their favor and police confirmed. >> he did not win the powerball. >> she did not win that's what she is saying. >> the false alarm, back to publix their tickets. she will be sharing the prize with tennessee. plus florida had 11, 1 million dollars winners and even a $2 million winner. >> i can't wait to find out who the i hope it's ahell? too tabun knee there. hello, who is the winneorida winner will$500 million and i take lump sum payout, it will $327.8 to wait a who cla report in melbourne beach, ben kennedy, local10 news. >> okay, ben. thanks a lot. another b story today coming from key west. bring nick carter arrested laurie and calvin with a friend after an

our victor o oquendo. the runner up to dancing with the stars was arrested last night in key west for misdemeanor battery. >> so this is void from the arresting officer's body camera. you can't see too much because it's very dark, but you can hear carter tell the officer his first name and try to elain what happened. police say carter and another man michael papayans arrived at the hogs breath saloon and were denied service for being too intoxicated. police say veo from the front street bar shows carter intentionally hitting a bouncer at the bar and papayans allegedly punched the manager. both were booked into the key west jail. this is carter's third arrest following a nightclub incident in 2002 and a doubleigits bust in 2005. carter has a well known history of substance abuse that was even documented on a reality show abo his family. now this afternoon, this is video of nick carter appearing before a judge. he's bond was set at $1,500, and

to contact the alleged victi to stay away from the bar where the fight happened and to refrain from drinking alcohol. and here's carter as he walked out of jail this afternoon. he had very little to say to reporters as he jumped into a waiting taxi. his only comment was tat he's trying to enjoy his vacation in key west. carter, who lived in ruskin, a member of the backstreet boys, one of the largest boy bands in the 1990s. i want it that way was one of their biggest hits with 100 million in record sales. they played the super bowl in 2002 in tampa and more recently carter appeared on abc's dancing with the stars, nearly winning the mirror ball trophy, but instead he settled for runner up. local10 michael seiden is live in key west and he will have much more on the backstreet boy bust coming up at 6:00. back to you, laurie and calvin.

to increase its education budget, teachers took to tallahassee for a rally arguing those increases don't go far enough. the state is currently set to spend about $80 billion on education. that figure hasn't been seen since the 2007, 2008 school year, but teachers from around the state includes hundreds from south florida traveled to tallahassee for a rally. they're pushing for more spending on schools, including pay raise ands they want to reduce the amount of standardized test zag breaking news out of chicago now. a judge has ordered the release of video showing a teenager shot and killed by police. janine is in the video court with the details. calvin, the video shows the shooting death in 2013 of cedric chapman, his family has been fighting to get this video released and just this afternoon, it was. take a look. it shows -- and you'll see in just a minute, the officer with his gun drawn, chapman then coming into view. you're going to see that officer right there in the bottom right-hand side of your screen. that is chapman on the left-hand

his mother says that her son was not at congresser. he was actually st while running away from police. she says he fired after seeing him turn towards officers with a dark object. investigators later determined that that object was an iphone box. this is a picture of chapman. police say he was a carjackings suspect. that is one of several that have caused so much unrest in the city. there have been calls for mayor ram emanuel and they're bracing for protests. >> we're tracking our first main storm of the i do. the weather authority is tracking hurricane alex. it is very unusual to have a hurricane at this time of year. >> makes you wonder what type of season this will be. >> she is here to tell us where alex is heading. >> we are looking at the latest stats on it. maximum sustained winds at 85 miles per hour. moving toward the north-northeast at 23 miles per hour.

hurricane alex, and then here are the azors, those highlands and it look like some of these may have to death with a direct blow from this system. as you mentioned, this is rare, the last time we had a sub tropical or tropical storm forming in january over the atlantic back in 1978. and the last t te we had a tropical or sub tropical storm forming in january over the atlantic and developing into a hurricane, 1938. so you don't see this every january day. that is for sure. as i mentioned, closing in on the azors, great news for us, it's not going to be a threat for the u.s., but we certainly will be tracking this. guys? >> all right, betty. thanks a lot and now to the latest on the cuban migrants crisis in central america. some of those migrants are traveling north through mexico. >> as we wait for the first wave to arrive we're looking at a facility inside the border that helps newly arrived migrants. >> local10 hatzel vela shows you

she's joining us now from laredo, hatzel vela. >> we can't really talking about the cuban migrant issue without talking about the entire issue. thbest place to do that is here in laredo, texas and the facility we're going to take you in knows this experience all too well. >> we make sure you have enough water, gatorade and then some snacks for them. >> you're looking at one of the most respect migrant shelters in laredo, texas. it's a joint effort. the institute owns and runs the building, but catholic social serviceslso works out of the same place, a joint operation that became critical in 2014 when unaccompanied minors started flooding the souther border. >> on an average basis for like two, three weeks, we were probably between 80 to 100 people coming through daily. >> the executive director says today the influx remains steady.

and the feds are taking noticed over the last few american red cross the department of homeland security says there has been an up tick in the numbers of unaccompanied children and families at the southern border. because of that they have increased bed space in federal run shelters in what they call the laredo second tore. u.s. customs and border protection reports 356 people were caught in fiscal year 2015. in 2016 there have bee 502. that's a 41% increase. daily you do hear their struggleds, you hear their story and the reason for leaving their country. >> r many it means a dangerous voya that could days, weeks, sometimes american red cross. at times no food, no water or sleep for days. and sometimes that includes children. they're having to carry them. they're having to neuter nurte them and make some sort of normal life for them.

experience. at 6:00 you're going to meet a 27-year-old woman whom we spoke with an hour after being released by immigration officials, likely her story is similar to that, the many cuban migrants who are coming across mexico at this hour. for now reporting live on the mexican u.s. border, hatzel vela, local10 news. >> this developing story from overseas where at least seven people, including five attackers are dead after several explosions in jacarda it's did he knees a. one is claiming responsibility for the bombings and indonesian think they're part of terror attacks targeting downtown. the company says one customer was injured, treated right there on the scene. starbucks says all of their stores in that city will remained closed

recovered the bodies of the attackers and they are looking for more people involved right now. the netherlands foreigner minister says a dutch man has been wound blood hollywood is mourning the loss of british calvin hughes tore alan rickman. he gained fame in die hard and for professo snape in the harry potter series. he was sixties nine years old. harry potter j.k. rowling took to twitter to express her grief, writing, there are no words to express how shocked and devastated i am to hear of alan rickman's death. he was a magnificent act tore and a wonderful man. breaking news for the music industry, a sad day for its biggest star, celine deon's husband has died with a long battle with cancer. he guided her career as her manager and a mentor. he is survived by the couple's three children as well as his adult children from a previous relationship.

thursday and those roadways are so wet, so let's check with local10 news reporter general then fernandez. >> a start with i-95 southbound, this is just before u.s. one. you can see in the distance that's a broken down tractor-trailer that is blocking the left lane and of course with that we are seeing some delays. again this is i-95 southbound just before u.s. one. looking at those speeds clocking in at 21 miles per hour. we've got a big accident on the turnpike that's causing some mor delays. this says as you're heading south as you're approaching hollywood boulevard, there is a right lane blocked and we are seeing those slow speeds clocking in at 9 miles per hour and those delays are starting from 595. we also have an accident on i-75 northbound this is as you're trying to ramp on to 595 east. we are seeing some pretty heavy delays here as well with speeds there we're looking at around 10 miles per hour. we also hav this crash on i-95 northbound. this is right around oakland park boulevard with speeds here clocking in at 30 miles per hour.

>> thanks a lot of,@ jenice. >> a lot of people were disappointed to say the least to find out that they hadn't won the big powerball jackpot. >>' all felt the same way. >> there were still other winners. some people in south florida had the winning numbers for a million dollar payout. we'll say you to the stores where those tickets were sold coming up at 5:00 30:00. >> police have made an arrest in a deadly uber crash that happened just two days after christmas. find out what the victim's family is saying coming coming up at 5:00 30:00. more controversy surrounding the

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. >> well, the list of oscar nominations is now out and the 19th acceptability resurvival "revenant" leads with 12 nominations for a person i really like, lionardo decap rio. like last year, the acting categories are filled with only white nominees. brandy hel kitty has more from -- hitt. including sylvester stale loan. there's also talk about who wasn't nominated, with a growing adversity

>> in the hunt for oscar gold, the "revenant" leads the pack, including 12 nominations. >> and a fifth acting nod for lionardo decap rio. he's going to win a oscar, he's a lock. >> also in the best category category, brian cranston, mike as fasbenker -- bri avenue larson a favorite, spoke to good morning america just minutes after her nomination. >> it's the highest form of flattery in my field. >> it should be pointed out, it's a whitewash in the acting category. >> white calvin hughes torrez represent all acting nominations

whyill spies or edrisilba. >> mad max fewer furyy receiving 10 nods. "star wars: the force awakens" was also nominated five times in technical categories. >> the academy is bringing back chris rock as host 11 years after his first run on the oscar stage. see who wins an academy award february 28th on abc. in los angeles, brandy hit, local10 news. >> one more reminder, the 88th academy awards will be handed out on february, sunday 28th. check in with all of us live on local10. our red carpet coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. >> let's turn now to our betty davis and we are really complaining about our weather today. you know, once again these gray skies feeling like ammon, but it's -- you know. >> at least it's a thursday. >> can you brighten things up for the weekend a little bit. >> working on it for saturday.

weather out there and cool temperatures too. lower sevens was all we managed this afternoon. not that we were expecting an incredibly warm day, so today really did go as planned. noting that our afternoon high for this time of the year in the m 70s didn't quite make that. winds now from the east-southeast at 10 miles an hour. 71 out at mia, the forecast, dance and dreary for the rest of the evening as temperatures slip down towards the upper 60s by about 9:00 this evening. doppler radar, broward and miami-dade, we still are finding some patchy, light showers out there. the rain is a bit more substantial on the west side o the peninsula as we're looking out over mainland monroe, collier county too and this basically going laurie and calvin with that south westerly -- along with the south westerly flow, so there could be more passing showers to be had, so if you are making plans to make road trip tonight, know the windshield wipers are going to be back and forth.

for the south we're paying very close attention to what we see along the gulf coast and then a system over the gulf of mexico, this one too will be working in our direction for tomorrow, but before it even arrives, we're going to take note of the showers we'll have out there tonight, and then come early tomorrow morning, we could have some scattered rains, won't rule out a few storms, but it looks like the afternoon, early evening is when we may have a line sort of gusty storms that try to move on through, so we'll be here tracking that as we push a front through. that front behind it, we clear out or dry out on friday, so that's the timefrfre -- pardon me, drying out saturday night. it's going to be saturday when we're expecting more sunshine ad then by saturday evening, the clouds will start to return as we track the next system that brings us some rain sunday. so for tomorrow definitely keep the umbrellas handy. rain and gusty storms. temperatures may touch 80 degrees tomorrow. so even though we're introducing a better chance for rainfall at least

there, we're going to see temperatures getting a lot milder and by sunday we're looking at a high of 80 before we cool things back down next monday and tuesday. look at tuesday morning. some lower 50s. calvin? >> okay. thanks a lot there, betty. >> today 25 new u.s. citizens were formalized in a ceremony in the city of golden beach. and even with the showers couldn't stop it. my partner here, mr. calvin went over to serve as the keynote speaker for the ceremony and the countries represented ranged from canada to jamaica, venezuela to ba. >> today's ceremony was a great event. i've done many of those ceremonies over the years and i can always tell you that you always find yourself choking back tears as they raise those flags and saying so proud toll an american. >> oh, so all-american. it just hits you right there. >> and on the beautiful beach with the rain. >> it was a little windy out there, but it was still golden beach. some of the most expensive real

>> gorgeous place to welcome those new citizens. >> still to come today, backstreet boy nick carter is now out of jail, local10 cameras were there as he left the lockup key west. we'll tell you what he had to say to reporters new at 6:00. >> inside fpl smart grid control center. in fact this is the first time cameras have been allowed inside to film. the u.s. secretary of energy just visited here today and announced a new initiativiv we'll explain on local10 news. >> and i'm will manso, frustration and loss is mounting for the miami heat out west. we'll take you inside a very honest locker room next in sports.

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>> now local10 sports with will manso. >> well, adversity is here for the miami heat. after an early schedule, the heat is starting to see the impact of a

handed them three loses. >> watch here. perhaps talking about positioning on the floor, grabbed his jersey, tried to get him in the right position. it seemed to work on this alley oop. it was all down hill from there. the heat were sloppy with the basketball. 24 turnovers and the clippers finished miami from both the inside and the outsiden los angeles wins this one running away 104-90 and, yes, the heat have now lost three straight games and all the coach wants is a little consistency. >> we're the same team that won the first game on this trip that showed toughness in our last game and we're the same team that stunk up the joint tonight, and we have to find a way to get more consistent on the team that we like. >> there's a lot of inner dilemmas

frustrations, and that's -- that's the things you have to learn how to get past. >> the frustration is clear and understandable. the heat will look to get back on track with two more games on this trip. they'll be in denver tomorrow ahd oklahoma city on sunday. and i'll be honest with you, right now, laurie and calvin, this team doesn't van i-35. they do not know whether they want to push or run. they had a 16-point lead and ended up losing by 14 that's something they cannot allow to happen. >> we're going to have more at 6:00. they not up that lead, and has been kind of the pattern this season. it's frustrating for the coach and thth players. >> let's hope they can turn itaround. will, thank you. still to come, police have made an arrest in a deadly crash that led to a lawsuit against uber. >> a passenger w ws killed in that crash last month in southwest miami-dade and despite the arrest, the victim's family is still upset about the uber's driver's actions.

>> a there were other big winners in last night's powerball drawing who didn't hit the $1.5 billion jackpot. we'll share some of the local winning shores. >> another live report for golden beach where one of those golden tickets were sold.

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local10 news starts right now. >> right now at 5:00 30:. a man arrested for driving drunk in a ledly crash that involved an uber faced a judge in miami today. that crash happened jt two days after christmas in southwest miami-dade. one of the passengers was killed in that horrific collision. the victim's family has filed a lawsuit against the ride sharing company saying the driver was neigent. >> jenny, victor, police and prosecutors have a very different vision of this wreck that went down. they actually didn't charge the uber driver at all.

uber with speeding and driving drunk and that young man had a bond hearing today. he did get bond but not before some very sious questions. >> you were arrested for double digits manslaughter, double digits causing serious bodily injury to another and vehicle homicide. >> the crash scene was horrifying and fatal for 20-year-old college student pablo sanchez, jr. he was with three others in a uber ride two mortgages after christmas turning left in front of 20-year-old alex ander cheek a. >> it caused the gmc yukon on to flip over after rotating counterclockwise and hitting a wall. >> his family and community from mater. he was first held no bond becausus of a tweet he posted before his arrests wednesday. a little columbia run coming soon,

prosecutors feared he knew his toxicology results would show he was drunk and planned to get away to his family. >> he's not the type of kid, neither is his family the type of people that are going to flee from a situation or from a problem. >> his attorney said the tweet was about traveling for a soccer game in columbia, even brought the game tickets as evidence. >> this is a tragedy. i think for every family involved. >> alex chaca got bond. expect that he will be able to post it in the next few hours. he will have wear one of those ankle monitoring bracelets and he did have to surrender his passport. i'm glenna milberg at criminal court in miami, reporting live, local10 news. >> we know that three winning tickets for last night's powerball drawing were sold in melbourne beach, chino hills, california, and mford, tennessee, but many people in south florida won big.

where those winning tickets were sold. andrew. this is one of the places where those million dollar tickets were sold. but we know, i can tell you this much, a lot of people woke up this morning and they ended up going to work. you have to go in if you don't win big. but like i said, we do have several million dollar winners right here in south florida. a lot of people wen@t to those winning gas stations and convenience stores h hoping to try their luck for next te. >> while no one won the powerball jackpot, a million dollar powerball prize is just as good. i would give it to family and friends, buy another house and retire. >> he heard a million dollar ticket was bought at this c chevron. looking forward to the next one now. >> what's the jackpot? >> i no idea. >> you don't care? >> no. >> you just want to win something. >> no, i just want to win something. >> i'm not going to lie. i'm like here.

we know there were 11 winners in florida actually. eight of those tickets, those million dollar tickets here in south florida, twice in davie, twice in northwest miami-dade. cutler bay. boca, boynton beach, key west. no word who the winners are right now, but of course stores like this, if you take eye look out live, this 7-eleven off weston road in davie they will also get a cut for selling one of those million dollar tickets. live tonight in davie, i'm andrew perez, local10 news. >> the secretary of the u.s. department of energy came to south florida today to get a firsthand lo at fdl's system control center. as local10 scott tongin reports security was tight. >> today u.s. secretary of energy announced a new energy initiative in front of a jaw dropping technological system. florida smart grid control center. >> as a matter of fact the video port behind us is the largest video wall in the entire nation.

of our entire infrastructure and this video wall gives us technological capabilities we've never had before. >> this is the very first time cameras have been allowed inside the observation room of florida power and light's smart grid control center. it really is a technological marvel. they're able to not only spot power outages but even reroute power automatically fdl claims its able to restore power to 50% of its powers through this automated technology. >> our system will self heal. it will automatically look to see where the outage occurred, reroute power and then leave the section that's out of power isolated. >> what better backdrop for energy secretary to announce president obama's three year grid modernization initiative. >> this will be up to $220 million in funding. telling fund 88 projects, r and d projects. >> 14 national laboratories will share the funding with scholars and

>> researchers at the university of florida are going to be engaged to better understand and quantify energy use in buildings. >> at an undisclosed south florida location for security reasons, todd tongin, local10 news. >> it's going to take a few american red cross for the grants to be issued and it will begin to harden and national eyes the fried. it stems from cyber certificate rhythm, weather and climate change and integrating emerging technology. >> two middle school students charged after a loaded gun was found at their school this week, they faced a judge today.local10 terrell forney was there and joins us live. >> jenny, these are kids barely teenagers, but facing some very adult like charges. yesterday's court appearance in juvenile court was postponed until today and today is when we really learned some more details about this iident in hollywood. and we also learned the fate of these two boys. >> a 13-year-old in juvenile

under his father' bed and brought the weapon to class tuesday at apollo middle school in hollywood. it is here in a school bathroom where investigators say the teen showed it off to at least two other students and even pointed the loaded gun at one fellow classmate. >> the gun of loaded and there was a round in the el chapo per. >> we know witnesses contacted school security who then called police. the teen and another boy now under arrest, apparently both handled the gun before trying to hide it underneath the school portable, an act that could have turned deadly had another kid found that weapon. >> i know what they did today was wrong. i'm just asking for mercy and i want him to come home. >> the two middle school students who were arrested did not say a word today as the judge examined their school report cards and school history which includes a record of honor roll for the boys who have never been in trouble before, but even after an appeal by each of their parents to get them home, the judge decide that had

much of a public safety concern, given the seriousness of the charges. >> having a loaded firearm at a school is just something -- i causes so much concern for the public. >> andhis means that those two young men will remain locked up in a secured juvenile detention center for at least the next 21 days. they will then have another court appearance and that juvenile court judge will reassess their status. >> we're live in fort lauderdale, i'm terrell forney, local10 news. >> terrell, thank you. now to shocking video from cleveland where a bus driver was attacked by a passenger who didn't have the fare. this as other passengers just watched and did nothing to help. >> trouble boarded bus 3349 on december 23rd just after 6:00 in the evening. a heated conversation between driver and passenger about a bus ticket that could not be accepted because it was expired.

then frustration followed from the passengers. >> i've got a job to go to. >> do you want to go to jail on some bs? >> police say the man that boarded is 22-year-old jarrod henderson. a few minutes in he demanded the driver let him go. >> call the police. >> insad passengers turned and walked away. history. burglary. he also punched and kicked his child's mother. the 3-year-old saw everything. >> i'm a felon, man. >> come o man. i don't want to go to jail. >> theriver didn't let up and this happened. >> he's got a knife. he's got a knife. >> still no one called police. again, this all started over a bus fare worth just a few bucks.

will come help me. >> the driver eventually called police. >> and finally a ride to jail. >> the guy who attacked the bus driver is probation now for burglary and drug cases. he's now being held in jail as prosecutors review new charges against him. >> right now it's time to get check on the afternoon rush. it's getting dark and rainy, so we have to ceck in with traffic reporter jenise fernandez. >> jenny want to take i r you right to the turnpike. this is right around hollywood boulevard. heavy delays where two lanes are blocked and speeds are at 4 miles per hour, hardly moving at all. we're starting to see those delays start from 595 and it looks like they're going to stretch for about 5 miles. so somee heavy delays there. all right. check this out, because i-95 southbound, heavy delays here, all due to an accident. and as we zoom on into our map so

again, this is i-95 seeing a lot of red here with speeds tre at 13 miles per hour. now, back to broward county, i75 northbound still waiting for this accident to clclr up. this is as you're trying to ramp on to 595 eastbound. there is a middle lane blocked with speeds here at 18 miles per hour. vic to. >> jenice, thanks. i would have gone helicopter if i had won powerball. avoid all that traffic. >> avoid it all. >> by now you know one of those big powerball winners is from right here in florida. that winning ticket sold at a publix in melbourne beach. we'll have another live report from that lucky store coming up at 6:00. >> have you seen this? this is a dog that just smiles on command. he really lights up the room. we're going to show you more of this little camera hog coming up. >> first debilitating dance injuries are more common than many realize. up next in today's health ct we'll show you a special program

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dancing is recognized not only as a form of self express but a great form of exercise, but it's not without risk. debill tailgate dance injuries are more common than many realize. today local10 terribleist kristi krueger looks at a special program designed to help young dancers get back on their feet fast year

gab has been drawn to dance since they was four years old. >> i like that there's a lot of structure but it's always something new. there's a new challenge every day that you go into class, but you know what to expect. >> but gaby wasn't expecting injuries to keep her off the dance floor. first her ankle, then they are lower back. the atmosphere for the young dancer is getting much more advanced as far as the amount of stress. >> physical therapist whitney chambers works w wh young dancers through a special u8 sports medicine program at joe digaggio hospital. the vast majority of injuries tend to be related to overuse and it's related to the volume of training and the types of skills they're working repetitively. >> it's estimate that 20% of student dancers are dealing with some kind of injury at any given point. among the most common dance injuries, snapping hip syndrome. that's the snapping of a hen done right over a bony bump on the

also ankle impinge meant, that can happen when the toe is fully pointed and may require surgery to repair. dancers are also suggestion acceptable to stress fractures of the lower back. >> the biggest thing is the assessment and make are sure we're identifying their areas of opportunities to improve upon and where their i am balances lie so we can improve their efficiency of a body as a whole. >> gabbie is glad to be teaching again. teaching one dance move at a time. >> it's really frustrating, but i have learned to take time off, knowing that if i take time off now, i'll get to do it more later. >> very smart advice there. physical therapists say that core streth and flexibility are both key to helping to avoid these dance related injuries, and it's important for instructors to help students recognize when they're pushing themselves too hard. staying off the dance floor until the pain has subsided is the oy real way to avoid potentially permanent tissue damage.

>> thanks, kristi. drug smugglers still keep coming up with ways to smuggle merchandise into the country. look at these two trucks that were stopped at the border in texas. it looks like they're hauling carrots, but there's 2500 pounds of marijuana hidden among the vegetables. drug sniffing dogs alerted officers to the marijuana packages. hidden among the real thing. the drugs have a street value of nearly a half million bucks. >> let's bring in chief meteorologist betty davis, it's a little warmer but it is still gloomy. >> haven't seen t sun in days, betty. when is it coming back. >> saturday. we are counting on saturday. today was so not a beach day with all the clouds and the showers in the mix too, even as temperatures are rebounding, especially for tomorrow. tomorrow is going to be a lot milder or warmer than today, but we'll be stuck in the clouds and the rain potential. looking out at the broad walk right now.

there, so perhaps a little cool for some, but withthe wind coming in from the east-southeast, that a sign of some milder air being transported into the area and temperatures are holding in the lowe sevens. the forecast for the evening, dreary and dance. our sky cast model has just updated, not only showing clouds in the area, but also showing the potential for some rainfall out there as well. and that we're bearing it out on the doppler radar as we scan the skies on the west side of the peninsula over it's land, broward and miami-dade. we're finding plenty of light rainfall out over the everglades and then look at the rainfall we see stretching from mainland monroe back out toward the gulf of mexico side. this is all moving from the southwest and moving on up and over toward the northeast which means more showers in the forecast for us as we heading through the night and then by tomorrow morning we could have maybe a few strong storms as well before we introduce our next round of storms or at least gusty showers tomorrow afternoon,

making for rainfall along portions of louisiana and that's extending out towards the gulf of mexico. so it is a pretty progressive pattern for us. we have the south westerly flow a lot and that won't be changing as we're heading from tonight and into tomorrow and the next day and the next day quite frankly, but anyway what we're expecting for the evening is cloudy and dance. early morning scattered rain, maybe a few strong storms, we'll be watching out for that. by the afternoon, rain, and this is probably the timeframe where we see the better chance for gusty storms tomorrow afternoon. south westerly flow aloft, a rollercoaster forecast for friday's storms. we have better weather come saturday, a lot drier weather before we have more rain coming back on sunday and it looks like we dry out again on monday. so back and forth, back and forth. make sure you have the rain gear handy tomorrow and then on our saturday, that is when we expect to have drier weather and cooling down

>> betty, thank you. >> say cheese. >> that is a smiling dog. this rescue dog has nearly broken the internet with his ability to smile for the camera on command. watch. there he goes. he's going to break into the grin again and again. as soon as he sees a camera. this video by the way has already more than 12 million views on facebook. >> you see dogs with over bites, under bites, but usually you see they're permanently out. this guy can actual. >> those are some nice choppers. his name is herbert and he's five months old. that's probably how he got adopted. if you want your own dog and you want to have a smile on it, there are hundreds of animals inn need of loving homes right here in south florida. >> hi, l@ttle bobby. oh, you're already asleep. you're already ready for your nap.

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country music plans for the return of garth brooks. he hasn't played in south florida in almost 20 years. >> it's hard to believe. brooks will be performing there for three nights along with his wife trisha yearwood. shyann malone has her cowboy boots on and she's live with more. >> guy, this is a big deal and you can tell from the line behind me people are piling in. in facts, this concert started out as a two day stop at the b, b and t center, but with all the overall response and the tickets selling out they had to add a third day, which is tonight. doors open at 7:30, so there's a lot of tunes to be heard. we heard a little bit of that sound check earlier today. can't share that with you, but i can tell you thagarth brooks is excited to be performing for all of you here in south florida alongside the one he loves the most. >> lots. laughs. >> we don't really ask for advice anymore. >> while keeping it real. >> but wetill give it. >> garth brooks and wife trisha

the husband and wife duo answering questions from the media before they kickoff their three day concert stop at the bb and stylist from in sunrise. >> tonight is going to be way too much, way too quick. >> as we both know. >> the all fame country music singer retired from the road in 2001, but has beeback on tour for more than a year. it's the first time, though, brooks has been on stage in south florida in nearlily two decades. >> 14 months of touring, the one thing i keep hearing is, where's the garth stuff? >> the country music industry continues to evolve, something they both embrace. >> there a little bit something of for everybody, and that's kind of what country music has become is kind of that melting pot.

ages out there. you see a lot of different cultures and that's cool. >> for them it's all about pleasing the fans. >> a a my job is to come out here and kind of get them away from their lives for a couple hours and close their eyes and sing as loud as they can. >> both of them very down to earth. you could hardly tell they were even celebrities and very humble. the concert does start at 7:30. reporting live from run size, shyann malone, lical10 news. >> i've heard he puts on a really great show. >> i'm sure it's going to be great. the place will be packed. >> that's going to be it for local10 news at 5:00 30m. >> laurie and calvin back at 6:00. >> we're searching for the three giant powerball winners. one of them is right here in florida. >> and now the billboard blues. the next jackpot worth a measly 40 million. we have live tam coverage. >> alex, already and maybe january but your weather authority is already tracking the season's first named hurricane. >> a backstreet boy busted in key west, his arrest caught on a cop's

>> and millions of travelers with a case of jet blues. what led to big delays for the airline today. hundreds of teachers rallying in tally and we are right there with them. the news starts at 6:00 right now. >> live. the one and only local10 news starts right now. >> off the top at 6:00, yes, we now know where the winning powerball tickets were sold but we are still waiting to hear who those lucky winners are. >> one of those winning tickels were sold right here in the sunshine state. we know that at a publix in melbourne beach. those three big winners will each share that nearly $1.5 billionl10 news reporter b live in melbourne beach where winning florida ticket was ben? afternoon, lauriende someone is sitting a very nice dinnea the big question i who.en trying to find out all day long here live in melbourne beach. it's so cool.