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tag time. wouldn't you know it, social media's going crazy exploding with speculation that miley cyrus and liam hemsworth have >> yes. >> we know that they reunited over new year's in australia and miley's been wearing a diamond on her left ring finger, liz, that looked very similar. >> very similar. >> did the 3 1/2 carat engagement ring that liam gave her back in 2012.

the ring. today she posted a selfie on instagram clearly showing the sparkler and there's also rumors swirling that the couple are moving in together. >> so far no official word from miley or liam's reps on the but luther king jr. day to avoid the commercialism of many other holidays. pieces. the family of killie and steven wilson sr. are gathering what's left from their home. the couple was killed by a tornado early sunday morning. though this was a difficult and emotional day, there was just a little bit of good news tonight. halley hypes is live out there to tell us about that. >> reporter: cynthia, we are learning that three of the five people who survived that hospital are out of the hospital, steven wigson jr., the son of the two victims and his two little boys are home.

girls suffered more serious injuries and will need more time in the hospital. but their family is just grateful that they are alive tonight, seeing how far that sides of the road. they spent the day salvaging what they could fromicley and steven wilson sr.'s home. pictureses, articles of clothing, stuffed animals. family members are still processing what happened here when the ef-2 tornado tore through. neighbors say they were nice people, the type that would help you any way they could. even people who didn't know the wilsons personally want to help this family. one woman drove from parish to drop off some flowers. >> i don't know the family. i wanted them to know that people in the community, that complete strangers, that we care and we are thinking of them. this is a time to rally around them and to do whatever we can, just to know that someone lost their lives right here, due to mothers nature, it's very hard. >> reporter: in this picture

the kids smiling, thankful to be alive. unfortunately, the family tells us, they don't know yet what happened to their grandparents. people from all over are trying to find ways to support the family to help pay for burial costs. a donation page has already raised about $20,000. >> people coming forward, it's a good thing. >> thanks so much. >> you know, manatee county isn't the only place dealing with tornado damage. this condo building is unlivable after the storm ripped off its roof. this was a startling image. this is the excelior in siesta key. it has mother nature's idea of a skylight there. no one was hurt. but it will take months to repair the damage. everyone had to leave the building. >> it's one of those things that you can't predict and -- boom, it's there. >> add on baywinds lane in

insurance adjusters were there. a tornado destroyed at least one home on that street. damage. as those homeowners are dealing with the cleanup today, everyone tonight is dealing with the cold. paul dellegatto is here now. we are looking at some pretty chilly temperatures. >> the key is a couple of sometimes the cold air comes in and it's out the next day. this cold air's going to linger. and of the series of cold nights, tomorrow night will be the coldest. by tomorrow night, the clouds move away. the high pressure moves in and we get radiational cooling. there will be a freeze in some of the bay area tonight, under clear skies and light winds. we are chilly now. anist in tampa, 53 in st. pete. 44 in brooksville. you head south, you have low 50s near the coast. 48 in frost proof. cold air down the peninsula tonight. we are going 40 in tampa.

and 45 in st. pete. tomorrow night, 38 in tampa and 29 degrees in brooksville, under clear skies and light winds. 35 in lakeland 41 in sebring. so i expect tomorrow night, there will be a freedz freeze warning. a lot of the area will have frost. we start warming up on thursday. another cold front on friday. a lot going on. we will have the forecast in detail in 10 minutes. back to you. >> a 13-year-old boy from land o' lakes has been arrested for making a false bomb threat. pasco deputies say he posted it on his instagram. he is an eighth grader. after the investigation, deputies determined it was fake. they say the boy did iting it would be funny. it's not funny now bah he has been charged with a second-degree felony. e >> in bradenton, a six yearly boy is recovering after being hit by a car. he was riding a scooter and

his injuries are not life-threatening. a double murder suspect who could face the death penalty is scheduled to be in court. scott swiekert was charged in the scpearns disappearance of two men who disappeared from a gay bar. he said he didn't kill the men, but he admits that he did help get rid of the bodies. tonight, it is said that he will concede certain facts in the case if the state agrees not to pursue the death penalty. >> a retired tampa police detective has spent his life serving others and he needs help. jose feliciano has been diagnosed with cancer, after more than 20 years with the tpb. a lot of folks out there, trying to get him some help, josh? >> yeah. specifically, cynthia, he has been diagnosed with gastric cancer. unfortunately, right now, it is not looking too good.

moffet cancer center. there is an online fundraidsing effort to fly him to tampa to go to moffitt. after he retired, he went to puerto rico, where he is right now. he spent much of his time under cover at tpd, in very high-level narcotics investigations. his family hopes people will come in and help a man who spent his life dedicated to helping others and keeping tampa bay safe. >> he was a pillar to this community, with the help of his squad and the police department. we need to be a pillar for him. >> people should realize that he voluntarily put himself in an incredible amount of danger every day he went out there and did this job. >> reporter: the hope is to get him to moffitt by wednesday. his nephew tells us, at this point right now, it is really life or death for him.

so far, they have eclipsed $22,000. and that's just in a couple days. hopefully, synth yairks more people will step in and help out. >> i hope he gets some help soon. thanks. >> well, so much for strength in numbers. remember the tampa guys who organized a giant powerball pool and bought 73,000 tickets? we now know that they did win some money, but nearly enough to cover their investment. you can win prize money, even if you don't get all six numbers correct. they matched enough on enough ticket toss win $13,275. but there were 292 people in the pool. so when you divide that by 292, you get $45.46 per person. considering the $500 buy-in, that means each person attacks a loss of $454.44. we spoke withon of the organizers -- remember they had to buy and post the numbers for the friends on the facebook page

we asked him if he would consider doing it again. >> if it gets over $500 million, we will do it again. but much more people would want to enter. we would probably have to get a whole team because it was pretty hard just doing it with me. >> a whole staff they will need next time. >> the group took the $13,275 that they won in powerball and bought dlean,000 tickets for the florida lotto drawing and they didn't win that either. but they did win enough to buy 1,000 tickets for the next florida lotto drawing. they will keep rolling until the money is gone or they win the big prize. >> they got $45 roughly on $500. you are not doing a whole lot better in the stockstock market. >> have you to admire their persistence there. >> coming up, a lot of people call him in the most hated man in the world. he says, he's misunderstood.

gratification, the stock prices, i hate this guy. they don't want to understand it. >> for the first time since his arrest, martin screly, known for price-gouging a life-saving drug, is speaking out. >> i am evan axelbank. martin luther king day has not been exploited by retail stores the same way other holidays have been. so why not? i'll take a look, coming up. >> also, taking dr. king's birthday to a whole new level. a rally, blocking traffic on

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this martin luther king jr. holiday. the group is calling itself black seed and they are calling for, quote, 96 hours of direct action to reclaim king's radical legacy. they chained themselves to their cars, chanting and unveiling signs that read black health matters and they blocked traffic on the bridge. police came along and arrested some of the protesters. they are demanding an increase in the health and well being of all black people in oakland and san francisco and they cite police shootings around the country as a reason to demonstrate. >> in miami, another disruptive mlk descrugz. it was hundreds of riders, taking over the streets to call for an end to gun violence. it was the second annual guns down ride. the only problem, many of the bikers did thins like that -- ignored the traffic laws and put drivers around them at risk. some blew through stop lights,

into oncoming traffic. >> there were at least two accidents reported. one biker had to be airlifted to the hospital and another was arrested. many americans did pause to celebrate the reverend's legacy in a more typical fashion. 100,000 people gathered in st. pete for one of the largest parades in the country. the drum major for justice parade.n filled with floats and bands. across the bay, tampa held a parade, as well. thousands of people lining the streets as it wound down mlk boulevard. this year's theme, making the dreamf bands and floats and one band that came all the way from wings -- kingston, jamaica. participants said it was all the about teaching the children.

and we are here to keep it alive. >> this is the 27th year for tampa's parade. great to see all of those people out there today. while most holidays can mean big business. mlk day seeps to stay abey from that. from thanksgiving to christmas, memorial day, 4th of july, they all bring with them, pleas from stores to spend your money. but not on mlk day. we wanted to be why. we sent evan axelbank to find out. >> reporter: martin luther king day has been labeled a day of service to remember those who sacrificed to get a civil rights bill passed. other holidays are marked for other kinds of sacrifices. eate on those, you can't seem to go anywhere without a reminder to spend money. martin luther king day has been left alone by most companies. and the reason lies with dr. king's unfulfilled dream. leola butler was 20 back then. >> the news media there was at

>> reporter: back whether she collected nickels for her train ticket from west palm to d.c. >> i was a foot soldier. program. she doesn't need the film to remember. >> i have a dream. >> wow, we were just wow. i just knew that this was -- this was a change in the way things would be. >> reporter: for 30 years, we have celebrated the cause for which dr. king phot fought with a federal holiday. today, there was a prayer breakfast in tampa, a parade in st. pete. a day of service in d.c. marked by the first black president. but commercially, no one has cashed in. >> it's the veterans day sale. >> 4th of july sale. >> memorial day sale. >> black friday sale. >> reporter: search martin luther king holiday commercial on youtube, you get little beyond this mcdonald's ad from the holiday's first year. mrs. butler is glad retailers have stayed away. she says the dream is still a dream and that the holiday still ought to command attention for

>> i get disrespected at 73. and i know that it's only because i'm a black woman. >> reporter:ument t. marketing professor says the holiday is hard for retailers to exploit because there is still deep national shame about america's past racial injustice, as well as differing preponderancing about -- opinions about weather america offs a fair shake, even today. >> there is a whole different feeling about what nafreedom means to people than perhaps what goes along with the other holidays that we do celebrate. >> reporter: butler spends the day thinking about the meaning of the memento that she is leaving to her grandkids, something you can't buy on sale. >> this is a reminder of what your grandparents really tried to help to accomplish. >> reporter: in 2014, several retailers tried to cash in on dr. king's name, leading some to

honors dr. king's legacy like 30% off khakis. obviously a sarcastic comment. given the deep feeling about the holiday and the movement and the injustice that americans have suffered, this remains the one holiday that is not overtly commercialized. >> it's true. you don't really hear people saying, i am going shopping. it's nice to have one. >> so you don't see the mattress other holidays. >> you want your flannel p.j.s on tonight. >> the one with the little feet. >> the star wars p.j.s. >> you have seen mine? >> we shop at the same store. >> i can't wait for the selfy. >> that's what you want to see? [overlapping dialogue] >> once you look at it -- you cannot unsee it. keep that thought in mind. i will post them on my facebook page at midnight.

high clouds racing in from the west. ultimately, you know, this led to a great sunset. one of the biproducts of elnino, it gives you the fast jet stream. you can watch the clouds race across the sky and the photos from my facebook page. a lot of sun dogs and halos, all caused by ice crystals, cool optics with high cirrus clouds and it bends and reflects moonlight and sunlight. there was a halo around the moon. high clouds streaming in from the west. not enough to act like a blankset tonight. it means it's going to be cold. this high, until it passes east of us will continue to give us cold nights. tomorrow night will be chilly. and the modifying trend begins on thursday and on friday, a cold front goes by. more blue than red this month. talk about a flip-flop, talk about a switch.

crrjs when we had day after day of that record heat, we could see this coming. we saw a weather pattern change in january that really has played out. most of the next 7 to 10 days should be in blue. we may warm up on friday and saturday. friday into saturday. right now, though, it is cold. 50 in tampa, 44 in brooksville. 43 in ocala. 48 in wachul a. 51 in sebring. dry air, complaining about stuffy nose, or chapped lips, a the love it is because of the dry air and when you heat your house that, makes the humidity even lower. right now, winds are generally peninsula. that's our cold wind direction. 50. dew point is 39. humidity is 66% and a north wind at 5. tonight. they extend well to our west. cold air moving across the relatively warm waters of the

the storm system that goes by us on friday may be a big snowstorm, the first one of the season. in virge visual, pennsylvania, they have been buzzing about the potential of a huge snowstorm this weekend. rain and snow in the pacific northwest. 3 in chicago. 22 kansas city. 30 in columbia. atlanta, 27. buffalo is 14. tonight, 46 spring hill, around 41 in hudson. tampa bay will be mostly in the upper 30s and 40s. 38 in plant city. if you are watching us in sarasota county and manatee t40 lakewood ranch, englewood, 43. inland, upper 30s and low 40s. colder tomorrow night with radiational cooling. high clouds tonight, down to 40. sunshine tomorrow and a winter chill.

63. we warm up on thursday. cold front goes by on friday. severe weather. it is not as clear cut as the last one was on saturday. one thing for sure, when it goes by, saturday's windy and cold with highs only in the 50 sdz. in the 50s. >> another chilly night. >> again, the musical world is surprising death. saying goodbye to a legend. >> a tribute to guitarist and

glenn frye whether we come out of its shell. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. >> martin schley made headlines when he hiked the price of a life-saving drug for people with cancer and aids. the whole world took notice. in, he was arrested for fraud from a previous employment. now for the first time, the

publicly. >> many have dubbed him the most hated man in the world. but he says, that's far from true. >> last night, i was walking down second avenue and a bunch screly. >> reporter: he is out on bond and he is due in court, after securities fraud. >> this started 5 years ago. isn't it ironic that they charged me. >> reporter: it's 5,000% increase in september that transformed him into the poster amok. it's a decision he continues to stand behind. >> if you are going to make money off people who are paying for your medicine and that medicine's really expensive. the least you can do is take those profits and help those patients eastern are oven more by making a better drug. it is not a great drug. it is very toxic.

it needs a drug made in the modern era, and we are working on that. >> reporter: while awaiting trial, he can be found online, sometimes for hours at a time, interacting with people via live streaming sites. >> come on down, show your face and let's debate it. >> reporter: in his only television interview since his arrest, he showed me the reaction, online. he admits he enjoys the attention. >> if they want the instant gratification, oh, my god, i hate this guy. they don't want to understand it. because then i stop being the most hated man in the world. >> reporter: he frequently spars with politicians, including bernie sanders. however active he is on the web, he says he has no intention of accepting an invitation to speak before congress later this month. >> i would love nothing more than to criticize, rid scpiewl educate -- all flee on our senators on pharmaceuticals. but the purpose of this isn't for that.

they want to be able to ridicule me for their own political capital. which i don't know fiwant to be part of that. >> we want to clarify that his fraud charges and his drug price hike are unrelated, but he does building his arrest was driven by negative publicity from the price-hike fiasco... [singing desprado]. >> don henley, of course, singing there for the eagles. tonight, we are remembering the co-founder of the eagles, henley's long-time bandmate glenn frye, who backed up henley and sang with him on many hits. he passed away after complications from an intestinal disease. something he had been battling

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