we're just hours away from tonight's powerball drawing and the frenzy is in full force. the news at 4:00 starts right now. off the top. at 4:00 we begin with that breaking news out of miami beach. at reports of suspicious packages. >> let's gooo victor who has been following this for us. what do you have. >> there i ia lot of manpower investigating these two suspicious packages on miam beach. let's go above to sky 10. 1300 washington avenue, so 13th and washington avenue on the beach. that manpower that i mentioned, you've got city of miami rescue. they have a haz-mat there team. miami beach, they have a haz-mat team. the fbi is also investigating and we're told that the lead investigators on this will be postal inspectors, but they're on their way down from miramar. so what we can confirm right now from miami beach pd. they tell us that two packages were left behind at the post office there on 13th and washington. they were deemed suspicious and now they are investigating. our own andrew measures just arrived on the scene.

>> victor like you said we pulled up here a couple minutes ago and there are haz-mat crews accident they are getting ready find these fire trucks.like you are saying, we know that two suspicious packages were left behind this post office early this morning. they were deemed suspicis and then the fbi, miami beach police, they all came out here to investigate. like you were saying, again, the postal inspectors, they are in charge of this investigation. they're on their way down right now we understand from miramar. i want you to take a look at this busy scene from sky 10onitoring this situation overhead. miami beach is maintaining a perimeter around this area. haz-mat is still on scene. they're getting other crews ready to go in, to move in. it's unclear if they're going to have to detonate this device. we're waiting. more information from police. i see that the fire, public information officer just pulled up. as soon as we get anything new we'll be right back here on local10 news. we're live on miami beach.

>> a shooting in miami gardens. >> loc10 news shyann malone. she's live at the scene with details so far. >> actually we switched over to miamiardens, pd where i just talked to a spokesperson who told me that the person was shot in the leg. that person is expected to be okay, but the shooter is still on the run. >> sky 10 fing high above the scene. it appears the shooting happened in the 3,000 block of northwest 194th terrace in miami gardens. you can still see several evidence markers marking the ground as officers work the scene trying to figure out what happened outside this home. i am told one person was shot and taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. >> again, police are still looking for a shooter in this incident. they believe he or she may have jumped into a getaway car, but we're still working on those details. as soon as we get more information we'll get them to you. reporting live in miami gardens,

>> we're just hours away from tonight's big powerball drawing. take a look there, which you can watch right here on local10 and those numbers are really counting down. >> they are. >> whose counting. >> that's how long we have to wait. not too long now. numbers. have you been dreaming about $1.5 billion. >> lots of excitement in the air tonight. let's get to local10 news reporter, nikki mohan. live where the powerball@ is sweeping the country. nikki. calvin and laurie, it's crunch time. $1.5billion up for grabs. lines keep coming at this gas station. a lot of people feeling lucky. the clerk it telling me they're having a litite bit of powerball burnout, because it really has been nonstop. i did get to speak with some lucky folks who are in a big office pool.

they think they're going to win it again. i was at the keller williams real estate office in plantation. laurie and her crew won $1 million back in 2013. they invested $2,100 in this billion dollar powerball and they say it is exciting, it is fun, and they feel they have a chance to win it again. they have advice for anyone else who is in an office pool. >> if we're lucky enough and we win that billion dollars, i will personally still work. love what i do. my advice is that if you're going to win a l/ttery pool, have one person in charge. make sure that you copy all of the tickets and distribute them to everyone who is in theool. have them sign something saying that they agree whatever your rules are. >> and i tell you, it is lot tow fever, powerball fever all over south florida. everyone buying tickets hoping to get a chance. it's a one in 292 million chance, but you have to play to have a

back out live you can see here at the mobile gas station, the line iss still pretty busy. they are -- you know, everyone is very excited about this, everybody has big dreams on what they would do with the money, but first they have to play. and as you know, laurie and calvin until 9:59 tonight you can buy a ticket and you have a chance to win. you know what? we're in an office pool at local10. i haven't gotten a print out of my tickets yet. >> i was just about to say that. steve o enis in charge, we think. responsible. i better get my print out by 5:00 or i'm going to have something to say live on the 5:00 news, >> thank you. >> thank you so much. good luck out there. remember, local10 is the only place you can watch tonight's big drawing. it airs during the local10 news at 11:00. >> right now let' take a live look from our miami tower cam. it is a little gray right there but luckily we've had a fair amount of susuhine today. clouds were hiding the sun for a

getting the temperatures to rise just a little, betty. hopefully that will continue. >> they recovered enough in some of your neighborhoods and the forecast does call for milder temperatures. however, we're going to start to see a better chance for rain over the next 24 to 48 hours so get ready for that. meantime, 71 degrees i i miami. plenty of clouds out there. we'll keep some clouds around through the evening. in the morning, 60s, a chance for showers. by the afternoon some rain at times. i do want to touch on the atlantic basin quickly where we have a sub tropical storm alex outside of the hurricane system, so essentially our first named storm of the seaean occurring in january and this hasn't happened since 1978. no threat for us. no worries, but certainly interesting. >> all right. thank you, betty. >> let's take it out to wall street. here are the final numbers on wall street today. the dow downig time, 364 points. closing out at 16,151.

and the s&p 500, down at 1890 closing out today. >> caught on camera a pair of robberies teatening to set employees on fire with gas bombs if cash wasn't given to them. on sunday this man and woman walked into a denny's restaurant and demanded cash from the register. that same day the couple did the very same thing at a denny's laurie and calvin west hal land dale. if you think you know who this couple is, please call police. a man took off from pembroke pines police earlier causing a big search. sky 10 was over the scene as police set up a perimeter just before 4:00 this morning. the man was found a few hours later. the man's name is billy hawkaday. his step-father told us he violated probation due to a gun violation. >> 10 american sailors are now safe after leaving iranian custody, but there are so many questions about

the sailors who were detained by the iranian navy were finally freed. we have the developing details on that. calvin and laurie, this is adding fresh criticism to the iranian nuclear deal that will go into force in just a few days. the 10 american sailors who were detained by the iranian national guard on tuesday were handed over to the american naval fleet early this morning. secretary of state john kerry said the sailors were well taken care of. and thanked the iranian authorities for their quick response. >> this kind of issue was able to be peacefully resolved and officially resolved. and that is a testament to the critical role that diplomacy plays. >> just days before the nucle deal with iran is set to go into force. in exchange them freezing their nuclear program, economic sanctions

some national national leaders nervous. so that's what i said, there's a link age between the nuclear deal and how iran performs on the other port follows. >> lawmakers in the u.s. also say the incident should raise serious questions about iran's behavior. >> this is the reason why opposed the iran nuclear agreement as well, but i think it's a great failure to attempt to sit down with folks that will take actions like what we see in this video. >> also stoking criticism. iranian state tv aired a video of one of the u.s. sailors apologizing for entering iranian waters. >> it was a mistake. that was our fault. and we apologize for our mistake. >> now, it is unclear from that video whether that same was speaking voluntarily. investigators, calvin, they are still trying to untangle the chain of events that led up to this incident. >> what a provocative move on the part of the iranian. thanks a lot. >> president obama is back to work with only a year left in the white house after giving his final state of the union speech last night.

proposals in his speech including two years of free community service and college -- college as well as a push to cure cancer and the president had tough works for isis. the united states of america is the most powerful nation on earth. if you doubt america's commitmentt or mine to see that justice is done, just ask bin laden. >> the president also spoke about cuba. >> you're looking at pictures of the first group of cuban migrants boarding a bus in el salvador. this is the second leg of their trip through central america to the u.s. border. the buses will take them from el salvador to guatemala. their journey startrt earlier today in costa rica. this is the chancellor of costa rica saying good-bye to the first group of 180 cuban migrants as they boarded a plane in the city of lie er i can't.

liberia so el salvador. this plan is part of what central american officials are calling a pilot program created to help these thousands of cubans who have been stranded in central america. as local10 news reporter hats oh very well la shot you -- more than -- they were forced to live in shelters after -- we want to let you know he is at the u.s. mexico border as cubes who were stuck in costa rica make their way to mexico and finally into the u.s. do look for his live report starting in just about an hour right here on local 10 news at 5:00. turning to sports, former miami dolphins running back ryan phillips was down dead in front. they believe lawrence phillips committed suide. this comes 10 years after he was convicted of choking his glfriend and driving his car into three teenagers. he was a star ruruing back at

he had been in solitary confinement for almost three years after he was suspected of killing his cellmate, although a judge ruled on tuesday that there wasn't enough evidence to charge him in that case. now, phillips only playedd in two games for the dolphins back in 1997. the fins released the running back after he was charged with hitting a wouldn't at a nightclub. he plead the no contest to that charge >> more to come on this. clay, thank you. two students charged after a gun was found at a middle school. local10 tore reel forney is live on this. caught on camera, a car spinning out of control and no one is behind the wheel. we'll have this wild video. >> the smartest criminal, a man send selfies to deputies and it ends with an arrest. >> and looking to buy a car? local10 consumer investititors christina vazquez is healing with dealers with used car complaints in today's edition of call christina and it's all new at 5:00. >> and we continue to follow the bruins. we have crews on the scene of two suspicious packages on miami beach causing real concern right

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try super poligrip free.. >> caught on camera here, not something you see every day. a driverless car doing doughnuts on a busy california street. >> the dramatic video. >> in california. here's the video. the guy who shot it says that moments before a man was actually on top of that car in a desperate attempt to stop it. this all happened right in front of apartments and it was a busy street too. you see people surrounding that vehicle there. police had to close the street in both directions to put a spike strip down to get that car under control. thankfully no one was hurt and eventually the owner had that car today towed away. the driver thinks that his honda

we've all had some car trouble, but that's probably a first. >> honda might have to answer for that one a little bit that's pretty odd. victor, thank you. >> here's a look outside our mount sinai medical center cam. things are still gloomy even at 4:17 in the afternoon. >> betty, maybe it's the lack of wind, it doesn't seem as cold as yesterday. >> and those clouds in addition to that. we didn't get as school this morning as what we thought we wod. it was chilly, make no mistake about that, but miami landed at 60 because the clouds that were over us did help to keep the katu news from plummeting down into the low to mid 50s and this afternoon just enough sunshine to push the numbers into the lower 70s. we still have wds flowing in from the north. including fort lauderdale where it's currently 73 degrees. the forecast for the evening, mostly cloudy and by 8:00 tonight, maybe a shower with temperatures in the mid 60s.

milder to us tonight, but you're probably still want -- will want a sweater if you're heading out, and take the umbrella laurie and calvin just in casement we're already starting to seeee some showers moving down toward the keys. key west reporng some light showers in the area. this just the latest ripple in the atmosphere making a move towards us in association with that south westerly flow a lot, helping to keep us with the clouds and occasionally driving up our chance for rainfall. so that's going to be the trend as we settle into tonight and get ready for tomorrow we're going to see a good chance for rain in the area. so it's going to be drear -- dreary and rain at times. as we start the day around 60, the temperatures get even milder for friday and saturday, but do notice on friday an approaching system brings up some rain and then behind it on saturday we clear out, but we have another front approaching that brings the chance for rain again early sunday and then behind that we clear out and cool down for mlk

we've got you set with the weather, let's check traffic. here's genice. >> this is i95 northbound right as you're approaching the dolphins expressway. those are those cars driving away. there is an accident up ahead. we can get a better look as we zoom closer into our maps. this is i-95 as you're approaching the d dolphin expressway. there is an accident there as well. within speeds there clocking in at 20 miles per hour. and as we crews -- cruise on up to broward county. this is right as you're approaching 590. it looks like there's a little patch of delays there with speeds there at 35 miles per hour. calvin? >> okay. thanks a lot. now for a developing story here. cable news network says it will be shutting down. the tv network launched just two and a half years ago. the company says it will shut down

april and will expand its existing international digital services in the u.s. >> turning to vote picture, a new war of words between the two republican candidates, ted cruz and donald trump. new polls show the gap between trump and cruz narrowing. cruz accuses trump of being a typical new yorker with types to the democratic party. he fired back saying he can't run for president because he was born in canada. cruz's mother was morning in canad so he is a american citizen. some say it's not exactly clear he meets the requirement to be president. >> on the democratic side, a new iowa poll it, shows how the two top contenders are doing against each other. this poll released just yesterday, hillary clinton is in the lead with 48% over bernie sanders 41%. the iowa caucus keep in mind about two and a half weeks away. >> texas rangers chasing down a big rigger.

police had to e stop sticks to slow it down, but the driver tried to speed away on its rims for most of that chase. this all came to a standoff 42 miles away when the suspect drove down a dead end road. the truck was surround and had a swat vehicle was brought in right next to the truck's cab to bring the standoff to an end. >> the oldest kangaboo in history died. patty was 27 years old. she was the oldest of her kind. she had been at. >> miami since 1989. what a beautiful animal, right? she gave birth to four offspring during that time, all of which have been moved to other constitution. she even liked to paint. her dexterity was so great she could hold a brush like a human might. the zoo says they are going to miss patty so much. >> coming up at 4:30. the search is on for her the thieves who beat up a store owner and now we know that robbery is connected to another cream. that's all ahead. >> we are following breaking news. suspicious packages, two of them on

a lot of crews out there on this busy police seen right laurie and calvin washington avenue.

he'll check in with us at 430 now local10 sports with clay ferraro. >> it appears the dolphins two head coaches from this past season won't be out of work for long. one already seems to have a job lined up, while the other may have one waiting for him if he wants it. that's our 4:00 sports shot today. the colts have reached out to him. that according to the palm beach post. the feeling is filbin would be taking a position as the offensive line coach if he chose to head to indy. meanwhile campbell's status a little more settled, although nothing is done. multiple reports say campbell met with the saints all day on tuesday and it looks as though he will go there as the tight ends coach as an assistant coach to go laurie and calvin with it.

in la tonight and it just got even rough. the heat have had to send drogach because of a c calf injury. we know the big story everywhere tonight, powerball. an we've got our own ticket right here. we also picked our nbers with south florida sports in mind. we're going to show you what each number means coming up on local10 local10 news at 5:00. calvin and laurie. >> you can buy them if you win. >> we may be talking about buying another team. we'll talk about that a little later. >> hopefully he shares and gives us tickets. >> that will do it for us at 4:00. >> let's check out with victor today for what's happening at 4:30.here's what's coming up new at the bottom of the hours. >> two students in trouble after a gun was found in middle school. a live report in minutes. a store owner left beaten and robbed. and now we know it was connected to another crime. >> imagine winning -- you won the powerball only to find out you

how cheers recently turned to tears for a group of coworkers. >> and we continue to follow breaking news. on miami beach causing concern right laurie and calvin washington avenue. andrew perez will have a report at 4:30. don't forget to watch tonight powerball drawing at 11:00.

up o right now on local10 news at 4:30 we continue following breakin news out of miami beach. causing some concern. >> andrew perez is live at the scene. he has the breaking details. andrew. >> i can tell you this much. the bomb squad jus pulled up within the last couple of seconds. police out here working this scene. we've learned a whole lot more information in the last half hour about what's been going on. i want to send you to our ground video while i get you caught up. fighting irish officials tell me that an unknown man walked into the post office at 13th and washington with two envelopes. those envelopes were addressed to the fbi.

to mail those large envelopes out. the guy becomes irate, causes a little bit of a scene inside the post office and then he storms out, leaving those packages behind. obviously that was suspicious enough to trigger all of this action. take a look at this scene. sky 10 flying overhead, haz-mat crews, bomb squad all come out here to investigate. they say that suspect is still out there. police are actively looking for him. as a matter of fact, within the next couple of minutes, authorities tell us they will be releasing a image of that suspect. they need your help to find him. as soon as we get that image we will turn it right back around here on local10 news. that's the latest in miami beach, i'm andrew perez, back to you. >> andre thank you. >> also on local10 news at 4:30. two students in trouble after a gun was found at a middle school in hollywood promptly lock downs on tuesday. police say that a student took the gun to school and showed it off to another student. >> lal10 news reporter terrell forney with the charges the students are facing. terrell.

on the middle school campus was loaded. the student accused of bringing that weapon to that middle school campus, well, he is on the honor roll, he getsss a's and b's who showed up to court with plenty of questions. the 14-year-old middle school student who local10 is not identifying because of his age sat quietly in court as a judge hashed out the serious charges against him. >> the public safety concern of having a firearm in a school is to me at least to aggravate two points. >> it was tuesday during class at apollo middle school in hollywood when students saw two boys handling a gun. those witnesses reported the incident to security but the boys involved apparently got scared and tried to hide the loaded pistol under a classroom portable. it dent work. police found the weapon and placed the campus onockdown and eventually arrested the 13-year-old and another male classmate. both boys were present in court and

by their parents. the teen accused of bringing the gun to school told police he stole it from his father, but in front of the judge that dad disputed his son's story. >> i searched the house last night, searched his room and everything. i'll cooperate fully. he made up a story. >> so both of those boys are charged with possession of a firearm on school grounds, but that hearing wrapped up today without any action taken that's because prosecutors need another day to get their hands on a more detailed probable cause affidavit, so for night now those two boys remain locked up in a secure juvenile detention facility. we are live in fort lauderdale this afternoon. news. >> right now the srch continues for the thieves who left a store owner bloody and beaten in north another crime. local10 news reporter michael miami. >> well, new information this

th pair of robbers who stormed into this store pistol whipping the owner is now responsible for a carjackings happening just a couple blocks from here. >> today north miami police believe this violent pair of robbers who went on the attack pistol whipping the owner of this cellphone store are also responsible for an armed carjackings near northwest 116th terrace just a couple of blocks from where ronnie gomez was left bloodied and beaten. northwest seventh street avenue, surveillance cameras inside the business captured the chaos late monday morning. take a look. this man posing as a customer enters the store and strikes up a conversation with ronnie. minutes later the robber's partner in crime shows up, the gunpointing at the owner demanding cellphone and cash.

fight, he repeatedly pistol whips him blow after blow. he hears the commotion, he screams for help, he returns over to see what's going on and the robbers take off, fleeing with money. >> because we work every day, every single day. >> you're shaken by this. >> yeah. it's like he doesn't deserve it. he works so hard. >> and i've been texting back and forth all day with ronnie gomez. he told me he doesn't want to go on camera.he's doing much better. obviously he was pleading from his head and face, but he says he wants to move forward with his life. seiden, local10 news. >> only on local10 news, the search for burglars targeting smoke shops. look at the surveillance outside bake queen. the crook smashed the glass door, then bursts through head first and takes off with the cash drawer. just an hour before that one, an almost identical crime took place nearby in pembroke pines. >> it looks like ann identical crime, and i'm being told that it

the last couple of american red cross. >> and both burglaries the crook only got away with the cash box, no electronics or merchandise from the store was missing. the guy is still on the loose. >> two people, including a teenager are in custody and facing some serious charges after a chase ended in a crash in pembroke pines. they're accused of trying to break into a cooper city home moments before. local10 news reporter sanely tsarnaev >> apparently this isn't his first run in with the law, and in juvenile court today, the judge giving him a very stern warning. >> a teenager appearing before a juvenile court judge wednesday morning facing some serious charges. >> you're not to have any contact with any of the alleged victims in the case. >> he is accused of trying to bteak into a cooper city home and then leading police on a chase in pembroke pines tuesday.

better off spending the next three weeks at a juvenile detention center and based on his prior history the judge agreed. >> you're 17, almost 18. you understand they can waive you todult court. >> 23-year-old brian behind linder following the burglary and chase. he allegedly took offer and led police on another one. >> the guy came zooming here a million miles an hour. my friend was trying to back out and he went right back him. heit mailboxes and things like crazy. >> he eventually caught up to him after he crashed the stolen car into a truck. >> he decided to run away from his car after the accident. when he was running he realized he had left some incriminating evidence in the car, at least his interpretation of it. he decided to go back to the car and get that evidence and minutes

>> linder al facing a slew of charges, everything from burglary, grand theft to wreckless driving. reporting in fort lauderdale, local10 news. >> three men are facing charges after a car burglary in southwest miami-dade. after leading police on a brief chase. they targeted a car parked at a home parked near dadeland mall. they'reacing charges including burglary and brand theft. >> a cash into a public county school bus. you can see the hood stuck under the back end of that bus. it all happened laurie and calvin northeast ninth avenue and 13th street. it's unclear whether any students were on board the bus at the time of the crash or if anybody was injured. >> and there was a pile up on i-95, sky 10 above the scene this morning there as well. that's where several cars just lined up on the side of the road after a crash. it happened in the southbound lanes between pembroke road.

or if anyone was injured@. right now, rush hour is about to get under way. let's get a check on traffic. >> genice fernandez with a checkf traffic. >> all due to a broken down car that is blocking the right lane and if we clock in here it looks like speeds are at 30 miles per hour. we also have an accident on 595. this is as you're heading east right around northwest 136th avenue. it looks like traffic is moving pretty mootly, though, at 53 miles per hour. as you cruise on down to dade county, i want to remind you of the suspicious package. go ahead and take your alternate measure rid january avenue if you are heading in that direction. >> these four guys. imagine thinking you won the powerball only to find out you didn't. how this recently happened to a restaurant staff and don't forget that you can watch tonight's powerball drawing right here on

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a man was rescued from a sewer after he was trapped there for me than 13 hours. it all happened in oakland, california, and this is video from when he was still stuck. officials say a trench collapsed on worker as he was trying to attach a sewer line from the home to the main line. he was taken to the hospital to be checked out and he's expected to be okay. >> a fire rerescue caught on camera in boston. a man risking his life to save people inside a burning apartment building. he said he was driving by the house with a friend on tuesday when he spotted those flames. he said he did not hesitate to stop

he ran inside, he started knocking on windows and doors to wake people up helping them get out. it is unclear what started that fire. >> this guy was not the smartest criminal. a man wanted by law enforcement post the selfies to taunt the deputies. it would lead to his arrest in florida. calvin in production control with more on this one. >> vanity easily over takes wisdom and usually over takes common sense. you can say that about the man on the run from police decided his old mugshot didn't look so hot, so he sent a new one, a selfie and it led to him getting arrested. >> we got a new mugshot picture of him. we hope he likes it. >> in this most recent picture, donald pughe is grinning from year to year. maybe it was because he was upset with his previous ones. he was wanted by ohio police for failing to appear in court. he took to facebook asking the public to be on the lookout. but he didn't like the mug shots they were using. >> the past few weeks he was on social media taunting law

himself and posting it to police department pages saying, h this, picture is also better. he's also called into radio stations in ohio teasing them that he's still on the run. he was events we'll arrested outside a library near pensacola. sheriff's deputy say a lip ted to that arrest. he was picked up on three warrants. witnesses say he had been seen in the area before his arrest. >> so with him sending this picture and the ohio police department actually using that picture and putting it up there, it gave us more views of mr. pugh, i don't know if he thought about that before he took the picture. the escambia's post office was more than -- they even used >> thanks for the selfie. >> he actually made our jobs easier. he put more pictures of himself out there maybe at a better angle to where people were able to make a tip and identify him so we could make that arrest. >> wow.

he's being held in the escambia county jail until he is extradited back to georgia. back to you. >> calvin, thank you. two waffle house employees were fired in arkansas after they were caught on ram can a using a pot in a really gross way. a customer recorded two women, one treating the other's hair in a pot of boiling water. after this video surfaced online. waffle house corporate investigated, they fired these two women and the arkansas health department issued a full inspection of that restaurant. >> thought it was nasty and i needed to let somebody see this. >> it is nasty. the restaurant passed its inspection and was allowed to reopen. >> oh, gosh. >> did you see this? a new york car found encased in ice earlier this week. it is starting to that you. it really is. you can see in this video it's melting just a little bit. this is in hamburg, new york, that is new buffalo. this is what it looked like monday. snow, rain, wind, icy water all from lake erie tracked that car under a thick sheet of ice and i

for rides all week. >> when it's that bad you leave it, wait for it to melt. >> now his friends are all shuttling him around. >> he looks miserable. >> let's take a live look. not so miserable. still a little great on you there today. we had our own version of winter. 71 degrees out there right now. >> i like our version of winter. betty davis, tell us what we can expect for the next couple of days. >> temperatures get a little mild examiner we introduce rainfall so rain is going to make a come back, and it could do so in a pretty huge way. we'll show you some of the forecast accumulations in just a second, but first we want to take you back outside and stare downur hollywood beach. people out on the broad walk and i'm still noticing some longer sleeves and sweaters out there, so itgs probably still feeling a little cool to some of you, but right now fort lauderdaleor fort lauderdale is still showing 73 degrees while miami is at 71. stubborn clouds, that's going to be our issue for quite a while that southwesterly flow a lot will

so by 10:00 p.m., mid 60s and it looks like we'll start the day around 60 degrees as well. plenty of clouds streaming in across the sunshine state. look at how nice itt looks from atlanta to jackson and then do here those clouds running at us from gulf of mexico. also look that, that is rainfall starting to form. the latest little disturbance that's going to come through the flow and help to get those skies opening up across south florida. so the theme is that chance for rainfall. it looks like we already have some showing up over the lower keys and this forecast model showing that tomorrow we'll have our winds from the northeast to east and then it starts to show showers around through the day on thursday, maybe part of the evening too and by friday more rain moving through, between thursday and this friday, is model guesstimating there could be anywhere from one to two plus inches of rainfall across

lauderdale up toward pampano beach. we could have some soggy times out there. make sure you have the umbrella in the morning as you're heading off to work and school. i know it's january. we're not even thinking hurricane season but we already have our first named system. and we're outside this season. this is tropical storm alex churning way out in the far eastern atlantic. not a threat for us. it's going to move up the north over the north atlantic waters, not a concern, but definitely interesting to see that. the water temperature tomorrow around 76 degrees. northeast to east wind about 10 miles an hour. could have some showers around, so that could certainly interrupt your plans. temperatures will start around 60 in the morning. make that climb toward the lower 70 and is then on friday we could top out near 80 degrees, but we are going to have some gusty rains moving through drying out on saturday, more rain on sunday as another front approaches and that knocks our temperatures down

seems for monday morning. genice. >> thanks, betty. if you haven't noticed we've been talking about powerball a lot, and you can watch tonight's drawing right here on local10 news. but we've got kind of a wild story for you out of new jersey as cheers turned to tears fofo some restaurant staff. >> they thought that they had won saturday powerball jackpot only to find out they didn't. >> oh, no. make sure this does not happen to you tonight. workers seeing this youtube video celebrating after they thought that their work pool won 900 million bucks. one guy even quit on the spot, a valet worker suddenly turned to a customer saying, park your own car. >> here's the thing. it turns out that the staff had looked at the winning numbers from the previous drawing. they matched the old numbers. not the new ones and they did not actually win the nines hundred million dollars jackpot. >> if i were a valet driver, i would have done the same thing.

park your own car. >> they're all back at the job now and there are some who are speculating that they did that as a publicity stunt, but i think those cheers are real. >> if it was a stunt it worked. remember local10 is the only place to watch the big drawing. on the local 10 news at 11. >> nothing cuter than first graders learning about empathy and showing it. >> kids in minnesota showing only encourage encouragement to blair walsh. he missed the kick that would have won the seattle game against the seahawks. so these first graders made up a few cards to show him the love. >> we love you so much. and you are very good. >> i know you can do it. you can win the game. >> see, those kids as we mentioned are learning about empathy in their class and they wanted to provide a real life example.

getting a goo night's sleep could affect more than h alert you are during the day. kristi krueger gets to the heart of the matter in today's health cast. >> well, that is exactly the focus of a brand new study that looks at people who suffer from sleep apnea are more prone to develop heart problems down the line. researchers looked at two different types of sleep apnea. one is called obstructive and the other is known as central. >> interestingly found that not so much disruptive sleep apnea, but a different time of sleep apnea called central sleep apnea was associated with developing of de novo ate trail fibrillation. here's the deal, the study followed a group of elderly men for six and a half years and found that most of the men who had sleep apnea later did develop heart a arrhythmia. it's called in the brain and fails to signal the muscles to breathe. it is, of course, a little less common than obstructive sleep

physical obstruction in the airway. >> and now with tonight's record setting powerball drawing just hours away, many of us have lottery fever, and, yelp, there really is such a thing. well, your chances are winning may be pretty slim, experts say your brain has an interesting way of looking at things. here's how that works. health experts say that everyone dreams of bringing home the big prize and there's actually a part of our brain where fantasy is most as good as reality. now, that wishful thinking can release hormones to make us feel better, but be careful. don't go too far. dr. ross believes most people can keep their lottery expectations pretty realistic, but for folks struggling with gambling issues, he does suggest avoiding the temptation to buy those tickets by keeping your cash out of sht. and by the way, you don't really have to rush out there and get your ticket, guys. i have the winning numbers. they're at home. that's today's health cast. >> we want secrecy tomorrow then.

made the mistake of flashing his american express black car while he was snapping. that snap ended up costing him $80,000 in just 30 seconds. as people stole his credit card information. he now plans to file a lawsuit forcing snapchat to reveal the identities of each user that viewed that snap to track the purchases that were made. >> have e u ever seen a snapchat in it's pure gold. it was a matter of time for that guy. >> all new at 5:00. on the border as cubes who are stuck in costa rica make their way to mexico and into the u.s. look for his live report at 5:00. we continue to follow breaking news. suspicious packages causing concern

looking for goat smugglers. that's no joke. the farm expects about 90 newborngoats by mid february, so it needs help with snuggling you will the goats and babies. they have to be fed four times a day and they must be kept warm. so if you're in the area. >> in the area and you need to snuggla goat. >> look up that farm. >> that's going to do it for local10 at 4:30. here are laurie and calvin back, local10 news at 5:00. >> you guys are really milking this story. i tell you that. >> see you later. >> right now on local10 news at 5:00. tonight is the night for the $1.5 billion powerball drawing which you n only see right here on local10. we're following a developing story out of miami gardens where someone was shot in the street today. and following breaking news from beach where two suspicious packages were found tipoffs office.

border to show you how they get across. >> we begin many beach where two were found in the post office this ached. andrew perez is live on this busy scene with the latest. >> well, we know that authorities are actively searching for one man right now in connection to all of this going on right here behind me. haz-mat crews, bomb squad, fbi, police, fire, all working this scene out here at the post office right off 13th a washington in miami beach. let's get you right to sky 10 to gets a better view of this situation. what we've learned so far is an unknown man, he walked into the post office this afternoon with two large envelopes, and those envelopes are addressed to the fbi. he buys stamps, he chats with the employee inside and the employee as well as other employees reported that his behavior was just a little bit suspicious. the man then leaves the post office, leaves those envelopes behind before getting a chance to actually finish mailing them. we just spoke to fire officials a short time ago.

become upset when the guy left the