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how much they won and how much they lost. >> good evening. >> we're glad to have you with us. family and friends of the duet couple killed by that tornado this weekend, now picking up the pieces. it was a deadly ef-2 twister that claimed two lives early sunday morning. miraculously, five other family members surriffed -- survived inside that mobile home. how are they doing? >> reporter: well, good news. three of those five family members are out of the support. -- hospital. steven wilson jr. and as well as two young boys are back home. two young girls had more serious injuries, but when you look out here, the fact that they are alive is truly a miracle. tonight, another hard night as family members searched through

stuffed animals with matted-down fur. an upside down ll electrical socket. a jean shirt, all pieces that were in the home when the family went to bed saturday night. collecting what's salvageable is an emotionally draining task. it's all they have left of 58-year-old steven wilson sr. and kitty wilson. the tornado tore through early sunday morning. >> when the daylight come, it was very, very prizing, very upsetting, to me, to find out that he had -- had had deceased. >> reporter: they are just waiting to wake up from this bad dream. >> just nice, nice people, you know? and do, help you any way they could. >> reporter: steven wilson jr., his three kids and another young family member survived. they're all smiles in this photo, thankful to be alive. sadly, they don't know yet what happened to their grandparents.

of wood and aluminum siding, nikki pington came up the road. >> i don't know the family. vinever met them before. i just wanted them to know that people in the community, we care and we are thinking of them. this is the time for us to rally around them and do what we can. >> reporter: while she doesn't know the family, she says she knows the grief they are going through. she lost her mother just a few years ago. >> that was their mom and dad -- that's what hittings home, you know? to know that someone lost their lives right here, due to mother nature, it's very hard. >> reporter: and that woman is just one of so many people trying to find ways to help this family. in fact, they have received close to $20,000 in online donations to help pay for medical bills as well as burial costs. >> we are so sorry for them. >> damage from the tornado still being cleaned up in sarso the a. people out there all day today

was destroyed and others have roof damage. a lot of those homes, as you will see, have the blue tarps on them. insurance adjusters were in the area all day. sarasota county offered resources to help. >> we need to do our best to help them and make sure that they feel safe in their own homes and conduct those repairs as fast as we can. >> call your insurances agent right away if you have any storm damage. one building on siesta key is unlivable, since the tornado ripped off the roof. it's the excellier that was hit hard. there was a permanent sky light on the top level. luckily, nobody hurt. but everybody has had to leave building 5. we have been told it's going to take months to repair that roof. >> it's pretty chilly now, but -- if you don't like it, you are in trouble. it's getting even colder here. cold weather shelters are already open. we are talking cold, cold?

kind of a series of cold nights. and actually, tonight is not the coldest night of the series. i think actually tomorrow night is going to be colder, under clear skies, light winds and radiational cooling. tonight we have high clouds from the west. made for a great sunset. overnight, the cold air continues to filter in from the north and the northwest. a bit of wind around. temperatures have been falling steadily. 49 in tampa. 50 in lakeland. wachula and frost proof. 53 in st. pete. as i mentioned, there is some wind around. temperatures are fairly uniform. tomorrow night, winds may go calm. in fact, they are already calm well to our north. and the dew points are very low. this is indicative of an air mass that is coming out of canada and is diving all the way south to cuba, whined an active cold front that brought the severe weather over the weekend.

except brooksville. why is brooksville always so cold? they are sheltered and they are a low spot. brooksville goes calm. everybody else has wind. so later on tonight, temperatures in the bay area that will be dropping into the 30s and 40s. as i mentioned, tomorrow night, even colder. less wind. 38 in tampa. 40 sarasota and 29 in brooksville. we will talk more about the cold and the next threat of severe weather, that's coming up at 10:20. >> thank you. we have a news ark letter out of tampa where there has been a deadly motorcycle accident on del mabry, north of tampa boulevard. tpd is saying the motorcyclist lost control. no other vehicles involved. but police haven't yet released the identity of the victim. >> a small plane makes a hard landing at venice airport. it ends up sliding off the runway. nothing real serious. one person on board did suffer some injuries.

>> he spent years under cover, safe. but tonight a tampa police detective needs help. he is battling cancer. josh casio is live at tpd headquarters with more on what they are doing to try to get him the treatment that he needs. how nice, all of his comrades rallying around him like that. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. he is living in puerto rico. but he needs to be here in tampa. right now, there is a large online fund-raising effort to fly him back here to tampa so he can get to moffitt. as his family and friends tell us, he has always had other people's backs. but now he needs folks to have his back. officer alex castro wears badge number 674 with pride. before him, it was worn by his uncle, jose feliciano. >> it's a constant reminder

representation of him, as well as the police diameter. >> reporter: he spent more than two decades with tbd, many of them under cover in high-level, high-stakes drug investigations. >> him and his team were part of a big reason why the drug activity here in tampa started to reduce. >> when you are meeting with high-level drug traffickers on a day-to-day basis, you are doing something that only a unique individual can do. >> reporter: any given day could have been his last. now, years after his retirement, he finds himself dealing with another dangerous foe. this one, he can't fool or talk his way out of. he has been diagnosed with gastric cancer. he is 61 years old. >> he is... at a point in his life right now that it's life or death. >> reporter: his family and friends starting an online fund-raising effort to put him had on a medical flight from his current home, back to tampa for treatment at moffitt cancer

he needs $30,000. >> he knows he's a sick man. and with that, he still is able to crack a joke, make a smile. >> reporter: he never gave up while on duty. he isn't giving up now. and his nephew, who carries on his legacy, certainly isn't giving up on him. >> he was a pillar to this community, with the help of his squad and the tampa police department now, we need to be there for him. >> reporter: the hope is to get him here by wednesday. that account has already reached $22,000, in just a couple of days. back to you. >> all right. it sure sounds hopeful. thanks so much. >> sex, tort and you are murder. the deaths of men who terrorized a local gay community. he may never go to trial. he's serving time in federal

and now the state has charged him with two men who was in a gay bar. lorenzo is serving a 200-year prison sentence. and now sources are telling fox 13 that swiekert is willing to concede certain facts if something is granted in exchange. >> in his particular intaigz, what he has agreed to do is tell the state attorney's office, certain facts related to the murders heap he's beens accused of if the state attorney's office doesn't recommend the death penalty. >> that would mean the death penalty is off the table and no trial. he will let you know what happens tomorrow. >> an artist had to replace the glasses again. it's the third time, in recent years that the glasses have had to be replaced.

due to -- drunk folks in ybor city who go to the bars and try to climb the 12-foot statue. he happenings they may slip and break the glasses. that's his theory. this time, doing a patina. he was a cigar maker and city. >> welcome news for drivers. plummeting oil pricings are trickling over to the gas pumps. gas prices have dropped 6 cents in the bay area. if you shop around, you can see big savings. the cheapest we found, just $1.69 at a station on park boulevard in pelcher road in the middle of pinellas park. that's 20 cents less than most last week. >> coming home from the gym, noticed i was on empty. pulled in here inadvertently and happier than heck to see that

any way it save money is good. >> it's fueling a price cut. oil prices have hit $29 a barrel and that slide should last through the winter. >> still to come, they didn't hit the diswrak pot -- the jackpot, but their dream lives on. >> if it gets over $500 million, we will do it again. >> remember the local group that bought $73,000 powerball tickets? we now know how much they won and how they spent those winnings. >> these iconic jets may be in jeopardy. a political push to ground them forever. see who is fighting back, the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today.

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but you can win even if you don't have all six winning numbers. they had 73,000 sets of numbers. so surely they won something, right? >> reporter: would think so. strength in numbers, right? well, technically, they did win some money. but considering the buy-in was $500 per person, was those winnings enough to cover their investment isn't answer, no. not by a long shot. here's how it all worked out. it took them the better part of three days to scab the tickets. they had enough numbers to win $13,275. but there were 292 people in the pool. so when you divide that by 292, you get $45.46 per person. which means after you consider the $500 buy-in, each member lost over $4 and00. but they immediately took the

tickets to the lotto drawing. and they didn't win that jackpot either. but they did win enough -- about $1,000 to buy 1,000 tickets for this florida lotto. where does it all end? >> well i think we have at least two, or three or four rollovers left. we will keep dwindling down. if nothing comes of it, it was a bust. but a hell of a ride. >> reporter: maybe you can get i pack of gum. they organized the pool through facebook. we told you the story last week. they said they never imagined that it would become as large as it did. they had to turn away a lot of people. it became a real labor, posting the tickets after they bought them on facebook and the group page so everyone could see the numbers. we asked him if he had to do it all over again, he would. he said, yes! they will do it again. the next time the powerball reaches 500 million. but if that happens, they will be better prepared with a staff

who knew that easy riches could be such hard work, guys. >> he does need a staff. they need a system to get that in there -- that would be a lot. >> interesting investment plan. >> it is. >> probably not highly recommended. >> they say the numbers are working in their favor. >> something. the way my 401(k)'s been, this would be the better option. >> probably. >> what a day we had totoday. you had the wind and the cold and the sad, unfortunate situation over the weekend. and with the high clouds coming in, the pictures are off the charts. this is the first one from steven watts. >> wow! >> i got the best viewers. every single day, it's something, whether it's sunsets, rainbows, high clouds... and that was beautiful today from steven watts over in picnic ilanding. another one from picnic island, taken earlier, even a kite

palm trees. noose a good shot. the third one, sunset fort desoto, kathleen sent that. and the fourth one from michael glennon, not the quarterback for the bucs, but a guy who lives in clearwater. that's a good shot and healthily lee, nicely done. love your work. that's a good-looking sky. all due to just high clouds that were coming in from the west today. you may haveinoid them racing in. you know, the winds above us, the past week or so with that subtropical jet, blowing as high as 100 knots from the west and southwest. that's why our weather's been changing rapidly from day to day. usually with the subtropical jet overhead, it's tough to get more than a day or two of completely clear skies. that subtropical jet extend way out into the pacific and goes all the way out to hawaii. we expect this to happen during elnino winters.

you get energy from the northwest and moisture from the southwest. and sometimes, it produces a severe weather event. we have another front coming our wion friday. different. but it does bear watching. hopefully not as strong as one we had over the weekend. the winters almost always wetter than average. the fronts go by and the risk is high for severe weather, mainly overnight and during the early-morning hours. i gotta tell you, we got a lot of great feedback on the skytower radar. you get audible alerts. so if there is a tornado watch or warning issued, it is app will tell you that, with my voice, basically. so many people, you know, you wake up at 3:00, you hear the alert, you turn on the t. we are on. it's a good combination. download that on the iphone or the google play store. we have 40s and 50s in the

42 in brooksville. we have 40s and 50s south ofs. 49. dew point 38. a cold north wind at 5. but tomorrow night will be the colder night, as this high gradually builds in and fits over us, giving us radiational cooling. 36 in spring hill. 34 in brooksville. land o' lakes,39. 38 in carolwood. 40s in pinellas. lakewood ranch, down to 40. 41 or 43 in venice. 39 in winter haven. 60. and then! more weather dhainchs on the way as the cold high begins to shift to the east. that's going to happen by wednesday. we get on the back side. we start warming up by thursday. here comes a cold front. that front goes by on friday special with it the potential of some strong storms. still a couple of days away. we will watch it.

tomorrow, sunshine, winter chill. 59 for a high. that's it. coming up on wednesday, sunny and still chilly. we do 63. we will watch for showers and thundershowers on friday. after that, for the gasparilla children's parade, we got some wind. we have some chill. 57 for a high and 60 on sunday. >> we have to work on our arms. >> no kidding. >> get ready for that. >> still to come, honor the man whose passionate fight changed our world. dead. we can still be dreamers.

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you sc plenty of them in the tampa annual mlk parade, remembering dr. martin luther king jr., of course. >> the 30th anniversary of the federal honor to honor the slain civil rights leader n. tampa, wound down mlk boulevard and ended at met sc dream a reality. dozens of floats. one band came all the way from kingston, jamaica, for the 27th year of this parade. >> st. pete, thousands gathering for one of the largest mlk

organizers expected 100,000 people to line the streets today in the march for justice parade. it was a big collection of marching bands and drive. for some parents, you know, this is much more than just a celebration. >> i teach her that to live right is to always be respectful and to embrace every cult and you are everybody. that's what we do. that's what i teach here. we will be doing this for 12 years. >> they call this the drum major for justice parade because dr. king was a drum major. one of his last speeches, he urged people to have a drum major instinct, leading with service and love. >> president obama and the first lady honored his life and legacy. >> i have a dream... >> reporter: when dr. martin luther king made his historic speech in 1963, a little boy named barack obama had just

t that man, the first black president of the united states, remembered dr. king, by participating in a day of service in an elementary school in washington, d.c. he was joined by first lady michelle obama who encouraged students to eat healthier food and the attorney general said that the words of dr. king still help guide the quest for justice today. >> his words and his deeds and those of millions who stood with him are not the vestiges of history, but they're timeless calls to action. they are as fresh and real today as they were in those times. >> his daughter, bernice, spoke in atlanta, at ebenezer baptist church. >> as we think about this day and especially as i think about it, my mind goes to a question that i have often asked, especially during this time. that question is: what would my father say about the state of

he would say what is taking you all so long? >> reporter: in south carolina, this is the first martin luther king day since the confederate flag was remove from the state capitol. 2016 is the 30th anniversary of the observance of martin luther king day. he was assassinated in memphis, in 1968. fox news. >> still to come tonight, new developments on the three american who is have been kidnapped in baghdad.

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contractors, working for the u.s. state department. though it is not clear if they are involved in security operations or in diplomatic efforts at the u.s. embass nebaghdad. the washington post is reporting all three were iraqis who acquired american citizenship. so far, washington has yet to else their names. it is believed they were kidnapped while visiting the home of their interpreter. though there are other reports they were taken after visiting a brothel or a bar. >> we have pretty strong indications of where this might have emanated from... and -- we are working very hard with the iraqi authorities. and hopefully, we can secure their release. >> reporter: this neighborhood is predominantly shi'a muslims and controlled by iranian militias. authorities conducting door-to-door. the assumption is that the three

hands of one of the many shi'a militia groups and not in the hands of isis. >> an exclusive new survey conducted for fox 13 shows that donald trump is holding a solid 12-point lead over ted cruz in the state of florida. here's a look at the numbers from the poll. trump's leading with 31%. cruz has 19%. former governor jeb bush has 13% and marco rubio, close mind at 12%. craig patrick tells us, the numbers are not really surprising. >> reporter: look at polls for movement. in this case, we are seeing no movement whatsoever. the numbers basically unchanged from our last poll on december 17 with donald trump continuing to dromeinate in florida, followed by ted cruz and marco rubio and jeb bush well behind. florida does tend to follow national trends. >> the survey has a margin of

>> fighter jets could be bombing terrorists in turkey. >> at the same time, these jets are fighting a political battle to stay in the air. >> reporter: a-10s are being sent to europe, while russia bullies ukraine and the squadron joined the war on isis in iraq and syria. it's said in iraq, when the a-10 appears, it sends islamic state soldiers scurrying. but can this ungamely legendary aircraft that the pilots call the hawk, save itself? the pentagon has been trying to get rid of them since the first gulf war, in 1991. back then, two a-10s drivewayed 23 iraqi tanks in a single day. nobody wanted to cut the program after that. >> they want to spend more mon oat f-thirteen 35. >> reporter: they have powerful friends like senator

who pushed through a-10 funds for at least one more year. >> i guarantee you, as long as i'm the chairman of the center of arms committee, the a-10 will remain in operation. >> reporter: when asked about the a-10, mccain says it's all about capability. he's been critical of the new f-35, the air force's super sonic stealth fighter because he and others say the f-35 can't handle close air support as well as the a-10. when the u.s. or allied forces on the ground get into trouble, they want help from the air. that's called close air support. something mccain says the a-10 can still provide. >> the a-10 is about 15 man. the f-35 is 150 men. talk to the pilots. those are the one who is will tell you. >> reporter: taking the senator's advice, we took a trip to tucson to talk to a pilot of the a-10. tucson is a great place to fly the a-10. the weather's usually perfect. and the nearby goldwater range

these are pilots, not politicians. they don't want to get caught up in discussions about budget cuts or defense bills. but ask them about flying in a jet years older than they are, you get a feeling of why they love their job. kyle sheafer in his own words. >> it's especially known as the hog for warthog pilots. >> it's very easy to fly. it's very rugged. it's like a big flying tent. located here in tucson, with the barry goldwater range we have here to utilize, some of the best training you will see. >> it -- we have 30 millimeter bullets about yay long. we have all different types of bullets. you look at the aircraft from straight on, you can see that the nose wheel is off center. this is just based on the entire airplane revolving around the 30 millimeter cannon there with

it is not a fly-by wire. it's super forgiving and some easy to fly and a lot of fun. >> reporter: fox news. >> last month, an air force general said now might not be the right time to retire the a-10 after all, especially since they are being used to bomb isis. and they could keep flying through 2019. >> a music legend, in case you hadn't heard, has passed away. [hotel california lyrics]. >> yeah. you know his music, glen fry of the oconnick rock group, the eagles. maybe the most successful american rock group ever. he died from complications of an intestinal disease. 64 years old. he was the lead sing or many

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>> how about glen fry this, one really hurt today? >> i feel like i have been in mourning, really. it's -- the music that, you know, i grew up with. >> david bowie was a big one. he was a big one last week. but this one -- this one was really big today. i did an informal poll on my web page. desprado was right up there. everyone thinks of don henley, but glen fry co-wrote. >> it he wrote a lot of the music, actually. >> this one, too, got a lot of love. >> from our 80 sdz friends. -- 80s friends. >> chip what was yours? itch the last resort. >> this one, the next one here happened to be my favorite and it seemed to win out on the

[take it easy]. >> i love that line -- don't let the sound of your own wheels make you crazy. >> linda ronstadt -- that was her band. >> no way! >> i'm going to date myself and tell you that i saw linda ronstadt in concert with the eagles as her backup band. don't ask me what year that was. i was quite young. >> linda said they didn't have enough money to give the bandmates individual hotel rooms so they could share a room and they started writing in the hotel room. >> i never heard that. >> that could be an anthem. take it easy. that's one of those -- that and

>> take a look at this. wild rescue is trending. firefighters captured him pulling a family out of a burning apartment in fresno, california. you can see him climb the ladder and help a woman out of a second-floor window. >> slow down. slow down. come on out! come on out! hold on to her. >> yeah. that's incredible. you can can't see that the smoke inside the home was too thick to walk through. seven people were rescued. everybody is doing okay. don't you wish we had more of these videos? a scene like this could happen every day to firefighters. we don't often give them the recognition because we don't get to see the videos. >> when you sigh it from that point of view, too, you take it really seriously, getting the

batteries because that's pretty scary. >> they are going into a building that everybody else is coming out of. exactly. >> take a look. the east-west shrine game is saturday at 4:00. it is a game loaded with college talent. last year, 70 players in this game ended up on nfl teams. but there are also big-name buccaneer fans. working the sideline. >> reporter: the east-west shrine game has a buccaneer flavor, mike alstott and dave moore and bill muer have joined charlie weiss's staff to join players who aspire to be the next nfl stars. what's the point you want to get across to them? >> maximizing their potential when they are out here and be able to show their ability. i am trying to help them, you know, give them every possible chance to get an opportunity to continue their dream.

them to understand, you won't be able to line up and dominate t. will be technique, the footwork, the hand placement. >> reporter: charlie weiss's idea to get the bks back together. he actually asked one more tampa bay great to be a part of this, warren sap. but the nfl preferred that he didn't. >> certainly going to miss him. it's going to be a lot more quiet on the field without him. he wouldn't be entertaining everybody over here. >> reporter: most of the college players were born when alstott and moore were making their names and that's what coach weiss is pringing up. >> i do a good job of trying to humiliate them in front of the players, so that makes i think -- things go better. >> reporter: sharing experiences, advice and setting expectations are some of the points alstott and moore are trying to get across. >> focus more on the details of the game and what really is going to give you the fair

at this level, everybody has it. >> reporter: fox 13 sports. >> twitter was on fire today with the jonathan driewn rumors. maybe a favorite team to work a deal with. driewn is in syracuse, isn't going anywhere. but the canadiens did send rick dudley out on saturday, who was the bolts g.m. in 2000. nobody knows where druin is going to end up. the lightning are moving up, on a five-game winning streak, in the top 3 in the division, which means an automatic playoff spot. but look at how tight the eastern conference is. a couple of losses and the lightning could get knocked right back out of the playoffs

that's how tight it i wow. the internet is crazy fast here. i know, right? it's so nice to have everyone over. hi hey. mmm. i just laid an egg. does anybody want it? joey, you want some gasoline? yes, please. mom, guess what? i married a clown and we're having tiny little clown babies. mhm. i just bought a hammer. with internet fast enough for everyone, your guests might get a bit carried away. get out of the past.

>> another thing elnino does, it brins in high clouds. this is moving along. high clouds streaming in very late in the day. then we ended up with -- that. it was pretty good. beautiful sunset. east, north, southwest. everywhere you go. a few high clouds around

we will see a continuation of very active weather because of the positioning of the subtropical jet. and you get areas of low pressure riding along that. here's another one on friday. this may go up the east coast and be the first big snowstorm of the winter season from the mid-atlantic states. the model's going nuts with very heavy snow. this upcoming weekend. for us, what we will be watching for any one of these storms is tornadoes. we have been alluding to this, i think, countless times. the average winter in florida, we get 12 tornadoes. in elnino, we had 83, 82. the benchmark, 60 tornados in the state during the winter of 97-98. up to this point, we have had 6. so, you can figure out the numbers yourself. we have a ways to go. it is not over yet.

will produce a tornado, but it's going to be active between now and probably early april. there is no two ways about it. you also get bouts of cold with elt19io winters. tonight, 34 in brooksville. 38 in brandon. and believe it or not, it will be even colder tomorrow night, under radiational cooling. there will be a frost, there will be a freeze tomorrow night. back to you. >> take a look at your lotto numbers for the night. the cash 3 today is 8, 3, 3. the cash 3 tonight is 2, 3, 5. the play 4 today is 0, 9, 7, 1. and the play 4 tonight is 2, 9, 7, 0. good luck and call us, as always. >> west virginia police officer going viral. he went from security duty tow center stage in a college

check this out. [singing national anthem]. >> that's officericalityon smith game. when the scheduled singer missed the game, he got the call. his fellow officers told them about his talent. and he was asked to sing 5 minutes before he had to go on. no kidding. >> there is a lot of police officers working the game. they knew i was there, working the detail. they had known about meoc "american idol" a few years ago and i had done the national anthem at a soccer game. >> how about that? i want to hear more. he did not get too far on idol. but he's getting attention now. the game-time performance earned him a standing occasion and it's been viewed hundreds of thousands of times. how about that? time for the fox 13 11:00 news.

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