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plants and growing equipment. neighbors say they never expected this from the man living here but deputs arrested a 24-year old yesterday. investigators looked into the home because they say he was stealing electricity. >> nice guy would have never thought anything. >> reporter: especially since he left just down the street from the jail. this video is condense today 8 seconds the actual drive a from this h but drugs and drug trafficking aren't that uncommon in this area near the jail. since januaryd crimes within a mile of this home more than 30 of those drug trafficking. >> what d you see going on over there? >> just cars coming and out. >> he says he seen quite a bit of traffic coming in and out of

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builds in from the gulf. unsettled right through friday r air tries to come in and there it is 8:00 friday morning. that's as far south as that front is going to make it. because of that we stay on the warm side. rain chances condition just pretty much typical weather like we've seen of late with scattered showers and storms right through the early half of the weekend. now, the tropics, obviously this is something we're going to be talking a lot about and with good reason ts year things getd we've got i matthew very likely to b hurricane math these. this is a large storm. it aches a little bit long tore crank up and wind down after hitting land. this is the latest track in the hurricane center. over the next couple of days probably not a

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the explosion. also happening right now in montreal people are scrambling to save their pets now that the city has passed ban on pit bulls. it outlaws any dog that resembles a pit bull unless they met a set of restrictions. last june a pit bull old woman in her backyard. bans like these aren't out of the ordinary in fact miami dade county has its own pit bull ban. here's a look at what's coming up all new at 6. >> tonight saying good-bye to a major league star. the local memorial for fernandez just 90 minutes for now and calling

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