>> we just heard sheriff grady judd about 15 minutes ago. he says the miami-dade police department tracked down the car the suspects were in. deputies say they are still looking for two others to arrest. also tonight, two men attack a woman inside her home and right now, one of those men is still on the run. good evening, everyone. i'm jamison euler. >> i'm laura harris. we go live to the pinellas county jail where the other suspect is behind bars. ashley, how is the woman doing tonight? >> reporter: laura, she tells me she is resting a lot easier, knowing one of those suspects is here behind bars and says she is confident that police will find the second suspect soon. >> they kept saying, where is the bag? where is the bag? i keep my medication in a locked bag with me. >> reporter: this is that bag, still with the victim at her largo home. she doesn't want to show her face on camera, but says back in october, two men broke in, pushed her down, stole her back.

balls and i know who i kicked in the [ bleep ]. i know who it was, who threw me down on the ground in my own living room. >> reporter: police say it was this man, 26-year-old travis neil treater who they arrested monday. they say he kicked the victim and grabbed what medications he could find, then took off. now police are looking for his accomplice, 24-year-old tony claritas. >> i didn't know what they were going to do to me. i was screaming, help. >> reporter: according to the police report, the victim was targeted. she said treater had broken into her home before, but she never thought he would come back. now, finding the second victim- - >> she said she'll be finding the other one. shshe knows who he is. i don't know who he is. she is going to find him. >> reporter: in case you spot claritas, police say he is 5' 7, 160 pounds. if you know where he is, call

police. ashley yore, abc action news, pinellas county. . good afternoon, everybody. another cloudy day. temperatures still on the cool side, although later tonight into first thing tomorrow, we're going to get moisture coming in from the south. it's actually a one-two punch. the first round, if you will, is going to be a warm front. that's going to bring us some showers from the south. then the stronger area of rain and storms arrives tomorrow morning. temperatures still in the 60s, would not be surprised if some areas see temperatures rise overnight. we hit 69 in tampa. that's actually about right for this time of the year, so clouds will thicken tonight. by tomorrow morning, some showers and then some thunderstorms roll in mid to late morning. there is the threat of a bit of severe weather with that as well. we'll take a closer look at that and talk about the next round of storms which arrives on sunday. it's coming up in a couple of minutes. >> thank you, dennis. a suspect in the death of

ashley olsen is now in custody of italian authorities. police say olsen brought the 27- bar. olsen is originally from summer haven, florida near st. augustine. tonight, abc's marci gonzalez shows us the evidence that helped police track him down. investigators say they now know who killed american ashley olsen in her apartment in florence. arresting a suspect and revealing what they believe led to the 35-year-old's violent death. >> this case is rich in evidence, between dna, probably fingerprints, surveillance cameras, and i think witnesses. >> reporter: investigators say early friday morning, olsen left the florence nightclub pictured here from dailymail.com with a man she met, a senegalese immigrant who they claim had been in italy illegally, known for suspected drug-related activities. investigators claim olsen and

on alcohol and possibly drugs, walking to olsen's apartment where prosecutors claim they had consensual sex, but investigators believe 'when olsen asked the man to leave, there was a fight. according to italian media, the suspect pushed olsen, hitting her head, fracturing her skull in two places. on saturday, her body was found naked on the floor with bruises and scratches on her neck. the official cause of death, strangulation by a cord or chain. >> very unsophisticated guy as far as crime scene is concerned. >> reporter: investigators say they found the suspect's dna on a condom and cigarette in the toilet. they claim he also took her cell phone, which helped police track him down. >> and there are reports the suspect claims he didn't intend to kill olsen. he is now in police custody, charged with aggravated homicide. marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. also right now, deputies in manatee county are trying to track down 38 missing guns.

they are looking for a shotgun, a pistol, and 36 assorted rifles, worth about $28,000. according to the manatee gun and archly club, they noticed the guns were missing during an audit. an internal investigation revealing the club manager, gene pitts, may be in violation of federal gun control laws. he is accused of selling firearms without permission. pitts is now on a leave of absence. two teenagers in custody tonight for a string of 17-year-old darian ratcliffe accused of robbing two convenience stores in the lake placid area. ratcliffe has a criminal history. he remains in a juvenile justice facility. gary is in the highlands county jail on $200,000 bond. a member of the tampa bay bucs is headed to tennessee. john robinson, player of personnel, will be the new general manager for the tennessee titans, according to espn. robinson has been with the bucs for the past two seasons, previously working on the scouting team for the patriots.

crump is headed to flint, michigan. the attorney best known for representing the family of trayvon martin will attend an environmental equality rally next month. tests show the city's water was contaminated with dangerously high levels of lead for nearly two years now. pastor jamaal bryant tweeted he and crump are headed there. quality advocates in st. petersburg are currently protesting bryant's selection as the keynote speaker this weekend at the martin luther king, jr. awards breakfast, saying he does not support equality. in tampa tonight, police making an arrest after a man was robbed, trying to sell his hover board. tampa police are saying 20-year- old carlos green refused to pay a man who was selling his hover board on offer up, an app where people can buy and sell things. well, instead of actually giving him the money, police say green rode away on the hover board and threatened the other man. green is now facing multiple charges. in the race for the white house, republican candidates

of their last high profile opportunities to sway voters days away. tonight, abc's bazi kanani shows us why one candidate is already on the defensive. >> reporter: a rising candidate facing new questions ahead of tonight's critical gop debate. a "new york times" report says dollars from big wall street banks to finance his run for senate, but didn't tell the federal election commission about it. >> if it was the case that they were not filed exactly as the ftc requires, we'll amend the filings. >> reporter: cruz says it was a simple mistake, a filing error. but the candidate who has railed against big banks and wall street bailouts could face a new line of attack from his challengers. >> trump is kicking [ bleep ] in florida. >> reporter: to a crowd of more than 10,000 in pensacola wednesday, trump kept up his birther attack on the canadian- born cruz, questioning whether he can run.

>> everybody is banking on him and then the courts rule that he can't run, that's not so good. >> reporter: trump is threatening to hit back much harder at any opponents who dare to strike him in tonight's debate. only seven candidates remain for the prime time showdown, after carly fiorina and rand paul were bumped down to the undercard debate. >> to be artificially designated in some kind of lower second tier sends a signal to the voter that you're not the same and don't have a chance. >> reporter: paul says abc news radio why he's boycotting tonight's debate and uses a hand gesture to show how his supporters feel about fox's dedecision to take him off the analysts say tonight's debate is a crucial opportunity for bush, chris christie, kasich and carson to gain much-needed momentum. washington. >> abcactionnews.com is your one-stop-shop for election coverage. find everything you need to know for the 2016 election season on our website. we've got the rundown of dates

for everything you might need for the debates, as well as campaign finance information. again, that's on our website at abcactionnews.com. also tonight, we'll be holding the candidates responsible for what they say. abc action news, the only local news team backed by politifact, one of the top fact-checking company in the nation. see our truth rating on abc action news at 11:00, right after the debates. next at 5:30, bumps, blisters, lip balm. customers are suing the makers of this egg-shaped moisturizer. >> pasco county deputies take on a new initiative to keep kids safe with a little help from hollywood. next, we reveal the actor

. tonight, the maker of a popular lip balm is facing a potential class action lawsuit. one woman says eos, this egg- shaped moisturizer many of you may have already seen caused a bad reaction. now abc's linzie janis shows us why there's a growing number of complaints.

shaped lip balm touted and pouted by celebrities. from miley cyrus -- >> reporter: to kim kardashian and britney spears, proclaiming their love for the product eos, evolution of smooth. a proposed class action lot by a woman alleging the product has caused consumer's lips to crack, bleed, itch, burn, flake and generate severe boiling and blistering. the lawsuit brought by rachel cronan, who claims after using the product for the first time she had a negative reaction. >> within 48 hours, my lips became extremely dry and irritated. they were flaking all around the outside. >> reporter: she contacted eos, who says she told her to seek medical attention. >> i couldn't open my mouth because it would crack. i couldn't smile because it would crack and bleed. >> reporter: in the suit, she

was a frenzy of responses from individuals with similar experiences. >> the next step will be to colate all the people similarly situated. >> reporter: eos tells abc news we firmly believe this lawsuit is without merit. our products are made with the highest quality ingredients and meet or exceed all safety and quality standards, validated by rigorous testing. the health and well-being of our customers is our top priority, adding they sold several million lip balms last month in the u.s. and received 40 consumer complaints, a the suit also alleges that there are no warnings about the ingredients in the lip balm, cause potential side effects. but a dermatologist and medical ingredients in this lip balm are not unusual. >> you can't be certain that

the lip balm without further investigation. >> reporter: and eos also tells abc news all ingredients used are safe and approved for use by the fda. additionally, of the 40 customers who are actually complaining, last month, 35 replacement products and they just yet. turning now to pasco county, let me take it here quick, because we're getting breaking news into the newsroom. we have a crew in st. pete, as well as looking here on twitter. mark topkin for the tampa bay times just tweeting out that the st. pete city council has approved 5-to-3 for the tampa bay rays to start looking for stadium sites in hillsboro as well as pinellas counties. obviously the rays have been going back and forth as to whether or not they can leave their site at the trop. now just a few minutes ago, 5- to-3, we have a vote to let the rays start looking for stadium

sites in hillsboro and pinellas counties. sounds like we are taking a live look inside that meeting right now, where they just made that vote. this certainly is big news. this fight has been going on for the last several years. do we want to take a listen in? >> -- developing-- >> we're not going to listen in. 5-to-3, the rays can start looking for other stadium sites in hillsboro county and pinellas county. laura? >> thanks, jamison. turning to pasco county, where actor david keith is getting ready for a new role. he's best known for working alongside with richard gere in "an officer and a gentleman," but now he is saving children from exploitation and sex crimes. tonight, eric waxler shows us why keith is teaming up with local deputies. >> thanks, guys, for coming out. >> reporter: david keith's drive to protect children was first inspired by a movie he saw as a kid. "sybil" with sally field.

>> she was tortured in the kitchen. it truly scarred me for life. >> reporter: in the middle of a successful acting career, keith started working with the national association to protect children, using his star power to successfully lobby for stricter child abuse laws in his home state of tennessee and then on capitol hill. >> if there are people out there that are actively hurting children by the hundreds of thousands in this country and, you know, i want to go after them. >> reporter: in recent years, keith helped form the hero corps, where wounded veterans are trained to help rescue children from online predators. there is a unit based in tampa. >> we put them right back to hunting bad guys here. these bad guys, to me, are the worst on the planet. >> reporter: sadly, there is no shortage of work for them. >> the red dots on the map are the locations of computers known for sure to be trafficking in child pornography. >> reporter: keith is in pasco county organizing a fund- raising event to help keep the hero corps going. the sheriff is a supporter, so much so he would like to hire one of them to fight cyber crimes here.

fact, they will be solving cases, helping our detectives. >> if you build a case based on child pornography, you don't ever have to put the child on the stand. you never have to retraumatize the child. >> reporter: there will soon be more than 100 hero corps agents working in the field to track down the criminals behind those red dots. in new port richey, eric waxler, abc action news. >> and if you would like to join keith's cause, we have a link on this story on our facebook page right now, as well as our website, abcactionnews.com. . looking outside, we definitely have a lot of clouds out there. those clouds aren't going anywhere for the next 24 hours. we've seen more clouds of late over the last several days, but eventually late tonight into tomorrow, first we get some rain, then we potentially get heavier thunderstorms. that is still in terms of the timing, we're pretty solid on that. it is going to be a morning into the early afternoon thing. the bigger question is severe

chance of some isolated severe storms, maybe even a quick tornado, much like what happened in the naples area last week. but in terms of a widespread situation, we simply don't see that happening. what we do expect, though, will be some heavier rain, some strong storms, more than likely midmorning through early afternoon, although i do think our northern and coastal counties could pick up storms just a little bit earlier, even possibly around sunrise or shortly before. bottom line, it is a morning event tomorrow. 68 and mostly cloudy. the dewpoint, 49. now, that right there in itself is significant. that dewpoint's going to have to rise significantly tonight for us to have enough energy and enough moisture for storms. we believe it will, because a warm front is going to be coming on through tonight. we hit 69, which is actually about right. we hit 50, which is about right. so for the first time in a long time, minus the clouds, today would have been a normal day for january 14. mostly cloudy in st. pete, 64 degrees.

the humidity at 72%. winds out of the east. in sarasota, cloudy, 68. there will be some showers this evening. there will be a little bit of rain overnight. but the best chance really in my mind, the only chance, of severe weather would be friday morning, at least for tomorrow. then we talk about sunday morning. first things first. clouds rolling in, there they are. you can see the showers well offshore. not to mention, down around venice, areas to the south, that's the warm front actually lifting north. so temperatures for a period of time tonight will actually rise as that front moves through. there it is by 8:00, allowing you to lift north. then by tomorrow morning, it's gone. temperatures will be mild and there comes the frontal boundary. now, the way this is going to play out, we will have a pretty solid line of rain in the morning. there will be one or two spots that could see a bit of rotation or some heavier storms. where those develop, that is all about just analyzing the radar as it approaches. be sure to check out shea tomorrow morning.

we'll be around covering it all day, because even through lunchtime, there is a pretty decent chance of some embedded stronger storms. but as quickly as this rolls in, it's out of here. by tomorrow afternoon, skies clear out and from friday afternoon through friday night and in through saturday, we're mostly sunny. i think saturday turns out to be a very nice day, but by sunday morning, the next round of rain and potentially strong storms comes in. here's the good news out of it. some folks could see an inch, maybe inch and a half of rain, but there is wind with this. i would not be shocked if we see a bit of coastal flooding tomorrow afternoon at high tide. that is something if you live along the water, you might want to remember. either way, you do not want to take the boat out tomorrow, absolutely you don't. there may be gale warnings offshore with temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s before the rains arrive. so as i said, look for winds primarily out of the south up to 25 knots. it will be rough, and small craft advisories could very well be changed to gale warnings. here's a look at florida's most

accurate seven-day. rain chances, solid tomorrow. then by saturday, we clear out for a day. then sunday, more rain, potentially more storms and then another cold snap with highs in the 50s on monday and tuesday. action news at 5:30 continues

. new video shows a bus driver in cleveland being attacked by a man with a knife. >> what's more shocking than the fight, you see on the screen is the fact that other passengers, they just walked away. watch as the passenger and the driver exchange words, then punches all over an expired bus ticket. police are saying the man who boarded is 22-year-old jared henderson. a few minutes later, he demands

he had a gun. [ indiscernible ] >> no one called for help. instead, passengers just turned around, walked away. henderson did not have a gun. however, police say he does have a violent history, reportedly punching and kicking his child's mother in front of their 3-year-old. the driver eventually called police. now here's wendy ryan with a look at 6:00. we're following breaking news. just moments ago, the st. pete city council voting in favor of allowing the rays to start looking for a new stadium in hillsboro county. the latest on that 5-to-3 vote. plus, the secretary of defense in tampa. the steps he's pushing to end the global threat of terrorism from isis. and going way too far. the innocent accident police say that triggered a florida man to use his wife's head as a mop. plus this. >> reporter: next at 6:00, fighting youth violence in south st. pete. >> unfortunately, we see too

many of these memorials in our community. >> reporter: the plan to bridge the gap between police and local teens, while keeping

now at 6:00, grave robbers, a coffin and bones stolen from a tampa cemetery. the major questions leaving police without any answers. >> and on the attack, the u.s.

secretary of defense just meeting with military leaders