>> stay w right now at 4 0 we have at least three winners of power ball including somebody right here in florida. gunfire rock the fiesh capital leaving several people dead and dozens injured. a scare at a south beach post office. what a man did that had multiplegencies on alert. hi, south florida. good morning. i'm eric yutzy. >> i'm jacey birch. hope you guys got a good night's sleep. jue durda's here with your forecast. enjoy it because it's all c cnging today. we have temperatures right now in the lower 60s. about five to six degrees lower than what we woke up to yesterday. the winds moving in from the east northeast at around seven miles per hour. has going to happen today?

68 degrees in kendall. 61 in homestead. 62 in pompano beach. so today make sure you don't leave me without the rain gear. even though we are waking up cloudy, warmer and dry right now over miami-dade and broward. even though we're going to increase the chance of a shower hour by hour in the afternoon. this eventually will be moving into south florida, miami-dade, broward and up towards west palm beach. i'll have more coming up. it was the power ball drawing you saw here on local 10. this morning we know there are at least three winners of the 1.5 billion power ball. >> the 7-11 where that ticket was sold stormed with people. now we know there is a winner here in florida. we know how many tickets have won but we don't know how many winners there are. >> it's a bit of a

they are. >> cash it in. >> lauren is i chino hills with what we do know so far. can you believe it, america, a world record jackpot and it's coming to you right now. >>reporter: it was more than a billion dollar moment people were waiting for. >> it is the number 10 tonight. >>reporter: and that moment undoubtedly changing the life of the lucky power ball player who bought one of the winning tickets here at this chino hills, california 7-11. crowds of people showing up last night after it was revealed. >> it's almost like we won even though we didn't because our community won. >>reporter: call it a sign of pawer ball fever sweeping the nation.tickets ahead of the drawing selling at a frenetic pace of 1.3 a

>> this is the winner. >>reporter: drawing long lines, inspiring people to cross state boarders. >> we're all going to buy round-trip tickets to the moon. fever. >>reporter: more than 300 million tickets sold wednesday. that's almost one for every person in this country for a prize that got too big to even fit on billboards. lottery officials reporting it comes out to $983.5 million. the california winner who bought his or her ticket here will split the jackpot with any other winners in other states. there are two others that we know of, in florida and tennessee. lauren lister, chino hills, california. breaking overnight, at least seven people have been killed after has being called a coordinated terror track in jakarta, indonesia. at least one explosion

station at a busy intersection in the city center. it's not immediately clear who is behind those@ attacks. a scare at a south beach post office. >> it began with a man trying to send two envelopes addressed to the fbi. now the feds want to know who that man is. andrew perez has the latest. >> the place is currently evacuated and we're currently waiting for a bomb squad. >>reporter: authorities taking no chances after some suspicious activity inside this miami beach post office. >> we received the call about 2:55 this afternoon. authorities searching for this man who entered the post office after washington and 13th street. he walks in with two large envelopes seen in the surveillance photo. the envelopes were addressed to the fbi and after issues trying to mail them, the man drops the envelope and leaves.

of see something -- era of see something, say something that led to a call. >>reporter: it's unclear right now what was inside the envelopes but they were eventual deemed safe. now officials just want answers. >> remember we're going the suspicion of the behavior of the person in the post office. now they were addressed to the fbi so obviously we're in talks with them. they are addressing actual fbi addresses but we don't know what's in them. >>reporter: authorities want you to take another good look at this guy. no hazardous substances were found, nothing like that. it's being tested and examined. anyone who knows anything about the person of interest is encouraged the call the number on your screen. andrew perez, local 10 news. a couple caught on camera trying to light a

the cashier says they smelled like gasoline, showed her a bottle filled with gas, also a lighter, they demanded cash and threatened to light her on fire if she did not cooperate. police say the very same couple was spotted here in dania beach. two mile schoolers, one of them an honor roll student are waiting to learn their fate after allegedly bringing a loaded gun on campus. one student showed another classmate the gun and police say when other students spotted it, the two boys panicked and they tried to hide it. the scare caused the school to be placed on lockdown. teamerican sailors released from iranian custody yesterday. lots of questions still remain. local 10 news reporter janine stanwood has the story. >>reporter: we're seeing new video of the two american boats

surrender. ten american sailors, kneeling, hands on their heads. throughout the night, reports secretary of state john kerry would make five calls demanding their release, explaining their entry to iranian territorial water was a mistake. meanwhile the passports are examined, they are fed and questioned. >> it was a mistake, that was our fault, and we apologize for our mistake. >>reporter: asked how they were treated. >> the iranian behavior was fantastic while we were here. we thank you very much for your hospitality and assistance. >>reporter: questions remain about whether the sailor who spoke was doing so voluntarily and why they were disarmed, on their knees. >> why didn't they call for help? why wasn't there anybody there to help them. why didn't they tow themselves away and why did they allow themselves to be taken hostage by the iranians without a fight. >>reporter: the quick release of

relations between the united states and iran after the nuclear deal that's about to take affect. but others contend that this is iran challenging and even humiliating the united states. we're in the videoport this morning. i'm janine stanwood, local 10 news. many stuck in legal limbo. they are finally making their way north now. hatzel vela has the story from the texas-mexico border. >>repopoer: daniel shows us dinner. it was rethis rei chicken on the go. he and other cubans have made this their quarter. 180 cubans said to be making their way through mexico. this is new video of them arriving and checking in with mexican immigration officials. he lives in hialeah earlier told u he's waiting on six migrants. three of them are cousins, others just friends.

them back to miami. they are desperate and anxious to get here, he says. >> they are happy to say we have people from cuba waiting for us. >>reporter: cubans and freedom, an organization he says helps migrants once they arrive. by the time they get here, he says many of them are broke, often the targets of unscrupulous andorrupt mexican airport officials. >> they get extorted for money or anything valuable they carry. once on this bridge e they are steps away from a newife. unlike other migrants when they get to the security point, cubans can simply state they are seeking political asylum. that's when they get processed and then eventually released.

in costa rica, so the government there is hoping to start two flights a day starting next week so that these migrants can make their way up. reporting on the u.s.-mexican border, hatzel vela, local 1 news. prison authorities say they are moving el chapoo randomly from cell to cell. a guard is at his cell door around the clock. mexican authorities releasing this new mug shot. el chapo has a shaved head, now wearing a gray ison suit. he's back in the maximum security prison he escaped from last year. markets set to reopen after another yet dive. you heard about this, the dow jones, the nasdaq, s&p 500. the dow was down 364 points while the s&p dropped nearly 50 points. u.s. markets have been volatile this month as concerns grow about the economies of china and the middle east and

hundreds of south florida teachers marching on tallahassee today. >> coming up see why educators from all over

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testing, overall funding and the future of teacher pay. lawmakers willake up bills that will address some of the concerns. whether or not it passes remains to be seen. >> we used to be very well respected, very well paid. now we can't even pay our student loans back. $40,000. tell me what it costs to get a four year degree. >> the numbers don't add up. >> carlos suarez travelininwith them. he will join us live this morning with the very latest on the journey. bumped you didn't win the p/wer ball? i am. the dania entertainment center had its soft opening and the casino had been closed for several months for renovation, the home of high life for more than 60 years now has a brand new court along with a whole nenecasino floor.

the 'this place since the '70s. i love what they've done. look at how beautiful. how can you go wrong with this? >> he likes it. the renovation includes an entertainment venue that seats 850 people. remember that frozen car we showed you n cased in ice? finally it's been towed away. the carcycle had been sitting frozen in a new york parking lot since monday. crews chipped away enough ice to drag that car on to a tow truck and haul it away. the guy who was driving it, went out partying, was drinking and said i'm just leaving it and taking another ride home. >> that's good. >> he showed up the next day and obviously didn't go anywhere. >> i think he should have left it there and then tourists could have come back and taken pictures. let it melt.

>> it will only last two more days because it is warming up there before another cool down. >> see, julie knows. it would have melted eventually. julie, are our cool temperatures melting too? >> we're going to start a bit of rain. 65 degrees in east key west. that east northeast breeze is in place ahead of a warm front moving in from the gulf of mexico. currently temperatures right now, pembroke pines good morning to you, it is 62, 60 in kendall, 61 in homestead and 63 in marathon. so the winds are calm this m mning and by the afternoon the winds will eventually move in off the ocean as that warm front does lift from the gulf of mexico. it's going to increase our rain chances later on today. it won't happen tilt afternoon. currently we are seeing the showers and storms favoring the keys from the middle down to the lower keys. heavy rain over portions of marathon and key west

all of these showers will push towards the northeast and eventually lift towds the north. right now just south of louisiana, southwest of louisiana and basically that will head towards the east. currently high pressure will provide for that northeast breeze. we do have that system provided for some snowfall over portions of the great lakes. another system that moved in from the west coast headed in towards the rockies and montana. it's a big change compared to what we saw the last few days. it will be dreary by the afternoon. we're expecting those showers and storms start to increase by the later half of the day. tomorrow morning we'll be talking about showers and storms for the morning commute. attached to that low that's going to move over northern florida is a cold front. this will clear south florida by torrow afternoon around 5:00 or 6:00. we have to talk about some tropical storm alex, that's right, the first named storm of the

can you believe it? it has gone down in history. the winds now at 70 miles per hour ass this is going to head towards the acores. definitely a concern for shipping. as you can see, it has only been since 1978, the last time we've seen a subtropical storm develop in january. so quite some time for it to go down in history. we're not really going to worry about it. it will continue to move over the atlantic it. keep the rain gear handy today into tomorrow. another front moves in for more raiaisunday. cooler. 50 runs for lows by monday. a high-speed chase in texas involving a big rig. >> we're going to show you how this cop was

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for victims under way in the french alps after a deadly avalanche. the children's teacher was taken to the hospital but no word yet on the condition. investigators trying to figure out what caused an oil rigo catch fire. this happened right here in oklahoma. several roads shut down as crews battled the flames. all work crews are safe and accoued for. stolen big rig leads to a police chase in texas. this 18-wheeler reported stolen from a dallas suburb. police tried to stop the driver using stop sticks but the bad guy kept on going on rims. finally all of it came to an end 42 miles later after he drove down a dead-end road. the oldest tree kangaroo in heist died at zoo miami. patty had been at zoo

she gave birth to four offspring, all of which had been moved to other zoos or institutions. paint. apparent leer her dexterity was so good that she was able to hold a brush just like us humans do. the zoo of course says missed. >> that's a good grip on that brush there. >> i didn't know they could do that. i've seen elephants paint. poor patty. the marlins making moves in the offseason. >> dan campbell is on the move as well. see where the interim coach is going after a tough season. there was a winner, is this yours, other

>>reporter: good morning, everybody. i'm clay ferraro withyour local 10 morning sports wrap. dee gordon have had one of the best seasons in 2015. a five-year deal worth $50 million with an additional option according to fox sports. gordon led the league in hits, batting average and stolen bases last season. the new deal keeps the two sides out of salary arbitration. clippers had to send gordon dragic home with a calf injury. you can tell yesterday he was bummed about it. >> and, you know, it's part of theame. >>reporter: one-time dolphins running back lawree philips has been found dead of a suspected suicide in his prison cell. this comes ten years

girlfriend and driving his car into three teenagers. he played for the 'phins after a stellar career in college in nebraska. he was 40 0 ars old. the former dolphins interim coach dan campbell is on his way to new orleans as an assistant coach. he was part of the squad that won the super bowl although he was injured. players loved him in miami but that was not enough to get him the full-time job. former head coach joe philbin could soon have a head new job a well. there were multiple reports last night that philbin could be moving closer to an assistant coaching job with the new york giants. i'm clay ferraro and that's your local 10 morning sports wrap. heat were out west last night taking on the clippers.

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breaking news right now at 5:00, there's a power ball winner here in south florida. now we wait to see who those lucky people are. the terror attack killing at least seven people. the multiple explosions that has indonesia on high alert this morning. what we're learning about the man arrested for allegedly causing a deadly crash involving an uber driver. plus gas bombers caught on camera.

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