today after hollywood police learned about this weapon. authorities say the student in question showed the gun to another student and then hid it underneath a portable on campus. security found out about that,les called police, and police came out and retrieved the weapon. from the ground we see that students were released from the lockdown. the lockdown lifted at 4:00 p.m. many parents, students, they were worried about all of this. >> my kid's in there. he's safe. that's all'm working about. >> have you been automobile to see him yet? >> no, not yet. >> i was scared. >> why? >> because i didn't know what was happening. >> obviously this is something that we're very concerned about, we take very seriously. our protocols are what they are. we immediately placed the school on lockdown as soon as we heard the report of a possible firearm on campus, and that's done for the safety of the students and the faculty. >> andrew: right now like i said two students are still being yesterday. poce say they're trying to figure out where this weapon came from to begin with. live tonight in hollywood, i'm andrew perez.

news. this time from the persian gulf where the u.s. navy has lost contact with two vessels. janine is right in the newsroom story. lemrned. the pentagon says that two small u.s. navy craft traveling between kuwait and bahrain some how entered iranian territorial waters. officials aren't going to say if this was intentional or not but at some point the u.s. navy lost contact with those ships and the ten sailors onboard. a spokesperson for the pentagon says that they have been in contact with iran. they have received assurances that the crew and the vessels will be returned promptly. no word on when this might happen, however. no doubt there have been tensions in this region. it was just a few days ago, in fact, that the u.s. navy says that the iranian -- the iranian revolutionary guard fired rocket close to an aircraft carrier on december 26th. no doubt tensions in this region. a scary situation.

small navy -- ten soldiers and two small navy vessels are in iranian waters. no word on when they will be returned but the pent goal says they will be. >> laurie: and right back here at home we are working this break can scece. a race to get the names under control at this house fire in plantation. you're looking at 5201 southwest 5th street. it's south of broward boulevard just west of the turnpike. and this is a picture taken by plantation fire right theren the ground. firefighters first making entry. you can see all that smoke shooting from the roof. the home was occupied but we're told everyone got out safely. and here's a live look again from sky 10 above that home where you, you can see firefighters have gotten this under control. they're working right now on any last hot spots. as we learn any more about this scene we'll get it right to you. >> calvin: to pembroke pines a lot of police activity in this neighborhood after officers chased down a couple of burglary suspects who ended up crashing their vehicle. local10's carlos suarez is live

carlos. >> carlos: these two men were wanted for trying to break into two homes, one in cooper city and the other in pembroke pines. it's here where neighbors spotted one of the men trying to get into a home that had hurricane impact windows. the other man managed to get away but not before he took out part of a fence and then ended up getting into another car crash. cuffed and in custody, a 17-year-old was hauled off to jail after police say the teen and another man ted to break into a home tuesday afternoon. neighbors who spotted the pair held them off until help arrived. >> they ran across my yard, this yard and this yard and pretty much the neighbors confronted them, gave them enough time for the cops to corner one of them. >> andrew: the scene unfolding on along the northwest sign of north of pines boulevard and palm avenue. >> i only heard my husband scream to someone, and that's when i came from my room to see who he was screaming at, and that's when i see the two guys. i seen one guy first, and my husband told me lock mickey in

he chased them through the back and the front of the house as well. he caught that first guy. >> reporter: the sheriff's office eventually caught up with the second man who was in a stolen car out of the city of hohoywood. >> the guy same zooming in a million miles an hour with the cop behind him. my friend was trying to back out and he literally went right by him. hes hit mailboxes and things. >> reporter: the man identified as 23-year-old bryan lynn don. along the 2800 block of 28th street in west park. >> he decided to run away from his car after the accident. wh he was running he realized he left incriminating evidence in the car, at least his interpretation of it. he decided to go back to the ca to get that evidence and minutes later he was in custody. >> reporter: and we're told that piece of evidence was a can of iced tea family the sheriff's office is looking into whether the men are behind other robberies across the country.

i'm carlos suarez, local10 news. >> laurie: some serious of south florida were feeling the 50s this morning, and here's alive look outside from our hollywood beach camera right n n. not the popular spot maybe, not today. >> calvin: this is what happens when it gets a little chilly outside, no one goes there. it's going to get -- >> laurie: they've got their coats on, everyono enjoying a nice walk. >> calvin: okay. it's going to be like that tomorrow, too, we understand. >> laurie: baron tomorrow. betty, how cold will the get tomorrow? >> betty: they're thinking 50s tonight, could be upper 40s, too, so eats a soup for dinner kind of night and then tomorrow morning maybe some hot cocoa for the kids before they head to the bus stop. right now 65 degrees in miami. we did not even hit 70 because the clouds and the rain made it so raw by south florida standards, pretty much for the balance of the day, certainly the first part of the day but we're finally starting to dry out tonight and we'll look for temperatures to move on down as a north wind continually dws

so 50s department in a lot o areas but there could be inland towns that drop off into the 40s, maybe coral springs hits 49 by tomorrow morning while pembroke pines lands around 42u.52. 50 for kendall. 47 for landed. 55 for miami. around 60 in marathon. and 62 for the keys. either way you slice it, chilly for us. calvin. >> calvin: today we have dramatic video of robbers attacking a man at a north miami wireless sorey. the video shows a man roaming the cb wireless store along 119th street and then moments lauter another man enters the store and pulls a gun on the owner behind the counter. the owner gives cash but when the gunman drops some of it, the owner lunges at him, and that's when they began a struggle and the owner was repeatedly hit over the head with a gun. he was taken to the hospital for treatment, and local10's michael seiden will have a lot more on this story coming up for auto 6:00. >> laurie: president obama lives his final state of the union address tonight sparks you might imagine he plans to touch on

>> calvin: and chief among them is his campaign to keep guns out of the hands of criminals and the mental pimp our senior political reporter michael putney is in our newsroom with more. >> micha: we can expect the president to talk tonight about keeping guns out of the wrong hands, and he will probably talk as well about the new u.s. relationship with cuba. overall, the president will accentuate the positive. the president won't give congress the usual to-do list tonight mainly because mr. obama no longer has the political clout to force congress to act. so instead he'll be uplifting, positive. >> i want us to be able to maybe walk out there door to say we couldn't think of anything else that we didn't try to do. >> michael: the president is expected to say the country is in much better shape than the gop presidential candidates would have us believe. >> a lot of what we can do is to change the political environment, change people's attitudes.

uplifting message will probably be greeted coolly by republicans. >> there is one thing that we hope to hear from the president, and that is a comprehensive plan to defeat isis. >> michael: the on his speaker blames the president's policies for the spread of terrorism and what he considers a weak economy. >> we are less safe, and that is why the anxiety in america is so palpable. >> michael: president obama will be speaking tonight in the house chamber, but his real audience will be the millions of americans who tune in and need some uplift. so the president will probably use one of his last primetime tv speeches to polish his reputation, enshrine the achievements of the last seven years. americans, of course, always ask, coastal carolina as you well know what calvary chapel as -- what have you done forme late. >> laurie: and we want to remind you you can watch the state of the union right here on local10 at i 9:00.

take it on president's speech at 11:00. >> calvin: four teenagers accused of gang raping an 18-year-old girl in a park in new york have been charged a adults and police are searching forte fifth suspect. the teenagers were caught on surveillance camera at a nearby convenience store before the alleged assault. the victim was walking with her father when police say one of the suspects pointed a gun at the father and forced him to leave. he went and found a police officer but by the time they got back, the victim had been raped by all five teenagers. two of the suspects are 15 years old. the other two are 14 and 17. >> laurie: we're now getting a look inside the hideout where the world's most wanted drug lord was captured p this is if house where mexican king ping joaquin "el chapo" guzman was recaptured. six of guzman's hchmen died in that violent raid. mexican agent in and him in his state home of sin lowa. is the u.s. has begun extradition proceedings against him, and guzman's lawyers have

to stop it. >> calvin: it's been six years since the devastating jake that rocked the country of haiti. the egged deadly magnitude 7.0 quake struck at 4:30 a.m. followed by many strong aftehocks. the earthquake was centered 15 miles south of the capital of port-au-prince. estimates of the death toll vary, some say up to 316,000 people died, another 300,000 people were hurt. and more than 60,000 are still homeless as of last spring. >> laurie: ten minutes after 5:00 so let's check on that wet afternoon rush with local10 traffic reporter jenise fernandez. >> jenise: a pretty busy afternoon, laurie let's start with the palmetto expressway heading south an extent at northwest 154th street with speeds clocking in at 29 miles per hour. want to take you back to this accident on item niaa southbound. that crash has cleared up. this was southbound in the express lanes rightht around northwest 119th street but we are still seeing those delays and speeds there are moving pretty slowly.

county we do have this accident on oakland park boulevard. this is as you are heading east right around rock island road. there are two right lanes blocked all cue tie broken-down car is speeds thereat 7 miles per hour. and we are getting reports of some police act of going on or rather a crash here on i-95 northboundight around sunrise boulevard with speeds there clocking in at at 35 miles per hour. laurie, camp. >> calvin: have you bought your powerball ticket yet? the jack spot up to $1.5 billion, yes, a world record. no one hit all six numbers on saturday but tomorrow everyone has another shot at winning the record breaking jackpot. remember, local10 is the only stion where you can watch if powerball drawing. have your ticket reaea and nun tune into local10 news at 11:00 tomorrow night to catch the winning normings. i was surety wg numbers saturday. >> laurie: got to be positive. even though the odds are against all of us. >> calvin: those lines are long

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>> laurie: the international auto show is happening this week in detroit. >> calvin: all the cars and trucks are getting a lot of looks today. reporter guy gordon joins us to show us what's new for 2016. how you doing, guy? >> reporter: too many to mention in one piece here but kyle tem you we witnessed the birth of a new car brara. take a look at the genesis. an all new luxury brand from hundai. they're going to be coming out with the g90 later this year. this is their upscale bra with all the latest technological but also packed full of luxury. want to move over to the buick. we have the buick castada. too late. they've sold out of their allotment for this year, that's coming up in from europe. this is a brand new concept car that came out sunday night. it's absolutely gorgeous.

this is what the new buick sport two door coupe would look like if they decide to produce it. they could produce it today. they just have to make an economic case for it. let's move over to the acura exhibit, and while we're questioning i want to tell you one of the things that we're witnessing here is the incredible pace of what used to be technological that you would only find in premium luxury vehicles trickling down even faster into mainstream, and we're talking about the kind of stuff we're going to see in the if self-driving car. these don't just warn of you an impending accident or t2ouble. they will take corrective action and save you not from just mistakes but the mistakes of the other guy as well. i've driven these things. they're amazing. they're coming in in some cases $1,900 options. toyota is going to be offering them for 300 dollars to $500 in the future. take a look at this gorgeous acura precision concept. they have a history of building

but if you look at the front of it, it is a dramatic difference from the kind ofan opener face that we used to see from acura. this also has the suicide doors, some great, great features in that as well but a gorgeous new coept vehicle from acura. so that just gives you a taste what we've got here at the north american international auto show but 40 new vehicle introductions and tons of technology. back to you. >> calvin: looking good from the motor city. thanks a lot from detroit. >> laurie: those convertibles make you want to go out with the top down. or maybe not. >> calviv: future heater on. >> laurie: not for a few days, right, betty? >> betty: not that kind of party. we are going get there as we round out the week although we will have to worry about rain showers which we did have earlier today but we're drying out around miami. as we stare at the magic city right now plenty of mid to high level clouds still draped across the skies bought least our safely pretty much a done dale for tonight.

toy in miami. fort lauderdale 67. key west 69. so temperatures running almost 10 degrees below average this afternoon depending on where you were. winds are from the north. they're light at 6 miles an hour but it's that north wind that is still allowing for some of that cooler air toome in, and by 9:00 tonight cool still as we'll be around 60 degrees in miami. doppler radar not terribly active at this point. maybe a few owners of drizzle. otherwise the showers, the balance of that out over the atlantic and that cruise can away from us with the latest disturbance that brought our rains earlier. soe look for yet another batch of cold air that's simy moving across. that cold front is going to rotate allowing for more cold air to spill on over toward the mid-atlantic and the east, and the fringes of some of that cold oozing dow over south florida as we head horde tomorrow morning on that north wind.so that means we're going to start in the 50s again, and

a few degrees shaved off that, and there could be some inland areas in the 40s. so plan accordingly depending on what you have to do tomorrow, probably standing at the bus stop with the kids just before 7:00. going to be a little chill in the air. so we'll say 55 to start the day in miami tomorrow, 52 in hialeah, kendall at 50 and marathon 60. maybe some filtered sunshine was we're starting the day and that will help temperatures to warm, so we're going to go with a forecast high around 72 degrees with the rain chance low. some clouds around, though, as that southwesterly flow will still anybody play as we're moving through the middle of the week and rounding out the week, and in fact between thursday and friday we see our rain chances going up. so keep the umbrellas handy as well. temperatures will be climbing , though. by saturday we could see a high around 81, this as our next cold front approaches, and then behind that front more cool air moving in. by next monday morning

down to about 60 degrees. >> calvin: betty, thanks a lot. >> laurie: looks nice. >> calvin: yes. keep the coats on p. still to come shoppers scrambl for safety at a party city in suddenly came crashing down. we'll have another live report from the scene coming up at 6:00. >> laurie: plus, cops in forged are looking for a pet thief who stole aare snake by hiding it in the most private of places. >> will: the florida panthers knew they would eventually end their hot run but they didn't have to be happy about it.

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mild to moderate nausea and vomiting. anti-flu? go antiviral with tamiflu. >> will: the florida panthers magical run is over. the cats won 12 straight games including sweeping a recently home stand picking up plenty of fans for that band wagon but that all came to a halt last night in scran carve. it's not likehe panthers donate chance.

the panthers a lead. they were on their way to 13 in a row but they gave up a tying goal late in the third and the canucks were on the power play. beats luongo for the game-winning goal. after that things get chip pecan you can come over to the bench and talk trash. don't mess the with panthers. after the game maybe some frustration for the panthers about having that streak snapped. either way the cats showing they're going to stick up for each other. after the game luongo didn't back down. >> we could have won this game 2-1 but sometimes the breaks don't go in your favor. we got a bunch of breaks during the steak streak so we ended up on the wrong side of the score. i don't know. one of their guys came over to the bench and tried to punch one of our guys. you have 60 minutes to fight anybody on our team that's willing and able but he wants to do it after the game, so -- >> will: luongo having fun on twitter. i'm going to explain this

it's that famous crying jordan meme. if you haven't seen it, it's all over the internet. when teams lose, they put a picture of michael jordan crying. luongo did it of himself and put it on his twitter page. no serious tears, though. next up, the panthers are playing this calgary. this team far from done. they are one of the better teams in the nhl and we're going to have fun. >> calvin: it was fun while it lasted. let's start of a new one. >> will: and it's a team record. >> calvin: still to come, a reluctant armed robber face aid judge today. >> laurie: and other stories coming your way at 5:30. >> victor: you may remember when we first reported on this story this robber apologized holding up a pizza shop and reportedly told the clerk he had to do it so his kids could have christmas gifts. >> janine: and a close friend testifying in the trial of a broward teachers boss accused of stealing hundreds of thousands

>> victor: and coming up at 6:00 we're hearing what it w!s like inside this party city store when all the shelv suddenly came tumbling down.

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>> janine: right now at 5:30 a remorseful robber has been arrested after this hold-up at a brower pizza shop was cght on camera last month. the clerk told police that roer kept apologizing, saying he was doing it so hisids could have christmas presents. >> victor: but that explanation didn't mean much to a close family member who turned him in. local10's liane morejon live now to explain. liane. >> liane: it was a scary stick-up caught on camera last month at a deerfield b bch little caesars. a man wearing a hoody and gloves pointed a gun at the employee and demanded all the money in the registers. the victim told police hoe was polite, a apologetic and said he needed the money because his

now just over a month after is crime took place, investigators have put a name to this face. >> levon hall. >> liane: 34-year-old levon hall was arrested monday on on a warqant. he appeared in broward county bond corte in morning, and you won't believe who turned him in. >> his mother identified him. >> liane: his own mother saw this surveillance video on the news and called bso. the warrant says she told deputies she recognized the gloves he was wearing, sha that she had washed them just the day before. she knew without eye doubt that the remorse of the robber on video was none other than her own son. >> alleged will you identified by his mother with 100% certainty that he was the one on the vee committing the armed robbery at little caesars. stow defendant will be held without bond. >> liane: hall's mother also confirmed to investigators that he does indeed have two children and has had problems with clugs like flakka in the

drugs like lauk flakka. hall is being held without bond. we are live in fort lauderdale, liane morejon, local10 news. >> janine: there's some police activity in north miami. traffic reporter jenise fernandez is here with the developing details. >> jenise: check this out. we've got an accident. this is biscayne boulevard and the northwest 151st street. now, there's a lot of policic activity going on around here, and as we zoom on out you can see the backup is also causing. we did see police, they handcuffed someone, taken into custody. we also saw blown-out tires as well, so a lot going on here. again this is biscayne boulevard and northwest 151st street. but what does that mean for your commute? as zoom on in to our maps because wear seeing is on the delays. biscayne boulevard northbound and southbound there's a left lane blocked in southbound lanes with speeds at 19 miles per hour and there's also a lane blocked in the northbound lanes as well with those speeds also clocking in at around 15 miles per hour. gots some other accidents to talk about. this crash has cleared up on

we are seeing delays with speeds a 20 miles per hour. and we also have an accident to talk about on i-95 southbound in broward county. this is as you're approaching 595 with speeds there clocking in at around 14 miles per hour. janine. >> jenise: miami-dade police. >> janine: miami police are looking for for two men burglarizing a restaurant chris' restaurant and grill at west dixie highway and northeast 22nd avenue. police say those men smashed right through a glass door before stealing two cash registers. if you have any information about this burglary call miami-dade police. >> victor: the trial of the former president of the broward teachers union could be wrapping up soon. pat santeramo is accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars, and today a close friend and former coworker testified against him. local10's terrell forney live in the video port now with more. >> terrell: this is the prosecution's key witness on the stand. he wasted no time pointing the finger at the former head of

accusing him of son conspiring, coming up with this plan to steal the union's money. >> $15,653. >> terrell: big money billed on invoice after invoice for repair work that in some cases was never done, and one man signed off on it all. >> whose initials? >> pat. >> terrell: pat sant ram oh the longtime president of the broward teachers union is accused of conspiring with david esposito a construction company owner and friend to perform various renovation jobs at the teacher headquarters. >> was there a discussion about inflating invoices? >> yes, there was. >> terrell: y spot who was given immunity hit the witness stand to is a santeramo orchestrated the scheme of overbilling the union coffers so the two could pocket thousands in cash each time. >> i would cho him what my costs -- show him what my costs

would infte the bills to cover a amount of money for him that he would tell me to add to each invoice. >> trent: everything unravel in 2011. santeramo resigned and was arrested. prosecutors have tied the man to at least $300,000 in kickbacks and personal charges on company credit cards that went undetected for years. >> i would pay it in cash over a period of time, not all in one lump sum. >> and where would you pay mr. santeramo the kickback and is cash? >> also at the btu. >> terrell: and this trial is ind wagon down. it will be another day or two before the jury gets to decide the verdict, but remember esposito is not facing his charges because he is working with prosecutors. meantime w do know that santeramo could face life behind wars bars if he is convicted. reporting from the video port,

>> janine: the search for a suspect end with a man in handcuffs after police say he was responsible for an armed carjacng. officers say he stole a car from a woman at gunpoint in northwest miami-dade. after driving four miles he crashed that car in a street sign it northwest tenth avenue and 121st street. a witness who didn't want his face revealed said he then saw that man running. >> he was just jumping gate after gate after gate after gate, falling,um jing gate after gate. just kept jumping. he locked at me. i didn't know what he was-run for and i closed the door. it's good they got him off the street because he could hurt somebody. >> janine: police say they found that suspect san antonio in an abandoned house with a gun inside. >> victor: local10 consumer investigator christina vazquez uncovering a new medicare scam making the rounds right here inn south florida. >> janine: she is live in the newsroom with information you need to know. >> christina: this one involves medicare imposters. issuing a an alert just a short time ago. scammers will call you pretending to be from medicare and ask for your bank account information.

information to send you a new prescription card or medicaid card. they may say they need funds or to provide additional benefits. what should do you? hang up immediately. never give your bank account information or social security number over the phone. if you have questions about your medicare benefits, call medicare direct late 1-800-medicare. now, they will have an urgent tone to their voice, they may even talent to cut of your benefit. don't be intimidated. remember, you are part of the congratulate "call christina" community stand up by hanging up on these impoverties and, of course, sharing these tips with others in your community. >> victor: police are searching for a man caught on camera stealing a snake from a paterno pet store in a really shocking way. when the pet store something noticed the shake was missing she checked the store's surveillance cameras and that's when sheaw a maun stuffing a missing two foot python right if his pants.

yuck. just drop it right in the front. he's lucky it wasn't feeding day. feeding days are on mondays and they're very hungry. >> victor: yikes. the manager says she's seen this thief in her shop before but this t te he was with a woman who had blue hair who seemed to be in on that theft. also caught on camera, a fender-bender flub. two brorhers were fighting in michigan when their car hits a police cruiser. it happened north of detroit. police say that they were responding to a domestic violence calling when that crash happened. you can see one man on the hood as they crash right into the police cruiser. those two, they were arrested, one charged with reckless driving, the other with domestic violence. >> a tragic story from ohio where four people died in an explosion in a fire inside of their home. firefighters stay a couple and their two children were kilild in that blast. we're hearing from witnesses on who said they tried to go nide inside the home and help but they just couldn't.

of insulation all over the ground, a lot of smoke and we started screaming to ask if anybody was in there, and nobody responded. we couldn't get upstairs because that was engulfed in flames. >> janine: neighbors say that explosion shook their homes at around 8:00 last night. it's unclearer what caused that blast. >> victor oquendo: have you seen this video yet? it's of a good samaritan on a a new york sub interstate shows a man giving up his own shirt and a hat tie homeless man who just had nothing to keep him warm as the temperarares dropped there. then he helps that stranger put on his clothes. it's been all over social media the last few days after another rider recorded that act of kindness and posted online, and now we're hearing from that good samaritan about why he decided to help. >> it was freezing that night. he looked cold and lung helping ri.he looked so weak and like frail that i had to help him because if i was just going to give it to him, he wasn't going to put it on. >> victor: the good samaritan tracked down after his girlfriend's mother saw that video. he says he invited the homeless

food and more clothes but he was so tired, he curled up and went right to sleep. >> janine: wow. >> victor: and it's so cold in new york right now. >> janine: small act of kindness but good stuff. charlie sheen says he is off his hiv medication and is instead seeking an alternative treatment in mexico. `sheen made the statement during an appearance on the dr. oz show earlier today right here on local10. he is reportedly being treated by dock not license today practice the in united states. sheen did not reveal what was involved in that treatment regimen. >> victor: media mogul rupert is engaged to jerry hall. theur yo-year-old murdoch and 59-year-old hall got engaged last weekend attending the golden globes. murdoch has six children from his three previous marriages. hall has four with jagger. >> janine: emergency workers rushing to help victims as a chef crash at a party city in boca raton.

crashing down on shoppers. >> victor: there's a new way to track down your lost dog. instead of putting up flyers and going door to door, now there's an app for that. we'll explain how finding rovers works coming up. >> janine: a new technology is helping doctors treat stroke patients faster and that means a better chance at survival and recovery. >> victor: first a live picture from our mount sinai medical center camera in miami beach. winter is here, 65 degrees.

right after this. >> janine: stroke is the leading cause of death in the united states killing nearly 130,000 americans every year. the key to versing that trend is time. the more quickly patient get help, the better their chances are of survival. in today's health cast local10's medical specialist kristi krueger looks at how smart device technology is helping doctors a memorial health care help stroke patients faster. >> sir, don't worry. differently inside this ambulance davie paramedic a number of tools to support their patients as they're transported to the hospital. the latest one is right at their fingertips.

the plessara ap. >> in the u.s. there are approximately 800,000 strokes nually and so the strokes that are sort of critical to treat immediately are those that have occlusions, blockages of vessels in the brain. >> kristi: plessara ap delivers vital information right to the hospital while the ambulance is en route. >> it allows us to activate multiple team mbers. so that by the time the patient arrives to the ambulance bay, we're all equipped and ready to treat the patient. >> left side deficit upper and lower extremities. >> no obvious signs of trauma and glucose within normal levels. >> kristi: for strokes cause bide brain blockages timing is everything when it comes to getting medication to break up the blockage or surgery if necessary. >> when i was on the stretcher in the back of the ambulance i

with the hospital. >> kristi: tony is one of the very first in south florida to benefit from this new technology. he's back on his feet of a quick diagnosis and treatment. he had a stroke, a major one, on new year's day. >> i feel look a million bucks. i feel great. >> kristi: and we're really glad to hear it. it's important to like those warning signs of stroke which include sudden onset of numbness. trouble speaking and facial droop. tpa can only be given within the first couple of hours of those symptoms' onset or getting treated yike lick tony is is vital. it saved his life. in the newsroom i'm kristi krueger with your health news. >> victor: good advice. let's take a look at this incredible new picture of saturn. on monday nasa released this image taken by its cassini spacecraft from more than 1.5 million miles away. the photograph remind us of how large saturn is, about ten times the diameter earth, and

on the lower right-hand side of saturn? that's one ofts moons. and it's going to be a very busy year on florida's space coast. spacex was 20 unmanned rocked launches for deliveries for the international space station and united launch alliance has 12 launches scheduled from cape canaveral this year including several military and government slights. >> janine: a courageous convenience store clerk fighting back against an armed robber. it happene on sunday morning in fall river, massachusetts up. see that masked robber come in, jumping over the counter, swinging a knife at the clerk who holds a fist uhl nfl of cash in one hand and a butcher knife in the other. they swing until the bad guy loses his knife and knocks down a display rack and throws a can of corn to the clerk. that thief ran to the back of the store empty hand even leaving behind the bicycle that he rode there. >> victor: incredible nobody got hurt. you want to defend yourself but that --

you know what is not scary? our weather victims are it hasn't been that much fun, though, cold and rainy. you can't really hang out outside. >> janine: the cold i can handle, the rain not so much. >> betty: the good news is we're doing away with the raindrops. a light north-northwest wind for fort lauderdale and miami. not a beach day at all but we have see people out on the broadwalk -- look hat thatuy bundled up. she's working up a sweat so she took her layer off. temperatures in mid-60. we're heading down into the 50s tonight and maybe upper 40s inland. foreign clouds. those will tend to be with us as our sky cast model is painting but it looks like most of the rainfall is over and done. i do want to let you know that by tomorrow morning mmi could wake up to 55, kendall around 50 degrees, fort lauderdale 53. so plan accordingly. miami has not dropped to 55 or below since some point last february. so it's been a little while since we have been this chill

morning with miami starting around 58 degrees, so winter weather a little staying power, that's for sure. dopple radar not terribly act of. we mafia a few areas of -- may have a few areas of sprinkles but anything that is falling is really, really light. the balance of the rain, the heavier rainfall offshore over the atlantic waters, and that is simply going to continue to sweep on off toward the east, so we're not worried about that. we're getting into some drier weather, and the fringes of more cold air heading in our direction, too. the core of the cold locked way up to the north where we see ehicago at 9 degrees and minneapolis at 2. have you heard from your relatives there? i know, they're not loving life so much probably. detroit at 21 degrees, and that chill spreading out across the great lakes entering new york city as we head toward tomorrow morning. so you need a big coat if you're traveling up north tonight or maybe taking a flight in the morning. you at least need a light sweater here with our north wind. drier day overall. we will still haveome clouds

flow not really going anywhere, and then eventually it looks like a new round of rain is going to make a run at us thursday and friday, too, sowbread for more rain as we're rounding out the week. but for tomorrow it's all about the temperatures with enough sunshine, even with those clouds around, we could reach 72 degrees in miami and more of in more of your neighborhoods. thursday mention we'll start the innate upper 50s so temperatures getting a little milder in the morning, warmer the in afternoons. once we get beyd the rain thursday, friday. saturday we're looking at a high of 81, by that time we'll be looking at our next cold front approaching, that one through sunday night, and look at what it curse for our temperatures for mlk day. cools us down. right now looks like miami could start monday at 60. >> victor: and there are hundreds of animals in need of loving homes right here in south florida and today our animal advocate jacey birch has puppies who want to play with some new pals.

come on. no kisses? what kind of puppies don't give the animal advocate kisses? we're going to have work on that. hi, guys. i'm jasey birch. this is russ ty and ranger, the puppies thal be giving you kisses. you're getting used to it. there we go! i'm here with morning at jaime's rescue. i've got puppies that are going to be big boxer mixes, rub around and need lots attenon but you have quite the opposite over there. >> this is the ultimately snuggle bunny and she is full grown. >> she's so sweet. chaz, you're adorable. you're going to cud cud excel give kisses and lay on the couch, right? she's less than five pounds? >> she's very light and she likes to lay on me. >> she really does. whether you want jazz, rusty or ranger, i've got all the dogs for all the different types of people if you would like see all of them just to go local10.com. i have all the pictures, all their names, everything you

okay. give me a kippes how about now? how about now? there we go! i knew i could train you. see? >> victor: there's still a lot more news still ahead at 6:00. here are some of today's top stories. we're hearing what it was like inside this party city when all of the shelves suddenly came crashing down. >> janine: we are now seeing the shocking surveillance video from a violent armed robbery in north miami that left a store owner blood and i had banaaged. >> victor: and what is coach dan campbell's plan now that he's been been cut loose from the dolphins?

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>> victor: if you've ever lost a dog, you know how heart-wrenching it you can be but nothere's a new app that uses the latest technology to help families in san diego recover their four-legged friends. here's how it works. an animal shelter is the last place that you would want to see your pet. but if he or she does get lost, thanks to a new arch called finding rover, families inn staving a new tool right on their smart phones to quickly find dilem is this finding rover is a facial recognition app. >> victor: once download the app you take a picture of hur pet and it's scanned into the system the public can use to register their dog, and if the dog ever runs away, they can post that their dog has been lost. >> victor: using facial recognition technology, the app searches through thousands of images of old and recently added pictures to try and

this is jane. she's been in the shelter for more than a week, and is helping out with the demonstration. >> i looks at 80 different points dog's face. if a dog comes in to us we take the same end of coo photograph and if that dog was been reported as lost it makes that connection. >> victor: in another feature the app will send alerts to be on the lookout for your dog in your neighborhood to anyone also also uses finding rover and it two, in reverse. >> if you see a dog running down the street you can take a picture and it will post that it way as well. >> victor: in the last taken ten days these family all have all been reeau into the with their pets in san diego via the rover app. >> it's amazing to see anyone get reunited with their pet. it's a member of their family and see e. we see people break down in tears just because they've been missing this family member for a day. >> victor: and that finding rover app is free, and if it doesn't work in reuniting, the animal stays at the san diego

that shelter is eye no-kill facility. >> janine: it's sort of like being the good neighbor but with the help of technology. >> victor: losing a dog has got to be one of the worst experiences. >> janine: terrible. that's going to do ifor local10 news at ha 5:00. >> victor: here are laurie and calvin back in the news at 6:00. >> laurie: terrifying vich a store owner getting beaten up and robbed. >> calvin: party crasherrer, shelves toppling falling like dominoes in the busy party city store. >> laurie: it's getting colder tonight. the weather authority knows that these will beet coldest temperatures this year. >> and a family suing uber. is the ride share can service to blame? >> laurie: the doggy deadline fast approaching for 50 precious pups. >> calvin: plus, he was pads over as head coach of the dolphins but now dan has a new plan. the news at 6:00 starts now. cred sacred

bcs captioning, inc. sacred >> laurie: this video just released of the moment a north miami business owner and beaten and robbed by two armed men. that owner was left bloodied and bruised,. >> c cvin: now police have released a critical clue in finding the men responsible. local10 news reporter michael seiden with the video cops want you to see. >> michael: calvin and laurie, this surveillance video is nuts. in fact, surveillance cameras like one the one mind behind me captured this chaos, and tonight the owner is home recovering after he was pistol whipped and lucky not to be shot. tonight north miami police are on the hunt searching for this violent pair of robbers who won't attack, pistol whipping the owner of the cell phone store, leaving his head and face bodied and beaten. >> oh, my gosh. >> michael: ronnie owns cb wireless on northwest 7th avenue, the business full of