after the murder and gave it brings a week after that. >> were you scared, sir, about getting involved? >> yes. >> liane: the they picked deandre charles it's photo line-up. >> what was it aout that photograph that made you circle it? >> >> it looks just like the die guy. >> laurie: charles' attorney tried to poke holes in the testimony in hopes of getting had it client out on bail. >> so were you running back, right? is that yes? >> yes. >> eyewitness identification is tricky. >> liane: and the day ended without any decision being made. this hearing is scheduled to pickckp again some time in february. though an exact date has not been set yet. we are live in the justice building, liane morejon, local10 news. >> laurie: and south florida, we're drying out to finally tonight after dealing with all that wild weather all day long. the storm dunked heavy rain from theeys to palm beach county. several drivers found themselves underwater in south beach. there was a tornadoy watch in effect for much of the afternoon but that has expired.

damage in cooper city, lightning striking a home there. several roof tiles were broken or torn off but no one was hurt. so the question is what will the weekend be like. chief meteorologist betty davis will have the forecast for you in just a few moments. >> victor: miami beach police announce can tonight they have made an arrest after two federal agents were run down by a hit-and-run driver. one of those agents now in bad is that it hospital. local10's andrew perez is live at jackson memorial hospital with the late breaking developments. andrew. >> andrew: we've learned these two federal agents, they were on duty in miami beach when they were struck by this runaway driver. we know at least one of them is here at jmh, he is fighting for his life, this as police announced they made a big break in this case. agents with the department of homeland security flood jackson memorial hospital. we know they're here on official business. their concern right now is for two of their own after two federal agents with ice were the victims a hit-and-run in miami beach.

was laying on the floor and i saw another guy was holding the side of his body. he wasn't moving, and you could see blood was coming from his head like his head hit the ground real hard. >> andrew: it happened at collins and z zn way. miami beach police say the two had jug flagged down this cab for a ride when, while talking to the driver, someone in the mercedes jumped the cub and hit them. >> in that short space on the median and where the taxy is is where the mercedes-benzit the victims. >> andrew: the driver's side mirror was left behind. after showing video of witnesses and cars interest in that area, police say they managed to find the car involved. late this evening we learned one person has been arrested. miami beach police making a quick arrest. frankly, we don't know who the person is just yet that was arrested. we're told that person is in police custody. also, the family members of both of these victims, they've had to

live in miami, i'm andrew perez. >> victor: also tonight, a hialeah man sunday arrest, accused of murdering his mother. 36-year-old william garcia facing second degree murder charges in the death of his mother lourdes garcia. she was found dead in her hialeah apartment on west 63rd street and 22nd court by officers who made the discovery shortly before 8:00 last night, and immediately ruled that death suspicious. neighbors say that she had just moved in a few weeks ago. >> laurie: several american airlines passengers were injured on their flight into miami international airport today because of all the severe turbulence from our storms. a flight attendant had to be taken to the hospital. local10 news reporter glenna milberg is live for us at mia now with their scary story. glenna. >> glenna: imagine being on that flight. anyone who has flown can put themselves on 1410 definitely weather-related, and the pros here will say that turbulence is probably more scary than it is dangerous, but today on flight

>> it was scary, yes, it was. >> glenna: what american airlines describes as brief turbulence, passengers on flight 1410 from laguardia describe a bit more emotionally. >> people screaming? >> people were screaming, they were afraid, children were crying. >> glenna: and the pilots in the thick of it described it this way. >> 1410 flight conditions. >> glenna: the bet is sign went on, the 737 half an hour out of miami, 34,000 feet and starting decent. according to the faa the stormy conditions heading into south florida stand up a patch of turbulent aur oh vero beach. the flight landed safely. five of the 159 onbrd had to be checked out. all are okay. paramedics, though, transported wont four flight attendants. an airport officer described nose injuries. found stairs at arrivals, we discovered flight after flight after flight was hitting the miami descent.

that's how crazy it was. >> glenna: the hornsteins were on the next flight in from laguardia. >> we were instructed to buckle up and tilt sit down right away. >> it was bad. it was bad. >> glenna: and on a flight from orlando. >> we just kind of flute our seats and grabbed each other's hands because we were freaking out. >> glenna: we wer listening to the audio recording from air traffic control, and you hear the pilots from the different flights trying to find way around the worst of the storm. but because of how widespread it was, they just could not. air lot of people experienced a bumpy ride today. some 60 flights also were delayed because of this weather. i'm glenna milberg live hat miami international tonight, local10 news. >> laurie: and from the skies to the roads, the weather has reaction some havoc, so let's check in with our traffic reporter jenise fernandez on your commute. >> jenise: it's been a busy commute, laurie. we're still watching this decent i-95 at sterling road. that accident is off to the shoulder but we are seeing those delays.

there is i-95 northbound at sterling road. that accident off to the shoulder. you're looking at 28 miles per hour speeds. staying on i-95 northbound there is an accident right around pembroke road but it does look like traffic is running smoothly as we clock in 61 miles per hour. good news there. cruising on down to dade county we do have an accident on i-95 northbound. this is at northwest 95th street and there is a center lane blocked here. seeing some pretty heavy delays all along 95 with speeds there at 19 miles per hour. and checking out the palmetto expressway, this is as you're heading north right around northwest 36th street. really slow-moving here with speeds at 9 miles per hour. victor. >> victor: jenise, thank you. the first of the thousands of cuban migrants who fled cuba to south america and continued the trek north through mexico have finally arrived in the u.s. and continue being processed in texas. local10's hatzel vela is there in laredo. he's been able to speak to some

being process p by immigration authorities, and hatzel joins us live now with their stories. hatzel. >> hatzel: victor, truly emotional stories. when you talk to these people, you can really sense and see the leif in their eyes. this is ray journey that for many of them started months ago and finally it's over. one here in & an hour later another gets released. dozens of cuban migrants processed throughout the day. eddie mon tore was leads a around noon. the 24-year-old says he's part of 180 cuban migrants who by way of an organized plan put together by cooker costa rica are making their way to the u.s. border. [ speaking in spanish ] he says he's thankful to god for reaching this goal and finally being able to live in this free country. local10 was there when the first group of mike rants arrived in laredo, tax.

several of his friends followed like this husband and wife who say their journey was long and dangerous prior to getting to ecuador. also 30-year-old jimenez was who is cuban but not you part of the group of 180. he says he and 28 others could not wait so they went underground p. [ speaking in spanish ] they traveled the jungles of central america, atimes lost, but they made it and are on their way usually to florida. [ speaking in spanish ] "i never cry, he says, about it feel like crying because this is too emotional." so remember, this is only the -- some of the mig rans coming from this 180 people group. we're talking about 7600 others, i should say, that still remain in cocaine. the costa rica government is planning to start more flights start can next week, two a day

they're going to look at how things went here and figure out how to proceed. for now reporting live on the u.s.-mexico border, hatzel vela, local10 news. >> laurie: and puerto o co's economy is collapsing. that's according to the secretary of the u.s. treshry. jacob lou wrote a letter to congress urging the passage of bankruptcy litigation that had been weighed downy $70 billion in debt and the effects of a decade of recession. meantime, venezuela has also declared an economic emergency publishing the first reports in a year showing the depths of the reception fueled by low oil prices. president numbered revealed the devastate can numbers during his national address in front of the national assembly today. he is asking for a decree that would give him wider powers to intervene in companies' businesses or to limit access to pumpkins the assembly now led by the opposition has the power to approve or reject that. back here in the u.s., wall street saw another day of deep market drops. here are the closing numbers.

the dow jones industrial average lost 390 points. that's about 2.5%. the dowdown 500 points in one point of closing. the nasdaq traded down 126 points, about 2.7%. and the s&p 500 index closed at 1880. this is the worst first two weeks of trading in history. >> victor: here are some people who aren't too worried at all about the stock marked. one of the three winters of the powerball jackpot has finally come forward. >> laurie: meet the two winters ticket in tennessee. coming up on "world news" i want to at 6:30. >> betty: south florida now drying out. i'm chief meteorologist betty davis. i'll tell you the chanceses of another round of showers and storms returning for the weekend. >> victor: but first, a holiday warning for drivers on this

weinsier. >> jeff: local10 news has set up. miami police, the florida highway patrol, miami-dade police have been meeting all week to come up with a contingency plan to make sure what happened last year doesn't happen again. >> martin luther king right you. that's legendary. >> jeff: alex was outs there last mlk day. >> it's just a big adrenal rush always. >> jeff: this is the scene on some of south florida's busy roads last year. hundreds, many from out of state riding erratically, taking over the roads. they called their movement bikes up, guns down, and while those involved won't reveal their plans publicly this year, we're told this is now a tradition. >> have a lot of friends through

what do we need, this and that. it's a family. >> jeff: woo do know police used choppers last year to monitor the riders' whereabiuts. the florida highway patrol says they cannot chase unless the bad guy commits a forcible felony, not just a traffic infraion. >> if we chased them and they would have run through an intersection and killed somebody and killed themselves, then the burden falls on us. >> you realize you're breaking the law. >> i mean, if that's the way you see it, then, you know, i guess that's how it is. >> jeff: most of the activity does take place in the afternoon hours. the bottom line if you're going to be on the road, beware. in northeast miami-dade, jeff weinsier, local10 news. >> laurie: y jeff, thank you. >> victor: and what a difference a few hours balk. look at that. things of cleared in downtown miami as we take a look at our mount sinai medical center tower camera. >> laurie: we took the gray pencil away and put in that nice orange hue. >> victor: and the lens dried off quickly. lease bring in our chief

we're kind of happy that today is over at this point. what are we looking athis weekend? >> betty: we're questioning to start the weekend a dry note after pick can up more than an inch of rainfall in many of your neighborhoods, including miami, kendall, homestead, almost an inch for you, fort lauderdale, and hialeah as well. and then look at marathon scoring big today, and earlier a tornado reported over marinated but that was not confirmed. but definitely some twists in the storms that came over the keys. this is the view now on the doppler radar as we're scanning the skies out over the atlantic, and that is now where that batch rain and storm is, and that is where the rain and storms will stay. that's going to continue to head out toward the east, so no longer causing concerns for us. overseas highway looking a lot better, just a few residual showers as we look just north of marathon, a sandwiched up toward key largo. then miami-dade, maybe a few sprinkles in deep south miami-dade. nothing more than that. broward mainly dry in your area as well.

the night, rainfall not really an issue. mostly cloudy skies, though, that will still be the story for the rest of the evening with temperatures in the mid-60s by about 10:00 tonight. we had these showers and stormrm to fire out as a front, a a cold front pressing down on south florida. that front clears as we head toward tomorrow. that sets us up for a decent saturday. now, we could start the day with patchy log, low clouds but we are eaton more sun during the afternoon, and then by saturday night some showers may try to sneak back in, and then by early sunday our next low pressure system moves in our direction, and this one could set off a round, a line of gusty showers. so we may be enduring something similar to what we saw out there today. this model indicating that between 10:00 a.m. sunday and around the lunch hour, that may be the time that the showers blow through. but, of course, we'll know more as we get another run on the model tomorrow. but behind those showers drier

at the surface on a northwest to north wind, and that also means some cooler air riding back in our direction, too now, tomorrow morning's temperature kind of comfortable, mild, in the mid-60s, and then the highs climb toward 80 degrees so we are anticipating a warmer afternoon. and then by sunday rain moving across the area. then look at the temperature change for mlk day. we're going to start the innate 50s expend up in the lower 70s. rain chance low monday, tuesday. more 50s on the way. in fact, tuesdayayorning could be cooler than monday morning. highs only making it into the lower 70s, and then more 50s to start wednesday morning. so winter is definitely staking its claim over south florida in terms of bringing more fronts in our direction. now, it now looks that by the end of the next week we'll have another better chance of getting some rainfall in here. so let's just enjoy our saturday because our bouts with rainfall, not quite over. clay. >> clay: dwyane wade calls this stretch one of the toughest

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publix. where shopping is a pleasure. >> clay: got a a little breaking news to start off with. joe philbin has a new job. the colts announced that they have hired the former dolphins head coach as they are new offensive line coach. begin had been reported to be in the rung for jobs in indy and in new york put he has seted on indy. in. the heat in denver on a three-game losing streak and they're hoping they don't have to play without dwyane wade who is fighting injuries to both shoulders. wade knows tt the team needs him and he said helping the team

massive challenge for the team's captains, chris bosh, udonis haslem and himself. >> this is going to be one of our greats challenges. we've had some changes here and especially coming off four years of a veteran team that not, polices nemesis it wasn't always great, neither. i'm not saying it was all great. we have had moment similar to this, all that is going on in this month january is all of a part of this team's story. nobody knows how it will shake out yet. >> clay: they'll try to break a three-game losing streak 911 tonight in denver. hassan whiteside is expected to start tonight in denver. he did play against the clippers on wednesday night duty didn't start that game. to baseball where jose fernandez is once again locked in as one of the biggest bargains in baseball. the marlins and their ace have agreed to a one-year deal with a little less than $3 million today. the marlins still controlled fernrndez for this year so he wasn't going anywhere without a trade but this helps them avoid

back to the hardwood, they will be to be to their game to avoid the upset bug in clemson. the tigers knocked off duke earlier this year so jim layer nation out knows layer gnawing oh mostofi this be ready to play. >> they have found a way to play inside out where they're getting some really goo interior baskets getting to the foul line, and their guards are really shooting the ball well. >> clay: they're getting ready for what many call the best week of football all year, and they steelers will be without receiver antonio brown with they take on the patriots. brown suffered a concussion on this hit over the weekend ask was official ruled out of their playoff game in new england. today back to basketball, just an incredible night for jimmy butler of bulls. his bulls taking on the 76ers. 53 points for butler in this one. the last time that a bulls

game, his name was michael jordan back in 1996. the bulls would win 115-111 and overtime, and butler's name now in the record books with the famous number 23, guys. >> victor: not bad, jimmy butler. so joe philbin going to be an offensive line coach. because his offensive lines in miami were so good, ryan tannehill almost died one year, i think. >> clay: we were talking about this actually because will is a big giants fan, and he was rumored to be going to the giants to coach their offensive line. offensive lineoaches are known for being firey. joe philbin not so fey. we'll see if that works out in indianapolis. >> laurie: and we're just so happy this rain is out of the way, betty. >> betty: we can get oututnd enjoy our night. the band of rain and storms over the atlantic waters head can toward the bahamas. that's not going to be backtracking here. so we're getting into dry time as we step into the weekend. saturday looks decent butut by saturday night into early sunday, we may have a similar scenario, a little band of rain

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