right off the top at 4:00 we're following a number of breaking news stories this afternoon. a gas leak and a missing child alert. >> calvin: our van janine stanwood has the breaking breaking details on both stories. >> janine: in oakland patrick. let's tike video. sky 10 over the scene a short time ago where a gas leak, we are told, has just beenie cappedwe're told that i contractor struck a natural gas line. several blocks in the area had to be evacuated you. see right there that firefighters are wear can masks witness they're digging that hole to get to that gas line. we do understand the good news that leak has been fixed. things are oakland park are slowly getting back to normal. now breaking news out of homestead where police are looking for a missing ten-year-old boy. this is the boy you see on the left-hand side of your screen. this is anthony bermudez hernandez last seen in the 400 block of southeast 8th street in homestead and police believe

the man on the right-hand side of the screen roberto bere mude eds. that little boy was last seen wearing a light colored shirt and blue shorts. he might anybody an infinity or the two of them might be in a pickup truck. police are urging any information, if you have any information about where this little boy or his brother is please call homomtead police. calvin. >> calvin: two big stories you're following. > more breaking news, police have released video of two armed robberies s north miami. they need your help finding the crooks today. the f fst happened late monday night. the man storms into this superstop business with his face covered. he ambusheshe employee, yelling "give me the money or you die!" the second happening earlier this morning at a 7-eleven. the store employee was washing the windows what i masked man came behind wim about a with a gun. the gunman amendment you the the cash registers. if you know anything call mild

and right now we're tracking a low pressure system that's gaining attention close to numerous bermuda. >> laurie: let's check in with ours chief certified meteorologist betts. >> betty: watching this low, the national hurricane center spotlight can as it chunks the southeast atlantic coast of the u.s. journeying toward the east-northeast and producing strong winds with winds some 60 to 65 miles an hour at least at the maximum point. it's considered an extra tropical low and will probably make a pass near bermuda pit of dives back down toward the east-southeast, and by thehe middle of next week it may take on some tropical characteristics but the bottom line on this one is it's not something we havee to worry about but certainly interesting as it spins out over the atlantic. i'll be back here in a few minutes to talk me about the day we're seeing. so beautiful across south florida. laurie. >> laurie: and this new video of a crash and smash. this surveillance video showing a car slamming into a building. and this scene all happening in

>> calvin: let's to go our local10 news reporter hatzel vela live now request the very latest for us in fort lauderdale. hatzel. >> hatzel: before i show you quite the mess out h%re, i'm going to show you where this whole thing started, a couple hundred feet from where we're standing down the block in front of the ramrod nightclub. that's where the impact happens, but you can see how the woman driving the suv hits the speed limit pole, then continues driving and hits the side of the waum. you can see on the other side the speed limit side is broken in half as well. now, let's go ahead and show you some surveillance video, surveillance video that was caught from across the street at this caribbean cuisine restaurant. in the surveillance video you can sort of see the same thing play out. the car rear ends that suv, sending the woman -- loses control and then she drives right into that speed limit sign and eventually ends up in this building, smashes the side of

here's anotherer woman who says she had just crossed the street when this h hpened and heard the whole thing happen. >> i just heard a lout boom, you know, i heard the screeching first, and i heard a loud boom and it smashed. i thought it was really bad for e suv because it hit the wall and the wall craed. >> hatzel: all right. we just spoke to the owner of the furniture store here. the furniture store is called decades, has been here for almost ten years. he tells me the damage isn't too bad, structurally the building is still sound, and it's going to cost him about $3,500 to fix. the good news about this whole incident is that both drivers, the driver of the suv and the driver of the regular car are said to be doing fine. for now reporting live in fort lauderdale, hatzel vela, local10 news. >> laurie: thank you, hatzel. >> calvin: right now a traffic alert to tell you about a bad wreck tying up traffic has just been cleared. >> laurie: let's get traffic reporter jenise fernandez. >> jenise: you are watching this accident on i-95 northbound at 119th street.

lanes and they express l les were closed but a good news the express lanes are back open but we are stilly seeing g me delays on i-95 northbound right around northwest 119th street so speeds are at 28 miles per hour.now, we do have a bad wreck to tell you bot turnpike,hough, this is as you are saiding south around south 152nd street. aur right plane blocked with speights clocking in at around 9 miles per hour. and as we coupes on to broward county we have an accident over in pompano beaea on i-95 southbound right around atlantic boulevard, seems to be causing some delays here as w wl with speeds there clocking in at 31 miles per hour. >> calvin: now to our muse about surrounding our state's gentle giants here. wildlife workers are pushing for manatees to no longer be listed as endangered, thanks to conservation efforts. our local10 news reporter shyann malone is live at the seaquarium in virginia key to explain for us. shyann. >> shyann: we have to keep in

list the manatees here, and this is the initial process, so there's still a ways to go but wildlife experts hope that they would be down listed by the end of the this year if all goes well, but you've got to keep in mind that manatees have been on this endangered list since 1947, so experts tell me the change of classification does not change any ofthe regulations designed to protect our manatees, but the proposal instead would take them off the list. they say this is all good news because the species is progressing at a positive rate and right now are no longer in danger of becoming extinct. >> now we have more than 6,000 manatees in the state of florida, and that's a big improvement from 20 years ago when we had about 1500. so the population has recovered a lot over the past two decades, and because of that recovery, we think that it would be appropriate to classify the

longer classid fi them as endangered. >> shyann: as i mentioned, there are several steps in this proposal to see it all the way through. they will be a public hearing throughout the state of florida where people can weigh in on this issue. ts of people on social media weighing in on this issue. we'll share some of those thoughts and comments with you coming up on fluently pat 5:00. reporting live from the miami seaquarium, shyann malone, local10 news. >> laurie: and today we're hearing the 911 calls from that deadly wrong-way that left five pepele dead. >> job somebody just out there crashed. >> literary it almost felt like -- did it crash into somebody else? >> yes. my god. >> laurie: police say 23-year-old alexandra lefler was speeding heading southbound in the northbound lanes. she sideswiped several carar before finally is that correct into one head on. that crash happened between miami gardens drive and ives dairy road.

in the other car would lose their lives. they were identified as four people family members coming home from miami international airport. >> calvin: and we have breaking news now. stocks are down once again today as concerns grow about china's economy which dropping oil prices. our victor oquendo is in our newsroom with a look at the closing numbers today. >> victor: we'll get to those closing numbers in just a second but it has been an incredibly shaky start to 2016 on wall street and we're seeing more falling stock today. once again, the experts say that china's struggling economy is to blame here. their main stock index crashed again thursday, prompting the second emergency stock in trading just this week. that's causing a domino effect as oil prices are sinking to 12-year low due to concerns about that slump in china which is the world's second largest economy, and that's causing global market to fall as well. so back here in the u.s., the dow jones initially fell more than 300 points in the opening minutes of trading this morning, and by the end of the day it only got worse. let's take a look now at these

there they are. almost 400 point drop for the dow closing a 392, down 392 pints 16,514. the nasdaq down 146 points. and s&p 500 down 47 as well. so domestically and globally a very bleak start to the new year. laurie and calvin, it's starting to feel like 2008 all over again. >> laurie: it is hard to see those numbers. thank you candlelight vigil developing news, 17 miners trapped nearly 80 stories below ground in upstate new york were brought to safety today. >> reporter: and janine has the latest images. >> janine: we are told that they huddled together to stay warm, told jokes to keep their spirits up, and they were finally brought to safety. take a look at some of these pictures. the group of 17, they were starting their shift at the deepest salt mine in the country near ithaca, new york weeks, when the elevator they were in

the rescuers lifted several workers at a time above the surface. despite being freezing, those miners waited at the scene until the laughs their coworkers were rescued. officers are right now still working to find out why that elevator malfunctioned. at this point there were no early indications of any problems. we also want to take you back to that breaking news, that scene in homestead where a ten-year-old boy was reported missing. you can see sky 10 is over the scene. police are on the scene right now. it looks like maybe they're questioning some people, trying to figure out where this missing ten-year-old boy is. you can see police, detectives, they are all on this block in the city of homestead trying to locate a ten-year-old boy. let's show you his picture help his name is anthony bermudez hernandez. he's the boy on the left-hand side of your screen. he was last seen in the 400 block of southeast eighth street in hom stead and defect believe that he might be with his older brother, the guy you see on the right-hand side of you are why

his name is roberto bermudez hernandez. defect are working to figure out what kind of car they might be in. it's either a peck-up truck or an infinity so they are working on different leads right now but they do believe that little boy was last seen wearing a light colored shirt and blue shorts. again no doubt a fran tuck scene, officers trying to locate this little boy who might be seen with his brother. any more information, we'll bring it to you. >> clvin: republican lawmakers rejoicing the about a after finally passing a bill to undo obamacare, and it's going to reach the president's desk. >> they succeeded in a victory that amounts to absolutely nothing. the fact is the president will veto this bill. they know that. they also know that don't have the votes to override it. >> calvin: this measure passed in along party lines and also defunds planned parenthood, a hot button issue in this year's election. president obama will veto the bill but gop lawmakers are planning a veto override.

will reach the president's desk in the next day or show. >> laurie: violence. at the charlie hebdo. police say he was shot by officers in a police station necessity northern part of the city. they say the man had wires extending from his clothing and an. a pieces of paper with the isis flag and an arabic. he we are also told he shouted allahu akbar meaning god is great. unwith year ago people were shot inside the charlie hebdo magazine and a police officer shot outside. over the next few days an accomplice shot a police woman to death and killed four hostages. all three attackers were later killed. coming up four today at 4:30 twining arrested and facing a judge, accused of stabbing a high school student after getting off a bus. we'll have a live report at 4:30. >> calvin: and kay daycare scare when a car slams nigh daycare center. >> laurie: drivers on a highway

three-year-old is driving a big wheel on the road. how could this happen? >> calvin: and local10 has new information but shooting death of a man by a bso deputy. our report will raise questions about the deputy about whether he was trailing the truth if his report. our michael seiden will have this exclusive 6:00. guys, to celebrate super bowl 50 i'm rewarding fans with a special offer. order a large pizza and get a second large pizza for 50 cents. 50 cents?! that's pocket change! if only we had pockets...

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y. >> calvin: now to what everyone is talking about, the record jackpot. no one won last night's powerball drawing which you saw right here on local10 so the jackpot keeps growing and growing like the energizer bunny. >> laurie: we have another shot. worse chances. why not. and todd tongen has moved on in there in hallandale beach where this machine is. you're just printing them out like money, aren't you, todd? >> todd: well, i'lled i'd look to get a of winning ticket heard a collective homer simpson don!

ticket sales have been on fire. powerball fueling that fire. wednesday night's powerball jackpot rolled over for the 18th time and powerball fever is gripping the nation as well as south florida. since yesterday morning the powerball jackpot has gone from $450 million to $500 million. then rolling over with no winner and hitting $675 million and this afternoon another bump to $700 million. even though it is already the largest jackpot in u.s. history, loiter officials say it will likely go even higher. >> at such a rapid rate, people are talking about it maybe getting to $1 billion. >> todd: in fact was of last night they have several $370 million in powerball tickets fashion nationally, and florida's responsible for over $30 million of that. sales were so brisk, they sold 25,000 tickets a minute between 6:00 and 7:00. everyone knows there wasn't a jackpot winner but that doesn't mean there weren't any winners.

right here in south florida. >> though we didn't have a jackpot winner, we did have a millionaire ticket sold in south florida. >> fort lauderdale? >> that's right, fort lauderdale in plantation. >> todd: and that new millionaire in plantation has not been revealed. his name has not been does closed just yet so he hasn't collected his $1 million. he wasn't the only one to written some money. over $6.5 million was doled outed or will be doled out in florida from people that had numbers that were close. coming up at 5:00, we're going to tell you the role that florida plays in this 44-state lottery, and it just might surprise. you in hallandale beach, todd tongen, local10 news. >> calvin: a lot of money. >> laurie: and since we're dreaming, let's dream some more. isn't it gorgeous as you look live in key west? our weather is back. we are doing south florida again. >> calvin: i am visualizing my yacht right off the in key west once i win the jackpot.

won that $700 million jackpot? >> betty: of course i would. that's a lot of money, a lot of money. a dollar for each of you. >> caln: big spender. >> laurie: that'll buy you a forecast. betty: how is it going out there? it was another cool start morning. i think i see some boots out there. 62 is where we started in miami, and 66 in key west. nice rebound this afternoon, but comfortably so. most areas in the mid to upper 70s. fort lauderdale at 77 and miami at 76 degrees. another view of what's happening across our skies. look through the lens of our miami tower camera. what a day to be out on the beaches maybe soaking in some sunshine, and we're going to keep it mainly dry through 6:00, through 8:00 tonight, just a few clouds as temperatures start to drop off into the lower 70s. some of you may actually start to slip into the upper 60s by thth point. doppler radar not very active whatsoever.

north-northwest wind, and we're getting that wind direction as was in our weather plan wants this area of low pressure extra tropical in nature continues to churn off the southeast coast, generally moving toward the east-northeast, and at this point it's about 400 on or so miles west-southwest bermuda. you can see a canopy of clouds spreading over toward bermuda, by the way, and this may journey close to bermuda, producing some strong winds. maximum winds so far some 60 to 65 miles an hour. the national hurricane center paying attention to this faber as it continues to -- this feature as it continues to move out over the atlantic waters. by the nidal of next week we could find it somewhere in the eastern atlantic and it has a 30% chance of some development, some sub tropical characteristics may not be out of the questn. it's nothing we have to worry about but it is interesting to see that in the month of january. as far as what we're looking at, southerly air flow for tomorrow.

we're expectctg our temperatures to climb to 80 degrees. another warm one on the way for saturday. between friday and saturday we won't ruru out a few showers and more cool air on the way for monday. jenise. >> jenise: thank you, betty. we have thihi traffic alert to tell you about. i want to go ahead and just take u right through this sky 10 video turnpike heading south southwest 152nd street. you can see this is a rollover crash, and it is causing a big backup here. as we zoom -- look at that backup with that view. we're talking miles and miles. i'm starting to see those delays at sunset drive. zoom on in to our maps we can see how colotraffic is moving. this this is turnpike south at southwest 152ends street, 2 miles per hour speeds, so at this point traffic is not moving at palm as we zoom on out we're starting to see those delays right around sunset drive, and it looks like those delays are going to last for about five miles. calvin, laurie.

ted cruz is leading the republican pack in iowa but nipping at his heels is, of course, donald trump who is focusing his attention on cruz's bihplace. trump on the attack against cruz claiming the texas senator should be ineligible to be president because he was born in canada. but cruz insists there is no real issue because his mother isa u.s. citizen. >> the constitution and laws of the united states are straightforwrwd. the very first congress defined the child of a u.s. citizen born abroad as a natural born citizen. >> calvin: most legal experts agreeing with cruz but his fellow politicians are not as so sure. at least one house democratic democrat he's threatened a lawsuit if cruz is elected. still to come today, a young teenager facing a judge accused of stabbing a high-schooler. find out what we're learning about the teenager responsible. that's ahead. >> laurie: a courtroom lesson after a defendant yells a racial

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or from your abdomen to your back... >> lauaue: now to something you do not see every day thank goodness, a three-year-old boy riding this small motorized vehicle on a highway. >> and this happened in crystal river north of tampa. let's get tow victor. >> victor: this is just a crazy story here, drivers were calling for help when they noticed this pint sized driver behind the wheel of his big wheel cruising down the highway. here's a photo of it,y deputiesnd supering to us-highway 19 after getting calls that this three-year-old boy was in a motorized big wheel. they they quickly foamed a blockade behind the child. that boy was only wearing a shirt and a diaper and he had a blanket used to cover him. you according to the dad, the boy managed to leave the home unnoticed while his father was in the bath ram. the father went looking for his son, eventually found hip with vehicles surrounding the boy. thankfully both got so many safely. the case has been turned over to the department of children and families.

calvin, in a few years they can laugh about it you the but right now still a scare. >> laurie: what a nightmare. victor, thank goodness that little guy is okay. a daycare scare, speaking of little ones, in tampa when a driver loses control, slams right into this building. you can see the suv on top of the kiddy country daycare and partially inside. police say fortunately there were only two people inside when all this happened and still not clear why that driver lost control. hello. little ones in danger. can you imagine if your little guy got out? >> calvin: no, i would panic and i would look for him in a way when i saw hum we would embra and absolutely i would -- >> laurie: that will do it for local10 news a 4:00. >> calvin: our janine stanwood and victor oquendo back in the newsroom. >> janine: here's what's coming up new at 4:30. >> victor: a teen facing a judge accused of stabbing student after getting off a bus. janine: caught on camera. a man used a racial slur in

lesson. >> victor: and people witness awning deadly police-involved shooting. the drama all captured on cell phone video. those stories and much more coming up on local10 news at

we'l >> victor: right now on news10 at 4:30, a teenager under arrest and facing serious chargrg after a student was stabbed. >> janine: local10 news reporter terrell forney live in fort lauderdale where that teenager face aid judge today. terrell. >> terrell: yeah, this is apparently the first time that that 16-year-old girl has been in trouble with the law. she appeared to be very soft spoken and quiet in her responses to the judge. meanwhile, the person that she is accused of stabbing remains here at broward health hospital. we spoke to his mother just a short time ago. she wanted to conceal her face, but this is what she told us. >> i thank god that my son is alive trench her son was posed to be back in class today at piper high school in sunrise. instead, the 16-year-old boy is still in the hospital following

>> i got to go. >> terrell: the incident happened on wednesday following a fight that broke out on a school bus as it rode through lauderhill. sky 10 over as was over the scene after police and paramedics were called. the dispute moved off o@ the bus, and a student 16-year-old stephanif lexy is accused of pulling out a kitchen knife at some point and stabbing her last mat. lexi was arrested on a aggravated battery and face aid judge late this afternoon. her father was also in the courtroom for the appearance. he declined to do an on-camera spew but allowed the girl's public deferred speak on his behalf. >> this is clearly an isolated incident. this young girl has never been in trouble before. she goes to school. she has the support of family and parents. you know, we'll look into defending her and look at all of the evidence and put it into proper context, and hopefully when it's in the proper context justice will prevail. >> terrell: and so we have

boy will eventually be okay. his injuries are described as non-life-threatening meanwhile, 16-year-old stephan lexi, she will remain in a juvenile detention center the next few days and then go home who home detention where she will be monitored on a gps monitoring device. we are live in fort lauderdale. i'm terrell forney. >> janine: we continue to follow this breaking news, a missing child alert coming out of the city of homestead. laurie is in the video port with details. >> laurie: at fd le they really don't know how long this ten-year-old boy has been missing from homestead so they're putting out a missing child alert.. they believe this little would it on left is in a car with his older brother. on the left here is the little boy who is missing with ken-year-old anthony bermudez hernandez. it's a hyphenated last name. they believe he's with roberto bermudez hernandez, his 23-year-old brother. in homestead he was last seen in the 400 block of southeast

has been specified so he may have been missing for quite some time. what police do believe is it's one of eater a 2008 black infinity with the florida plate cdc 284 ire black ford p pkup with florida plate 8 p 7151s help right now they want you to know that little anthony was seen in a light colored shutter, blue shorts. you see the act of police scene from sky 10. we are over it for you and want to keep showing you this face because the folks at fdle and homestead police are working this-days case diligently. they really need everyone's help on on the roadways to keep an eye on ten-year-old anthony bermudez hernandez. either a black infunty or black ford pickup truck. janine and victor. >> janine: keeps posted. >> victor: also historic change. miami-dade mayor carlos gimenez is leading an effort to open a ferry terminal which would offer service to cuba.

portmiami where david beckham once wanted a soccer stadium. our senior political reporter michael putney in the newsroom with the dates. >> michael: janine and victor, the mayor made it very clear today he's not trying to start a ferry service to cuba from miami. he is trying to get a ferry terminal built at portmiami which then would serve cuba. theres a sizable plot of underused land on the southwest corner of portmiami. a company that cleans up "oilspill" at sea is the current tenant but the mayor said that's the perfect spot. >> where the ferry services go, that's up to the ferry company, as long as it's legal and that legali is dictated buy the national, federal government and not my miami-dade county. we don't do business with companies. we do business with carriers. >> michael: the five u.s. companies do have licenses from washington to operate ferry service between the u.s. and cuba, but thus far none has

we'll have more on this story at 6:00. for now we're in the newsroom. michael putney, local10 news. >> victor: thank you. police are searching for thieves accused of breaking into several carsrsn lauderdale by the sea. surveillance video showsws man in a hooded sweatshirt and pants approaching a car parked in a driveway. the man checks to see if the car unlocked, walks away amendment handed. the video also shows a second man walking by that same home. if you have any information, call police. >> janine: a police involved car crash on i-95 this morning were a deputy was one off the road by another car. that crash happened in the southbound lanes sheridan street. the deputy had minor injuries. no other details were immediately released. and a police pursuit in boynton beach endied with the car flipping upside down and four people are now in custody. the driver lost control, that car flipped crashing into a tree during the pursuit. moments before the crash, police say one of the people inside threw had a shotgun out of car. there were two men, two women inside that car. one woman is facing a charge of

the other is charged with possession of crack cocaine. >> victor: the search continues for a gunman involved in a shooting that left three people dead in lakeland. deputies say they responded to reports of a shooting along east magnolia drive wednesday. two women and had a man found dead, a fourth victim shot in the face had to be the taken to the hospital. anyone with information is urged to call police. >> janine: two people are facing animal cruelty charges after a kitten died following a botched declawing operation. police say carpal turned to geronimo gonzalez who along with another man performed a procedure on her kitten. she claims she thought gonzalez was' veterinarian but police say she knew he what is not licensed. >> victor: right now we have dealing with a traffic lert. >> janine: janisleidy herbello here. >> jenise: if you can believe et we have two accidents on th turnpike with one southbound and unnorthbound. the first turnpike saiding south southwest 152nd street.

track of hardly moving at all. speeds right now at 13 miles per hour. as we zoom on out it looks like we're starting to see those delays start probably right auto bird road all the way down,nd it look like it's going to last for about five miles. so hat this point you're going to want to avoid the turnpike in if you're heading south so take your alternate which would be set of 117th avenue. and on the turnpike heading north we have a accident northwest 106th street. a left s sulder block with speeds at 14 miles per hour. zooming out it looks likehose delays are going to last for what looks like to be about four miles, so be aware of that if you are heading in that direction. janine, victor. >> victor: now at the a bomb scare at a navy arrive center in palm beach county. officials s a person in possession of two suspicious babapacks was arrested. a the sar son team were called out to investigate the bags. the navy arrive center and businesses around it -- reserve center was evacuatat. that area has been cleared.

veterara on a mission and on the road to recovery. wounded veterans. >> janine: taking part in had a three-day event that includes 4800 miles of cycling from miami beach to marlins park in miami today. many of those wind veterans were happy to experience unity and we're seeing the appreciation they deserve during the race. >> a year ago i was -- i will tell you suicide actually red cross my mind more than once, and today i think that i'm a better person, a better husband, i'm a better father. >> nothing can kill it, the pain but with the camaraderie here, it helps with the pain. >> janine: that race continues tomorrow in the keys, and then saturday they are scheduled to rest and then they ride again in key west on sunday. we continue to follow this developing story, a missing ten-year-old boy out of city of

he is the little boy see the right-hand hpd side of your screen anthony bermudez hernandez. he was last seen with a man believed to be his brother notre dame roberto berry. that little boy was last seen wearing a light colored shirt and blue s srts. police and the florida department of law enforcement do believe he may be in either an infinity or a dark colored pickup truck. just a few moments ago sky 10 as we have the scene in homestead where police and detectives were on scene likely talking to neighbors to figure out the whereabouts of that little boy. we don't know the circumstances surrounding his disappearance, if perhaps this was some sort of custody dispute. again police searching for ten-year-old anthony bermudez hernandez. again, he is the little boy that you see on the left-hand side of your screen. the person believed to be his brother is on the right-hand side of your screen. if you know anything about the where befores this little boy or the man believed to be his brother, call police. and still ahead, a deadly

on cell phone video in california. reaction from neighbors who witness that had shooting. >> kristi: and the new year si great time to improof your diet, maybe get enough sleep. coming up in our health cast, some tips on how to do both those things for a happier and healthier you. >> victor: and a defendant screams on the a racial slur in court and the judge wasn't having it. guys, to celebrate super bowl 50 i'm rewarding fans with a special offer. order a large pizza and get a second large pizza for 50 cents. 50 cents?! that's pocket change! if only we had pockets... what? purely decorative. get a large,1-topping pizza foronly 50 cents

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>> janine: 's deadly officer-involved shooting in a residential neighborhood, the entire thing caught on camera. terrifying momentsor people in that california community. police forced to open fire on a gunman. witnesses say the man asked - they asked the man to surrender but they had to act quickly when

>> they asked him to come out of his house three times, and he finally came out of doorway and lit them up. that's ridiculous knowing it's right down the street from my house and all that. >> janine: that man was repeatedly shouting "obama!" but police won't confirm that. neighbors say they're shaken up by the experience but grateful that the police intervened. >> victor: also caught on camera a defendant yelling a slur in court, and the judge wasn't visiting. >> janine: this happened in louisville, kentucky. laurie is in production control with more of what happened. >> laurie: this judge was playing tough, and all he really wanted was for the man who call h'm a racial slur to apologize. >> it's disrespectful. don't ever do it again. >> laurie: what had jeffers circuit judge stephens so mad? this. [bleep] >> laurie: those words spoken just outside the room courtroom hond as the defendant adam sadderly had his bond revoked on drug charges. he stepped out of the courtroom

the n-word clearly heard inside the courtroom. judge stevens took a breath, saying "and that's how the new year starts." the judge let it go for a minute. sadderly's attorney got you the out his her belongings and walked dupuy out. then the judge asked deputies to bring sadderly back in. >> is there somethihi you want to say back in. >> no, that was to my brother. >> oh, to your brother. i thought it was a racial epithet. >> i didn't maintain like that. >> i tell you what. i'm going to hold you in contempt of court for having said that,nd you do not speak that word if here, that word particularly. you do not use that word. i'm going to give you 60 days for having used thatrd would. >> laurie: he gets 60 days. >> the judge has the right to cite that important for conte court. >> laurie: he teaches a constitutional law class says not all speech is free. he said courtroom proceedings demand decorum and respect, and

goes much further than one hearing. >> itnot only punishes the individual who doesn't respect the court but it also sends a message to others that when they have to come into couou they have to respect that court as well. >> laurie: strue. just yesterday judge stevens suspended that 60-day sentence to one day but on after the defendant apologized to him in court. janine and victor, to you. >> janine: take a look at this jaw-dropping image taken aboard the international space station. astronaut scott kelly tweeted out this picture while he was over asia. you can see something strange on the left side. that is actually air polluluon. beijing recently announced its second ever red alert for pollution. researchers say that pollution is killing an average of 4,000 people a day in china. >> victor: right now let's take a live look out of our fort lauderdale tower cam. i hope you had a chance to get outside today because it was perfect. >> janine: this is really what we dream of when we talk about a florida weather, betty.

clear and crisp. >> victor: and 75 degrees.s. >> betty: seasonable. miami was right at the normal for this time of year that number being 76 degrees and we're still hanging out in the mid-70s in some of our neighborhoodod that north-northwest wind making all of the difference throughout the day allowing the dry air to come in so tonight it will be mainly dry. hardly a rain drop over land or broward, miami-dade or the key and on the short term it is going to stay that way as we track this extra tropical low churning off the southeast coast. that one's not a concern for us. we'll have to focus on this little system getting its act together on the gulf coast starting to rain in the panhandle. that makes a run at us tomorrow, brings a better chance for a few showers on tomorrow and saturday and an approaching cold front. behind this next front look at how we cool the temperatures down by monday mning. we're back down into the lower 60s. on the way. the we're going to warm up before that happens again.

70 to more 80, the rip current risk high tomorrow. we'll start the morning on the comfortable side, some mid-60 before we shoot up to about 80 degrees. have the umbrella just in case friday, saturday, sunday. but by monday drier, cooler air back in the forecast. >> janine: we continue to follow that breaking news, that missing child that we've been reporting on has been found. caffein's in the video port with the details. >> calvin: that is the best news of all, that the ten-year-old boy from homestead has been found. we don't have the a lott lot of details about where he was found and if he was found safely, 58 but we do know he was found in homestead we understand, a ten-year-old boy from homestead. the florida department of law enforcement saying he was last seen in the 400 block of southeast eight eighth street in homestead but was found safe we under with his brother. he was last seen his his brother the one-year-old roberto berry in a black ford pickup truck possibly but we understand the

he was from homtead. we'll have more details as soon as wek we can get them to you. >> janine: in today's healthcast finding ways to eat healthier in the new year. a lot of us have made resolutions to cut out the fat and add more vegetables. our medical specialist kristi krueger has the latest on a new business in town. >> kristi: there are a number of companies delivering prepackaged food right to your door. this weekend something is you new is opening it doors which can make eating health easier for you. that's. it's called fit life foods located on the east coast of florida. you have preportioned breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks out of the refrigerators. it's not diet food but the chefs sneak in lots of kale, whole grains. you can buy for a day, a week. it's all about fresh ingredients and portion reciprocal that's hohoyou lose weight. >> we do a lot of substituting in our meals.

potatoes carrots and onions and grains in our macari and cheese pops even our brown us are sweetened with dried plumbs. >> kristi: and the cost of fit life mls, the average cost is $7 to $9 a meal. here's another resolution that can help you keep all the other ones, vow to get to bed one hour earlier. most of us are not getting enough sleep, and a lack of sleep is associated with an increased risk of heart disease and stroke. researchers suggest getting more 'em sleep may also lower your blood pressure and not surprisingly give you a better mood. >> going to bed an hour earlier gets me all the sleep i need, so instead of feeling tired when i wake up, i'm energized, and then i don't have to do the catch-up sleep on the week that really unbalances my sleep patterns. >> kristi: in fact, the national sleep foundation says that adults need seven to nine hours of sleeper night, and it's not just about the quantity. it's actually about quality as well.

to be just as bad for you as getting too little sleep. so to go bed, janine, on tim >> janine: that's really hard, kristi kruegerty. that's a tall order but i will. true turning on a touching story, a littl girl can go a doll company to make a doll with a scar on its chest. >> victor: after having three open heart surgeon russ she herself was left with a scar. ten-year-oldis asking the american girl doll company to make a doll with a scar per the hundreds of other girls just like her. >> i'm going to make girls feel secure, like they don't have to be afraid of anything, your scar. >> victor: her mom started a petition on change.org. now more than 2300 people have signed it. all new at at 5:00 a woman is in the hospital and her chihuahua is dead after they were attacked by dogs. 5:0000 >> janine: local10 obtains the

shooting death of jermaine mcbean. why the mcbean families say it proves deputies were not telling the truth. michael seiden with the exclusive a sic. >> victor: coming up, a dramatic rescue at a canadian ski voter when skiers get stuck on a gondola. >> janine: and a teenager tired of waiting for winter take go matters intois own hands. his homemade snowmaker ahead. ugh. i really shouldn't. no, you know what? i should. and i will. i deserve this. i'm a bogo findin', weekly ad flippin', couponing mastermind. who's saving big time? this girl! can i help you? indeed. this queen of savings deserves a reward. a cannoli, please. the weekly ad, bogos and coupons. three easy ways to save at the same place you love to shop.

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>> janine: a dramatic rescue at a canadianey voter. dozens of skiers were trapped eye broken gondola in british columbia rescuers strapped some of the guests into harn excesses then dangled them on a rope high above the ground. harnesses. other skiers were rescued by that helicopter. there were 75 people trapped on that gondola but everyone was taken to safety. >> victor: a been-year-old in virginia got a little tired of waiting for old man winter to come to him so he decided to take matters into his own hands. he's constructed his own homemade snowmakers using parts

the teen says ever since he started cranking out that white stuff, he's ben the most popular kid in neighborhood. >> janine: itight look like a place to chill duty this is actually apiece of art. this igloo is in the middle of touchdowchicago. the man who built it built just for fun. he says it took a shovel, a chis excel a tarp and about 15 hours to create. and a father total out nay nay'd his daughter. >> victor: he tau them record on the dance so he snuck up lightened them. >> daddy! >> victor: they had sod inned idea. this video has bon viral p puck see the father, pretty good there. snuck up. "star ws" the force awake ends has broken countless records but it hasn't been released in china yet. >> janine: so in preparation

hinese pop star. everybody has a boy band, right? that's liu han stinging the star wars theme song "inner force." it already has more than 9 million hits. >> victor: anything star wars right now. >> janine: and you've seen it. >> victor: i went ba and watched all the old winds so i have context. >> janine: that's going to do it for local10 news at 4:30. >> victor: here are laurie and calvin back. >> calvin: breaking news hat 5:00 the search 4 a ten-year-old boy, police just releasing new information. >> laurie: also alt 5:00 a woman recovering after she was mauled by stray dogs while out walking a chihuahua. and powerball fever spreading. the jackpot now. to $700 million after no one micked the winning number last night. >> calvin: and eating tomb too much salt is bad four but wait until you hear about the benefits of bathing in it.

breaking news story, a missing ten-year-old boy located in past hour. police focus can attention late today on a home in homested. >> laurie: and just telling us the search is over. janine is following the latest from the news rom for us. >> janine: right now we have few details but this is no doubt good news. that ten-year-old boy anthony beale, the boy tt you see on the left-hand side of your careen has been located. initially authorities thought that he was with a man they think is his older brother, the man on the right-hand side of the screen, roberto bernero. and just within the last hour they found those two or at least they found the little boy. right now you can see sky 10 over the scene. police fococing their search on this house. you can see homestead police, they are on the scene as well as detectives. again police releasing new details other than that boy has been located. very good newu. ten-year-old anthony bermudez hernandez is located.

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