10news at 11:00 starts right now. >> all eyes to the sky. >> you come with me. >> passengers behaving badly. the people you hope don't sit next to you. >> bars versus the people who buy their alcohol. but who should pay when someone serves one too many? >> and stop what you're doing. take a look at these pictures. the tricky cr of you could be their next victim. crooked criminals that would rather steal a buck then earn one. i'm mark rivera. >> and i'm courtney robinson. you are looking at them, you can see two women, one man. stalking their prey in the one place almost all of us go. >> oh, yeah. the grocery store. these suspects have stolen wallets from three elderly women at two public stores and

shopping spree. and plant city, jonathan petramala, wtsp. deadly shooting at an airport in oklahoma city. will rogers airport is back up and running after an airline employee was killed. 52-year-old michael winchester was shot outside the main terminal. he works for southwest airlines. his son played for the kansas city chiefs. thousaof to shelter in place. the airport was shut down as officers searched for the gunman. they found that gunmen dead in a truck in a parking garage. investigators say he killed himself. they believe this was premeditated but they are not saying how they might have known each other. when you drink, drive and hurt someone or heaven forbid kill them, who is responsible? you? or the bar that served you the alcohol? that's what has people talking all over social media and in polk county one man's family thinks two bars are responsible for their loved one's death.

it's could be difficult to prove. >> reporter: the fresh flowers on mulberry and see the pictures of paul wood and, jr. who was killed in a crash a year ago. johnstone was arrested for the crime, he was allegedly intoxicated. now the family has filed a lawsuit against the two bars stone was supposedly drinking at that night. >> if i serve you, okay, i'm not responsible for you. >> re bartending school, bars should step up and be responsible for their customers. >> put as much emphasis into the law as he does and -- into how to make a good drink. >> you believe it is the bars responsibility? >> yes. the bar needs to train their people properly. it's a responsibility that falls on the bartenders shoulders. you know? because we are accountable for it. >> reporter: attorney lee

are not liable for their customers except if they are underage or an alcoholic. it's called the graham shop act. >> liability occur's when you know there's an issue and you continue in some capacity to facilitate that problem. >> reporter: the lawsuit claims storm was a regular and had a drinking problem. but perlman says in order to win the family needs evidence from witnesses to credit card records and even surveillance video. 10 news, wps -- wtsp. >> stone was not there. the other bar xyz closed down, news partner at the ledger reports the owner did get the lawsuit, pass it on to his attorney. president-elect trump transition team has already hit a few bumps in the road but a late-night tweet from the man himself calls it quote, a very organized process. >> i am just giddy.

possibility and opportunities that are going to be here. >> the revolving doors welcomed a steady stream of lawmakers including former rival, looking at him right there senator ted cruz. former mayor rudy giuliani, expected secretary of state. senate democrats want key strategists -- steve bannon to get off the team. they say he has been referred to as a white supremacist. those responsible for the sog drugs, and ahead of the story tonight, 10 investigates chatting with you live right now on facebook, what are folks saying? >> right now, we're on a mission here not just at 10 news but we're chatting with some other investigative reporters from all over the country and you the viewer, telling us you are frustrated, fed up with the greed of pharmaceutical companies and that's why we tonight are working really hard all week long to put an end to this and expose abuses. we are only six minutes away

stick around, hop on facebook and we'll continue to chat. this one is going viral tonight. united airlines pilot scolded his passengers after an onboard battle over the president- elect. you can hear the pilot worn 35,000 feet, not the place for a political fight. listen. >> if there's anybody that has problem with this, that needs to vent or rant or rave, there's another place -- there's another flight tomorrow. not this one. >> [ cheering ] >> but the numbers to show that air raid is increasing. tonight 10news reporter kendra conlon looks at the turbulent times in the not so friendly skies. >> [ screaming ] >> reporter: a passenger panics on a plane to tampa. >> [ screaming ] >> freaking out for the last 20 minutes. >> reporter: a pilot takes down some drunken debauchery.

that's the benefit of so many smartphones. >> the cell phone video is great. if people's -- people catch others in the act. >> reporter: the pilot is in the, and pocket -- what's the craziest thing you've seen happen on a flight? >> i've got history 30 years flying commercial aircraft. the craziest thing had to be someone that felt claustrophobic. that wanted to get out the door. our biggest challenge is losing control. >> reporter: air rages on the rise. why do you think that is? >> more and more people traveling. >> [ yelling ] >> reporter: people sacrifice control when they climb on an airplane. >> it's an uncomfortable feeling and it becomes very small space at 35,000 feet. >> reporter: last year airlines reported more than 10,000 problems with unruly passengers. >> [ yelling ]

went to ground the plane and get police involved. the trouble-making travelers can face federal fines for bad behavior. >> up to $25,000. once you are in the moment in that rage, you lose sight of everything else. but it's a scary situation. others people -- other people watching somebody that's lost control. >> reporter: kendra conlon, 10 news wtsp. take a look at the person in bed next to you right now. still ahead, why you might just want to kick them out. >> do i pay the light bill or get meditation? >> the soaring cost of prescription drugs. 10 investigates next. chilly mornings ahead but

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>> reporter: today we're focused on the soaring cost of drugs. americans susceptible to anaphylactic shock were somehow immune to sticker shock. but epipen is just the beginning. we worked with our partners to identify more than 100 other common drugs that have skyrocketed in price over the past four years. they include popular generics such as naproxen, doxycycline and campus others i pronounce. among those, generic steroid cream used by one of our viewers who contacted us after a 23 draw the -- his $23 prescription inched up a little bit in price. >> almost $130. and i said that can't be right. can you double check that? they said i checked again and that's what we charge. that's outrageous.

prices are for drugs, he toured the country as a roadie with some of the biggest bands of the 1970s. but now i 60, the biggest high he gets these days can be found on the bottom line of his presumption bill. >> where are we come to when our healthcare is based on can you afford to live? >> reporter: and that is frightening. regardless of your feelings on obamacare, most americans believe everyone should have access to affordable healthcare. that is not the case right now. we looked at the price of 356 prescription drugs. the average cost of those drugs has doubled in just the last fo one drug tetracycline, used to cost seven cents a pill in 2012. now $8.54 a pill. how steep is that? more than 12000%. that is going to be in a lot of

his medication anymore. soaring drug prices often without any justification have affected every americans ability to get the life-saving drugs they need. from insulin to epipen to cancer drugs. listen to the story from an oncologist in texas. >> last week i was talking to a patient who needs a drug that can offer her some significant benefit. but she was making real decisions about do i pay the light bill or get this medication? >> it's hard enough fighting cancer every day. should not be ma issues of over expensive drugs. >> which takes us back to our friend john munn. itchy scalp was not his only had scratcher. sorry if you don't like the jokes. blame the joke writer. he wanted to find out why the price of the generic drug in the exact same form since 1989 suddenly spiked. drug companies point to the cost of research and development. makes sense to incentivize innovation of life-saving drugs. but this is big pharma we're talking about.

correlated with big surges in marketing budgets. and our friend john did not like that. >> we have to -- because we spent billions for this drug. no you didn't. you acquired this from another company and all you're doing is reproducing it at a very small minutes -- minuscule cost and jacking up the price hundreds of percents. >> reporter: remember they don't get there a general and epipen. they get it from your missouri. congress can grill them that mega mergers create monopolies. fda can't stop it and shocker, there's been little support to the curb price gouging in washington. john mccain sponsored a bipartisan bill to force drug companies to justify price hikes but as we learned in schoolhouse rock, that bill is really nothing more but a sad little scrap of paper nobody's paying attention to. we'll be digging deeper into these issues over the next few days. who is choosing pharma over you and who is getting rich on it

knowing how much your medical care is going to cost you should not be a game of price is right. >> that continues tomorrow night with a deeper look at where the pharmaceutical revenues are really going. but you don't have to wait to have your voice heard. right now, noah pransky is answering your questions and listening to your experiences on facebook, what are you hearing? i'm sure a lot of people in the same boat. >> so much frustration. so many heartbreaking stories the last 20 minutes been chatting with everybody. some good questions. how do we help? what can we the viewer, the viewers do here? the answer is you've got to let your congress members no. we've got these stories online, wtsp.com slasher side effects. we got great resources to help you get better prices and learn more about the drugs you need. most importantly we've got to continues his date this message. that's the only time they pay

head over, join the conversation, we'll be chatting for a little longer on facebook.com/wtsp. important consumer alert. listen up. right now there is a massive recall of frozen desserts. the fda says 100,000 cases of weight watchers smart ones chocolate chip cookie dough sundays is contaminated with listeria. the bacteria can cause serious and fatal infections. that recall includes four packs of the desert and the affected boxes all have the best buy date between december 28 2016 and july 28, 2017. protecting your family, it's time for 10 weather. >> i don't know if you been out lately but it is chilly out there, 50s and 60s right now in tampa. that's the current number but that's one of the warmer spots. falling quickly back down

tomorrow morning. nice and dry on storm tracker 10, unfortunately a little bit of rain but we're not going to get any. i don't see any in the next 7 to 10 days. it's off to our south and east. so we're not going to get any of that. clear skies out there. suntrust financial building downtown tampa, the darker area right there, down to about 73 degrees. it's going to continue to fall because we've got cooler air headed our way. right to mid-50s, lakeland 55. sarasota 60, 65 in st. pete, 57 in clearwater, 58 odessa, 53 in the springs and largo 58. riverview, 61 degrees. fish hawk right around 56 already. dropping down to, lower to mid- 50s just about everybody, watch portions of the coast, there

morning. so have a bus stop jacket, ready for the kids as they head out the door. through wednesday, it's going to be nice. sunshine at mid-70s, thursday looks to be very similar as well. we start to climb and temperatures will go about 77 to 79 tomorrow. 79 to 80 as we get into thursday as well. allergy forecast in the moderate range through the week. no change to this. some wind tomorrow morning. north-northeast around 59, that comes down to around 5 to 10 knots. and here comes the cooler air we were talking about. saturday night into sunday morning, it is going to cool us off. matter-of-fact eight -- 80 or so on saturday, upper cities on sunday. that's after starting in the upper 40s to low 50s. tropics, real fast, 80% chance this develops, the modeling is

next week, chance of developing, hurricane center says 80% chance, looks to be trapped in the western caribbean. that would be the best news for us. next week, sunday morning monday morning very cold start. we warm up by midweek. of next week. >> many of you laying in bed right now. before you close your eyes, i've got a question for you. did you get a good night's sleep? if the answer is no, take a that person may be to blame. a new study found 29% of people say their partner keeps them awake. you know, the snoring, the kicking, the tossing and turning, heavy breathing. whatever. lack of sleep [ laughter ] does increase your risk for a number of health problems including obesity, heart disease and diabetes. researchers say the solution is simple. rethink your bedroom

boost your health. >> not necessarily my wife that keeps me up because of that. gets the dog in the bed. because you know, he goes like this. just like this. spreads out. >> [ laughter ] >> i'm not sleeping in the guest room tonight. don't you worry. >> i don't sleep on the bed. i sleep on a cot. >> [ laughter ] all right. big win for the lightning on the ice. but also some losses as well. that is right. lost their captain to an

last friday march 3 years since steven stamkos broke his right leg. let's hope lightning didn't strike twice. lower body injury, here is what you need to see tonight. goes down midway through the first period following a face- off. looked as if it was a right knee injury. he labored off the ice and it did not return. certainly we will keep you updated on his status. nikita kucherov is playing some of the best hockey of his life. two goals in tonight's 4-3 win including that game-winner with just over a minute left in regulation. back-to-back nights with a goal, 12 points this month alone. mike evans anti-trump anthem protest is over. less than 48 hours it's -- after it swept the nation, nationwide, in a statement

military and their families and any fancy offended by his actions. it was never my intention as i have tremendous respect for the men and women who serve our country. he said he will not sit for the anthem any longer and will focus his efforts on more effective ways to communicate his message and bring about change. tonight in tampa some of the best and brightest were inducted into the exclusive fraternity known as the florida sports hall of fame. jon gruden, johnny damon, alison jolly were earlier tonight. >> what has the city meant to you and ultimately getting inducted? >> it's big. we're going to continue to help at moffitt cancer center, enhance opportunities for young people in sports around the community here. we love it here. go bucs. let's get going, man. >> the franchise now, being voted number 1, sports

>> huge. that means a lot to me. >> hoping that stuff will happen. for me going tonight was the names you mentioned earlier. what am i doing here? but it makes this even much more special for me. >> that's all the inductees. if this does not warm your heart i don't know what will. a soldier and his mom. reunited. she returned home, much to the surprise of her young son malachi. when you see mike evans protest, this pu -- such outrage nationally. just absolutely warms your heart. so excited. >> and the love. >> we see that a lot of times, -- >> i could watch it over and over. >> incredible. >> and after they do it for us, finally coming home to their families.

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