conscious with regard to the children. >> and the judge had a say, i just stunned, shocked. >> and she let him have it. >> when human beings are devalued, and when this are sheer sexual objects or otherwise, you cease to see people as humans any more and the the life of the human being ceases to exist. >> without hesitation sentenced him to life in prison. >> michael fields did not have a reaction to the sentence. he never said anything or spoke out during his sentencing. linda, back to you. >> gloria, thank you very much. a pasco county man is under arrest for trying to det a deputy's home on fire. he did it because he wanted to go back to jail. and steve nichols tells us the the criminals. >> if you try to break into one of our houses, we will use any force necessary to stop you and drop you in your tracks. >> reporter: tough words from the sheriff after a strange incident this morning. 30-year-old daniel hall, a repeat offender, argued with his sister and left their home on a mission. >> he said i'm going out to get arrested. >> that 3 a.m. took him to the home of a pasco deputy and his canine. he said that he put his finger friends on the vehicle and started a small fire on some lawn furniture on the porch. >> as he lit it on fire, the fire is going. he knocks on his door. >> and with two dogs by his side, the deputy suspects there is more going on. >> this a ruse to get me out or someone comes in from the rear. >> no he stood in the yard until others arrived. >> he was a little off. he needs help and put on the right medications and give help. >> a neighbor said hall has mental issues and wanted back in jail to get help, some question the wisdom of take home cruisers. >> i don't think they should have them in front of the homes that targets them. >> yes. >> right away. >> the sheriff said sane or insane the castles of law enforcement are off limits. >> the families will be trained how to protect themselves f that means using deadly force, so be it. >> steve nichols in pasco -county. >> fox 13 news. >> the sheriff does not have reservations about parking the vehicles at home. this is the first time one was targeted. he said people are safer knowing law enforcement is nearby. new at 5:00, weapons, drugs, dozens of people charged with selling them. spoils of a operation in hillsborough county. the office teamed up with the atf and noticing an increase in crime an area of the county. and chris cato is joining to us look at what and who they took0 of the streets. chris? >> reporter: they made quite a haul. they called it operation gun box. it worked like this. agents went into specific neighborhoods and made buys of illegal guns and drugs and drought down traffickers in the operation. they focused their efforts on what the sheriff's office calls district 1 t is the northern part of the county from the sun coast east to 301. that area that you see at the top of the map in pink saw a 9% increase in gun crimes from 2014 to 15. they are hoping the undercover sting will reverse that. they confiscated 20 guns and a couple of rifles and 0000 worth of drugs. and they arrested 5 2 people, including some they call armed eight of them will be prosecuted in court where they can serve longer sentences. >> i pulled out the rap sheet of an individual we charged, it was 38 pages long. they are individuals who should be behind bars we'll do our part to make the community safer. >> one of the suspects has 50 arrests on the record and 19 felony convictions. another one, major brady has 38 arrests, 17 felony convictions. here they were again out on the street selling crack, heroin and guns. and the state attorney admitted that the buck stops with him and said his office has to more aggressively prosecute the drug dealers they will. they will go after enhanced sentences for those repeat offenders. >> a 13-year-old, 1 3-year-old girl is accused of stealing a van and leaving an amount of damage behind. it crashed into a brick wall and up into someone's yard. police say when an officer started following jade miller, she turned off the lights and crashed on a street that comes to a dead end. the vehicle was stolen from pasco county. parents pushing for a bill to require recess in schools scored a victory in tallahassee. legislation to require 20 minutes of recess a day for elementary school students passed on a vote of 112-2. that's in the florida house. a st. pete mother who traveled to the capital several times in support of the build said there has been no consistent policy on recess among schools. >> we have schools that have it and some that do not. it should be across the board not one teacher likes it the other does not. all kids need a break. it's not fair to them. >> the house passed it now the hurdle is in the senate. the chairman of the chambers committee declined to hear the some school districts say requiring recess is an unnecessary mandate. mime does it. now tampa is looking into it. easing the penalty for being caught with small amounts of marijuana. right now penalties mean jail time, fines and a driver's license. and kelly cowen was there. were the people there to support it. >> this renot considering legalizing it that is for the lawmakers to decide there are several reasons why they want to decriminalize pot. they say minor marijuana violations are overcrowding jails and courtrooms and creating costs for first time offenders. >> it has been here forever, supporters packed the council chambers for marijuana to be decriminalized. >> the war on krugs is -- drugs is a war on humanity. >> children and young adults will get the message. >> many tampa officials say reform of the stiff penalties is long overdue. >> it really is not fair to have a system in the country where we are taking a generation of people and giving them criminal records and large financial consequences for behavior that in many cases a ed other places goes ignored or a slap on the wrist. >> in 2015 police made 1900 arrests for possession of 20-grams or less of marijuana. those caught with a small amount of pot can face jail time, fines. fees and a mark that follows them forever. >> many minorities, and especially young people are seeing their futures ruined with a criminal record preventing them from going on to higher ed case and seeking financial aid and from going into the military and getting a good job. >> one time offender you made that mistake you be at a party or walking on the street. that should not contempt you for the rest of your life. >> it is a problem members witnessed firsthand and hope to change. >> and one resident saw a friend struggle to find work after the arrest. >> it is a set back, we'll see, what is the explanation, but of one mistake. he has never been arrested since. he made a mistake over ten years ago. and it follows him. >> now, the proposed ordinance would make it a civil citation. that's like an open container ticket. and now for small amounts of marijuana a first-time offender faces a fine of $57, that penalty would double for each subsequent offense. and thanks to the tourists 105 million people visited florida and the governor expects more this year. the governor shared the news about the tourism boost at, where snells walt disney world. joined by mickey and minnie. the travel related jobs hit a record high with 1.2 million locals in the tourism industry. visit florida is crediting the governor with making that happen. >> and it is remarkable to say that the year before you were elected we had 82 millionment now we have 105 million. that's it 23 million more. that would not have happened if not for your leadership. thank you for that. >> visit florida said reaching 105 million tourists in 2015 carve as solid path to $100 billion in visitor spending by 2020. she killed her daughter and they will not seek the death penalty. merissa lynn out here at daytona. how about are you at home and you get a call that says, hey, you want to race in the daytona 500? that happened to the driver of the 26 car. 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? and he was so happy, to do it 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. publix. where shopping the countdown to the daytona 500 is underway. teams will be on the track tonight for qualifying races. merissa lynn caught up with a driver who days ago didn't know he would be on the track. >> reporter: it is wild. can you see, i'm standing her in victory lane. that will set the field for the 500. of course, the qualifying race on sunday set the front row with chase elliott and matt kenseth. and the great american race is do-or-die for some of the drivers here. so, they will -- the race will decide whether they get into the daytona 500 that include 33-year-old robert richardson, junior, who has not made the field here since 2011. he finished 38ths that year. nascar's system says 36 teams are guaranteed a spot. his team is not one. he is trying to be one of four open teams trying to make the race. and the highest finishing open team in each of the duals will make the grid. he was working on his farm in texas. ways not thinking he would be listen to how he found out he would make the trip from texas to daytona. >> i was actually out in my hay pastures mowing it and preparing everything for this year. and the responsor on my car gave me a call said, man, i have been trying to put a deal together to run the daytona 500. are you in? >> i said does a one-legged duck swim in circles. >> that's yes in texas. >> who says no to racing in the race. and nobody including robert richardson. how he does in the second duel. >> love that. >> he was making hay at home. maybe hay on the track. if you have been seeing and smelling smoke out and about, it may be the prescribed burns. there are several and in the and frost proof. we got calls from people who were concerned. but just prescribed burns they do at this time of year when the humidity is down. >> can you smell the smoke if they don't burn it gets worse a beautiful day today. the forecast is good right through the weekend. hope you like it. winds are east and you can see a bit of haze off in the distance. some of that is -- some of the smoke from the burns and that kind of pushes the smoke our way. here we go. we can pick up the smoke. what happens is that the smoke, the radar beam hits that smoke it shows like rain. and the smoke from hillsborough and moving to the southwest. a small one near plant city. the biggest one is up in eastern pasco county. this is not rain. this is smoke as it is moving off to the southwest. we'll see how that plays out. what a day today. lots of sunshine. this is one of those days you know when it is july and august you think i wish they had the days back in february. it is good. and in the 70s. the dew points were low. a breeze coming in off the atlantic. >> there are no concerns. back to sunshine. cooler weather after that. look at the scope. red is dry. it is all the way from the all the way across the gulf into texas. we'll stay high and dry t is not unusual to have this in the winter months. 73 in tampa and can you see which way the wind is blowing by the temperature profile. low to mid-70s along the west coast and cooler along the east. the wind is coming in off the atlantic and the dew points are low t is a dry air mass. the winds are active. >> and the pattern did a flip flop. this is not going to change much between now and the first week in march. it is a trough in the east. and this is courtesy of el nino and a ridge to the west. that does not mean we will not have days in the 70s. i don't think we'll see any days but they will be warm. because of that yet and because of el nino. the forecast has worked out this is the number of tornadoes. the average winter we get a dozen during the el nino years. we had 32. we had 60 in the state. up to this point. we're above average at 18. we have a ways to go. we consider our winter months all the way into march. we'll see how this plays out with additional severe weather events. right now it's nice. 73. the dew point is 41. northeast winds at 7. around the country it is quiet in the east. high pressure dominates. more storms with rain and mountain snow. 84, wildfires across the plains states. 60 and new york city not bad at 36. the forecast for tonight is good. it is clear. cool. and we're down to 51. sunshine dominates tomorrow. beautiful day. 72. the weekend is great. sunshine on saturday and pleasant. back to 73 a busy wind. and seas 2 to 3 feet. our next tide is at 10:41. we have been watching this for a number of days. showers and thundershowers arriving tuesday into wednesday. it should be ending midday. after that colder weather for the second half of next week. >> this goes way beyond sexting. child porn made by kids intended for other kids. that's the problem a middle school is dealing with. and if is -- it is crazy i said that. sending racy photos to others at school. >> and the fuss around beyonce's performance in tampa. some are boycotting her concert as a anti-cop sentiment. how will that affect her show. the police and the pda weighing in. that's at 6:00. thank you, mark. police ramp up the search for a the push to fin own pizzas. wanted. i like the fresh dough. what's bha? pi'm gonna go with the one thatpdoesn't have the acronyms. pget that one without fillers. what are fillers? the way i make my pizza. hey! no ingredients that you can't pronounce and no artificial flavors. and we're proud to announce pour new quality guarantee: plove your pizza, or get anotherpone, 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richardson. the 30-year-old gave birth and headed to the complex where she says she left the child. officers looking for the infant after a placenta and umbilical cord were found. she is not willing to help investigators find the child. she was in court yesterday where we're told she kept her eyes closed. and according to investigators she yawned and looked bored as they questioned her neighbors who know her here say they want her to tell where the child is. >> we're concerned about the baby. if she is alive. getting the care. and so on like that, her being a mother i don't know why she will not tell them where the baby is. >> if she gave the baby to someone, tell her. >> and she is charged with neglect and unlawful desertion of a child. reporting from orlando, fox 13 news. something no other constituenting american prison has done in yearly 90 years. >> coming up the plans to visit cuba and the reaction from critics and supporters. >> veteran robbed outside of a fast food restaurant. 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great escape. keishanna thomas is the mother accused of killing her daughter and hiding her body in a freezer. 11 year old janiya thomas was found after child a mother murdered her child and put her in the freezer. child protective services realized they went missing. it will not seek death against the mother but as kimberly kuizon reports, the decision comes while the death penalty process is in limbo. stone faced and silent never saying a word about her daughter. >> you are... >> yes, she abused and starved her daughter before killing her and stuffing her in a freezer where it was hidden for a year. she has never shown remorse or concern. the state attorney's office announced a decision that it will not seek death. and after review of the facts in the case and the law, this office determined not to seek the death penalty t is a move that has the legal world buzzing. >> without question 20 years ago, 1 0 years ago, 5 years ago. that would have been a death penalty case. >> and it is 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off. he said that the same group approached him while he was in there eating. >> they were asking if i thought black lives matter. i was ignoring them. they wanted a confrontation. >> he is a decorated marine who fought in iraq and afghanistan. >> look at this, a fun response at the airport all in the name of preparedness. an expertise took place to give the first responders practice on what to do if an airline crashed and the photojournalist. we have more. >> engine 21. behind you. respond. >> and every three years we have to do a full-scale exercise that is simulating an aircraft incident on the airport. >> year aapproaching the aircraft. >> we'll have a large number of victims. it will be a mass casualty. >> which legs. both. >> the victims will have out there are looking like they have the real injuries that they are simulating to have. we'll treat them and transport them like in real life. >> keep them out of the scene. you need this. >> a medical emergency. >> when this kicks off 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susie enjoys being on the motorcycle. >> s disassociated with that for a year. as i have changed out wardly i am more comfortable on it. >> that happened gradually until october 2014. when in four hour's time surgeons transformed her former self ian into the person she is today. i like to stand out if i blend too well, then people don't recognize transgender, she was diagnosed with a medical center. at age 8 she remembers cross dressing. when she was 11. she attempted suicide with no family support she was compelled had hide her identity. publicly living as a male. >> ten she married cheryl. they connected online when ian was in the uk. >> what made susie stand out? >> back then it was the honesty and the sense of humor. the british have a very unique sense of humor. >> that honesty gave her a look at the person dropped inside. i think i fell in love with was susie. that's the way i look at it, emotional changes overshadow physical ones. different but more happiness. less stress. we 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blind and deaf. this is her time of day where she gets out and smells the air. i'm sure this is a big deal. go around and have a walk. >> what a cool thing. >> that's a drive around. >> i think this is more in the uk. the guy on video. he has an accent. >> out playing, another video to show you. >> nice to have a pal. >> this is a human though playing with the big cat. this is a snow leopard, they are playing patty cake, it is smart enough to. >> they can do that. >> and. >> this cute, the cats like to have fun. they want to play. >> what is going through the cat's mind right now. >> i wish that glass was not >> we think that's cute. , he is thinking something else. >> it is outstanding. cool at night. >> people are smiling. >> it will be friday. >> and not enoughky repeat it -- enough i can repeat it. >> a good crowd and the sun sets around 6:30 tonight. that's a great view not much wave action the wind is blowing off shore from the northeast to the southwest. and barely a cloud in the sky. the northeast wind will probably bring at least fair weather clouds into inland. and sun caused by cold air over the atlantic. high pressure in control. the confidence is up there. i don't see a way they will go amiss. and the temperatures stay nice during the day. cool at night. the dew points are low t is not all that muggy. high pressure across the carolinas. right now we're 73. and the dew point is very low at 41 degrees. giving us a humidity of 31%. >> the west something we have seen. rain along the coast. rain in california today. they have not had that much rain because of el nino, they had some seattle has had the wet and the jet stream plowing into california. it has been up here producing rains in bc into washington state. now it is snow in the mountains a beautiful day. chicago is nice for them. 40. columbus, ohio is 35. cool tonight and 40s inland. near 50. low 50s near the coast. the mercury in the 70s. future cast has high pressure dominating in the southeast. this will get stuck northwest of us. high pleasure -- pressure off the coast. the forecast for the race is good. a trough along the coast. this is between now and march. it will keep us cool. i don't see warm ups the next week or two. all the heat will shift out in the west. the next chance of rain for us clear and cool tonight. we're down to 51. and a mild day. 72. you should like saturday. i will. mostly sunny and pleasant and 73. everything is fine through monday. and models are flipping on the storm tuesday into wednesday. at any rate we'll see showers and thundershowers late in the day. some could be heavy. but it is cooler again thursday and friday. chip. >> tomorrow is the official day that ray ace pitchers and catchers report. that's a date on the callen calendar. mm were in getting a an early start. there is a lot of competition for playing time. the only lock is evan longoria and at 3rd you know the rays use their loster -- roster. >> we'll see a bunch of lineups how many runs can the lineup produce. the work is started on the and kevin cash said there is a different atmosphere. >> i mean this is what we want as an organization. we had close to 50 out there today. the difference this year is that when you see them you run up and give them a hug, how is the off season. last year there was more shaking hands and introducing. it is a credit to the guys. their work ethic to get out here. they are up north and get in the sunshine and get on the field. but nobody has to do that. we have a number of guys that have been here preparing for raining. >> and two races will mack up 490-yard field for the 500 t is 40 cars now. no longer 43. that's going to crank up the competition a bit. what they all want to avoid is what to avoid in a practice. the best 36 will be guaranteed a spot. they want to be in the race with their best car, not a backup, the biggest thing get the car friday to practice. >> i have taken care of the ace card is anything in the 150. seeing what it will do. that's the biggest draft that we have had to this point. and they're a nice opportunity to get a win under the belt and secure a position. it is just not that important of a race to us for reasons that you said. and day time, et cetera, et cetera. >> and merissa lynn is joining us. >> and the elliott name the legendary you caught up with another racing family. >> as you know, chip, nascar is they hit the road with them over the course of the season. and for others the sons of racing legends who take after their fathers. that's bobby allison and his son. they are just one of those duos. they won the race three times. the video is from 1988. it is when allison the father son pair in 5900. flash forward it is now chase elliott who is making a name for himself. his father is bill elliott. and in a few short years elliott was the young toast win a nascar championship when he captured the series in 2014. and allison who knows all too well about the father-son relationship said he has been impressed with how fast chase has moved up the ranks in nascar. i do like him, really pleased bill could take his son and give him the right information to do all of these things. i feel like i was able to do some of that with davey. he was popular and did so good and not quite like chase elliott has done. >> now of course chase starting off his full time season in the series. he will be on the pole for the 500. impressive. you cannot do any better than that for the race, 20 years old. >> we look 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? and he was so happy, to do it 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 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