wild west swept away, why they are under water today as storms nail cali. good morning, south florida. i'm eric yutzy. >> i'm jacey birch. welcome to your thursday. we're getting closer and closer to the weekend. hope you guys like this cooler weather though. >> we know what the trend is. >> we ask julie our weather authority teorologist if it will stick around but it's kind of why-washy. >> indeed. it has a lot to do with the cloud cover we he in place yesterday and made it really cloudy and gloomy and rainy. all of that is a thing of the past as well. we're saying good-bye to the 50s and cloud cover. good riddance. later on into the afternoon you're going to need those sunglasses. dark and early out there. still comfortable with temperature in the 60s. we should be waking up to 60 degrees in miami. we're at 63. 62 in ft. lauderdale, 67 key west. a northwest wind, that

all the cloud cover and showers and storms away from us this morning. comfortable and drier this morning as the kids head to the bus stop at 64 degrees. this will start the warming trend ahead of a cold front moving in this weekend. i'll have those details coming up. good morning, julie. good morning, south florida. accident-free in both counties. you better believe at 5:01 we have a lot of construction crews out there. this camera's a little bit fuzzy but if you live in this location, this is royal palm boulevard, you already know the crews are out there. on 595 there's ongoing construction here. if you typically take it, it will be closed through thursday at 5:00 in the morning. it's since reopened but it's going to cause traffic trouble for several months. if you're us to traveling north at 575, exit early at 575 and

here, this one affecting our northbound lanes. first at 10 a former pit. sa president accused of stealing thousands of dollars. she allegedly spent that cash on herself going shopping and even out to eat. >> this was back in the 2012-2013 school year. ben kennedy live from hollywood school this morning. how did she end up being caught, ben? >>reporter: good morning, eric and jacey. this w a multi-year-long investigation. it was her replacement who looked at the books and thought something was just not right. it's hard to believe in one year she's accused stealing 53,000 and now three years later is arrested. >> by the pta president. and when did this happen? >>reporter: it happened back in

sa president was charged. >> that's the last thing that we need in this country. >>reporter: an arrest reportshows that more than $,000 was diverted to a pop shop paypal account for cosby's personal shopping, dining and entertainment. it was her replacement who noticed the records did not add up when more than $20,000 was spent at oriental trading company. then a cash deposit of more than 11,000 bucks when school was out and cosby was no longer a board member raised red flags. >> great representation for our school and had no idea. >> i think she was involved in a lot of fundraiser and these types of things. >>reporter: the district is aware of the charges and arrest of former ptstsa and there

authorities in their investigation. >>reporter: some parents said they had no clue what was going on. as for cosby's attorney she continue to claim that she is innocent. reporting live in hollywood this morning, ben kennedy, local 10 news. >> thank you. it will continue today, yesterday in court prosecutors showed checks with pat ntaramos. he served as president for ten years and resigned back in 2011. this morning we're waiting to learn what charges a girl will be facing. a teen boy was treated for non-life-threatening injuries late last night. lauderhill police did confirm that unidentified girl had

connection with the attack. arrested on disturbing charges and facing a judge. boca raton middle school teacher accused of sending nude photos of himself to a student. he's charged with sending pornographic material to a minor. he will not be returning to loggers run middle where he taught. the white house is doubting north korea's claims they test aid hydrogen bomb. they say a hydrogen bomb is 1,000 times more powerful than the atomic bombs dropped unjapan during world war ii. it should have registered 50 k kilitons of power. >> an increasingly higher priced for being one nation in the world out of the world. >> the u.s. is sending

and surveillance planes to the north korean bomb site to determine how to respond. the state trooper who arrested sandra bland last summer indicted for lying to a grand jury. the video of the traffic stop foror improper lane change. her case attracted nationwide attention after she was found dead in her jail cell three days later. the official cause of death, suicide. a crook held up a kfc right near ft. lauderdale. this was held back on december 22nd. ma masked man jumps the counter and empties two registers. detectives say he should be considered armed and dangerous. meanwhile in cooper city, a knife-wielding robber leaves a smoothie shop worker shaken. he threatens the worker with a knife and forces

if you know anything about either robbery call broward crimestoppers. today marks the one year anniversary of that terrorist attack at french magazine charlie hebdo. their new magazine cover has already gotten criticism from the vatican. despite all the backlash, the editor says ready to publish more. >> this past year has been very difficult. we have to rebuilded the newspaper. we have to rebuilded ourselves, confront our pains, so it is on the one hand a personal stggle. it was a personal fight. so here we are one year later with a vision which might be even a little more pessimistic today than it was one year ago. >> he went on to explain the cover saying it was the very idea of god that caused the terror attack. >>12 people killed

the charlie charlie hebdo office after a cover featured the prophet mohammed. all three gunmen were killed in a standoff. former new m mico governor is seeking the party' nomination. johnson says the biggest problem facing the problems right now, heavy debt and large government. and on the republican side candidate donald trump continues to push the ted cruz citizenship issue. trump says cruz needs to go before a judge to determine if he's a natural born citizen of the ited states. >> there's this doubt, people have doubt. again, this was not my suggestion. i didn't bring this up.

in canada to an american mother. a bill aiming to repeal obamacare. ryan says he will be sending this bill to the president but he's promised to veto it. for years senate democrats have been blocki and filibustering bills similar to this one. 911, what is your emergency? >> the call for help a woman makes as a murder-suicide unfolds. ahead on local 10 news at 5:30 more of the chaos during new year's day at a boston market. plus a teacher's aide under fire this morning for allegedly assaulting a boy. the whole thing was caught on camera. i'm happy to tell you we're storm-free. the showers and storms they had to deal with all day long finally

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two volcanos spewing ash and steam in mexico. all of this releasing yesterday. the volcano in t t central part of the country exploded at least six times. people there were warned of ash falling but no one there is being evacuated. storms flooding highways and streets making conditions dangerous for those commuters. the concern has shifted to mudslides as families prepare for more rain.

some even had to be rescued from their cars. even a police car pushing a vehicle there. storms so powerful water broke right through the walls of an l.a. restaurant. >> hate to see them dealing with that. julie, when will things clear up for them? >> they have at least two more days of this. my family and friends there with scared especially because a lot of them do live along the coast. not only are they dealing with the flooding concerns but rough surf. that's a major mess up and down the west coa of california. the bad thing is is it's coming all at one time. the good thing is they really do need it. they can't understand it now because it's causing problems but they do need it. it's comfortable out there and not wet. that is a land breeze

provide for the possibility of patchy fog developing over inland parts of broward and mudslide. otherwise enjoy this morning. it's comfortable. 62 in pembroke pines as well as kendall and homestead. 65 down by the keys. with the winds moving in from the northwest, they are not nearly as strong and the wind speeds will start to calm down by the afternoon but that wind direction is going to keep u really dry and comfortable but warm us up. currently you can see the showers moving offshore. basically made a very gloomy day. it's right here and it's focusing all of its energy right now off of the southeast coast of the united states. the good news is that will continue to push away and we are expecting dry conditions today and into tomorrow. before that we will see mostly clear skies throughout the morning. that's why we're going to see that possibility ofome patchy fog. showers and storms starting to develop over

during one of the many fronts that have moves into california. this will be our next front as it moves in from the weekend. there is still plenty of areas dealing with winter-like temperatures. 20s and 30s in the nation's midsection up and down the east coast as well. highs will actually reach the upper 70s. we'll see the 80s tomorrow and increasing that chance of storms due to our next front coming into the weekend. low 60s by early next week. >> but the big question, when can we wear our boots again? >> early next week. >> i'm going to step out of the way. this is the macarthur causeway, this is what you're going to see. this is ongoing instruction going on likely for the last two or three weeks. two lanes of traffic blocked here but hopefully that will be clearing up soon. west-bound lanes here, ongoing construction.

affecting our travel speeds. folks traveling at posted speeds, 24 miles per hour, no major issues there. if they are still out there for the next 30 minutes or so, that could pose a problem. speaking of construction, we still have construction crews on the palmetto expressway this time effecting our southbound lanes in the approach to 10rd street but it's still really early at 5:16 in the morning. broward county we're accident-free. certainly don't have to have kids to watch this and have your blood boil. a nine-year-old boy here being hit and dragged, all being done allegedly by a teacher's aide. this video is graphic. it's from california. after seeing it this boy's grandmother says she's going to send the boy to a different school. the altercation escalated quickly. >> you pulled her hair and she --

neck and then she island me. >> the boy's grandmother says the boy has had a few issues at that school before but is a special needs child who does require special attention. that aide is in police custody. a father is outraged after his young daughter was patted down going through tsa security. the tsa patted down a ten-year-old for ten minutes. it lefthe girl feeling very uncomfortable and the girl enraged. >> i felt it was inappropriate, very invasive and it rilated my daughter. >> screening procedures allow for the pat down of a child. they say the patdown followed all ofheir tsa procedures but the father says he plans on filing a complaint with his congressman. dozens of

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>> the beauty of it. i obviously have kids. right now they think my dancing is fun. i cannot wait until they hatet when i dance. >> hopefully they can show off like thiss dad. >> nicely done. the former president of a ptsa is accused of stealing $53,000. cosby allegedly used the money for shopping and entertainment. police say all of this started as an argument on that bus among piper high school students in lauderhill. the boy was not seriously hurt. the white house doubts claims about successfully testing a hydrogen bomb. they are working to confirm the claim. countries around the world are condemning those actions. >> thursday morning, we've got a lot for you

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911, what is your emergency? >> right now at 5:30 hear that call for help during a boston mrkt shooting. two people dead at that scene. a deputy facing manslaughter charges pleads not guilty. how colleagues were showing their support. robbers on the run. they were caught breaking into a home. and trending today a lottery letdown. no one wakes up a winner but now the new jackpot that will send everyone back to buy more ticket for saturday's drawing.

night, went to the gas station around the corner from the house, it's a long line. the woman walks in and goes is that all for lotto? >> yeah. big money.. >> hi, south florida. i'm eric yutzy. >> i'm jacey birch. go ahead and buy a lottery ticket if you would like. but in the meantime, i think we're winning the weatherottery. >> it's clear. julie, got a great look at the stars this morning because we can finally see. >> with the showers and storms, it's kept our temperatures in check the lt few days. temperatures are comfortable out there. maybe a nice light sweater or jacket. temperatures are in the low 60s. by the afternoon they wille taking it off as we're rapidly going to be warming it up. highs reaching the upper 70s. northwest wind is a land breeze this morning. the only thing we're going to worry about in the morning commute just after 7:00 will be the possibility of some patchy fog but regardless much drier

morning than what we saw yesterday. we'll see a mix of sun and clouds in the forecast. around the 9:00 however that sunshine will continue to brighten our day. highs in the upper 70s. wewee waking up from dry conditions. i'll have your forecast coming up. we are still accident-free. always good news of it's accident-free but we have construction crews right here off the macarthur causeway. the cameras facing west for those folks leaving the beach this morning. this is ongoing construction, really not causing any delays as of yet because it's early at 5:30 in the morning. our traffic maps showing just a little bit of a slowdown at 14 miles an hour. not that bad considering there are stop signs orstoplights out there. let's get to broward county, i-75 and some drive times for you this morning. if you're traveling southbound cruising south to the palmetto expressway at this point going to take you about 15 minutes. this is green. at means folks

speeds. if you're starting at pines heading to the same location, about seven minutes total drive time. >> somebody got shot in the head. >> the call for help as a woman makes that call, a murder-suicide is unfolding inside a boston market restaurant. the shooting happened on new year's day and we're told a former employee was looking for revenge. local 10 news reporter erica rakow is live at the boston market in tamarac where it all happened. those calls, we have to say, they are prerey chilling to hear. >> they are, jacey. this boston market is where everyone involved in this situation is where they first met and one them would die. one of those calls came from inside this restaurant. >> 911. what is your emergency?

head. >>reporter: the calls for help from someone inanic inside this restaurant in tamarac. the man who used to work here sought event on new year's day. jason claire lay shot inside the restaurant where months earlier deputies say 57-year-old clyde muir had been fired from. muir unleashed his fury. moments later he broke into a home and shot her dead. the 21-year-old was an assistant manager at the same restaurant and the two had been in some sort of relationshi >> there's one body in here. >> do me a favor, is it a male or a female? >> is it a male or or female? >> a lady. >> is this female breathing? >> is the female breathing? and let me snow where she was shot.

taking aim at@ the woman and man, muir got into a car, pulled up to the drive-thru where he shot himself dead. >> he shot himself outside. >> jason claire was the man shot inside this boston market. we're told he was shot several times. he is still in the condition. live in tamarac this morning, erica rakow, local 10 news. take you live right now to paris. that is where president francois hollande says the terrorist threat continues to weigh on the country. 12 people were kill one year ago of gunman stormed the offices of charlie hebdo. several bso deputy here showing up in court yesterday some even wearing customized t-shirts to show their support for one of their

pleading not guilty to a charge of manslaughter. he is accused killing 33-year-old jermaine mcbean back in july of 2013. mcbean was walking home with an unloaded air rifle he purchased the very same day. he ignored orders to drop the weapon the deputy was defending himself. nothing more, nothing less. >> a witness claims mcbean never took the gun off his shoulder and said he could not hear commands because he was wearing headphones in a picture that was recently released. a man accused of beating his mother's boyfriend to death will stay behind bars. edward cadet is accused of murdering her. they fan walking but it quickly escalated to violence.

his mother had just been shocked by who he believed did it. an altercation happened and the result is what happened here. >> cadet was denied bond yesterday. police are searching for three thieves they say broke into a home in miami-dade. they used tools to pry that door open. police say the crooks grabbed items inside and took off in a gold dodge caravan. if you recognize those guys, please give police a call. another pair of crooks caught on camera targeting a wellington restaurant and they look like a couple of rookies. two masked thieves smashed their way into the store and tried to pull out and uproot an atm. one of the thieves takes his mask off and you can see he's clearly caught on camera.

guys, give police a call. the mother of a jacksonville toddler missing for nearly six months has pleaded guilty to several charges. lana barton pleaded guilty. barton may be required to testify against her boyfriend who is also facing charges in the barton. dash cam video has been released in the death cam video of barbara dawson. dawson died at a florida hospital after trying to get readmitted and then had a confrontation with a police officer. >> please, please, i can't breathe, i can't breathe. >> saying there she can't breathe. attorneys releasing dash cam video of the woman. she was treated in the path ham. back on december 21st. she was discharged. she asked to be readmitted. that's when police were called.

hose was up plugged and she walked out in handcuffs. she collapsed and after walking on the pavement for 15 minutes, she was readmitted and died. community members in burns, oregon getting together with the sheriff. the sheriff says since the armed men have arrived there has been some trouble and now the community is worried and wants them out of there. the refuge has been occupied since saturday. a man is under arrest after another man is stabbed. the victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition. that building was put on lockdown while police searched for the attacker. he was later arrested and taken into custody. ordering judges to stop granting same-sex marriage licenses to couples. the act is still in fect. this happening despite a u.s. supreme court decision in june that legalized same-sex marriage across the country.

venezuela. the new oppition congress swore in three barred lawmakers on wednesday. those lawmakers have been barred by the supreme court from taking their seats until officials could investigate. the opposition took control for the first time in 17 years. and the tnsport of nearly 8,000 cuban migrants living in limbo in crest is set to begin next week. the first 180 migrants will be bused to mexico with the hopes of crossing into the u.s. at a cost of $570 per person. somehow the cub migrants have to come up with the money on their own. >> the new eleion date january 24th. the presidential runoff has been postponed since last month over allegations of voting fraud in the first two rounds of that election. governor rick scott said016 will be a republican year.

while in south florida yesterday speaking to broward business leaders. governor scott mostly talked about job growth in florida since the recession. the unemployment rate has gone from 11% to 5% state-wide and also tax revenues are up. >> this session my two big priorities is a billion dollar reduction in taxes to get more jobs, help our small businesses and second we've got to invest more money in enterprise florida $250 million. >> scott says he won't publicly endorse any candidate but he had good things to say about donald trump saying a good businessman can make a good elected official. i know this this morning that you did not win the power ball. no one did. the numbers won't be in your tablght right now. nobody bought a winning ticket to last night's half a billion dollar drawing. the new drawing happened

it will be at least $675 million. >> wow. >> you ready? how many are you going to buy this time? >> i bought two lifetime time. >> i don't know if it goes up based on the jackpot. >> now you make me think about. we actually have sad news to report to you this morning. >> a freak accident killed one of zoo miami's beloved giraffes. we'll explain what went wrong with this little guy next. the miami heat not to hot last night. the missed shots that broke their winning streak. first dozens of people rescued from a ski resort on a helicopter. got to see itaught on camera. hey there, south floridians. it is a friday eve and what a difference it is out there. we have a land breeze which has provided for showers and storms staying offshore. unlike yesterday we were

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zoo miami mourning the loss of a young giraffe after' really freak accidents. the nine month old giraffe named wes low had to be euthanized after injury to his spinal cord. wesley was curious and followed. >> wesley came around the side of the exhibit and was able to lift his head over an area where the two fence posts and slipped his neck down and when he lifted it back he wasn't able to lift his head through and panicked. >> the staff dislodged him from the fence but wesley's injuries were too severe to his leg and spinal cord. hours were spent trying to save him but he had to be put down. dozens of skiers trapped on a broken gondola. rescuers strapped some

there were about 75 people trapped on that gondola. the good news is everyone was taken down to safety. hey there, south florida. boy, it's so nice out there. it's dry. we've got clear skies. great way to start a thursday morning and end the workweek. what a week of weather we've had for the 2013 first fl week. we had some very cool conditions where we're talking 50s at one point and temperatures have rebounded to the 50s for overnight lows. highs have struggled to get into the mid 70s. today will he -- we will be living up to the sunshine state mime. 67 degrees right now for you in key west with that north west wind anywhere between five and seven miles per hour. it's comfortable for you in pembroke pines at 62. we have 62 in kendall as well and pompano beach and with the winds moving in from the northwest that land breeze has helped steer

developing on the radar and satellite away from us here in south florida from broward and miami-dade down to the keys. with that said we could see the possibility of patchy fog developing just around sunrise. i want to show you what's going on with that area of low pressure. it's well over the western atlantic and it's going to push away but there are some showers and storms just hugging the southeast coast. all of that will continue to push away as well. our next concern will be this front moving into portions of tennessee, in towards louisiana and mississippi today because that will start to increase our rain chances for the weekend. unfortunately, it's nothing but rain for our friends up and down the west coast. flooding concerns for them as well as mudslides. very dangerous condndions. you can see snow falling in towards the four corners. check out these temperatures. much of the nation seeing winter-like temperatures except for

we have the 50s and for us here in south florida the low 60s. high pressure is going to build from the north. we'll see a lot more sunshine today. temperatures warming up to the upper 70s. we'll continue to warm up going into friday and then here comes that front going into saturday and sunday. we'll increase the rain chances as highs will still stay in the 80s. have a great day. >> all right. construction crews still out here on the macarthur causeway. they were supposed to be out of here 15 minutes ago. at this point not affecting our commute for our west-bound drivers. those folkseaving the beach are maybe heading into miami this morning. ququkly checking our drive times here. i don't think it's going to be affecting you at all at this point. i see a lot of green on the map. no major issues. again, they should be clearing this location very soon. we have a new crash reported off of i-95 northbound just north of the exit to hollywood boulevard. those speeds at 66 miles

this one likely off to the shoulder. quickly i want to get to some drive times here starting at kendall drive heading into downtown miami. at this point especially with those traffic lights it's going to take you about 13 minutes to get there. as the morning pro dresses and based on our traffic data and history in this location, it's obviously going to change those times between 7:30 and 8:00, it's going to take you between 24 and 30 minutes. >> constance, thank you. miami heat heading out on a six game road trip. a chouteing night against the knicks. 0 for 12. they finished only two of 17 m this is a good sequence here for luol deng. the heat lose 98-90 snapping the three-game winning streak. next up the suns. the tampa bay bucs firing lovie smith after

his dismissal a bit of a surprise to coaches and players. some took to twitter to voice their displeasure. tennessee high school canceling the rest of its basketball season as the school investigates sexual assault charges. these charges stem from an alleged headaches incident. police say the victim under went surgery after being assaulted while attending a basketball tournament. tax season is upon us and taxpayers may be getting a little b of confusion in the mail in terms of a letter. coming up nex we'll explain how the irs may have messed up already. a live look right now from our ft. lauderdale tower cam. see much? no, as you can see, it is cloudy this morning. ten minutes until 6:00 just about. julie's got the rest of your day and forecast just ahead. >> you can't see any clouds there. >> usually we can see the building. we can't see anything, hence the clouds.

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not a great wayay to start the year for some macy's employees though. the retailer is laying off more than 4300 employees nationwide. macy's blames the cuts on poor holiday sales and low revenue in 2014. macy's plans to shut down 36 stores this year. the moves were celebrated in wall street where macy's stock rose 6% in the after hours trading. people's choice awards last night, stars gathering around to see who the fan favorites were. sandra block, johnny dealership dominating the fan favorite category. >he special award went to the furious 7 whose cast took home top film honor of favorite movie. vin diesel gave quite the emotional speech in honor of his former co-star paul walker. >> we didn't want to

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check out brazil's celebration of three kings day playing music and dancici in the streets of rio de janeiro. this is a tradition started by the portuguese. it is always celebrated with miami and colorful

the magi bringing gifts to kids. >> the kiwanis club of little havana delivered toys to under privileged kids yesterday and this is one of the few presents children received for the whole holiday season. >> had to put food on the table, very hard-working families and a lot of times there's not extra money for gifts. >> the gifts were hand thriferred by the three kings with a little help from billyhe marlin. turning now to a touching story, a little girl asking a doll company to make a doll with a scar on her theft. >> after having three open heart surgeries she was left with a scar. the ten-year-old is asking the american girl doll company to make a doll well a scar for many other gills who are just like her. >> i'm going to make girls, thehe don't have

>> she and her mom started the petition change.org. more than 2300 people have signed it. turning back to our top story, a woman is accused of stealing from the ptsa. >> coming up how much money she allegedly stole for personal use. plus if you're just waking up and joining us this morning, you did not wake up a winner. ahead on local 10 at 6:00 we'll let you know when you can play again

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