pit's a sight few thought pthey'lled ever see a subdued peven civil donald trump urging pfellow republicans to unify pbehind his conditioned daes pappear current front run are ptrying to cull evacuate an pirrelevant inveft ability around phis campaign despite not having pa yet reached required number of pdelegates to become the nominee. pi guess there's two of us up phere that can. pand two of us that cannot. pbut if, no, that's just, by the pway, that is not meant to be a pcriticism. pthat's just a mathematical fact. pokay? p>> trump who this morning picked pup an endorsement from candidate pben carson is close trailing by ptexas senator ted cruz who ptrying to sell himself a anti pestablishment conservative in prace. pthis election is about you and pyour children. piths about the freedom america phas always had. pand making sure that that pfreedom is there for the next pgeneration. plast night's debate was also a pchance for marco rubio to make a pmuch needed ground in his home pstate where recent polls show pmargin to 2 to 1. pwhat's at stake in this election pis not simply what party is pgoing to be in charge which pcandidate wins. pwhat's at stake is our identity pas nation and as a people. pohio governor john kasich who is prepeatedly called himself the padult in the race stuck mainly pto the issues talking trade, pimmigration and national psecurity. p>> and strong america is what pthe entire world is begging for. pwhere has america gone is what pmany of our allies say around pthe world. ptuesday is next big primary day pwhen voters in florida and ohio pwill cast their ballots. pthose first two winner take all pstates. pin washington, i'm garrett ptenney, fox news. pwe're joined by fox 13 political peditor craig patrick. pthere was decidedly different ptone to this debate. pof course no insults or attacks. pwhat does this mean for the rest pof the race? pwill it be more refined do you pthink? pi thik it will be a republican pcandidates collectively looked pat their situation and said all pof the insults don rick el style pforth yas not only working for pthem but not helping the party. pwe saw for more civilized tone. pand low and behold we finally phave republican debate that pfocused primarily on substance pand policy discussion and there pwas no memorable particular pmoment that stood out. pvoters will remember this i pthinks the day or the night that pthe republican candidates came ptogether and decided to talk psubstance. pi think points for donald trump, pi think he went into saying be residential. pbe presidential. pbe presidential. pted cruz, also was very fehr pvant in criticizing donald trump pdid in the take the bait. pi think same could said for pmarco rubio who scored a lot of oints i think recapture lot pmagic he had in 2010 that plaunched his national star and pfirst couple of debates last pyear. pbig change from what we saw a pfew days ago. pother big news this morning, pdr. ben carson endorsed donald ptrump. pand this comes as a surprise to pmany. pwhat's reaction to this? poff his hand just a couple of pdays ago if he had to a choose pbetween republican establishment por donald trump he would choose pdonald trump and trump himself pmade it official a last night's pdebate this morning was coming. phe keep in mind, that ben carson plike donald trump is not a olitician. pat least not until now. pboth are outsiders. pand so there are a lot of common pthreads though. ptheir tone was very, very pdifferent. pand noticed timing. pwhether or not donald trump had pa good debate or a bad debate, pthey planned this the morning pafter either way. pto capture the following news pcycles. pthat's smart politics. pendorser from carson he did not phave a much support in the end, pi think only continues to boost pdonald trump as he heads into pthe winner take allstate of pflorida and ohio as well. pyeah that's a big deal. pyou working on latest pinstallment of show money, power pand politics for this weekend. pwhat do you have planned for pthis one? pwe've got quite a bit biggest pshow of the year. plook you ever got candidates erhaps marco rubio in prepublican party, bernie sanders pin democratic party. pwe will go both with one-on-one pand we're going to drill into pflorida issues. pflood insurance, hurricane pinsurance, the future of macdill pair force base. rogram. pwe're also going to be behind pthe scenes of florida elections poffice in hillsborough county. ew pliteratures is backing he show pus what will driving charley pbelcher joins with a pulse of eople we've got an awful lot of pground to cover that's sunday pnight at 11:30 another special pby way monday at 1:00 p.m. p>> that is one packed. p>> it is. pnew warning about spice or psynthetic marijuana. phealth officials in hillsborough pcounty have seen a dramatic pspike in the use of spice thp pthey held a news conference to ptalk about rise in medical calls prelated to a spice over a period pof four days this week fire prescue responded to 30 calls pinvolving spice use. pwhole month of february there pwere 17 calls. pcalls just this month. p the variety of responses is psomebody unique in that we've phad a number of patients that phave required intubation for prespiratory arrest. pnumber of seizures. pwe also see heart attacks and potherwise healthy young atients. pand strokes. p>> first responders also face a pgreater risk when dealing with eople on spice because they pnever know how that person is pgoing to react to them. p>> we have a breaking news in pthe sports world. pthe cleveland browns have preleased johnny manziel. phe had two disappointing seasons pwith the browns. pmanziel's pro career is not gone pwell as he became better known pfor excess i. social life than pfor his skill on the football pfield. phe faces potential criminal pcharges in texas following a pdomestic violence incident. p>> and new this afternoon, we pare getting our first look at pthe car police believe was used pin drive by shooting that sent a ptoddler to the hospital. pthis is at dodge challenger pon tenth avenue south, in st. ete yesterday. pcar was found abandoned around p11 o'clock last night at dell phomes park. olice say car was reported pstolen monday right now pforensics looking over car for pevidence. psomeone inside that alcoholer popened fire hit three-year-old pin stomach. pshe was just sitting on hr pgrandmother's front porch at the ptime. p23-year-old tyrell hole man was palso shot he's been treated and preleased from the hospital, she pis expected to recover and no parrests have been made in that pshooting. p a driver led police on a pwild chase in polk county city pyesterday. pit lasted more than 14 miles. pdeputies were responding to a psuspicious truck when the driver ptold them that he didn't want to pgo back to jail. pthat's when the man drove pthrough a pasture, crashed pthrough a fence and into a ditch pfull of water. olice say the man driving was ptad ray whitworth. phe was out of jail on bond for panimal kroout. pdeveloping this afternoon the pflorida highway patrol is pinvestigating a deadly overnight pthis happened on river road. pthe florida highway patrol says pa car tried to pass another in pno pazing zone and slammed phead-on into a mini van. p84-year-old doned case and p91-year-old were in that van. pthey did die. ptwo other people in the van are pseriously hurt. pthe driver of the car that tried pto pass the van also passed paway. p start your engines the pfirestone grand prix race of st. etersburg is under way. peach year, just keeps getting pbigger. pif you're going to race this pweekend, there are some new psecurity measures in place. pfox 13's alcides segui is at the ptrack in downtown st. pete to ptell us all about them. p>> the race cars hit track very pearly this morning at 7:30. pthat will continue until about p5 o'clock this evening as well. pthis is a popular event. pyou can see why. pwhere else do you get so close pto an actual indy car and their pdrivers. pa couple of drivers were pactually out here early this pmorning signing autographs. pmore than 150,000 fans are pst. pete. pit's one pinellas county's plarge's events of the year. plisten to this, an estimated 1 pmillion television viewers in p200 countries will actually see pthe water front track. pinternational exposure is worth pmillions of dollars. pthe estimated economic impact is pnearly worth $50 million. pthis is rays 12th year here in pwurn.8 mile track. pand 14 turns a combination of an padjacent downtown streets. pcircumstancely pioneer park the pduke energy center of the arts pas well a dali museum. pif you're coming out today or pthrough this weekend, be careful pthere are some strict security punlike past years. pthey have some new metal pdetectors and if you're coming pon a boat, and you're coming pthrough the basin, you may want pto be careful with that as well. pyou're going to need permit pbefore you do that. pand years before you could use a pboat to come up to basin anchor psee that race. pthat's not the case any more. p>> the recommendation comes down psecurity in f.b.i. over last pcouple of years for sports pvenues we have seen a raymond pjames and tropicana field with pintroduction this is really just pa reflection of the padvertisements. pthe indy car series race is on psunday beginning 12:52. pcheapest three day pass will pcost you about 55 bucks. pif you're have achild 12 and punder $30. ptwo-day pass $65 for adults. pjuniors are $60. pfor more information on all of pthe races just information on pthe st. pete grand prix you can palways go to our website, pwww.fox13news.com. p in st. pete, alcides segui, pfox 13 news. p thank you, alcides. psome disappointing news for pfolks heading to the strawberry pfestival today tanya tucker has ptoday. pshe's in the hospital due to psome complications from pbronchitis. pcountry singer john anderson pwill replace her for 3:30 show pthis afternoon. panyone who bought tickets can pget a full refund all you have pbefore 2:30. pthey are dealing with some psevere weather in the louisiana pand alabama. pwe'll show you the flooding pthis record rainfall. pand jim's here checking on our pskytower radar forecast. pyesterday. pwe were 85 degrees. pwarming these temperatures up pinto 80s once again for today. pwe've got a little more cloud pcover moving over the state. pthat front is slowly starting to pnear us. pas you look over track there pwatching the cars going around. racticing throughout morning phours. pif you're heading to the race pthis weekend on sunday, we are paround. pbut heavy flooding in louisiana causes p heavy flooding in louisiana pcauses evacuations and a lots of proad closures. pands fox patrick stark reports pthe record setting rain isn't pletting up. p>> at least 5 people are dead a psecond round of storms bring pheavy rain across northern plouisiana and neighboring pstates. prescuer have had to pull many pfrom the water. pthousands of people are being pbags. p>> what we're looking for right pnow is we're hoping for less prain. preallying what ghost to be what ptips the scales. p18 inch have fallen in some psears storm hit mississippi as pwell many are dealing with pwashed out roads. pcrews have already had to rescue pseveral drivers including one pwho eventually found his car pstuck in deep water. p>> i didn't know the water had pgot this high. pthis in jacksonville. pdespite every spot. pi had no reason like this flood pwaters surround homes in jackson ptennessee russ skier went from pon residents. p>> fire department come out here pearl earl year went into house pacross street and got ladying pdog out i think street or two pover somebody said they got pthree ladies out on boat. pofficials think the flood waters pcould get even higher. pand are telling residents to be repared. p>> be ready to a evacuate in a pmoment's notice. pbecause when water starts prising, things can get pretty pterrible pretty quickly. pa rain isn't over another one to pthree inches expected which pcould worsen flooding in new pyork patricia stark, fox news. pwe're not dealing with any rain pright now but sure heating up pjim. p85 degrees yesterday. pyeah. pand that, that southerly wind palso spring bringing humidity pback maybe feels a little bit pyou notice that humidity. pit's warm. pyeah. pcertainly is. pyou know we change these ptemperatures around pretty pquickly. pjust a matter of weeks ago we pwere talking about how cool it pwas. pwe warm things up very quickly pover the past few days here. pwe're going to see another warm pday for today. pwe've got a little more cloud pcover across the state as well. pnow, look outside at the florida pstrawberry festival. plast weekend of this seeing a pfew scattered clouds not bad pweather for today. pvery comfortable temperatures. pthe rain basketball will be pworking et cetera way towards us pas we head towards sunday. panother thing to remember, for pthis weekend, yeah, that time of pthe year. pyou turn those clocks ahead psaturday night, and then that psunrise and sunset, kind of pthrows you off a little bit. psun setting much later at 7:37 pin the evening on sunday. pso visible sat loot loop across pthe state once again if you look pwind in lower levels. ponce you get up in atmosphere a pwe're starting to push more mid pand upper level clouds across pthe state. pthat that's what giving us more pof that milky appearance to sky. peven with that we're warming ptemperatures up very quickly pover in brandon, 81 degrees. pwesley chapel has a bradenton. p80 in down? psarasota 79 degrees. pclearwater currently sits at 77. pwe're 78 here in tampa. pand again, for today, breezy pconditions. pin many locations. pwinds gusting over 20 miles an phour. pdown in sarasota winds are pgusting currently up to 26 miles pan hour. pwe'll continue with that breezy pweather for the rest of today as pwell. pbecause it's basically that same pset up. phigh pressure sitting to our peast. pthen we've got relatively lower ressure sitting to our west. pthis is basically been the story phere for 3, four days with rain pacross texas, louisiana, pmississippi, now working it is pway into alabama. ortions of arkansas as well. pthey've seen some very, very pheavy rain. pa lot of widespread flooding and pthis just slowly continues to pthe east. pnow as the actual front moves to pthe east, this area of low ressure is actually going to pmove to the north. pso we're not going to drag that pheavy rain over us. pwe just see scattered showers, pfew thunderstorms as well as we pget into the sunday. pwe've got increase in the pwind. pwatch that low work et cetera pway on to the north. pfront moves over us. psome scattered showers for psunday. plasting into monday as well. pand then we clear things out. pbehind this front, we're not ptalking about a dramatic cool pdown, just a couple of degrees. pthat's just about it. pmix of sun and clouds for today. pa breezy as well daytime high of p84 degrees. pclouds. pdegrees. pfor tomorrow variable cloudy pskies. pdaytime high 81 degrees. ptides over st. pete pier high ptide 3:20 this have a noon. pmarine forecast through the pweekend looking primarily that psoutherly wind and seas running pright around two to three feet. pwe'll keep daytime highs on the pwarm side in low to mid 80s, pcold front moves through, just pslightly cooler, we're only pknocking daytime highs back down pinto the upper 70s, linda. p>> chris daughtry has come long pway since his days on "american pidol." pmulti platinum artist had much psuccess with his group daughtry pand now playing a role in next pbig live muse musical event the assion he's joining us live pfrom los angeles to talk about palong with co-star. pwelcome i know you both erforming live. pthis has to be whole different pkind of live event. ptell bus some of the challenges pof pulling this off. p>> well it's, very different pthan we're both used to being on pstage performing for crowds. pwhich is a very different thing. pyou could have one song be okay pand then you've got another pchance it do another one and p>> this is, this is you get it pright or you don't don't and peverybody gets to watch. pif you slip everybody saw you pslip. pno, you know we're excited about pthat. pthat's, that's probably one the preasons we signed on to begin pwith. pfact that network are betting on pthis live tv how it was back in pthe day i think people are pexcited about it. pi think that it gives us a pchance to, you can't replicate pthe adrenaline that you feel pwhen you're doing a live erformance and you're feeding poff the energy of thousands of eople that are going to be pthere with us on march 20th. pyou can't, you can't remake that pin studio. pnor take two oh take three or pfour. psomething about that, that pmagical moment, something about pthat, that do or die that just ptakes you over the top. pi think people are going feel pit. pwe're talking about biggest pstory ever told. pso just with that. pamount of love that is in this pstory and that is in every psingle one of our deliveries pthat meaned you it is 200 lus-year-old story we're pfamiliar with. pbut we've never seen it in this pmodern telling. pand for all of those faith based eople we all grew up we both pgrew up, you know, religiously, pcatholic. pwe are staying true to biblical psense of the story. pthere's a faith based committee pthat supervising all of that ponly thing what decorates stores pthere no robes and flip flops. pit helps to appeal to everyone. pa story for everyone. pone last question. pand situations p>> sorry. pgo ahead. pchris i was going to ask you pthat the situations are very prelevant to our daily life. pso it's not like oh well i've pnever been to desert i can't preally relate to that, it's all prelevant to 2016 p>> exactly p>> i think all kinds all pto relate to this and get psomething out of it. pthat they wouldn't have potherwise. p>> exactly. pquickly what kind of impact do pyou think a live program with pthis religious story line will phave on viewers? p>> well i mean, we've been psaying this, it's, it's not even pa matter of, we make the mistake pof attaching word godded to word preligion. pand whering, let's be honest pespecially for our generation, pit has fascinating because human perrors. pbut word god is and always will pbe way bigger than word preligion. pabout. pit's about god. pit's about love. pit's about hope. pwhich we need that message. pso it's not for a specific group pof people. pif your religious of course pyou're not you will identify pwith it as well. pso, that's, that's a magic pgentleman i'm really looking pforward to seeing it thank you pso much for joining the passion pthis weekend we spring forward. pwe set the clocks forward an phour. pnot everyone likes daylight pfind out about a3 ((linda )) get ready to spring forward. clocks move ahead pget get ready to spring forward pclocks move ahead a 2:00 a.m. psunday. psome people believe daylight psaving time should phased out ptra dith does significant damage pto our health. pfox's jessica has the story from pour sister station in new york. p the number 1 reason why new pyorkers hate daylight saving ptime is because we lose an hour pof sleep. pbut we're not alone. pthere is a proposed bill in pcalifornia to get rid of it pentirely. pso why is time such an issue? pi'm worried about it. pi like my sleep. pjust like every other new yorker pi did happy we're going to more pdaylight. pcreative writing professor pmichael downey spring forward pannual madness says there are preasons why we have daylight psaving time. pit's not because we are saving penergy or it's good for farmers. phe says those are all myths. p>> new york invented was known pmetropolitan daylight saving pthey just refused to give it up. pafter that boston and detroit pend almost all the major cities pin america were magnetized by pnew york economic power. pwe want our clock as close to pnew york as health advocate time pis involved in bill in pmassachusetts that would create pa commission to move new england pstates to an atlantasic tyke. pwhich is an hour before the peastern time zone, all year pyear. psome spring when we spring pstrokes, more work place paccidents all because we're pgiving millions of people jet plag at the same time. pxensary benefit in fall to make pup for it. p>> truth is the idea of taking pnew england and moving it off pnew york time in order to put on pnova scotia time seems toik pworst ideas we've come up with pin long, long time. pit doesn't matter what side of pclock you're on guess come psunday you better make sure you pchange that alarm clock. pin mid town i'm jessica, fox pnews. p the nation will say good-bye pto former first lady nancy hi, guys! know what that means! easter is hopping along. pso, if you're looking to stretch pjust look at these savings at your local walmart. tampa, in head-to-head shopping, the total amount saved at was $22.72 - that's 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((linda vo )) a sad day.. as the nation says good-bye to one of p a sad day as nation sos pgood-bye to one first ladies ptoday. pfuneral later adam is in simi pvalley, california with more. pnancy reagan final journey is palmost complete. pthe former first lady will be plaid to rest a reagan residential library in simi pvalley, california buried next pto her husband ronald wilson preagan 40th president of united pstates. phuge loss to the not to have her pa hole we have a fill. pbut they are together now i know pthey are so happy to be there. p>> mrs. reagan died sunday at pthe age of 94. pshe'll be remembered by her pchildren, patty davis and ron preagan and diane sawyer and tom pbrokaw will also participate in ptoday's funeral ceremony. pfour first ladies include phillary clinton, laura bush, prosalind carter and michelle pobama will be in attendance. pi'm so grateful for her pkindness, and generosity to me pand my family over the years. pand i hope that our continued pwork to educate girls world wide pis a fitting tribute to her pnearly pnearly 6 thousand mourner draped pacross her casket wednesday. psuch a special moment. pyou know, they both were. pmarried so long, beautiful pfriend slip wedding, everything pthey had together. pi just had to be here. phere. phe speaking in tech conference pin texas but there is a long plist of political figures and a phollywood stars including names plike tom selleck and angelica phouston and mr. t. pin simi valley, california, adam phousley, fox news if you want to pwatch nancy reagan we will live pstreaming on our website, just pgo to www.fox13news.com. p tokyo iconic clock chimed pcommemorate the exact hour a pmassive earthquake struck japan pfive years ago. eople in the streets bowed ptheir heads in prayer as that pbell rang out. p9.0 magnitude quake trigger ad ptsunami which devastated pnortheastern japan. pit also led to at nuclear pdisaster world worst nuclear pdisaster since cher nobody ill. pmore than 160,000 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and ay credit card bills simply by ptalking to the device. pthat's business. pfor more log on to pfoxbusiness.com. pin new york i'm lauren psimonetti. p>> the new movie 10 clover field plane is being called an intense pfind in 2008, the movie pin 200 ate clover field was an pfast forward to 2016. pand 10 clover field lane is pbeing released. pnot a sequel, but it is pconnected to 2008 film in some pway. pfox kevin mccarthy has his preview. p>> hey everybody i'm here to pgeek you out about brand new pmovie release 10 clover field plane i'm so excited about this pfilm. p2008 film clover field was an pabsolute masterpiece relatively plow budget. pjj abrahams produced it effects pwere were incredible jen pfrighten taking place in new pyork city massive monster was pattacking manhattan with pcharacters t j miller was a pcharacter behind the camera pdirected by mat reeves. pthis new film 10 clover field plane is not a direct sue quell pto that film. pit's connected in certain ways, pwhich i won't say how. pbut stands alone by itself. pa phenomenally directed film by pdan. pdebut not sue quell a a pmentioned produced a jj abrahams pjohn good man. pyou know her from scott as well pdie hard films. pand john gallagher, jr. was pabroad way actor phenomenal star pand he might, might hear voice pbradley cooper somewhere in film pall i'll say plot itself i will pkeep that very, very vague. pas you see temporarilies three eople are hiding in bunker from psomething, something is phappening above them outside. ossibly a monster. pyou don't know. pthat's all i'm going to leave it pat i don't want to give anything paway. pcool thing about this film, very phitchcock. pi love idea that music is such pleading character in film, pbeginning the movie reminded me pvery much of how psycho was. pi love that aspect of it aearns pone fright moments it's very, pvery intense. pit shot absolutely beautifully. pand the sound effects are pinsane. pthat's beauty of movie it does pbuild tension and an earns pwon't give anything else john pgood man fantastic best thing phe's done since big la bow ski. pi loved marry. pmary the movie well, she so good pas well. pbut again i think the 2008 pclover field is a different pmovie. pcan't really compare them i did plike clover field better as a pmovie, but this film really pdeserves to be seen on big pscreen. pincredible shot i gave it 4 out pof 5, very, very cool debut for pdan. palso this week as movie the pbrothers grimes sasha barren pcohen my my review will be a osted on my facebook page. pfox i'm kevin mccarthy, fox pnews. p here's a live look outside pright now. pmeteorologist jim weber will pforecast w yeah, that's right. deal diva coming through. you see all my bogos, my weekly ad. just wait till you see my savings. and brace yourself. the digital coupons are coming next. look at her, so proud of her momma. you saved quite a bit today go ahead. say it. cha-ching! thank you the weekly ad, bogos and coupons. three easy ways to save at 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(elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. give us a plan. p hey everybody i'm charley pbelcher coming to you from pdowntown st. petersburg. pthat's on other side of pdowntown. pwe are over at coliseum. pwhich easy in and out right off pinterstate. pdon't let the traffic or grand rix scare you away from the pflorida antiquarian book fair. pstarts tonight at 5 o'clock. pgoes all day tomorrow and all pday sunday. pit's the largest of its kind in psoutheast. pand third largest in the nation. pand it all is because of this pguy right here. pmike came up with this idea in p1982. pwhere did it come from? phow did the book fair come to pbe, mike? pwell there have been book fairs pand other parts of the country. pand this being florida, i just pthought well, this is a great lace to have a great time of pyear. pand indeed exactly all of those pfolks who want to fly in from pout of the snow. pbecause got more than 100 pdealers. pstill setting up right now. pbut starting to take shape. pmore than 100 dealers here prare books antique books, new pbut rare collectible books. pbut also maps and prints and art pfrom covers. pa little bit of anything and peverything collectible when it pcomes to printed page. panything on paper, anything phaving to do with books. pand the lot of the our history phere in florida is in the form pof pamphlet and brochures and pthat sort of thing. pfunny how those thins become pcollectible. pyou show moo, this is a book pmore than 500 years old. pout put together in 1478, right? pexactly right. pyou know, printing was, movable ptype was invented in 1450. pso this is sort of just beyond pthe age for this thing. pand you can still see that they pare using little bits and pieces pof hand work. pright where you see color that p>> uh-huh. pyeah. prags. pso it's got still got that nice pwhite look to it. p>> yeah i can't believe this p>> uh-huh. pit and latin if you were trying pto read the page, and wondering pwhat's wrong with your ptelevision, it's because it's in platin. pand the way so many older books pare. pwhat can people expect, tell me pabout the experience someone pwill have here. p>> it's a great experience from pa lot of different stand points. pyou can be a serious collector pand want new and interesting pthings or you can be a casual pobserver and just want to learn psomething about history and that pare the sof thing. pjust, all you have to do is ask. pyou. pi love it. ptell me the hours you're going phere. p>> yeah. pfriday night, 5 to 9. pand sunday, 11 to 4. pand how much does it cost to get pin? p$10 tonight will get you for the pwhole weekend. por you can do $6. pand just again right off the pinterstate, easy to get in and pout coliseum. pa beautiful venue. pand students are free. pgood to know. pthere you go. pcome down happy hunting as you eruse everything yesteryear pwhen it comes to great maps and pbooks and that sort of thing. pcollectible. pfun place for collectors to do a plittle picking. pbelcher, fox 13 news. pthanks, charley. pso i had a sweater on yesterday, pi don't know i guess i'm trying pto wear it while i can. pboy, i went outside and it just phit me. pit's just way too warm now. p>> uh-huh p>> to wear a sweater. pyou're holding on to it a little ptoo long. pi'm letting go today officially. pyeah it's warm. pths a little more humid out pthere as well. pmany cases into mid 80s for this pafternoon. pbasically carries us through the pweekend as well. pwe do have a cold front. pso at least we have a chance of psome rain. pand behind that, we'll call it pcooler. pwhen i say cooler we're talking pa couple of degrees. pnot a big, big change. pas you look outside right now pfrom our brook dale bay shore pcamera, seeing more in the way pof cloud cover moving over ptoday. pbut still, we'll see some sun as pwe go through the afternoon. pback along the coastline, seeing pa fair amount of sun right now. pso in and out throughout pafternoon. pwe've got more of that southerly pwind at the surface. pand then in the upper levels you psee lot of this upper cloud pcover working its way over the pstate. pthat will pass. pwe'll get back to partly cloudy pskies as we go through premainder. poutside right now we're a 78. pdew point is 62. pthat makes humidity 58 percent. pwinds are currently out the psouth at 7. pthey've guttying up about 17 pmiles an hour. pthe state once again for today. ptemperatures already into lower p80s. laces like brandon 82 degrees. pwesley chapel 80. pvenice southern sarasota county pat 81 degrees. pand sarasota checks in with a p79. retty much everywhere you go pacross the state it's warm. pand only exception back towards ensacola at 73 degrees. pthat warm air working et cetera pway up into georgia and pcarolinas as well. pbut that front it's working its pway very slowly down across the pstate. pso high pressure to our east, pthat's been holding this front pfrom really moving over the past pseveral days. pso they continue to see very pheavy rain across louisiana, pmississippi, now pushing into palabama as well. pand over the past few days, many pof these locations have had up pto 10 inches of rain. pthis is just over the past 24 phours. pyou can still see that very pheavy rain six to eight inches pof rain across portions of pbut that extends back into plouisiana as well. pwhere they have very heavy rain pa couple days ago and into pyesterday. pso in these areas they picked up p8 to ten inches of rain over the ast three to four days. pso future cast shows that front pis going to continue to slowly pwork et cetera way to the east. pbut at the same time the area of plow pressure, that pushes to it pthe north. pthat pull as lot of energy away pfrom us what you see is pscattered showers. pmaybe few thunderstorms as we pget into sunday. pfor today, mix of sun and clouds pdaytime high 84 degrees. pthen for tonight we will see pscattered clouds. pa mild night tomorrow, more of pthe same variable cloudy skies. pdaytime high right around 81 pdegrees. pnow 7 day forecast continues pwith these warm temperatures pthrough the weekend. prain chances work their way up pfor sunday. p40 percent chance of those pshowers, in just a touch cooler pbehind that front so not only pdropping temperatures into the pupper 70s. plinda. pthanks, jim. peliminated on "american idol." pavalon young and lee found pthemselves in bottom lee. pavalon and lee were sent home. pthe top six will perform next pthursday right here fox 13. p"american idol" has produced pdozens of stars over the years. pbut show's biggest star isn't peven a singer. pryan seacrest is number one oh pforbes celebrity 100. phe made $60 million last year. pa lot of people have forgotten pbut show had two hosts when it pstarted in 2002. pfox's john hook caught up with pbrian who for years was pbeen. p>> the winner of "american idol" p2002 is kelly clarkson. pseptember 40, 2002. p23 million people watched season p1 finale of "american idol." pbrian dunk el man was just 30. phe would reach more people that pentire career. pcongratulations america. pyou've made this happen. pyou've found your idol. p"american idol" was on brink of pmaking television history. pbut brian would not return for pseason 2. pi don't dwell on what my life pcould be. pbecause if i do, it's too which. pit's too much. phe is come full circle back to pwhere it all began i improv pcomedy club in hollywood. p. pmy life were a movie, i might phave walked out by now. p>> this was first place i was pever on stage. pin l.a. pit's where a producers first ptook notice of the kid from pbuffalo. pone of them urged him to paudition for idol. pi went in and literally pauditioned three times in two pdays and was onset the following pday. phe beat out 3 thousand people pthat wanted that job. psomebody kind of whispered to pin final audition he was paired pwith ryan seacrest. pwe met that morning, we had pbreakfast. pand then we tested together and pwent well and literally that was ptogether. pgrowing tension between him and pseacrest. pi wish i could go bah and wish pgreat. pbut, there's a point where we pjust drifted apart and then it pwas you know we were kind pantagonizing each other. phe worried if he continued on pshow he would type cast. otentially derailing a budding pacting career. pand he had yet to be resigned pfor season 2. pthree weeks later still they are psaying no decision i said well i pmade my decision we released a pstatement in daily variety. phe announced he was quitting. pdid i quit before they koukd pfire me? pthat's possible. pmy question i guess what were pthey waiting for. phe was an out as the show became pa national obsession. pseacrest would use it as spring pboard to build a media empire. pbrian was broken man. pferries thing i thought of when pi woke up in the last thing i pthought of when i wnt to bed. pfor how many years? p>> obsessively maybe 6. pnow 14 years later he can pfinally joke about it on stage. p>> my agent sent me an email psaying this was going to be my pyear. punfortunately, he sent me that pemail in 2002. pso maybe he won't get a star on phollywood walk of fame like ryan pseacrest. pbut he's okay with that i'll palways proud i got that job ask pi was part of pop culture phistory. p>> congratulations america you pmade this happen. pwhen we come back a program they are hitting the right notes by placing musical instruments in the pthey are hitting right notes by lacing musical instruments in phands of middle school students pin bay area. pas kelly ring shows us recycle ptunes hormone us mission is pwhat's right with tampa bay. p the tampa bay boulevard pelementary school pop band ractices after school every pday. p>> my family had been playing plots of instruments and stuff. pthat's what got me instrumented pinto playing the keyboard. pthe band brain child of daniel pshea. p>> as they gain a love for the pmusic they know and can play the pmusic they know they get pinterested and curious about pother music that they don't pknow. p>> the instruments are donated pby gasparilla music foundation. pthey collect new and used pinstruments to give to students pwho can't afford them. pelectric guitars bass guitars pdrum sets. pall of these pop music pinstruments, the program is pcalled recycled tunes. pthis year we collected over 100 pinstruments and we've placed pover 300 instruments to date in parea schools. pthey are proud of this important pinitiative that's changing the plives of these children. pwonderful opportunity for the pcommunity to dig out of their pcloset that instrument that's pbeen sitting ask collecting pdust. pand have it loved by a kid pthe foundation is having a rogram this weekend to gather pmore instruments. pif you want more information go pto www.fox13news.com. pnew this afternoon we're getting pour first look a group of prescued puppies. pnow we first told you about them pyesterday on good day. pthese guys are part of puppy pmill rescue in arkansas. pand all nearly 300 dogs were psaved in many of them were pliving in filth without food our pwater and now headed to loving phomes. phumane society of tampa bay got p14 of the puppies today. pthey will put up for adoption psome time next week. pi posted another great puppy pstory on my facebook page. pit documents moment a mama dog pwho was surrendered to shelter pafter having puppies reunited pwith babies. preally just a great story that pmay make you laugh may make you pcry a little bit. pit's gone viral over 27 million pviews. pjust look for fox 13's linda phurtado like the page and you pcan check it out. pso a warm forecast p>> warm forecast. plots going on this weekend. pa lot of outdoor plans. pdon't forget this weekend turn pthose clocks ahead. pif you don't, you know what phappens, you're late. plate to it. pso we will continue to see some retty nice looking weather for ptoday and into tomorrow. pa little bit on the warm side. pbut then the rain chances, they phead up for sunday, about 40 ercent chance. pthe news does not end here we'll pkeep posting latest all day on pwww.fox13news.com twitter and pfacebook. lus look for more news, weather pand sports beginning a p5 o'clock. paccess hollywood is next. pand i hope to see you right back pwith us tonight at 5. phave a great afternoon everyone. making sure mom's every wish will be granted. you be unlikely feud between bette midler and kim kardashian. and how could the answer to this question affect the outcome

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