. >> reporter: juror selina stevens said gawker violated terry bollea's right to privacy first amendment for journalists to do it. >> we're not naive. we're talking about a lot of money and people who believe they did nothing wrong. >> reporter: balker argued that the sex tape was, "newsworthy," so they published it. >> reporter: gawker's attorneys argued hulk hogan knew the entire time that he knew it was being recorded. but a juror said she didn't see it that way. >> just the conversation that was going on between him and her, it was very human if you're going to be videoed, you would not be talking like that. comment? >> reporter: gawker founder nick denton did not comment read. he's on the hook for $10 million. hogan said this is a huge victory against tabloid publications. >> this is great. we protected a lot of people that may be going through what i went through. >> reporter: michael poluska, abc action news. >>> we certainly started off on the chilly side today. with all of that wind, it felt so much cooler throughout the day. now the wind speeds have come down, so much more reas

juror selina stevens said she had no doubt. wanted to send a message not to just gawker but all media. >> i believe his privacy was violated. and that's not okay. i went into that deliberation room, thinking one way. and watching that video sealed it for me. i feel like if he knew he was videotaped, he would not have spoken about the things he spoke about. >> if damages are upheld, this could be the end of the tabloid site. >>> what have you been saying for 30 years? >> they have been saying it for 30 years. are don't mess with the hulk. >> there you go. >> and i don't have it concerned. but i heard that florida law was, until the appeals, they have to come up with the money and put it in escrow. >> we were looking tomorrow and thursday, best in show, so to speak. and easter weekend looks okay. live look outside. 61. that would be a nice number to stay on. dew points in the upper 20s. humidity is still pretty low. 30%. a little static electricity, if you're still in the air. walking around the carpet. winds are gusting to 25. t