mike douglas live in ruskin tonight. >>> still ahead. making sure you're informed during a storm. >> coming up next, warnings on your phone or weather radio. they could save your life. what you need to do to keep your family safe. >> we had people tell us that, that it actually saved their life to have their weather app on the phone give them an early morning. as for the weather now, we'll talk about a freeze watch and look forward to chilly numbers coming up. >> thousands of people lined st. petersburg streets while thousands of others take part in a parade to honor the legacy >>> it's a pitt-jolie family affair. angelina tells all about >>> today is dr. martin luther king jr. day. across the country people are honoring the civil rights leader. james comish sharing his deep concerns between present day division between law enforcement and minority communities. and in tampa today hundreds came out to the city's dr. martin luther king jr. parade. the parade stepped off at noon from 15th street and ended at 22nd street. this is held every

reporter mike douglas tells us a homeowner shot an aggressive intruder he found in his backyard barn. as a marine in vietnam and was proud of it. >> he was in the marines and i know he's going to protect himself. >> reporter: according to detectives, when this man 29- year-old jacob desimone showed up in nundee's backyard barn sunday afternoon things turned violent very quickly. nundee insists he shot a warning shot into the ground when desimone came down the stairs. nundee claims desimoe kept circling and approaching and that's when he threw a lawn chair at him. desimoe. looks like he's going to survive that gunshot and tell his story. >>> a store clerk defended himself from a would be robber hold up the food mart in tampa this afternoon. the man came into the store and tried to rob the clerk. witnesses say the robber tried to go around the counter and that's when the clerk pulled out a gun and shot him. the man was rushed to a near by hospital with life threatening injuries. the clerk called his brother who rushed to the store. >> the guy came around the counter, and he tried to --

. >> that was mike douglas reporting. along with giving up his mercedes, he has to hand overall of his title belts and the olympics. >>> coming up, mark collins has the full forecast. stories survival. . >>> kristin powers was training for her second half marathon. then she had a stroke. she was 33 years old. she was healthy and had no pre-existing conditions when she woke up in the icu, she was completely paralyzed on her right side and after a long bat woman -- battle, kristin met another woman who had a life changing event. ruby hope went to her doctor when she felt something was wrong. she didn't get to go home. she was rushed to the hospital where she had four coronary artery bypass graphs. she suffered a heart attack. she spends her life educating others so they can get help before it is too late. kristin and ruby are part of a group of women who raise awareness for the american heart association. on tuesday, the go red for women short film will air at the tampa theater at 6:00 p.m.. it is meant to educate people an

douglas and certainly for global companies, cybersecurity with one of the leaders in the business hopes certainly it will be a critical partner during his technological changes. see a technology ceo mikeire is with us. thank you for joining us. when the world is so unnerved and worried about a slowdown in the economy, do you see that impact companies abilities to invest in something like cybersecurity or is this an issue which is going to be resilient in sort of a must buy for ceos? >> it is an absolute must buy. when you think about changing your business model where it's an application model participating, you put your own information, customers information out there and the only way you are able to our participate is that people trust you. in order to trust you come you have to be vigilant. maria: i say to you during the commercial break to jamie taman said at some point we'll spend a billion dollars on cyber. this is one of those unlimited things that if they must than from a corporate standpoint. where are you seeing industries that are doubling down on this and he was spending the most? >> everybody's been in across the board. porter directors will force you to walk through what