toward key biscayne some of that nuisance rainfall still out there but this, too, is heading off toward the east and then just nuisance rainfall scattered about, splotches of rain at that across parts of broward county. so the worst of the weather, it's over. we can focus on drying out. but what eye time we had this afternoon, in fact, a tornado reported but not confirmed just before 30 in marathon. and then there was also a report of a funnel cloud spotted just before 3:00, northwest of the parkland area and power going out around jupiter farms in the palm beach area. so, yep, that's about a wrap on what happened out there today. i'll be back in a little while with a lot more on the rest of the weekend, laurie. >> laurie: and our team coverage on the weather moves now to local10 news reporter derek shore. he's live on miami beach with a look at what this friday night lookinthere. derek. >> derek: well, the rain had stopped. then it picked up a little bit more. but we are starting to see some blue decide. it has been a crazy day when it comes to weather on miami beach. err was talking about a lot of

the rain and wind a constant all day for most of south florida. miami beach seeing a deluge water and seeing many strong gusts of wind.this guy from new york city just got into town, and he's dealing with the wet weather. >> every time i come to miami, it's the same thing. it's -- i'm from new york, and the bad weather just follows me. so not too exciting. >> so you're here to visit and see the sunshine and instead you have there this? >> every time. so you guys should pay employee to stay in mork the. >> derek: meanwhile cameras catching the weather at myth and michigan in mine miami beach. cars braving the standing water as winds whip trees scheme around, even knocking over a parked scooter sitting in inches of water. while it has lightened up for the moment, the threat of possible storms remains in forecast. and so the reminder tonight is the roads will remain wet, especially here in miami beach, known for flooding in certain areas. there will be water on the roadway.

you'll want to taket very slow. again, starting to see, luckily we're starting to see some of the that blue sky on the on the horizon. live in miami beach, derek shore, local10 news. >> meterologist: the skies are clearing. let's take to you a developing story out of high plea. a woman found dead in her home, and police now have someone in custody who they say tried to purn burn the evidence. our reporter amy viteri is live in high let's latest. >> amy: laurie, this is an incredibly gruesome and sad rry stowre. hialeah police arrested that man for illegallist killing his own mother inside their apartment, stabbing her and burning her. he said an imagery dern this all of this. i want to show you his mugshot. police police tell us this is 36-year-old william garcia. investigators charged himith killing his 58y-year-old mother lourdes garcia in the apartment

and 22nd court. according to police a family member found lourdes with burn marks on her body and flood blood you footprints in the bedroom. investigator say they found him in the bedroom and he said an imaginary person stabbed they several times, tried to rehe have have move her eyes and set her on fire. he said he tried to put out the flames. the footprints on his shoes matched those in the bedroom. also told police lourdes -- he called her by her name -- telling them she was not his mother because he said she was evil. andy several neighbors tolds they heard loud noises that night. >> my mom, she heard some noise like they were having an participating besides that, nothing else. >> amy: we learned garcia had been arrested several times before. he had been declared incompetent and he had letters been previously order today stay away from his mother. he's now charged with arson, causing bodily harm, swelling being charged with second degree

we're live at the hialeah department police department, amy viteri. >> victor: we've breaking news from wall street where it's been another miserable day of deep market drops. investors are worried. let's get to chael putney. lease in the newsroom to explain. >> michael: what's going on is a lack of investor confidence confidence in the u.s. economy, weak retail sales in december and the lowest dip yet in the price of oil. it all adds up to the worst start of a new year for the stock market ever. the closing bell sounded just a minute ago on wall street. traders were glad to see this dained. let's take a look at where the market wound. here are the closing numbers. the dow jones industrial average was 390 points, about 2.5%. the dow down more than 500 points at one point. the nasdaq closed down 126 points. that's about 2.7%. the s&p 500 index closed as the 1876, down 44 points.

weeks of trading in history. one part of the problem today was walmart. the retail giant, it announced it will close 269 stores in the u.s., and a few authori in brazil. walmart got pounded during the holiday selling season by amazon and by brick andortar competitors. experts say the biggest factor in today's big market losses was the price of oil that fell below $30 a barrel. that is the lowest it has been since 2003. those low oil prices, they're good for you when you fill up at theas pump. they are disastrous for the oil industry and for wall street. we are in the newsroom, laurie, back to you. >> laurie: the investigation into a hit-and-run crash on miami beach, it is really heating up. the family of the victims have flown into town. there's now surveillance video of the crash, and local10 news has learned that the victims were federal agents.our on andrew perez is live on miami beach now with the latest. andrew.

like you were saying with, our sources are telling us the two men hit were federal agents, possibly here on vacation, and on top of that i've been seeing acts with homeland security jackets with tags on their car going in and o o of jmh behind me. we know one ofhese spend fighting for his life as we speak, and also police say they've recovered the vehicle involved. two men rushed to jackson ryder trauma after a hit-and-run on miami beach, one after another they're wheeled into the building. >> that's the one person that was laying on the floor, and i saw another guys was holding the side of his body. >> andrew: it was 2:15 near collins avenue and hispaniola way. >> wheaton moving and you could seelood was coming from his head, like his head hit the ground rea hard. >> andrew: miami beach police say the two victims had just flagged down this affordable a ride in front of feen senior frogs. detectives tell us someone behind the wheel of a mer aids managed to swerve around the cab, hopped a curb and hit both men, critically injury can one

>> in that short space on the median and where that taxi is, is where that mercedes-benz at it hit both those victims. >> andrew: the driver's side mirror stayed hundred dollars after the driver took off. after airing this violence video they go showing cars you u in that area, police say they managed tokind found the car in yep. two persons of interest are speaking with police as the investigation continues. it's unclear who the mercedes belongs to. now, we're working on getting more information right now about those two persons of interest. we also know relatives of these two victims here at the top, they have had to fly in fromout out off down. live in miami, i'm andrew perez. >> victor: also at 5:00 a turbulent flight from new york to miami. the flight land elderly at miami international airport and two people rushed out the for injuries they suffered in the air. local10's glenna milberg is live now at mia with the story. >> victor, the head shrine everyone's going to be fine, and in signed hindsight once

firm a, it seems look the fright of it all was probably the worst of it but the turbulence was so bad on this particular flight from laguardia that there was one of the flight attendants today to be prance rah transported. american -- transported. described at a b bef turbulence. the seatbelt sign on half an hour out of miami, 34,000 feet and starting decent. >> it felt look like a roller-coaster to be honest with you. >> people screaming? >> m%me were screaming. they were a fried. children were crying. >> glenna: the land wang a safe one. five of the passengers were balad hurt enough to warrara a check. all good there but paramedics did transport one of the four flight a tent ants. an airportolice officer described her nose injuries. the 737 that was flight 1410 went back into service, and as other flights from other cities began arriving, a pattern emerges.

patch wet weather that other flights followed through j we woke up on this crazy turbulence and flute our seats and grabbed each other's hands because we were freaking out. >> glenna: she was on a polite from orlando. we were down at arrivals. flight after flight after flight coming in from all kinds of places with people reporting that same patch of turbulence right before, half an hour befo landing. you're going to hear from some of them in our report coming up at at 6:00, and you will also be hearing from the pilots of flight 1410 right when they were going through that turbulence. we'll see you then. i'm glenna milberg reporting live auto miami international tonight, local10 news. >> laurie: thank you. >> victor: now to the cuban migrant crisis. many who made their way through central america are now arriving in the united states. >> laurie: local10 news was there as they first entered the country and shared their stories with what their long ordeal was right. our reporter hatzel vela is live in texas now with the latest.

hatzel. >> hatzel: truly emotional, laurie. u can tell you this is a journey that for many of them has lasted months. remember, it started all back in ecuador. then they get stuck for another couple months in cocaine after nicaragua a blocks their border, and finally they say they're in the land of the free. wearing a red shirt and a book bag, a possible migrant. thanks god, and from the way he talks, we know he's cuban. and one of the 180 who arrived today. [ speaking in spanish ] >> hatzel: local10 there has night when randy cuevas arrived,, the first to be processed that the laredo, texas check point. he said he and 11 others took a flight to e border. many of these folks have been stuck in cocaine for months. cocaine for months we're happy, he said because we have made our goal. he spots his friends.

[ speaking in spanish ] imagine, he says, a cuban reaching the american dream. hard to explain, he goes to i. to say. he meet his wife 20-year-old leeann gonzalez. [ speaking in spanish ] coming here, she says, halls been my redeem, but there was a applies to pay, a significant a heartache. during the voyage that started months ago in ecuador. [ speaking in spanish ] in colombia, they say, their monenewas taken, they were held up and the police they say is corrupt. "you always have chest pains thinking of the uncertainty, thinking if you will make it or not. but here we are." we understand immigration officials here at this entry point have made more space so that they can process these cuban migrants faster. uslly takes a couple hours for each migrant to go through the process.

u.s.-mexico border, hatzel vela, local10 news. >> laurie: so many more stories to come. a holiday weekend warning. coming up, a big group of buick riders expected to take up traffic on martin luther king, jr. day. what's being done to prepare for them. >> victor: coming up at 5:30,fallout from last flight's gop debate. how they are taking aim at each other on the campaign trail. >> laurie: powerball winners revealed tas tennessee winners come forward.

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>> victor: powerball winners revealed. the holders of o o of the three tickets came forward this morning on the "today show," and that was the tennessee group, no doubt, they're excited about their big win. >> laurie: and there are two more tickets to go. one sold in california and central florida. the search for those winners has throwed plenty of drama. today this tennessee family claiming their share of the nearly $1.6 billion powerball jackpot. they bought the winning ticket at this neighborhood store just down the street from herr house in the small town of munford. jid as hard working and dependallable, today they can be described a multimillionaires somebody won the loto. >> laurie: in southern california one powerball player not as lucky today. at this nursing home employees believing a colleague hit the jackpot, a nurse there and mother of seven.

her family says instigated by her son. her daughter telling the l.a. times this is one big misunderstanding. the owner of the nursing home had doled out 18,000 powerball tickets to staff, saying now if this is a hoax, she deserves a break. >> what i was thinking was sending her on a vacation to a destination of her choice. >> laurie: the third winning jackpot ticket in melbourne beach, florida, stillll a mystery. >> they're looking for a lawyer right now. >> thom: media swarming this home after reports one of the winners may work at the publix where the winning numbers were purchased. wasn't that employer nice to send that woman on a trip anyway? the mystery wishes have a year to claim their prize in california, bait less time in a bit less time and there's no option to et stay anonymous. you wouldn't run forward, too? >> betty: maybe not. i would hide for a little while. house it going out there?

this was really a huge rain event around miami. record rain for this day, almost squeeze can out an inch and a half. psyc the numbers, 1.48 official today in miami, 1.66 in kendall. fort lauderdale, rain measurable alal over the place. even in marathon 1.5 inches where earlier there was reports of a tornado although that was not confirmed. this is where the rain is showing itself now. outside of broward, miami-dade county and now the keys. this is pushing off to the east, so the weather is on the mend. key west starting to dry out even though we see a few showers down near the straits. looking a lot better around marathon. most of the right now east side of the peninsula, and that's generally where this is going to stay as it's tending to move off toward the east.key largo, you are one of those last spots to finally get out of avy stuff and we are noting some improvements for the upper keys indeed. but still a few moderate heavy shower left just north of the upper keys.

the threat for severe weather, that's over. anywhere where you're seseng rain, that's all it's going to be, just a little bit of rainfall, and we'll soon get out of it as the system has tended to move toward the east about 35 miles an hour. this is the view around miami-dade county. earlier we were just covered, not so much at this point, nuisance rainfall in any one spot, downtown miami plud kanye you as well. then broward county a few patches of rain here and there but nothing terribly heavy. so we're good to go if we are planning to go out tonight and we are hoping not to get anymore heavy rainfall. it's not in the forecast for the rest of tonight. so we're done with it. but we will hang onto the clouds. temperatures generally hoverin in the upper 60s. frontal system on the move, and this front is going to cross south florida tonight. behind it we will catch some air that will be drier. morning clouds to start, and then more sun during the afternoon. and notice this forecast model. saturday 10:00 p.m. it is showing some rain down

that may try to creep back in by saturday night. we're going to be watching our next system approaching, so by sunday it looks like more rain. in fact, a gusty line of showers could be moving through come sunday around, say, the noon hour, so we could be redoing what we did today over again on sunday, and then behind that system we dry at and we cool down. tomorrow, though, we're going towarm it up to about 80 degrees, and then on sunday highs in the upper 70s. by monday morning 50s returning. highs in the lower 70s. so we are back in our winter ware as we are working through next week. winter wear. >> clay ferrero: times for clay's clowns, including a fill little fun with lebron and why

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interviews, especiallyn game day chats. however, pop snowed is a softer side during craig's recent battle with cancer and reaching back to the family. now that saying ser back on the sideline the two of them are backo having fun. >> gout to tell me that stuff? i already know that. i'll ask him nicely to shoot the ball better. how's that? what the hell you want me to do? you shoot. it goes in or it doesn't. what's second question? it's been nice talking to you. >> thanks a lot. >> clay: number four, former vikings coach bud grant walking out to mid-field for coin toss b of a have about their playoff game. it's 6 degrees below zero. he's wearing a polo shirt. he's 88 years old. grant was famous for not allowi heaters on the sidelines during cold games when he was a coach. at least he still practices what he reached a 88. number three, john ryan is a punter.

people ever and here's why. hurled people. tripped you of and phrase plants right into the cold turf. remember it's 6 degrees below zero and also gets a bloody nose. number 2, lebron james look out! pre-game against the sixers hit right in the face. of course, went out and played an incredible game and the california ears won so we were able to have a little fun with him.-time for number one plenty of people caught powerball fever this week including rams defensive lineman charles long. he went to buy a ticket, and a reporter stopped him tow ask him about it. one problem. that reporter and everybody at their tv station apparently didn't know who long was, so he had a little fun with them. >> it's massive. i mean, you know, i already told my old lady if we win, we're going down to myrtle beach for about ten months and we're getting a time-share and the whole nine yards, maybe a big boat, couple boats, you know, a lot of boats, and we're going to

>> clay: a lot of boats. the station actually posted the interview with the caption "hopeful powerball player" with long's actual name. long had a little fun with it later post awning screen grab on true. finally made the local news tonight." >> laurie: that's great.& >> victor: economic in with my old lady. are you kidding me with the the camo and the extra jacket and hat and that was perfect. he's 26, if that maybe? >> clay: he's made $84 million in his career, still out playing powerball. >> laurie: love it. thank you, clay, on this friday. severe weather across south florida, broward county was even told to watch forty tornadoes for time. new details on the storm system that's hopefully moving out. >> victor: and a 911 dispatcher making controversial calls, accused of organ pizza for lunch when she should have been emergency call. we have the recordings. >> laurie: and a holiday weekend warning.

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>> laurie: covering of severe weather across south florida continues. a strong line of storms is moving through and we've alrdy seen rain and winds from the system. let's get right to chief meteorologist betty davis because we're only hoping this makes its way through. >> victor: she is in the weather center now. >> betty: the system is pushing offshore. miami picked up record rainfall for the day official 1.46 inches measured out at ma. that is a lot of rainfall. but as we are staring looking toward miami beach we are noticing mid to high level clouds more of a stable atmosphere as the storms continue to push out over the atlantic waters. they're moving off toward the east. some of that rainfall racing across bimini. but our story is that things are looking a lot better tarn keys,

a few showers the back edge of this still hanging to between between marinated and marinated and key largo. this continues to head off toward the east. mild looking a lot better. maybe matchie light drizzle. beach. that puts in good shape the rest of tonight and the start of our weekend but don't get used to the dry weather. the rainfall is going to make a comeback. by early sunday we could have another line of gusty showers moving through, and i'll be back in a little while to detail that. more ups and downs ahead. >> victor: a female high school student now facing charges hafer stabbing at flanagan high school. that teenage girl appeared in court earlier today. she reportedly said she only had the knife for self-defense. flanagan high is telling us that she is now expelled. we're told she attacked another student yesterday, and that the victim's injuries were not serious. he was cleared by paramedics and went home with his parents. >> laurie: you may recall the

children hit by a car while they were walking down a street in sunrise in 2014. now finally almost two years later a suspect is facing charges in the crash that killed a four-year-old boy. our own todd tongen is live in fort lauderdale with the latest. todd. >> todd: laurie, as you mentioned, this accident happening nearly two years ago. in fact, that woman and her surviving son are out of the hospital and recovered from their injuries. meanwhile, the driver that's accused of being behind the wheel in that fatal wreck, andrew perez, has gotten into another accident since and been cited. his license has also been suspended. this morning he turned himself in to police. >> good morning, mr. perez. you have the right to remain silent. >> todd: andrewy perez faced a judge facing a v vicular homicide charge and two counts of reckless driving with injuries. it all stem cells from an accident back in sunrise in march of 2014. sunrise police say perez was

in a black bmw student 4200 block of pine island road north of oakland park boulevard. >> 80 to 83 miles an hour. >> todd: police say he lost control of the car, jumped the curb and hit a mother and her two children finally a cement sign. in the 911 transcripts, a caller can be heard saying "there's people hit, people with a stroller. there's a baby on the ground, and the mother on the ground." four-year-old abdallah staih was killed. seven-year-old ahmad staih was injured, and their mother 37-year-old natt al was critical injured after the -- natt -- >> the mother has a fractured skull, arm, neck where she was hospitalized fire lengthy period of time and a seven-month-old ep baby hospitalized as well. >> todd: perez did stay on the scene and told police another car cut him off. police say he was doing over 80 in a 40-mile-per-hour zone.

reports were released. they sowed she had trace of parish marijuana and costa rica in his system but didn't say he was impaired test crash. still, this is a very serious felony. he could face between 14 and 21 years in prison. the judge gave h'm a $50,000 bond. he has posted that surety bond but now also has to wear an ankle monitoring bracelet. he'seing fitted for that. he may get out tonight or possibly tomorrow. in fort lauderdale, todd tongen, local10 news. >> victor: two men from miami are now face can charges after a triple murder in polk county. sheriffs deputies say the three victims were found deaea inside their home with the fourth victim surviving after being shot in the face. deputies say they may have committed similar murders before and could again. >> they didn't intend to leave anyone in the house alive. if you are in the drug world or the drug trade in the miami area, you may be the next one they murder if we don't get them off of the streets.

believe the victims owed a drug debt. they believe the suspects were sent to collect that debt and killed the victims when they didn't pay. >> laurie: a driver ised the deferred fhp say the person parked their suv is on some frain tracks in jackville and was then hit by an amtrak train. all 1577assengers and crew are shaken but okay. the suv was reportey moved nearly a mile along the tracks after it was hit. the driver of that vehicle was rushed off to the hospital but was pronounced dead. >> victor: and now to a local10 investigation. a former nypd officer relieved duty due to an injury and he's now collecting dict payments, but here's the catch. he's now working for the broward sheriff's office and he's recently been seen running a marathon. local10's investigator bob norman explains this one. >> bob: christopher depalo receives ab $83,000 digit pension from the nypd after injuring his knee as a cop. but now he's running marathons

a salary as an act of duty broward sheriffs deputy, all disability. >> doesn't this look like fraud? >> on the surface you could take it that way. >> bob: while bso union chef jeff bell acknowledged it doesn't look, he said it doesn't appear to violate the laws of florida or new york. >> we're not in contact with the sheriff's office for any type of criminal matter or internal investigation. so, so far from a union point of view, he's a great employee. >> bob: but this 2012 facebook post from depaulas initially reported by the new york daily news appears to show he intended to game the system after president obama was re-elected. starting with applying for disability. "i now will take whatever i can get from thi state and not feel one bit bad," he wrote. a year later he snagged his disability pension. >> so you do not think the people of broward county should have a concern about the

>> at this point, no. he's performing a good job. there's been no complaints coming in. >> you think it's new york that has the problem to deal with. >> it's d new york tease problem. if new york has loopholes, then they need to close those loopholes. >> bob: bso said nwpd debit wasn't disclosed when it i gave h'm his $52,000 a year job last jeers currently reviewing the hire. in the video port i'm bob norman, local10 news. >> victor: and bob also tells us that the nypd is cone ducting a probe into if disability payments. >> laurie: the filed county commissioner is proposing new rules. the proposal would include tougher background checks for drivers and 24-hour insurance coverage for both the driver and the passenger among other requirements. uber says the proposal is designed to drive the company out of miami-dade county. >> victor: venezuela declaring an economic emergency today. data from the government showing that the recession is being

declaring an economic emergency provide president nicolas maduro to intervenor in companies' businesses or limit access to money. >> laurie: we have a warning for drivers this holiday weekend. a big group of bike riders is expected to ky up traffic. what you need to know before you hit the roads. >> victor: more fallout from last night's gop debate. how the candidates are tank aim at each other on the campaign trail. >> laurie: still ahead, one horse owner hoping her million dollars mari comes out ahead in

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>> laurie: today marks the seventh anniversary miracle on the hudson when a pilot and his& flight crew saved everyone onboard by landing the the plane in the hudson river. u.s. airways flight hit a flock of birds after takeoff while it was more than 3,000 feet in the air. it shut down both of the plane's engines. captain chess li sullen berger and his first captain were able to execute a controlled water landing right on the surface of the hudson, and they put the plane down safely in the water less than four minutes after the enginess failed. all 155 people onboard served. >> victor: and now to vote 2016. the republican candidates are for president are back to the campaign trail today preeing many of their saim attacks in last night a heated debate. with just 17 days dog from the iowa caucuses, frontrunner donald trump is feeling more

win the gop nomination. a new type of campaigning for donald trump. >> you know why? because i like the pizza. >> victor: the billionaire making his second attempt at retail politics meeting with voters at a iowa pizza shop after celebrating his debate performance at an earlier rally. >> i've won every poll and every debate. >> victor: trump is still hammering ted cruz for being born in canada claiming cruz might not be qualified to be president as a natural born citizen. >> look, he's got a problem. he can't runf there's a doubt. >> victor: cruz hit back in the debate. >> back i. september by friendly donald said that he had had his law years look at this from every which way, and there was no issue there. the constitution hasn't changed. [ laughter ] but the poll numbers have. >> victor: but the issue isn't going away. a houston trial lawyer is now filing a lawsuit asking the courts to decide the matter. after trump's fierce attack on jeb bush last night --

being president of the united states, okay? because that's what we would get if it were jeb. >> victor: suburb getting venge with the endorse. south carolina senator lindsey graham. >> were you going support someone who has the tools and the leadership skills and the proven record to fix it or are you going to basically follow the show of called strong man? >> victor: trump is getting expected support after kruse attacked him for having, quote, new york values. democrats hillary clinton and new york mayor bill de blasio agree with trump that those values are admirab. >> laurie: today has just been dreary and dismal for you for all of us. there is hope for the weekend. >> victor: looking forward to this, betty. from the moment i opened my eyes it feels it's just coming down. >> betty: we're hanging on for saturday. that is when we are anticipating more rayay of sunshine than we have seen today or even yesterday but for now sill some gloom hanging over our beaches. this is the video through the lens of our hollywood beach camera.

are sporting the longer sleeves because the atmosphere is rain-cooled. it's currently 68 degrees in fort lauderdale and miami. key west not reporting just yet, and winds generally from the west-souththst. the headline for the rest of the evening is that we are drying out. after so many so much rainfall, weir finally going get into some dry time wase push that band of rain and gusty storms offshore over the atlantic waters. so this is heading outover the atlantic waters tonight. broward county is a decent lk as far as the rainfall ending. there may be a few sprinkle out there and nothing more than that. same we will around miami-dade and even some improving weather for most of the keys, from key west to marathon, just few lighter showers still lingering as we take you in around the upper keys, sort of the back edge of that m m shield of rainfall that'sy extending out over thetlantic. but even that should be heading away. we will certainly continue to keep an eye on thing bees, but if you have plans to head out

want you to let the weather keep you away from that. it's just a matter of the ground being soaked after receiving so much rainfall in miami. record rainfall, more than an inch. fort lauderdale almost an inch measured. in homestead and kendall both topping an inch today. and there is more rain the in forecast but we're going to get a nice little break from it between tonight and the balance of saturday. note that saturday, that rain chance drops all the way down to just 20% but it goes back up to 60% on sunday. see we push one front through tonight, and then we get ready r another approaching front on sunday. that's why we have another round of rain anticipated on sunday, and then behind that we'll get some drier, cler air moving in. tomorrow, though, highs climbing toward the mid to upper 70s along our beaches. winds will be variable. if you're taking the boats out, no advisories on the waters. bays are going to be smooth. we'll start the day in the mid-60s, and there could be some patchy fog early and then temperatures make that move

we'll call it sun and clouds. sunday we'll get ready for rain and maybe it will be a line of gift showers kind of like we saw today. i'll be here if there are any to track. and then hundred dollars that we dry out for mlk day. look at where the temperatures are heading, back down. we're back into the 50s for our morning, so the chill will be back in the air. >> victor: it's just after 5:45. time for us to get a check on the afternoon rush with afternoon traffic reporter jenise fernandez. with all the red roadways where the trouble spots? >> janine: jink we've got a couple out there. i-95 northbound this is sterling road. you can see that accident is off to the shoulder. this is causing a few delays if you are traveling in that direction. as we zoom on in closer this is i-95 northbound right around sterling road. that accident is off to the shoulder but we're still seeing speeds at 36 miles per hour. i-75 northbound, we've still got this crash right around indian trace. still seeing some delays starting at griffin road with spee at 22 miles per hour.

we have an accident on i-95 northbound. that accident is right at northwest 103rd street. taking a look here, we are seeing some delays as well, speeds at 21 miles per hour. and another accident on the airport expressway. this is asou're heading west approaching us-27. looks like traffic is moving, though, at 41 miles per hour. but you are going to run into some delays as you're approaching with speeds also at 10 miles per hour. victor, laurie. >> victor: thank you. we have breaking news right now you about that hit-and-run on miami beach this morning. we're told from miami beach police that they have found the car that they were looking for and they have also made an arrest. this put two people in the hospital. >> laurie: just about half an hour ago our own andrew preves reported the steam this investigation has had because this hitnd-run happened early this morning around hispaniola and collins avenue, and when miami-dade police are out, miami beach police be, rather,igured out these were federal agents to deal with homeland security, thth really put t pressure on, surveillance video was found of this crash, this

morning and no doubt that played a big role. both of those men have been rushed to jackson memorial. one is still in critical condition, but now an arrest. we'll bring you any more details at 6:00. >> victor: also at 4:30 ray 911 dispatcher now in hot water for what she was allegedly going instead of taking emergency incoming calls. we've learned that she was ordering a pizza. local10's shyann malone live in fort lauderdale now with the story. shyann. >> shyann: we rely our 911 operators to get us through dire situations, oftentimes in distress. well, when this company called, she simply was not there. >> what can i do for you? >> let me have one slice of cheese pizza. >> okay. >> let me have a lunch special for the pizza lunch special -- >> shyann: that's is vce of frances francois. the 1 dispatcher was on duty and ignoring her duties as an

>> can you hold on for me one second, please. >> shyann: the call went on for eight minutes, fran saw placing several orders likely for co-workers. meanwhile jered goodman was trying to get through. >> i was sitting on there for a couple of m mutes for sure. >> shyann: a patient clearsight opticians was having some sort of medical emergency. goodman and others called 911 for help. >> i was hoping there was some sort of bigger issue at hand that was taking place but i found out that was not the case. >> shyann: but didn't get through. francois apparently had something else on her plate. >> okay. thank you very much and thank you for being patient with me. >> shyann: francois was reprimanded and the braud office satisfied when we were aware of this immediate action was taken. an internal affairs you investigation was conducted and determined the employee did violate agency policy. as a result, she was disciplined." i did listen to that entire heating of minute call and

urgency for her to get off the phone. it was a very casual conversation that went on for that amount of time. as for that patient that did have that medical episode, he is expected to be okay, he had a seizure but came out of it and that is the good news in all of this. reporting live in fort lauderdale, shyann malone, local10 news. >> laue: and today's hot topics rapper and activity most def has been order out of south after koppe his real-name is dontrell smith has been given 14 days to leave the country. hee was arrested in capetown for trying to leave the country on an illegal passport. they say he had a u.s. passport but try to leave using a world passport. those are given by the organization world service authority. south africa does not recognize the document since it's not lssued by a government. >> victor: an actor from the power rangers kids tv series charged with murder. ricardo medina was charged with fatal stabbing his room innate in january of last year.

with medina's girlfriend when that incident occurred. medina will be arraigned next tuesday and prosecutors will ask for $1 million bail. he faces up to 26 years in jail. coming up all new on local10 news at 6:00, a holiday weekend warning. a big group of bike riders is expected to tie up traffic on martin luther king, jr. day. where they're going and what's being done to prepare for them. >> laurie: a huge show of support for a rabbi who was killed. the prospective murderer appeared in court facing not just a judge but dozens of people who loved the victim. >> victor: and turbulent flight. people rushed off a plane in m m injured in the rough ride in the sky.

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>> victor: caught on camera, a dog rescued from a river in pennsylvania after ai it chased a deer and fell through the ice. rescuers say the dog and deer both broke through 20 feet of ice yesesrday. the deer died, but the dog held on, fighting to get out on his pone the dog's owner could only watch from the store and called 911. the dog was in the water for about two hours before it was finally pulled out by rescuers. >> laurie: so many horse orbs are here in florida this week to find out who wins the prestigious eclipse award,

is ahead of the pack thanks to her million dollars m mayore. >> victor: delonte's a drea brody spoke to her about how it is to go against the big guys in this male-dominated sport of horse racing. back side of the horse crack. gritty, muddy, drab. >> she's one of a kind. kind. >> andrea: enter sheila reasons blum. chanel jacket, designer shoes and blue eyesy. >> za a add a sparkle when i come into the barn because i think it was a little quiuier place and i'm somewhat exuberant. >> andrea: if this consecutively owner walks the stables like a runway model, it's just she was one. tas former face of will hell mena and ford she traveled the world d a former bal lena she graced the stage.

her way into the ranges world where she was met with failure after failure. s it wasn't until she combined forces with the another female that the wins started coming. >> in a class of her own. >> andrea: it has emerged was one of the best mares in the world. she could be named the eclipse winner as the top sprinter. >> this is the academy awards of racing. i say, oh, my god, is this really happening? >> andrea: it is really happening. surrounded by an urn amount of fuchsia. her colors and connections. rosenblum started one of the first all-female racing isn't it cats in the country, partnering with some heavy hitters and socialites. even the mare's training is a woman. >> we're bringing back glamor this to this business. there's something that happens in my heart and soul when i'm in the back stretch and i am in the stalls with the horses and when

eyes and i adore this. q will never stop. >> dr. ari soffer: y andrea brody, local10 news. >> laurie: right now 6:00, high drama when the key witness in the murder of a north miami beach rabbi points out the alleged killer in court. >> victor: a dangerous storm front moving through south florida, but what's inn store for the weekend? >> laurie: we're working breaking newsfter federal arguments run down by hit-and-run driver in south beach. an arrest in the case. >> victor: and terrible turbvlence send can several people on the hospital. >> laurie: plus, drivers beware. why police are preparing for another wild scene like this. the news at 6:00 starts right now. realtime closed captioning performed by u.s. captioning company >> victor: right now 6:00, a dramatic day in court for the teen accused of murdering a rabbi whose attorneys were fighting to keep him out of jail before the trial. a witness to that murder pointed out the 15-year-old deandre charles as the killer in court. >> laurie: local10 news reporter liane morejon was there for today's hearing. she joins us live with the

>> i heard somebody cream for hem. >> liane: testimony from the state's star witness in the case against deandre charles. the same witness who drew this infamous suspect sketch. >> what made you sit down, sir, and decide at you were going to sketch that man's face? >> i didn't want him to get away with it. >> liane: that witnene testified during an arthur hearing for 15-year-old deandre charles, the deen attempt of and i will attempting to rob rabbi joseph raksin in offing twenty 15. his attorney is hoping he can wait out of trial. >> i don't think he did it. >> liane: charles' parents and family members sat just feet away from him. the rabbi's daughter, family members and friends packed the courtroom. >> it's difficult to go back and remember. >> liane: that witness said he was woken theight of august 2019, that he heard screams for help, saw two black males running by his home and saw the rabbi on the ground had a have half a block away.

after the murder and gave it