsborough county, jonathan petramala, 10 news wtsp passengers are frustrated this morning after flying from orlando to charlotte. the pilot had to make an emergency landing at the jacksonville international airport since an electrical odor was cockpit. after those scary moments, people then got upset when they landed. there was some miscommunication with the airline and instead of just booking another flight, people had to go to a ticket counter, get their luggage from baggage claim, then go through security again. many of you are mourning the loss of another music legend this morning. maurice white, the founder a

nearly 100 of those kids were kicked out, including 14-year- old andrew joseph iii. with no place else left to go he tried crossing i-4 but was hit and killed by a car. that tragedy lead to changes at the fair. if a juvenile is kicked out now the hillsborough county sheriff's office has to call their parent or guardian. if neither are able to be reached the kids sent to the amphitheater behind me or brought to a juvenile center parent or guardian can pick them up. that way those kids can't get in trouble or a tragedy like what happened a couple years ago. andrew's parents say that's not enough. they are organizing a protest. that starts at 11:00 at the 301 entrance on the east side of the fairgrounds. live for now in hillsborough county 10 news wtsp. >>> this morning senator bill nelson is calling on the president to appoint a czar to oversee the government's response to the virus. three cases of zica have been reported in hillsborough county. there are 12 confirmed cases across the state. a health emergency has been declared by the governor. mosquitos that tested to

protesters wanted to bring attention to what they call the need for justice in the death of andrew joseph the third. a 14-year-old. he was killed on the highway near the fairgrounds two years ago after being kicked out of the fair itself. they call the sheriff's office to complain about the group trespassing on the property by deputy showed up. protesters were mostly peaceful and asked them to move away and most of them did, but most of them change them to-chain them despite the arrest. they are not giving up their cause. >> it was clearly they are intense. "last chance to leave and they indicated they absolutely are going to be arrested and there was nothing we could do to dissuade them. >> people are getting arrested people are dying in police custody. they are not going away. after the arrests, visitors could enter through this main front entrance. place say deputies have no issue with protesting but people have a right to do that in this case, they were trespassing onto the property when near here they were designated for protesters, the roadway and that's what caused the problem and

involved with a fight that started on the fairgrounds ended wink 12 arrest. 14 year old 14-year old andrew joseph was one of them. >> they did not have anything in place. >> reporter: he was killed by a car after police threw him out of the fairgrounds. he was trying to cross the highway, tonight his father does not believe the fear is safe. >> this is a bomb waiting to explode. >> reporter: the sheriff told us they have made lots of changes to keep kids safe. more cameras, undercover police and requiring a parent to escort any child under 16. we want people to be safe. >> reporter: for kids who do get in trouble police will take them to a detention area and call their parents. they also have this message for parents. >> keep those problem kids you know who will cause problems at home. >> reporter: these fight the changes the family does not think they have gone far enough. they want parental supervision at all times. >> all of these kids are out there by themselves. >> reporter: for this family there is still no peace. tonight the sheriffs office to say a lot of the changes that they have made l

. >> andrew joseph the third didn't die at the fair, he was hit and killed as he tried to cross interstate four. he was one of nearly 100 kids kicked out of the fair two years ago after a scene like this unfolded. kids stampeding or wilding out. his parents were not called despite him being booted. with no place to go, he made the fatal decision to try to across the interstate. i nterstate. that has prompted changes. 300 security cameras now span the crowd. they have lots to keep their eyes on as student day yesterday at the fair. thousands of hillsborough county students are given a pass to get out of class and come to the fair for free. unruly kids won't just be kicked out this year, they will be brought to the amphitheater or children's facility until it parent or guardian can pick them up. is calling on the president to appoint a zika's's leader. mosquito control would only tell us that the patient slipped on the westside of the county and they say they have set mosquito traps near where they have lived. they will send the mosquitoes they catch to be tested by that state board of healt

pone of those students was p14-year-old andrew joseph the pthird. phe was hit by an suv when he was ptrying to cross i-4 his parents pa was not one troublemaker and pnow they are suing appear psecurity and safety precautions phave been increase at the fair pespecially on this day. pshayla reeves is live for us psafety is number one concern, pright? p>> reporter: yes, there will be pa more deputies here on the pgrounds today. pand there also be more psurveillance cameras to monitor pthe grounds as well. pin addition, students, who are punder the age of 16, they are pnot going to be allowed to be phere unaccompanied by an adult pafter 6 o'clock in the even even pthing. pafter death of 14 gerald andrew pjoseph the 3rd back in 2014. pagain he was hit by an suv there pon i-4 after deputies kicked him pout of the of the fair he ptrieded to return to the pgrounds. pit happened as deputies say phundreds of teens took off prunning through the fair psomething joseph's parents say phe did not do. p>> the couple filed a wrongful pdeath lawsuit on behalf the pho

hope seigler went from her palo alto home to the shopping center in petaluma to meet 19- year-old andrew joseph newman. she has changed her last name on her profiles to newman. she suffers from bipolar disorder and does not have her medication. andrew newman removed a gps ankle bracelet he was required to wear for a 2014 conviction for a domestic violence case against a former girlfriend. >>> according to the marin independent journal, a project is on hold for two months because of problems with the steel selected for the project. there's not enough of the original material in the u.s. officials won't order outside the u.s. because they want to stay under the buy america requirements. and that means they'll have to choose another option. once the project gets underway this summer, it's expected to take four years to complete. >>> 4:46 is the time now. and we want to check with sal. and i have a question for the you. it's friday and i'm curious about our traffic jams today. >> it's going to be breakup songs. >> last week it was love songs. now there's a little bit of buyer's remorse. >> the hone

it was two years ago that andrew joseph iii, a couple blocks from here on the interstate was struck by a vehicle and killed. for the second year in a row protest asking for safety measures in his memory. >>> tracking zica. new cases of the virus detected in florida. >>> good evening. we talked about the chill and the wind. sky 10 network camera clocking 38 mile-per-hour wind gust in downtown st. pete. across the bay at macdill 33 miles per hour at macdill air force base this morning. even in central pinellas county was seen. as the winds back down, we got at least a little more comfortable this afternoon from the really big blast of cold air, which we talked about this morning. temperatures currently around 57 in crystal river. 60 lakewood ranch. 58 bartow. around the bay area and the tampa metro 61 odessa. temple terrace, new tampa, plant city. 59 lutz. 58 zephyrhills. wesley chapel and land o'lakes 60. same for holiday and 57 on the gulf coast in treasure island. beautiful blue skies as the wind settles down. we are expecting clear skies for your friday evening and dry conditions. mo

they are forced to eject more than 100 young people from the fair. 14-year-old andrew joseph died while trying to cross i-4 after being tossed out of the fair. >> and chip osowski joins us live from the florida state fair. it is day one. we will tell you how things have changed out there. good evening chip. >> reporter: good evening to you. it appears this rainy wet weather is keeping most of the rowdies away today. the hillsborough county sheriff's office is determined not to have a repeat performance of what we saw in 2014. among the changes, additional cameras. a joint command center. of 16 have to be accompanied by an adult after 6:00 p.m. dozens of sheriffs deputies are patroling the state fair midway. some in uniform. others in plain clothes. the message? they are watching what you are doing. >> you have no idea who is looking at you. additionally, there were several more cameras added. we even added several to our sky watch that will be manned all the time. >> reporter: those here to have a good time appreciate the increased presence. >> i feel a lot safer. we had a lot of games

stampeded the midway in an incident labeled as wilding, more than 100 people were one of those andrew joseph was 14 at the time and was killed being ejected. deputies tell me that there were no issues at the fair last year and they vow not to have a repeat performance of 2014. they hope parents will help them out with that. >> if you know your child is a problem that causes problems and has a group of folks that they hang out with that will cause problems and having tensions of coming out here, i urge you to please keep them home. >> reporter: and the major tells me that those that do come out here to start trouble will be trespassed and told not to come back. those that get into more serious problems will be arrested. reporting live i'm chip osowski news channel 8. is locked up on some very disturbing charges. investigators believe dr. johnny dragis raped a female patient at his office. officers arrested him yesterday. they believe the assault happened in the florida spine institute of clearwater. dragis faces one count of sexual battery. >>> tonight there's plenty of outrage over some bay

the protesters say they wanted to bring attention to the death of andrew joseph iii, 14-year- old hit and killed on i-4 two years ago after being kicked out of the fair. deputies say while the demonstrators were mostly peaceful they arrested some who were trespassing and chained themselves together refusing to leave. deputies say their actions were a safety concern even stopping >>> it was clearly their internet, i asked them, appealed to their sense of right and gave them one last chance to leave, they indicated they were absolutely going to be arrested and there was nothing we could do to dissuade them from that. >> we're still here. people are still getting arrested. people are still dying in police custody. people are still dying unarmed. >> we're not going away. >> we're not. until we get justice for our people. >> after the arrests the fairground gates were cleared and guests could enter again. the fair has a designated spot for protesters nearby. >>> a new port richey family has a warning for people this their neighborhood about squatters breaking into homes. alicia meddling an

two years ago-- 14- year-old andrew joseph was struck by a car along i-4... after he was kicked out of the florida state fair. deputies say hundreds of rowdy teens caused a stampede on "student day." according to his parents, andrew was not involved. they say deputies made an unjustified arrest, and released their son without letting them know. the couple says the lawsuit will hold all three agenices accountable for their son's death. the florida state fair authority have since increased security, and required teens to be accompanied by an adult after dark, the pinellas county sheriff's office is looking for two suspects-- who tried to rob a store-- but left empty-handed. deputies say the pair came up to the business and smashed the glass door with a rock. one of them jumped register-- but there was not any money in it. they took off with nothing-- but deputies believe they hit another store-- where they stole money.. beer.. and cigarettes. an american airlines flight from orlando to charlotte, made a safe emergency landing in jacksonville. pilots had to land

the protestors say they wanted to bring attention to the death of andrew joseph, iii, a teenager hit and killed two years ago. while the demonstrators were mostly peaceful, they arrested some who were trespassing and had chained themselves together, refusing to leave. they say that became a safety concern, even stopping guests from trying to get in. >> uh, it was clearly their intent -- i asked them. i appealed to their sense of right and gave them one last chance to leaf. and they indicated that they -- leave. and they indicated that they absolutely were going to be arrested and there was nothing we could do to dissuade them from that. >> we're still here. we're still here! people are still getting arrested. people are still dying in police custody. people are still dying unarmed. >> we're not going away. until we get justice! >> after they were arrested, the fairgrounds were cleared and guests could enter again. they do, by the way, have a designated spot for protestors nearby. >>> this family locked up for their trip only to return to new port richey to a complete disaster. jake p

the protesters say they were there to remember the death of 14-year-old andrew joseph iii who died after being thrown out of the fair two years ago. >>> florida senator marco rubio in the presidential race after his debate performance last night. >> rubio's opponents are calling his responses canned answers. candace mccown is joining us live now from new hampshire. how is rubio responding to the criticism? >> reporter: good evening from new hampshire. rubio is standing by those comments that he made even though he said them in the same exact wording a couple of times last night during the debates but his critics seem to just be getting louder. >> well, in florida we eliminated lifetime employment protections. >> reporter: former florida governor jeb bush continued to tout his record as governor at a town hall in salem, new hampshire to a crowd that couldn't even fit in the room. >> you want to hear what i thought about the debate? >> reporter: former candidate lindsey graham was the first to mention saturday's debate before bush jumped in. >> i learned that marco has a saying the same th

two years ago andrew joseph was struck by a car after getting kicked out of the florida state fair. hundreds of rowdy teens caused a stampede on student day. according to his parents, andrew was for the involved. they said that deputies made an unjustified arrest and released the boy without letting them know about it. they have increased security and require teens to be accompanied by an adult after dark. >> amy: looking for two suspect who tried to rob a store but left empty handed. a pair came up and snashed a door with a rock. they came up to raid the register but there was not any money. nothing. but they did hit another store and stole money, beer, and cigarettes. >> john: rights in a local city. >> amy: why it took leaders >> amy: breaking down the fiery democratic debate. you will want to see the introducing longhorn' s steaks that sizzle for $12.99. like the new smoky bacon sirloin. and the parmesan crusted sirloin. only at longhorn steakhouse.

the demonstrators gathered to call attention to the life of andrew joseph the third. joseph died in 2014.. as he tried to cross interstate 4 on foot after he was forced to leave the fair. the teen was one of more than 100 young people kicked out after deputies said a stampede of teenagers rushed through. leave the fair, did so.. but a few refused to listen: they were charged with trespassing after a warning.. which is a misdemeanor. 3 ((walter come look at the screen if you can. clearwater police are still allegedly attacked a six-year- old girl, in a bathroom stall friday night. investigators say: he followed the girl into the stall at countryside mall, and tried to hold her down. he pushed her to the ground, and put his hand over her mouth. but she screamed, and it scared him away. detectives think: the man was with two women before the attack. they hope to track them down as well. the girl made it safely to her father. 3 ((walter a shoplifting bust turns into much more in lakeland. deputies say, these two: cindy mccloud and shawn holley of auburndale, stole about 1

affiliated with the black lives matter movement say they wanted to brick attention to the death of andrew joseph iii, 14-year-old hit and killed on i-4 two years ago after he was kicked out of the fair. deputies say the demonstrators were mostly peaceful. some chained themselves together, refused to leave when ordered to. >> i appeal to their sense of right and gave them one last chance to leave. they indicated that they absolutely were going to be arrested and there was nothing we could do to dissuade them. >> we're still here, people are still getting arrested. people are still dying in police custody. people are still dying unarmed. >> we're not going away. >> we're not until we get justice. >> guests were allowed to enter the fairgrounds once the demonstrators were arrested and taken away. fair officials say they have a designated spot for protesters nearby. >>> 9:37. the bay area is getting ready to celebrate black history month. >> we're just hours away from the 28th annual city of tampa black history celebrations. african-american music ledge nders -- legends. this year's theme is celebra

andrew joseph junior and his wife gathered with several others to show they still have reservations about fair policies and security. a lack of supervision and the staff led up to the their son's death. he was kicked out of the fair, accused of being rowdy with other teens and dropped off by deputies. when he tried to get back he crossed i-4 and was hit by a car. the fair and deputies changed policies and required teens to be accompanied by an adult after dark and allowed to come early in the -- earlier in the day by themselves. >> and the changes that are made i believe are obvious and needed to be. we appreciate that. however, there is so much more , they filed a lawsuit and the school board all the parties being sued said they do not comment on pending litigation. >> and near the state fair. >> new at 6:00. spring break is fast approaching and more trips out of the airport and longer wait times. and chris crystal clark is paying attention. >> tsa officials say the passengers mistakes account for much of the delays and this year they are getting more severe. >> go ahead and step inside

look, joseph, eva, my family would be honored if you'd consider having the wedding at our house. thank you. andrew, aren't weddings lovely? i don't know. joseph and eva arethe first in my crowd to get married. my father tells me you're something of a card player. aw, well,i'm nothing special. you play? uh, me? no, no. i'd like to learn, though. me, too. black marialow-ball with a split? one-eyed jacks, kings with the ax? [knock on door] david. i didn't thinkyou'd come. until a few minutes ago, neither did i. if you've come hereto try to stop me, don't. uh, no. listen, i thought a lot about what you said. dad, you were right. mom would want you to be happy, and i do, too. and eva's a wonderful woman. so congratulations. thank you, david. this means more to me than youwill ever know. well, listen, if you can possibly forgive me, i'd love to be your best man. there's no better best manin this room. thanks. mom, the bride's ready. oh. uh... joseph, eva is ready. we can start now. we can start now. [plays wedding march] there's one thingi have to ask before you go down-- did anyone talk to youabout the

police say they wanted to honor the life of andrew joseph iii, 14-year-old struck and killed on the interstate two years ago after he was kicked out of the fair. others say they are not giving up on their cause. >> we're still here, people are still getting arrested, people are still dying in police custody. people are still dying unarmed. >> we're not going away. >> we're not. until we get justice for our people. >> many of the demonstrators are affiliated with the black lives matter movement. >>> changes could soon be on the way, that would protect people in the florida lgbt community and possibly even bring jobs to our state. for the first time today lawmakers in tallahassee will hear the bill meant to prevent employees from discriminating against gay, lesbian, transsexual or transgender bill and the laws could help attract companies that offer skilled high paying jobs. accused of trying to blow up a plane full of passengers may have had help. the surprising people who authorities suspect were >>> 6:10. intelligence experts in somalia say this brand new video proves that two airline workers

anyone under 16 must be with a parent after 6:00 p.m., that came after the death of 14-year-old andrew joseph, after he was kicked out of the fair in 2015 14 and then was killed on i-4 trying to cross the highway to his parents filed a new lawsuit. we'll have more on that at 11:00. >> and it is going to be chilly. >> and it's already started. what a difference just a couple of hours tonight takes, makes, paul. >> it's been like a roller coaster, record high and then record cold, with rain in the middle. and look at this band of rain, literally like a wall of water coming in off of the gulf and look that wall. yeah, that is heavy rain. all of this in conjunction with a pretty strong cold front, but despite all of the rain, there was no severe weather at all. a couple of strikes of lightning and that was about it, but the clouds were going in all different directions late today, and the majority of the rain has been had shifts to the southeast should be heading south of us by midday. with a lot of sunshine coming up. the overall friend will be for temps to say at or below average for seven to t

pthe group was gathered to call pattention to andrew joseph, iii. phe died in 2014 when he tried to pcross i-4 on foot after being pejected from the fair. pyesterday the protestors were pasked to leave. pmost of them did but a few prefused to listen. pfour arrested after they chained pthemselves together and sat down pin the pavement. pthe group has been charged with ptrespassing after a warning. p>>laura: leading up to the new phampshire primary, donald trump phas a commanding lead. p30% of likely republican voters psay they would vote for him. pfour candidates trailed trump in pa virtual tie. pthey are ohio governor john pkasich, marco rubio, jeb bush pand texas senator ted cruz. pmore than a month away but trump phas his sights on winning the psunshine state. p>>laura: this coming friday, phe'll be here in tampa. pnew this morning, tickets are psold out. p>>russell: shayla reaves live poutside of the sun dome with pdetails on that. pgood morning, shayla. p>>russell: good morning f. pyou're hoping to get your hands pon one of those tickets, you ma

p99 students were thrown out in pthe end and one of them was p14-year-old andrew joseph, iii. phe did not make it home alive. phe got hit by an s.u.v. while ptrying to cross i-4. phis parents say he was not one pof the troublemakers and they lan to sue. phis father plans to protest ptoday, too. pshayla reaves is at the fair pwhere security changes have been pmade for student day but this pfamily says it's too little too plate, right? p>>russell: this -- p>>reporter: this family wants to plosing their son. pthere will be more deputies here pfor surveillance day, more pstudents under the age of 16, pthey must be accompanied by an padult after 6:00 in the evening. pthese are some of the changes pthat have been made since the pdeath of 14-year-old andrew pjoseph, iii. pnow, a couple of years ago, he pdied and his parents are lanning to protest outside of pthe fairgrounds later today. pnow, they want the sheriff's poffice, the school district and pfair held accountable for their pson's death. pdeputies say hundreds of teens pauthorities kicked them out of pthe fair for their behavi

of demonstrators gather @a group of demonstrators @gathering to call attention to @the life of andrew joseph iii. @joseph died in 2014 as he tried @to cross interstate 4 on foot @after he was ejected from the @florida state fair. @the teen was more than 100 @people kicked out of the event @after deputies say a stampede of @teenagers rushed through the @midway. @deputies tell us most of the @protesters asked to leave the @fair today complied, but a few @refused to listen. @>> the majority of the group did @only four members of the group @remained; however, they did @chain themselves together and @sat down on the pavement as you @saw. @>> lloyd: cars backed up to the @entrance of the fair as deputies @tried to get the protesters to @move. @those four protesters have been @charged with trespassing after a @warning which is a misdemeanor. @>>> a polk county teacher is @facing dui charges tonight. @deputies tell us they arrested 5 @deputies tell us they arrested @51-year-old anthony stancio of @winter haven after he crashed @into a mailbox heading home from @a mardi gras parade. @it happened afte

andrews suffers lasting effects and possible ptsd. her attorney says she continues to suffer long term effects because that video is still getting hits on the internet. i'm joseph pleasant in nashville for newschannel8. >> erin andrews is a tampa native and a daughter of steve andrews. >>> new tonight, we are getting a ground view of a small plane crash in los angeles. surveillance cameras reported the moment the craft crashed onto the street. that plane is hitting moving cars as it goes along there as broke off both wings and skids to a halt. the pilot says he was trying to land at a nearby airport when a wind gust blew him off course. >>> well, new video into our news room just now. a tornado is suspected of damaging homes and buildings in kenner, louisiana near the new orleans area. people reported seeing a funnel cloud as severe weather moved into the area there. we talked about it a couple of minutes ago. tornadoes on the ground west of new orleans between baton rouge and new orleans. but this video just in from possible tornado damage as a result of the strong thunderstorms and severe thunderstorms in that area. back here in the state of florida, a lot of

pone of those students was p14-year-old andrew joseph the pthird. phe got hit by an suv while ptrying to cross i-4. phis parents say he was not one pof the troublemakers now they pare suing. pas fox 13's shayla reeves pexplains, safety and security phave been increased at the as a presult of this day. p>>> there will be more psurveillance cameras and more pdeputies to monitor the grounds pif this year's state fair. punder the age of 16 will not be pallowed to be unaccompanied by pan adument if it's after p6 o'clock in the evening. pthese are some of the changes pmade after one teen did not make pit home an um could have years pago. pandrew joseph the 3rd died ptrying to cross i-4 after pdeputies kicked him out of the pfair and he tried to return to pthe grounds. pnow it happened as deputies say phundreds of teens took off prunning through the fair, psomething joseph's parents say phe did not do. pthe couple filed a wrongful pdeath lawsuit on behalf the phonor student. pthe suit allege deputies made punjustified arrest, racially rofiled teen and rele

p>>russell: andrew joseph, iii, pwas one of the young people pkicked out of the fair. psoon after he left, he was hit pand killed by an s.u.v. as he ptried to cross i-4. ptwo years later his parents pmaintain he was not one of the ptroublemakers and now they plan pto sue over his death. pthe news comes as the florida pstate fair prepares for another pstudent day. p>>laura: later today, the gates pwill open and local students get pshayla reaves is at the state pfairground. pjoseph's family will be there ptoday, right? p>>reporter: they will be here pand they're planning to protest poutside the fairgrounds later pthis afternoon. pthis comes two years to the day pwhere their lives changed pforever. pand they want three agencies pheld accountable. pright now you are looking at pandrew joseph, iii. phis parents want to see some paccountability for three pagencies. pthey're talking about the phillsborough county sheriff's poffice, school district and the pfair board. pthey say it was back in 2014 pwhen their son was justifiably parrested and racially profiled. pthe family fi

mother of god and blessed joseph, apostles and martyrs, peter, paul, andrew, james, john, thomas, jamesand all your saints. through merits we may be protected by your help. therefore, lord, we pray graciously accept this of our service and family, order our days of peace and be delivered from eternal dam nation, counted mom the flock of those that have chosen. be pleased, approve this offering in every respect. make it spiritual and acceptable so that it may become for us the body and blood of your most beloved son, our lord jesus christ. on the day before he was to suffer, he took bread in his holy and venerable hands, with eyes raised to heaven to you, oh god, his almighty father, giving thanks, he said the blessing, broke the bread, gave it to his disciples saying take this all of you and eat of it. for this is my body which will be given up for you. in a similar way when supper was ended, he took this precious chalice in his holy, venerable hands, and once again said the blessing, gave the chalice to the disciples saying take this all of you and drink from it, for this is the chalic

mother of our god and lord jesus christ and blessed joseph peter and paul andrew james, john thomas simon service that of your whole family. order our days in your peace and command that we be delivered from eternal damnation and counted among the flock of those who have chosen. be pleased, oh god, we pray that bless, acknowledge and approve this offering in every respect. make it spiritual and acceptable so that it may become for us, the body and blood of your most beloved son, our lord jesus christ. on the day before he was to suffer he took bread in his holy and venerable hands and with eyes raised to heaven to you, oh god, his all mighty father giving thanks he said the blessing broke the bread and gave is to his disciple, saying, take this, all of you and eat of it. for this is my body. which will be given up for you. in a similar way, when supper ended, he took this precious chalice in his holy and venerable hands and once more giving thanks, he said the blessing and gave the chalice to his disciples and said take this, all of you and drink from it. this is the chalice of my blood,

from her east palo alto home last saturday to the target shot in petaluma to meet 19-year-old andrew joseph newman. seeingler has not been heard from since but has changed her last name on her facebook profile to newman. she suffers from bipolar disorder and does not have her medication. knoopen removed a electronic monitoring device he was required to wear. >>> president obama is expected to join many others in paying their respects to supreme court justice antonin scalia. this is a live picture now from the great hall of the supreme court where his flag draped coffin liees in repose on the same platform that held lincoln's coffin. his family and supreme court colleagues were there as prayers were said a few minutes ago. his coffin arrived at the supreme court about 40 minutes ago. antonin scalia former court clerks were honorary pallbearers. it's been reported many of the clerks kept in touch at yearly reunions. the funeral service is set for tomorrow. at 7:30 we will go live to washington for more reflection on scalia's career and what comes next for the supreme court. >>> our time now 7

they were remembering 14-year-old andrew joseph the third who died after being ago. bundle up today. it is going to be cold. >> it is and you know, i mentioned how we would start to see a warm up. still chilly. we'll stay below average all day though. the average this time of the year is 72. we'll only hit 65 and if you think that is cold, we have tomorrow is 57 and it will be very windy making it feel cooler. highs only in the 50s for wednesday and thursday. i don't know, we might have to go buy more sweaters this winter. >> this is a long stretch. we'll be back in 30 minutes. >>> this morning on "today's take," will ferrell and kristen wiig dishing about "zoolander 2." >>> the super bowl moments everybody is talking about. >>> ellie kemper. >>> all that and more coming up right now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take," with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today" on a monday morning, february 8th, al along with natalie. tamron and willie on assignment in new hampshire. we have the one,

im doctors told her andrew had reflux... (sot: joseph migliuri, pediatrician) "they're just not mature and big enough yet to handle clearing their airways" some doctors agree - the owlet is the right reassurance for parents. (sot: joseph migliuri, pediatrician) "it is a health and wellness device it is not a fda approved medical device but they are working with the fda to produce a medical version of the monitor." (nats) (sot: stephanie sjogren, mother) "is it worth that kind of peace of mind" (nats) (sot: stephanie sjogren, mother) "to me it was." >> that was alyana gomez reporting. coming up on news 4 today.... hershey's has unveiled a new flavor for their popular kisses. we'll tell you what it is. plus, how one company is making >> << yesterday, stocks were up for the third day in a row, led by gains in energy companies following another big rise in the price of crude oil. the dow rose 257 points to finish at 16,453. and the s&p 500 gained 31 points. the rally wiped out about half of the market's loss since the beginning of the year.

mary, mother of our god and lord, jesus christ, and blessed joseph, her spouse, your blessed apostles, martyrs, peter and paul, james, andrewosmus and damian and all the saints. we ask through prayers we may be defended by your protective health. therefore, lord, we pray graciously accept this to blags of our service, that of your whole family, order our days in your peace and command that we be delivered from eternal condemnation and counted among the flock you have chosen. be pleased, oh, god, to acknowledge and approve this offering in every respect. make it spiritual and acceptable so that it may become for us the body and blood of your most beloved son, our lord, jesus christ. on the day before he was to suffer, he took bread in his holy and venerable hands, and with eyes raised to heaven, he gave the blessing, broke the bread and gave it to his disciples saying, take this, all of you, and eat of it. for this is my body, which will be given up for you. [ bells ringing ] in a similar way when supper was ended, he took this precious chalice in his holy and venerable hands and once more giving you thanks he said the bless

andrew was back to the fairgrounds he tried to cross i-4 and hit by a car. they have changed the policy and no longer leave teens by themselves. they call a parent, the josephs say it is too little, too late. would be alive. we have not got one word from the sheriff, the authorities from the school word. we ask the community, we deserve answers. >> reporter: the josephs want to see a parent be required to supervise children at the fair at all times. now they cannot be accompany -- unaccompanied after dark. they filed a lawsuit against the school board, sheriff's office and the fair authority. back to you. >>> a bobcat hit by a car is recovering from surgery because of a good sand tank and vets at big cat rescue. they spotted the animal in the road overnight and called officials in big cat rescue and the humane society. and they are calling him thor. they took him where can you see he got treatment and had surgery. an eye which need to be removed but they say he may be released into the wild once it heals. >> it went together well i think he should have a full recovery with his jaw. the only concern is he may lose an eye. we have released one eyed bobcats in

andrew setters, wlwt news 5. mark: thank you. a pet abused and left for dead. now police are investigating as volunteers are nursing the cat back to health. volunteers with the group joseph' s legacy are caring for the cat and her 5 kittens. the 2-year-old was found with a spinal injury and broken tail. the woman caring for the cat thinks she was swung by her tail and thrown outside. >> the selfish act of injuring her and just allowing her to suffer and the 5 babies to suffer without being fed. because it was our understanding she was outside and the babies were inside. >> 10 years in federal prison -- mark: right now the cat is only , using her front legs. there' s hope that therapy or surgery will get her back to normal. her kitten' s are likely another 8 to 10 weeks away from adoption. as for the police investigation, joseph' s legacy says no charges have been filed. lisa: an update now on a bald eagle rescue in indiana. back to health after she was found in a trap, left in the woods. emmy is still not eating on her own yet. her keepers have applied for a federal band so they can track her once she returns to the wild. they hope to be able to set her free this coming

the policy that i was taught by my mentors, james orange, people like andrew young, people like josephing. only one politician on the federal level since maybe jesse jackson who i have seen bring this policy into the public discourse. and that's bernard sanders. i'm not telling you that hillary hasn't done good things. i'm not saying the clinton years were not good years. i'm saying more black boys were incarcerated under bill clinic than any other president. nafta took marathon anything else in the last 20 years. and we finally have a candidate whose policy matches our greatest hero and icon in america. not just black america. but dr. king. >> so i'm so glad you brought up civil rights movement and dr. joe lowry one of the lions who doesn't get nearly enough of the shine he really should. and you came up with that movement. these are the people who mentored you. does it trouble you, michael, when you hear people tearing down somebody like a john lewis, who are on your side in this campaign? >> it's wrong. >> does it trouble you? >> it's absolutely wrong to tear down john lewis. he has

joseph allen, 57. mark allen, 51. ottawa, kansas. april 28, 2013. steven white, 31. andrew, 30. kiley bailey, 21. alana, 1. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman from georgia is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the 20th anniversary of the southern technology advocacy resources foundation, the star foundation is unbelievable capability to transform lives in coastal georgia. in y founded the foundation 1997 with regard to providing computer training to residents in brunswick, georgia. it has expanded the teaching life, financial, and work readiness skills that lead their students to be successful members of their community and the work force. now the star foundation's eight-week course is opened to students outside of public housing as well as residents of macintosh and camden counties. over 1,000 students have graduated from the star foundation a