republicans face off, the fighto stand out which is days before the iowa c caucuses. hey, south florida. i'm eric yutzy. >> i'm jacey birch. we're so busy trying to figure out who won power ball that we forgot there's eight other millionaires right here in south florida with us. >> a lot of people waking up very lucky this morning. very certainly feel lucky. it's a bit warmer. >> you like it warmer? i like it cooler. >> to the degree in which it warmed up here's weather authority meteorologist julie durda. >> it's 13 degrees warmer than what we saw yesterday. >> retracted. i mean sorry, you know me. i have the data for you. what you feel like and what the truth is, it's hard sometimes. it's hard to take. we'll get over it and those 50s will be back in the forecast, eric, early next week. we'll be back to wherere we should be feeling like winter.

feels more like summer. wind moving in from the southeast between 14 and 20 miles per hour. that's why it's so much warmer. a muggy 75 degrees in hialeah, 74 in marathon. very unsettled weather pattern due to a warm front that's moving into the central portions of the state. that's what caused all the precipitation that fell lifetime night. that's why the roads are so wet. the cold front will be moving into south florida later today. we'll keep the chance of storms in the forecast until about 7:00. highs stay in the upper 70s. keephat rain gear handy. >> thank you, julie durda. turnpike northbound at miami gardens drive, we have an accident scene already this morning. northbound lanes are right there and i see one car getting by. not seeing any delays. just want to make sure you knew about it if you are leaving the golden glades, traveling northbound this morning. drive times there, yeah, 60 miles per hcur, nothing to worry about. something else? construction of course. that exit ramp to the

northbound shut down, north 138th street always your alternate route there. construction crews should be picking up the cones. we're supposed to be out of there at 5:00 but we're still seeing slight delays. a hit and run cra. >> but the search is on to find the driver who took off. erica rakow just got to the scene. erica, what are police telling you? >>reporter: we did just get her moments ago and police have confirmed they are working a hit and run. we're just south ofome big hotels, the royal palm and this happened a block south from here on espanola way and collins. we're looking at several miami beach police officers working in the midst street in the lanes. they've got several evidence markers placed out on the street in front of a taxicab. so this point we do not believe the taxicab was

situation. we spoke to a couple people here seconds after this perern was hit. they described a man laying on the ground, his cell phone next to him. they say he saw the mirror to a car on the ground next to him as well. another person was injured and taken away in a hospital. again, this is all information from people that we are talking to here who say they were here moments before police made themmove back. we're waiting for the public informations officers. we're told at the's on his way. we'll be here throughout the morning and have much more for you coming up right here at 5:30. erica rakow, local 10 news. breaking overnight, military officials in so many ale i can't says militants launched an attack on a base for african union peace keepers. the attack reportedly starting with a suicide car bomb. no word yet on any injuries or casualties. new overnight two cars crushed after a crash on krome avenue. you can see police on

investigating this one. it happened at southwest 168th street last night. we don't know how many people were inside the two cars or if anyone was injured in the crash but we'll bring you updates as soon as we receive them. a freak accident leaves a woman in the hospital after she somehow fell on a bicycle. the woman ned beenie was found by neighbors in her garage in hoild. firefighters responded and scrambled to save her. >> a piece of the axle and they took her ay with this attached to her head. >> she was rushed to the hospital with the bike part still stuck on her head. she's expected to survive thanks to the quick thinking and reaction to her neighbors. 12-year-old alexander chica facing a

deniedond. police arresting chica late wednesday night. they say he was speeding along the intersection of southwest 154th street and 157th avenue. while he was drunk he collided with an uber driver that was carrying two p passengers. two students remain in the juvenilil detention center this morning after allegedly bringing a gun on to their middle school parents. the judge ruled against their release citing security concerns. one student allegedly brought a gun to apollo middle school tuesday showing it to another. we know there ar at least three power ball winners out there andnd one of them is here in the sunshine state. the lucky winner who bought this golden ticket right here. we went on the hunt for a lucky ticket holder. we even got a tip to check out a home nrby

it's a dead end. >>reporter: do you know who won? >> no, no, do not. >> there's all kind of rumors flying around but we don't know. >>reporter: sold at a pace of, get this, $1.3 million a minute during rush hour. wow. 11 people can match all five correct numbers. for that they each earned a prize of $1 million. that happened 11 times in florida, wow, including eight times here in south florida. those million dollar tickets were bought in davie, northwest miami-dade, cutler bay, boca raton and key west. congrats, guys. 18 people are dead after a tour bus crash in japan. it veered off the road, tumbled through a guardrail and down a hillside. no word yet on what caused that wreck. defense sectary ash carter says a navigational error caused navy boats to

waters where they were detained overnight. >> this much is clear. there was a navigational error. all the contributing factor_ to that, we don't know yet and we're ill talking to those folks and we'll find out more what combination of factors led to that navigational error. >>reporter: less than a day after being detained the sailsers are back with their fleet. turning now to vote 2016, just more than two weeks into the republican caulk customers in - -- c caucuses in iowa. >> i'm not going to be take legal advice from donald trump. >> you don't have to -- >> i hate to interrupt this episode of court tv. >> besides those personal attacks, the debate largely focusing on terrorism,

the democrats head to south carolina next. cell even dion's husband has died after a battle with throat cancer. he d dd at his wife yesterday sounded by his wife and three children. throughout her career he was her manager and discovered her. hollywood mourning the loss of british actor alan rickman who died of cancer. he was well-known for his role in die hard and as the professor in the harry potter series. he was just 69 years old. ahead at 5:30 why police are calling this death suspicious. plus a tasty dish tweeted out by whole foods but some people are offended. why? we'll let you know what happened on twitter. still happening this morning, chipolte closing.

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there was much more he could have done to fix it. he did declare a state of emergency for the city earlier this monthth however, local officials declared it in october. meanwhile 600,000 bottles of water arrived in flint yesterday. the red cross is managing a warehouse where this is all bei stored. frustrations high to people in canada thanks to low temps so cold there they can't get the mailboxes open. they are having no chance of opening thehm. contractors new hired to deice the mailbox locks. of course we're not expected to get that cold any time soon. >> much warmer this morning. >> you lived in the cold. couldn't you use a blow drier, julie? >> i would assume so. >> a long extension cord you need. >> just be patient. i'm sure it will defrost. >> bills anyway. >> exactly, you done

temperatures now are in the low to mid 70s. the culprit south southeast wind. temperatures are in t mid to upper 70s in some parts of south florida. wind speeds anywhere between 14 and 20 miles per hour. the winds picking up out of the southeast has deteriorated our marine forecast. even though today's not going to be a great day to be on the water, 74 muggy degrees for you in pembroke pines. 73 in kendall. so with the wind direction out of the east southeast, it's all because of a warm front moving over the central portions of our state. we're going to have a one-two inch today. the first effect is going to be because of the warm front soaking up par of fort myers. we're seeing isolated activity over the keys by key largo and northern broward. the worst is expected to come. they will be sliding into south florida throughout the later half of the day. ta a look at what's going to happen. the low is going to slide towards the northeast.

florida by tonight, we have another front that will be moving into south florida by sunday. so let's break it down. scattered showers and storms possible om time to time throughout the afternoon. this front should clear by 7:00, 8:00 tonight. saturday will be drier with more sunshine. it won't last long. the second front i just showed you will be wellon its way. as it does so, the clouds will start to build. by saturday nightht clouds start to build in. once this front clears, then we'll see clearer, drier, comfortable conditions as we go into the workweek. breaking it down, today don't leave home without the umbrellas. it will be a wet day from time to time. temperatures will be in the mid to upper 60s tomorrow morning with highs in the low 80s but drier with more sunshine. that second front will be here on sunday. in the morning we'll see moderate to heavy rain morning time into the late afternoon this front clears and by sunday afternoon into nday evening you'll start to notice shift

providing for our temperatures to drop down into the low 70s. highs will struggle to reach the low 70s. if you have a three-day weekend, saturday and sunday will be the best days to be outdoors. >> thank you, julie. this is i-95 at sterling road. we have reports three lanes of traffic blocked in our northbound lanes. here are northbound lanes out there in the distance. no issues to report there. miami-dade county is morning. so let's get to this hit and run crash that erica just told us about. this one happening off collins avenue where speeds are down to 10 miles per hour. we're hearing northbound and southbound lanes are closed between 15th and 14th street. if you live on the beach, take washington instead. this crash off the turnpike in its clearing stages. not affecting traffic flows though. those speeds at 62 miles per hour. if you're on twitter,

following us on wplg local 10. a sad and disturbing high school. a dead infant found inside one of the girl grs' bathrooms. a custodian found him. the teen was later found at home. the parents say they were not even aware she was pregnant. an autopsy has been ordered for the baby. an amtrak train hit an s.u.v. in jacksonville thursday night. the florida highway patrol, the s.u.v. was dragged before the train was able to stop. the driver died at the hospital from his juries. meanwhile people in jacksonville are mourning the loss of lonzie barton. that 21 month old toddler that disappeared in july and now police believe they have found his remains. a vigil held at a jacksonville chujch not far from where the remains were found on monday. the medical examiner is

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restaurant. welcome bac 5:19 right now on this friday morning here on local 10. jet blue flights should be back to normal after disruptions across the country. remember this, the airline's computer system went down. travelers at ft. lauderdale-hollywood international airport had to deal with dozens of delays and cancellations. the computer system was later restored and all flights are now back on schedule. >>reporter: in today's tech bytes, nest users are complaining of being left out in the cold.

interconnected thermostats have been malfunctioning ever since they got a software upgrade last month. >> nest says the problem has beeee resolved for 99% of its customers. starting today until sunday you can get amazon prime for just $76. that's $23 off the usual price. and espn getting serious about gaming. >> abc's sister network has launch aid new division called espn e-sports. >> a special hub on espn's website will cover the world of competitive gaming including the major tournaments. top gamers can make more than $1 million a year. >> that's a lot of money. >> for just playing around. those are your tech bytes. have a great day. right now whole foods feeling some heat from stoves all over the country today. they tweeted out a recipe for collard

it's reminiscent since the "new york times" said sweet peas should be added to qua wok - -- guacamole. >> you'll have to find some other place to eat on monday, february 8th. the mexicic restaurant chain is closing its doors that day. they plan to have a meeting with all employees to discuss the e.coli crisis they have been having. the crisis affected dozens of people across nine different u.s. states. coming up next find out why a couple is being gifted with a $20,000 wedding. and look at this, we are following developing news out of hialeah. a death investigation is underway. we'll tell you what police are saying after

an apartment. okay. it's 5:24 right now. homeless couple's heart felt love story is getting a fairy tale ending. >> they are truly getting the experience of a lifetime. their very own dream wedding. rocky and evelyn said they wanted to get married for a long time. they just couldn't afford the marriage filing fee. all of that changed when one woman decided to give them a $20,000 wedding. >> you can come back from everything. i think everybody deserves to have a great >> the couple overwhelmed with joy. earlier this week they aarrangement. >> we just had a story about a beautiful dress and tux. people donating, paying it forward on this friday. let's get to our top stories. two people have been hit by a c on hollywood avenue in miami beach.

one is in critical condition. the other is expected to be okay. we'll have a live update for you in just minutes. a woman recovering after part of a bicycle was lodged in her head. she was taken to the hospital with that part still stuck embedded in her skull. she is expected to be released today. the mystery is looming in melbourne beach. it's a fun one. whoever bought the ticket hasn't come forward just yet. >> i can't imagine why. >> we know that they have 60 days to step forward and chose either that one time cash payout, a mere $328 million or they can take every year for what is it,. >> 30 years, 30 payments. local 10 news at 5:30 coming your way next. >> another check of your forecast and traffic is after the break.

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breaking news off the top at 5:30, a driver taking off after hitting two people. the clue left behind that could find the person behind that wheel. what led police to find the woman's body and why they are calling it suspicious. right now the cuban migrant crisis is finally reaching the u.s. what we know about the first cuban crossing over on to american soil. former back street boy nick carter, what we're learning about the fight that landed him behind bars. hey, good morning, south florida. i'm eric yutzy. >> i'm jacey birch. tgif. look outside. a little breezy. >> our friday dance party is starting a little early. >> let's talk to julie about what's going on because it's certainly warmed up.

wind flow is provide fog -- providing for the warmth and humidity. 13 degrees warmer than what we woke up to yesterday. don't worry, this isn't sothing that's going to last. we're going to be on a little bit of a roller-coaster as a cold front is going to bring us showers and storms as well as a warm front today. stay with me. we will see temperatures again across the board in the low to mid 70s. pembroke pines 74 muggy degrees as well as marathon. 75 for you in pompano beach. as we get throughout morning, we'll be cloudy, warmer. we'll introduce a 20% chance of showers in the forecast at 9:00. on the heels of that warm front a cold front will move through about 4:00 this afternoon. drier conditions will be in place for your saturday but then rain rererns sunday. lots to talk about. i'll have it all in the forecast. >> thanks so much. i-75 northbound at miami gardens drive, we have reports of a brand new crash this morning. our northbod lanes are right here next to me.

accident scene but it just popped up a few moments ago. it's well off to the shoulder not causing any delays. quickly let's look at our maps to see if there are any delays there. just keep rolling by. don't slow down as emergency crews work that scene. northbound, southbound lanes shut down between 15th and 14th street due to this really bad hit and run crash this morninin instead take washington avenue. you know what this weekend on the beach, ocean drive will be shut down. that's because it's art deco weekend. a big weekend for folks on the beach. that will be closed from 7:00 a.m. this morning until 7:00 a.m. monday morning. you're going to want to take collins avenue or washington avenue. collins avenue may be a little bit of a mess because of the police investigation out there so itead maybe washington. get back to breaking news this morning out of miami beach. that is where a driver hit two people and took off. >> we have erica rakow& live at the scene

what do wee know about what's happened here? >>reporter: we now know it was two men that were hit, one of them in critical contion. another is going to be okay. they were both rushed t ryder trauma center. it's just south of 14th street, just south of the royal palm and lowe's hotels here. joining me with la-breaking information is officer rodriguez. >> shortly after 2:00 a.m. two males were flagging down the taxi over here when the were struck by a 2011-2014 dark gray mercedes. it's a four door sedan. we've been able to narrow down it appears to be an e-350 model. it should have the driver's side mirror missing. we're urging the public or anyone with information immediately to call miami-dade crimestoppers. >> investigators have come up with that information, someevidence left here i

they are using a forensic scanner to get a 360 degree image of the scene which will allow further investigation, hopefully apprehend these criminals. >>reporter: i knowe just told people that two men were seriously injured, one's critical, one's going to be okay. anything further on how they are doing? >> we want to stress it's a dark gray silver mercedes missing that side mirror. >>reporter: the taxicab, it's in the crime scene, did they witness this? >> the victims were flagging down that taxi and the mercedes went on to the passenger side of that mercedes over the median, so it's a very criticic scene here. >>reporter: one more question question for you. do you know if those two men were visiting or if they live here? >> i don't have any information on the victims right now. >>reporter: thank you so much. we'll definitely get the information out to viewers. as you just heard miami-dade police, we'll have that up on your

moments. we'll be here throughout the morning giving you information on this developing story here on miami beach. >> thank youou for that. we'll check in with you soon. developing right now, a woman found dead at an apartment. police making this discovery now. they are calling the death suspicious. sanela sabovic live outside the apartment in hialeah where this woman was found. sanela, good morning. what do we know? >>reporter: good morning, eric. it's still an active crime scene here in hialeah. police working throughout the night collecting evidence. they are collecting evidence to find out how this woman passed away. they have focused their sites on an apartment on the second floor. let's get you n n to some video that we shot for you. the woman found dead inside her apartment along west 63rd street and 22nd court. this is just west of the palmetto expressway. police seal off her apartment. they say her pod was

8:00 last night. a neighbor who lives in the area for most of his life tell us this is a relatively calm area. >> it's quiet, it's a nice neighborhood. this is surprising. >>reporter: neighbors certainly stunned to hear the news of this death. right now it's unclear what this woman died from. again, police calling it a suspicious death. this is still a developing story. if we get anymore late-breaking details, we'll certainly bring it to you throughout this news cast. sanela sabovic, local 10 news. new overnight we're waiting to get details on a boating crash you see right here that happened in oakland park. the broward's sheriff he is office was on the scene. we're told that crash happened right in a canal. it's still unclear how the crash happened and if anyone was injured. a family pleading for help after a 15-year-old boy was shot and killed in liberty city. they are hoping you may know something that could lead to an arrest. police say alder hill was knocked off of his

empty field andhot several times this past saturday and now his family, her in mourning hoping somebody would come forward. >> there's no reason to be afraid. this could have been your brother, nephew or cousin. come forward and say something. >> he was killed jusus around the corner from miami nor west senior high school. if you know anything, police are hopingg you give them a call. coast guard repainted cuban migrants officials say 396 cuban migrants have been apprehended attempting to reach the u.s. just this month so far. meanwhile just last night. first cuban has arrived here in the u.s. after being stuck in limbo. he's just one of many working his way through mexico. border agents say around

are getting into the states each day meaning it would be weeks or mont before all the displaced migrants complete their voyage. hatzel vela will bring you his story ahead at 6:30. versailles restaurant at the center of a lawsuit file bid one of his workers. he claims he was demoted after r reporting conditions only to be transferred to la carreta. he says he was forced to leave. >> saw no other way out but to end his ploim. >> the restaurant's owners say the lawsuit without merit adding that i know 44 years of business, none of the restaurants have ever been implicated in any critical health issues. back street boy busted. nick carter is not all right, accused of choking a bartender in

police say he and his brother in l were at hog's breath saloon on thursday when a pair allegedly attacked the bouncers. now here's a photo of carter and his brother-in-law speaking to officers shortly before they were arrested. carter was released from jail. local 10's michael seiden pressed him aboutwhat happened to the bar. >> trying to enjoy some time here in key west. >> carter rose to fame as a member of the back street boys in the '90s. hog's breath saloon says he and his brother-in-law have been banned from the bar for life. police getting ahold of the messages after monitoring her communication after he escaped from prison.

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been able to have the movement about public accommodations or voting rights or ay civil rights movement without getting a lot of people killed first. so it was essential that the freedom ride continue. >> part of nash's life featured in the movie "selma." nash will speak at the first baptist church in ft. lauderdale today. new york commuters being blinded by lake-effect snow. look at this, the wintery weathers of caused near white-out conditions on the roads. they expecting four to eight inches of snow on what's of what's already on the ground. tind gusts is keeping visibility pretty low too. of course that's nothing compared to south florida. our cool air has disappeared. let's talk to julie about that for now. let's break down the forecast for you. it's warm. it's muggy out there. south southeast wind in place.

and 20 miles per hour. so with the breeze starting to puck up, it has elevated the risk of beach-goers. granted today won't be a great day to be on the water because of what's going to happen with the forecast. low to mid 70s. 1 degrees above where we should be thisime of year. hey, kendall, i see you. you're checking in with 73. 75 in pompano beach. with the wind flow off the ocean. this is associated with the warm front. there are two things that are really going to emphasize a chance for showers and storms for us today. pay attention. you're going to need the rain gear. the worst of the weather over fort myers and central portions of florida. as we zoom in it looks as though dotted showers have started to move into parts of the keys by marathon andey largo and isolated shower moving over pompano beach. the roadways are already wet because of that. here's how the day is going to play out. you see this warm front, this is all going to

it's going to be like a one-two punch. then the leading edge of this front will bring us a better chance to storms until about 7:00 tonight it. then we'll wait for another front to moving into south florida currently right now over parts of the midwest. so scattered showers and storms will be possible day. we'll start to dry out tonight around 7:00, 8:00 until the evening hours. saturday will be a beautiful day. if you have some outdoor plans, i suggest you do it saturday. going into saturday night the clouds will already build ahead of that next cold front moving into south florida. looks as though it's definitely going it bring us wet weather as early as sunday morning into the the early half of the afternoon. this front should clear by around 1:00, possibly 2:00. it will take time to get the cloud cover out of here. high pressure building and it will provide for

down into the forecast. until then though we have that high risk of rip currents for you beach-goers and boaters we have advisories as well. y monday and dry as we go into next week. have a great day. >> a roller-coaster, julie. up and down. >> hold on tight. >> all right. good morning, everyone. a f f accidents to get to. i-75 northbound at miami gardens drive. i'm showing you some live pictures from that location. just a little bit of a slowdown with those speeds at 55 miles per hour. this hit and run crash a pretty serious social security. northbound lanes are shut down at collins. instead travel a little further wes take washington avenue. i-95 we're accident-free. let's get to some drive times here for our hollywood drives. cryings on down to the golden glades at this point only going to take you six minutes. a real smooth commute this morning.

glades and heading into downtown miami, about nine minutes total drive time. the search is on to find a man who stole from a 7-11. >> all of it caught on camera.

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gun but the clerk had other ideas. he fought back. the two scuffling until they got ahold of that weapon and forced the thief out of that store. the thief still on the loose this morning. the staff which could be held by the pontiff was made in chihuahua, mexico and will b b gifted to him when he visits mexico next month. also toxic gas is spreading across the city in brazil. you see it right here after a leak in a warehouse. the fire department said rainwater got into a container contaminating a chemical and caused that reaction. the white cloud could be seen for miles. the mayor is already telling people to stay home and saying people may experience skin irritation, burning sensations, fainting spells and breathing problems. country star garth

florida stop. >> what you can expect during this weekend's concert next. we do continue to follow breaking news out of miami beach. that's where someone struck two people on the street. a report with everything we know coming up just minutes away. you can't see it but there's an accident nearby. constance will have your drive times and

minutes. i know we both agree >> happepeng today garth brooks alive. brooks had not been on a south florida stage in nearly two decades until last night. he kicked off the

she will be kicking off both of the concerts. >> my job is get them away from their lives for a couple hours. >> brooks had planned to only perform for two nights but because his tick were in such high demand, he added a third day to the stop. changes >> even after his death fans are flocking to david bowie. the pop star set a one day record for video views on vivo. the previous record was held by adele's "hello." say cheese. >> jacey loves him. a lot of people are watching what he's doing, the ability to smile for camera on command. watch as he breaks into that grin right there.

more than 12million views on facebook. >> can similar about and jagger do that? >> no, but i want to teach him too. >> that cheesy grin, that's all it takes to become famous. i'm amazed, that is so cool. we do know about a panda today. he will be making its big debut at the national zoo in d.c. he was born in august but tomorrow he will get to roam around with the rest of his family. some people have already seep him via a 24 hour panda camera. but this is a big deal. they have to make sure that they pass a certain point, they get their name and then they are shown off at the zoo. look at that. all right. remember the little old woman who lived in a shoe? look at that. an entire community plans to hold a congregation in this high-heeled shaped shoe

a taiwanese church wanted the church in a blue heel. they said they were sure they were going to get a lot of women to come to that church. m sure you've added taiwan to your list of places to visit. >> i'm going to japan to visit my brother. that's where he lives with his family. i cawed him yesterday and said i just saw that high-heeled shoe and we've got to go to taiwan. >> this is the jacey birch part of the morning show. >> happy friday to me. thank you. we do have to get back to our top story. serious news this morning. two people hit by a car in miami beach. >> the driver took off. a woman is impaled by a bicycle but coming up in just minutes you'll learn more about the race to save her

have saved her life. breaking,news, a hit and run on miami beach. two people are hit and th driver speeds off. new details about the car pice are looking are to. a republican rivalry is heating up. candidates back on the debate stage. it appears trump has a new target in the race for the white house.

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