the chaos late monday morning. this man mesa posing as customer strikes up a conversation with owner. minutes later nis partner in crime shows up. the man pulls a gunpointing it at the owner dismanning cell phones and cash. owner doesn't go down without a fight but the armed robber won't back down. owner. second later, this really becomes an unfair fight. two on one, blow after blow. the owner isn serious fortunately an employee working at the barbershop next door hears a commotion, a scream for help. he rushes over to see what's going on, and the robbers take off, fleeing with money. >> i'm mad because we work every day, every single day. >> michael: today employees return to the s sne of the crime cleaning up the blood of stained floors, a horrible reminder of a terrifying morning. >> you're shaken by this. >> yeah. he doesn't deserve it. he works so hard.

ronnie's out of the hospital. he's back home recovering. he didn't want to go on camera. now, i know it's hard to see those robbers' faces in that video, but police want you to take a good look. they're hoping someone has information that can help them lead the them to an arrest. we are live in north miami, michael seiden, local10 n ns. >> laurie: and we continue working breaking news, the lockdown of two hollywood also 62 has been lifted after a gun was found on e of the campuses. detective say a student at apollo middle school showed another classmate a gun he brought with him to school and that student reportedly tried to hide the gun. both apollo middlend nearby hollywood park elementary had to be placed on lockdown. students were allowed to leave finally when the dock lowns was lifted about 4:00 p.m. the two students involved are being questioned. >> calvin: it was anything but a weapon of day today as s u can see here from these live pictures hollywood beach. it's been rainy and wende but for how long? -- and windy. chief certified meteorologist

>> betty: we have another night of really cool weather. in fact, tonight's weather could be the coldest this season with those temperatures going down. right now we're at in mid-60s in fort lauderdale and kendall, kendall already at 63. by tomorrow morning 50s to start the day. i know, miami, you4started this morning at 58. how about 55 tomorrow morning, and there may be some inland areas that drop off into the upper 40s, maybe coral springs lands at 49 by early tomorrow, hollywood around 54. how about 50 in kendall, and we won't rule out 47 for the redland area but as mentioned out 55 for miami, and miami, by the way, hasn't had a low of 55 since some point last february. so it's been a minute. the chill is definitely on. i'll be back in a little while toll you more about the forecast as we dry out, but rain is going to make a comeback. we'll talk about that in a few. >> laurie: we are warned. thank you, wet. a party city in boca raton quickly turned into a serious

customers witness several of the store's shelves collapsing like dominoes. local10 news reporter neki mohan, she's live with the dramatic pictures. neki. >> neki: laurie, it was chaos after the collapse here at this party city store along powerline here in boca raton. it is closed right now while store management tries to investigate how this happened. >> it was just boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. >> neki: l.w. black was iide the store putting all guy greeting card police say. >> i was in the middle when the channel poppedut. >> i was in the mil have it. the channeled popped out. i'm sitting in the middle and everything else was hidden behind me. >> i saw one woman standing there very shaken up. i asked, oh, my goodness, all the shelves were down to -- starting from the wall all the way down to about the middle of the store. it looked like all rubble, just flat, flat rubble. >> neki: workers from nearby stores rushed to help.

was on scene with a full task force unsure of what they would find under the candy crush in some aisles. they used thermal imaging and k-9s before clearing the scene. >> the biggest concerns was light of safety, that there was somebody trapped under that rubble that had not been accounted for that nobody knew was in there shopping at the time. >> neki: three people were treated for minor injuries. the store on powerline roa had barely opened and not many customers were in there at the time. >> it's scary. i mean, i could have been in there with my son shopping. >> neki: so many people counting their blessings because there were barely any customers in the store at the time. as for the management at party city, they say this has never happened in any of their 800 stores and they're investigating what caused this so they can get that answer as soon as possible. live in boca raton tonight, neki mohan week local10 news. >> calvin: two people are now behind bars after a allegedly trying to break nigh home and

police were auldal can after bryan lynn don and another man were allegedly seen in the back yard of aim home near 97th avenue and fourth street in brooks where the guys were arrested but police say lynn don took l lyndon. we're told the pair were also wanted for a break-in in in cooper city. >> laurie: tonight major action in washington, dc, in the wake of local10 news investigation. two south florida members of congress demanding answers. janine stanwood is in the newsroom with the details. >> janine: laurie, local10 news reporter sasha andrade traveled the a small town two hours from the nation's capitol and what she found has upset mbers of congress. now they have official requested a review of the department of state's antiassistance terrorism program. the u.s. government trtrns foreign police to become experts in weapons and bombs in a private facility in montrose,

sasha watched the place for days in december and noticed that some of those training happened on the side of a public road. sasha was even able to walk into an area of that facility that houses explosives. any gate she passed you can see was wide open, including the one around the explosive storage containers. she was never asked to stop, never asked to leave. and because of our investigation, ileana ros-lehtinen and ted deutsch sending this letter to the comptroller general this week calling for a review of the ata program. in the letter ros-lehtinen said she is, quote, troubled by recentedia reports that identified potential security vulnerabilities in that ata program, including the vetting of potential ata studentnt the security of training facilities, the control and monitoring of equipment, and potential cases of ata students overstaying their visas while in the united states. bill o'gara is the founder of that facility. he told us the facility i

properly stored and locked. no dou we will stay on top of this one for you. calvin. calvin: he was trying to do the right thing getting in an uber after a night out with friends, but pablo sanchez yes, sir would never make it homee after a violent crash and explosion in southwest miami-dade, and now his parents have filed suit demanding uber take responsibility. our local10 news reporter derek shore live now in southwest miami-dade where that crash happened. derek. >> derek: and, kampf, today that victim's family attorney telling us he believes that uber driver was either nodding off or texting when this crash took place. it happened at this intersection and it was a violent one. you can see a wall was taken out when it happened. today the sanchez family saying they want justice, and that of the that they say will be having uber admit some responsibility it's the face of a grieving father. pablo afternoons senior mourning the loss of his son pablo, jr. killed in this

christmas. the sanchez family joined by their attorney today announcing this lawsuit against those involved in the crash. among them, aub, the app-based transportation network. >> he and his three friends entrusted their lives to uberand the driver. >> reporter: the tragedy lighting here at southwest$& 144th and 157th avenue. the suit claiming that aub driver jean adam was drying pabloo and his three friends after a night out. the suit alleged he under the left into an oncoming krolla. the suv fpped and exploded. >> this driver was observed to either be nodding off, dropping his head, i don't know whether he was fling asleep or looking down to engage in some sort of texting. >> reporter: the suit goes on to claim that uber failed to ensure the safety of palm beach lito and has little if any policy in place from stopping drivers from working too many hours.

has not get yet finish but the family say they know what happened. >> i think it was negligent and the driver cost my kid his life. >> derek: and today uber told us their thoughts are with the sanchez family but could not comment any further because of the pending litigation. i should also mention this suit includes and has named the driver of that corolla because the attorney says he believes the driver may have been going too fast when this crash happened. everyone else in both vehicles apparently were only left with minor injuries. we're live in southwest miami-dade, derek shore, local10 news. >> laurie: derek, thank you. miami's mult million dollar science museum is almost complete but local10 has learned it's not going to open this summer as scheduled. a private funding shortfall has public officials scrambling for a plan b. local10's glenna milberg is live at the museum site to explain. >> glenna: laurie, many people may know that the science

public and private money, and until very recently the board has been saying publicly that fundraising was right on target. we now know that is not the case. today we learned that the county is coming up with a plan b because, by all account, failure not is not an option. >> you're looking over a giant gold stream chaffin 500,000-gallon tank. big fish, sharks, tuna and everything else. >> glenna: it's a construction marvel at the moment and a bayfront showcase to be science and technology. >> education remains at the heart of what we're doing. >> glea: $150 million in public money is building miami's new signature science museum, but we learned the expected 100 million more in private funding for the exhibits and corporations has come up short. >> we're not putting any general fund money into it. >> glenna: miami-dade as a mayor has told the museum's board no to moreublic money,

a plan to front load 20 years worth of annual county funding already allocated to finish and open the museum. then future private funding will replace that for annual operations. >> i don't like this more than anybody else but when you look at t options, there's there is no sop shon of keeping it closed. >> we have aspirations to be the next great cultural center in this hemisphere so this aggressive plan of fundraising was part of the formula for that. >> glenna: yes, the plan moves the funding issues down the road, but the thought is once people seeee this and what it is open, the finincial support will be much more forthcoming. >> as it comes to fruition, we're seeing that more gifts are coming along. jesse hartnett it's just note coming along as fast as we need to complete everything for opening, and the longer it takes, the more expensive things get so we really want to get to opening as fast as we possibly can. >> glenna: you will see the signs go up, the name of the museum is the pa trash and

those atlanta flap thereonist donated $40 million which is more than half of all the private donations involved. meanwhile, the county's plan has to be signed off by the 13-member commission. the mayor tells us today he was spoken to eight commissioners. every one of t tm is supportive. so if this all happens as planned now, this museum should be open by fall. i'm glenna milberg live in downtown miami tonight, local10 news. >> calvin: it is a sad anniversary for the people of haiti today. six years ago today a devastating earthquake rocked the entire caribbean nation not far from port-au-prince, in fact the capital city. there were dozens of aftershocks all over the country. local10 was there to cover the entire tory sticks years ago if the death toll estimates vary but some say more than 2 theft 50,000 people died and --

in coast rock this all began in november as local10 news reporter hatzel vela first showed us when nicaragua a refused to let them in on their village north from ecuador. this is one of the first buses that will take the first wave of costa rican immigrants. they will fly to el salvador where they will be bussed to mexico. >> laurie: the florida legislature is back in session. governor rick scott delivered his state of the state speech. in that dress governor scott asked the legislature to package. we take you to live pictures now from the white house in washington, dc, where president obama is preparing for his final state of the union address. his speech will include plans to curb gun violence plus a update on the country's economic recovery. and you can watch the state of union address a 9:00 sharp live right here on local10, and then count on a full wrap-up by our from michael putney with his perspective on local10 news at 11:00.

story in washington dodd the pentagon said it briefly lost contact with ten american soldiers in persian gulf. >> laurie: and they are now in the custody iran. >> calvin: and will she meet the deadline? we check in with a woman forced to remove the dozens of dogs she had caged on her property. >> laurie: first a reminder that the powerball jack spot up to $1.5 billion oh so don't

here on local10 news at 11:00. the flu virus hits big. with aches, chills, and fever, there's no such thing as a little flu. and it needs a big solution: an antiviral. so when the flu hits, call your doctor right away and up the ante with antiviral tamiflu.

an antiviral that attacks the flu virus at its source and helps stop it from spreading in the body. tamiflu is fda approved to treat the flu in people two weeks of age and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu, tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, have serious health conditions, or take other medicines. if you develop an allergic reaction, a severe rash, or signs of unusual behavior, stop taking tamiflu and call your doctor immediately. children and adolescents in particular may be at an increased risk of seizures, confusion, or abnormal behavior. the most common side effects are mild to moderate nausea and vomiting.

>> calvin: did i parkland woman was given days to remove dogs, dozens of them from their property. as a result they were caged but she was quick forced to find home because of code violations. >> laurie: and local10 news anchor eric i don't recall checked in. >> eric: the dogs we showed you stacked in these cages now being adopted. they needed new homes before thursday's 7:00 deadline. >> we believe tomorrow by 12:00 everyone is gone. most of the people are families already adopt the dogs from us. >> eric: that's dels cohen founder canine for you. operating out of this parkland barn. the property owners did not answer our knock but did allow broward county officials to

gives cullen who rents this barn seven days to remove the animals becausehe property is zoned for agriculture, not rescue work. we talked about to broward county animal care. they did visit this property and said that the animals they saw did need shots and did need tags but they were in relatively good shape and there were no signs of abuse. in other words, animal care said the 30 to 40 pets did not need to be removed for their safety. cullen said she's no animal horder and that her organization will move and reopen. >> you have to relocate your dogs to the right zoning. that's what we're doing. >> calvin: that was our eric yutzy reporting. >> laurie: we all have one layer on. we might need two by tomorrow. what do you think, betty? >> betty: or maybe three as you're start,ing tomorrow morning. it depends on how thin your blood is and whether you're going to be outside for a long time. it's been a little while since we felt temperatures around, say, 55 degrees or below that. specifically in miami. so the coldest air of the season could greet us tomorrow

the meantime, though, it was pretty chilly out there today. we did not even touch 70 degrees. miami only making it up to 65, that's about 10 degrees below average for this time of the year. we're still hanging onto the mid-60s right now but with that north-northwest wind, that will surely change by tomorrow morning. so get ready to be chilly as you head out early. clouds around for the evening, cool overall, and by 10:00 tonight some of you should see 60 degrees or could see that by that hour before we finally bottom out later tonight. doppler radar not terribly active. there may be a few areas of sprinkles out there. we'll keep an eye on just off the southwest side of the peninsula, these gulf of mexico waters. any little shower that develops because that southwesterly flow aloft is not going anywhere so we will see if it means sprinkles or raindrops passing through some of your neighborhoods. but the balance of rain we saw earlier today is a done deal. for now it's mid to high level

we are awaiting the fringes of more of that chilly air to spill on down on a north wind temperatures down into the 50s tonight. 55 for miami, and there may be some inland areas that drop off into the upper 40s. so as a mentioned, the coldest air so far this sean. kendall, you could wake up to 50, maybe 53 in fort lauderdale. meantime, marinated an 60 is where you will start -- marathon is 60. we will have clouds out there tomorrow. we're anticipating a much drier day over yesterday as the temperatures by 3:00 in the afternoon climbed to about 72 in some of your neighborhoods depending on how much sun we see. then thursday morning a ltle milder to start the day but you may still want that sweater earlie and rain gear because the chance for rain is going to

we'll be right back. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. (cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time... if you're a mom, you call at the worst time. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. where are you? it's very loud there.

tt2w`t3n`&d! bt@q:1d tt2w`t3n`&d! "a@q@q tt2w`t3n`&d! bm@q!6, tt4w`t3n`&d!" dztq #', tt4w`t3n`&d!" entq s#l tt4w`t3n`&d!" gzt& j$4 tt4w`t3n`&d!" hnt& z*x tt4w`t3n`&d!" iztq 0c tt4w`t3n`&d!" jntq "3@ tt4w`t3n`&d!" lzt& :^< 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',

who's saving big time? this girl! can i help you? indeed. this queen of savings deserves a reward. a cannoli, pleasese the weekly ad, bogos and coupons. three easy ways to save at the same place you love to shop. pupuix. where shopping is a pleasure. from the palm of your hand, you can arm your alarm system, lock your doors, control the temperature of your home, turn on your lights, and get notified of all events. the slomin's shield is world class security. get a free slomin's shield security system professionally installed. call now and slomin's will include your choice of an indoor camera, thermostat or door lock. shield your home,

>> will: new dolphins coach adam gase making moves to fill out his staff. the dolphins confirming a short time ago that the team has hired former bengall assistant vance joseph to become the new defensive coordinator. meanwhile dan campbell has decided to leave the dolphins and look for work elsewhere. he's gotten his release from the team according to a report from nfl.com. the former tight ends c cch took over in the middle of the season after joe philbin was fired. and he had been considered for the permanent position. but, of course, the p job ended up going to gase. the florida panthers didn't go down without a fight against vancouver last night. the game was tied bat roberto luongo gave up the goal-winning goal.

that's okay. this team fights on trying to start a new streak tomorrow. a great effort last night nancy the golden state warriors but too much of the champs. the warriors beat the heat 111-103 and tomorrow night will did not get much easier for the heat. they will play in los angeles and take eye clippers team that has won nine straight. in the top ten theoughest night of the season. number 8 miami will play at number 13 virginia. this should be a fun showdown, and the game gets started about a half hour from now. tip time scheduled for 7:00. the mighty marlins making a move to improve their pitching staff. they stay tuned former baltimore orioles chen to a reportedly five-year $80 million. he has an opt-out clause after two years but in the short-term at least he is a@good guy

marlin needed this right now. outside of jose don't have much in starting pitching. >> laurie: nice to hear. bring on those chilly details. >> betty: more 50s tonight but a little cooler tomorrow morning, so be ready for about 55 in miami, maybe way inland

>> calvin: ooh.