this is south florida's "cbs4 news". ." we begin with breaking news tonight. a bit after scare. someone firing off a gun. >> police tell us two boys in a fight and someone else fired one round into the air. everybody involved left before police got there. to one was hurt. -- no one was hurt. help me, i need water. help.

as the front rubber. >> he's a nervous basket case. >> i will not say he was trying to cover up his ears. >> the most sur real day yet in the race for president. >> he needed a full-length mirror anyone make sure his pants weren't yet. i don't know. >> the campaign has reached new heights or depths in the last 24 hours. >> last night's debate was the warm up match. they steeped into the steel watch -- stepped into the steel cage. >> reporter: just when you think you've seen it all, today happensch today the race for the white house turned into a water fight, literally. he was marco rubio's biggest critic and chris christie picked up where he left off. >> marco rubio, your campaign is almost over, buddy. >> reporter: he joined donald

two attacking senator rubio. >> i saw him backstage. >> reporter: trump's attacks came as he came alive dug the debates. >> here's a guy who inherited $2 $200 million dollars. >> i'm the only one on the stage that's haired people. you haven't hired anybody. >> the problem is, she is talker -- his a chalker. and once a chalker, always a choker i think is what he meant. >> he asked for a full-length mirror. i don't know becauset podium goes up to here maybe to make sure his pants weren't yet -- wet, i don't know.

could, i prefer not to do that, but i won't allow the conservative movement to be taken over by someone what's a con artist. >> reporter: he rolled out schoolyard antics too, imitating rubio's 2013 state of the uniaddress where he paused to drink -- union dress where he paused to drink water. >> reporter: it was a day like no other. >> the good old days, they'd rip him out that have asset so fast -- seat so fast. but today, everybody's politically correct. our country is going to he recollectsell -- hell with being politically correct. >> reporter: rubio has resorted to becoming trump to try to beat trump.

florida. >> trump isn't done talking. this sunday morning he will be talking to face the nation host john dickerson, you can watch that on cbs4 at 10:30. i want him to come home. i do. and no matter how bad you think things maybe, everything is going to be okay. >> tonight, the father after missing teen speaks out for the first time since getting out of jail. police accused him of abandoning his son who disappeared two months ago. carey codd joins us live the last location of the teen. >> reporter: it's along this stretch in late december when bruce jorgensen and his son august gee -- aage had seen an argument in the car.

told him to walk home. his son remains missing he's charged with deserting him. >> i love you. i miss you. i hope you're being safe. >> reporter: he want to find his son. he vanished after he kicked him out of the car two months ago during a fight. he told their son to walk home but aage failed to return. he failed to fail a police report on his missing son. he didn't e-mailed go to the police because -- immediately go to police because he's disappeared before and found him with a private investigators. still, police arrested jogger zen as he was about to board -- jer againson as he was about to board a flight with a way ticket. he said the police was wrong and showed us the ticket. she's he's been unfairly per

at a recent -- portrayed. at a recent hearing it was alleged he may have taken his son from her mother years ago. he says that's not true. >> she new or should have known precisely where we were. she had an opportunity for a period of years to make an appearance there or to contact us and come and visit. she didn't do that. attend moved to south florida -- moved to south florida of the they've always lived out in the open. he chalks up the latest disexperience to his age. he's been spotted twice since he disappeared but not far while. he says he's disparate to find his son -- december per rat to find his son. >> i want you to come home. i do. no matter how bad you think things maybe, everything is going to be okay. >> reporter: he set up an e- mail address for people to e-

redskins. the e-mail dress is help4aage@gmail.com. he's offering a reward of $5,000 for manufacturing that leads to his son -- narcotics officering leads to his son -- information that leads to his son. this just in to the "cbs4 news" ram in miami, dade police arrested one of their one. donna. >> reporter: investigators just arrested a police detective a few horse ago saying the detective impounded narcotics and thousands of dollars this evidence lockup but first, he took $1300 for themselves. -- for himself. he's booked in the county jail

he admitted keeping the $1300 for personal reasons. he's a 10-year veteran with the miami-dade police department where he's now re-leighed of duet with pay. about an hour and a half ago i spoke to his wife at their house. she had not spoken to them earlier day. she did not know if he was in jail. the last thing he said to her was he would not be home tonight and he had to go. tonight, a community pays their respects to a six-year- old killed while out trying to buy some candy. , friends, and family held king carter's viewing and police have made a third arrest. >> reporter: three teens in jail tonight and this after the community pays respect to the

killed by that stray bullet. here's the very latest. well into the night they came, the young, old, family, friends to show support to oppose violence, to honor six-year-old king carter killed by a stray bullet as a result of a beef between teens on facebook. lanes like these started late in the afternoon. they walked down the aisle to have their last good-bye to the little boy take son soon. something about this little boy and his dhaet woke the community brought a crowd in to honor king carter. >> king at his age touched so many people. then the outpouring from the community, hearts are touched. that can't god because of the out -- thank god because of the outpouring of the community, we've had suspects turn themselves in and we've been able to catch others. >> reporter: 16-year-old lamar teams turned himself in early

juvenile court hearing. his mother was there learning her son might be charged with second degree murder as an adult. >> the state is considering filing charges in the state court instead of juvenile court, do you understand? >> reporter: he admitted he was in the car with leonard adams and 17-year-old erwin press lea. police say the two went to the apartment complex to kill someone named juju after an argument on social media. during the fight, king carter was hit and killed. we tried to speak to team's family at their home after the hearing. you don't want to say anything? >> no, bye. >> reporter: >> reporter: funeral 2:00 and it will be at the new bethel baptist cathedral, that's the

northwest 135th street. now to "cbs4 news" safety alert. surveillance video showing a woman nearly kidnapped on february 7th. a woman had just gotten off a bus when a nan a car comes up and offer -- man in a car comes up and offers her a raid. she refused. he followed her and grabbed her arm. she was able to get away. here's a sketch of the man, he was driving a silver four door vehicle with dark tinted windows. then with information call crime stoppers. now at 11:00 -- new at 11:00, deputies arrested a man for the murder of his doctor wife. they took mark see betters into custody today. another man charged in tree is a's death pled -- her death pled guilty.

police documents suggested mark was the master mind after murder for hair scheme. a miami officer shaken after being shot at. surveillance video captured the encouper after 4:00 this morning at southwest paris. the rookie officer was patrolling an area known for prostitution spotting suspicious activity. when he trade pulling a car over, he got out and shot fired. the officer fold the suspect long enough for him to be captured. lance deshawn moore is charged with attempted murder of a law enforcement officer. in just in, our sister station in new york reporting yoyo, ona being rushed to the hospital.

she's being treated at a hospital where her husband, john lennon was pronounced dead. a young boy hit by a police car is out of the hospital. hear from him. >> the cdc releasing investigation about the zika virus what it says about nine pregnant women who had zika. >> all the stars will hit the red carpet at the oscars this sunday, at the end of the night, nancy previews what they could be wearing. >> the sun went down on a beautiful south florida day. temperatures are going down quickly now as we speak.

going to warm up? news about a six-year-old boy hit by a car earlier this month. antoine lawson finally went home. >> how are you feeling now? >> good >> are you feeling pain? >> no. >> reporter: february 3rd, he was outside on his scooter crossing the street. that's when according to the police, he suddenly appeared between two parked trucks heading him from a police officers out on patrol. >> he was twisted up, head leaking. it lacked like he was dead. >> reporter: cell phone video

standers rushed to his side. antoine who is nickname is dirt was rushed to the hospital with a broken leg, broken pell ves and oh injuries, today, three weeks later, antoine went home. here's his mom. >> he's good. he's staying positive. staying entertained with his video games. that's all he can really do. >> reporter: she says her son remembers very little does the -- about the accident. >> he told me he looked both ways and didn't see a car as he proceeded to cross the street. he just heard a loud engine, that was it. everything went break. >> reporter: still in a body cast, his family places him in the back of an suv. they can say will be tough for a while. >> i'm glad we are going home. and he's all right and i have

it could have been a whole lot worse. >> an investigation in the accident is ongoing. a neighbor says the officer was speeding at the time. the mom says no one from the city of the miami police department has reached out to her sense the accident. >> we wish him well. to a cbs4 health alert and new information about the zika virus. the cdc confirming nine pregnant women with the zika virus here in the u.s. all were infected while traveling to areas where the virus is 7 o'clock lating. two had healthy babies, two had miscarriages and two terminate terminated their pregnancies. check out the scene caught on camera. a pilot making a spectacular emergency landing in guam without any knows gear. the nose gear failed to deploy, so the flight crew had only the rear wheels for touchdown.

plane hitting the ground as it lands, only three people were on board and none of them were hurt. the oscars are sunday and the leading ladies are putting the finishing touches on their gowns. >> we got this pre-diggs on the fashion -- prediction of the fashion we could see on that night. >> i'm going to guess she's not going to wear red. she wore read to the gordon globes and ways to the os could -- oscars before. she wore the beautiful fink gown when she tripped. they may not do that. it's anything goes. she's not much on anything fluffy. >> reporter: lady georgia. >> -- lady gaga. >> we do know she's very supportive of her stylist designer brandon mechanics

she was at his show. -- maxwell she did all break. during the fashion week she did model in the mark jacobs fashion show. i'm going to predict she may wear dress like this from mark's show maybe in a bold color or something unexpected. >> reporter: cate blanchett we saw her earlier this week with the black dress with all the diamonds. >> she likes so support all her designers. i think she's going to go with armani i love this particular gown from the could tour show, i can -- catore. for all of the fashion choices we've seen on j low she's been wearing the same designers. i love this look. we may see something like that

>> reporter: back toy. -- back tow. >> what are you wearing on sunday? >> i am wearing pajamas. >> the lady gaga red gloves. let's show you what's going on out there. looking to the south. skies are clear. wednesday out of the northwest. 60 ft. lauderdale, hollywood. air is very dry despite the cool temperatures. northwest wind is eight right now making is feel chillier out there. coconut creek and coral springs 54. parkland 52. south sections are in the mid- 50s. heading into the 40s. these locations are going to be very night. temperatures today, we made is in the testimonies.

and brighter. computer models say we'll be in the low 40s and 50s tonight. tomorrow will be the 60s and low 70s for hays. we start the warming trend for tomorrow. not as cool tomorrow, 50s along the coast. 40s inland. this will signal the warm-up. a cold and chilly start with plenty of sun warms us nicely in the 70s on sunday. on sunday, a few clouds blowing, maybe spring here the color. warm-up continues tuesday, wednesday we get to the next cold front as it comes in, we're warm ahead of it. some spotty storms behind it. this cold front not that strong. tonight, clear and crisp. mid-50s to the mid-40s. tomorrow plenty of sun will make it female nice. boaters, winds north at ten to 15. a moderate chop on the bay. taking us through the rest of the week to next week, it's a

temperatures in the 70s and then back into the 80s next significant chance of rain coming window, back tow. i can't think of him wearing the lady gaga gloves now. listen up, tonight is the annual burger bash at the food festival. >> rachel ray is back to host as she does every year. top chefs go head to head for the top prize. >> ten years ago we challenged the which he was to put it to -- the chefs to put it on a bun. even the chefs get competitive and take it seriously. >> we're new yorkers and happy to be here. love miami. i've been here for new year's in the past with friends. this is our second time to be here together. and so we love it. >> the south beach wine and food festival continues through the weekend.

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him in cleveland. instead, several sources say he's bound to the heat who could use this outside stroke. meanwhile, the head coach maybe faced to make another decision. white side back into the starting lanup. the big man has been dominate averaging 22 points 18 rebounds a game. playing with authority. dwyane wade says he see as difference. >> just trying to be aggressive in a good way. i'm trying to channel that in a positive way and channel that to help the team out. >> i know him as a player. his a chip on his shoulder, it's about how old are you channel it. i think -- how you channel it. i think the last three games thieves channeled it well. lowry takes over the game. he goes to work posting his man up. we are tied.

steps back, boom. a carry high 43. now they lead. the final shot will go to lebron, guess what in it's not even close. the other night anyplace cleveland -- toronto beats cleaved by two. the same story for the canes, they can't beat florida. no first ending -- florida is up and running in the very first inning. in the fourth, loops the sthanl nobody can reach. knocks in to more. there you have it. the gators shut out the canes with the score of 5-0. the only good thing for the fans tonight... >> the milk shake. have you had one? i brought one back. >> i can watch that and watch

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