by the a famous drug lordd now demolished. the surprise found during demolition. >> calvin: and breaking news. gop presidential hopeful ben carson temporarily spending his campaign after a car wreck involving some of his staffers. >> laurie: and the u.s. uupreme court is taking up president obama's executive actions on immigration. the news at 4:00 starts right now. realtime closed captioning performed by u.s. captioning company >> laurie: right off the top at 4:00 we brought it to you live yesterday, chaos in south florida and bikers and atv riders took to the streets for the show of called mlk rideout. >> calvin: riders weaving through traffic, riding the wrong way and running red lights. police making arrests a confiscating bikes. local10 news reporter liane morejon is live now at the tow yard in miami where riders went to pick upp their property today. liane. >> liane: calvin, $150 pluses proof of ownership will get you your ride back, that is, if you're one of the dozens of

atvs impounded yesterday as a result of that mlk ride. of course, the big slogan, bikes up, guns down. although we have learned new information from law enforcement that shows that maybe some people parting in the ride aren't getting the message. parting. >> bikes up, guns down. that's the wayee we do it. [bleep] we're down here for a good cause and look what they do. >> liane: this biker is one of dozens who showed up at midtown towing today to pickp their property. their joy ride through south florida on martin luther king, jr. day ended early monday night after police confiscated their dirt bikes and atvs. >> they wasn'tchasing us, which is good. i give them credit on that. they just get you when you're stopped. two officers jumped out of a vehicle with both of them with their guns out. >> liane: the theme of ts vite peace, say riders. their slogan bikes up, guns downwn but you may not know it given new information released by miami-dade police.

motorcycles and atvs towed away as well as three cars. they say 28y a aested arrests were made during the mlk ride, including five on gun-lated charges p. 27-year-old corey jones was arrested for grand theft auto during the ride as well as 19-year-old macgregor. he was wanted for murder out of the city of miami. police say he had a mac 10 machine gun with him. hollywood police also made an arrest. 18-year-old chari gardner for not having a license and driving a stolen dirt buick. >> we haven't taken a lot of people to jail but we certainly are taking the bikes because they're not legal to have on the streets. >> liane: and we did just check with bso to see if they had any sim regard numbers to share with us. they said they did not. reporting live in miami, liane morejon, local10 news. >> calvin: we're following breaking news from h hti today. political prophecies now sweeping the country have spread on to a private destination for

financial setback to haiti's tourism industry. our victor oquendo is in the newsroom with exactly wha happened today. >> victor: it looks like the political situation in haiti is now affecting tourism. this all happened at a very important port of call in haiti that cruise-goers will know well. it is always a city with a long partnership in place with royal caririean but because of today's events they had to skip that stop. this video was pted on facebook it. shows the freedom of the seas surrounded by groups of protesters in small boats. the captain decided not to let the passengers off the ship. royal caribbean does believe this these protests are linked to the upcoupling runoff elections this weekend. we have this map that shows us where the private destination is. royal caribbean released a statement that said in part "although the protest was peaceful in nature, it waslear if it continued there would be a significant impact on our guests' abilityty to enjoy. the city. coyote will go to jamaica tomorrow as planned.

peaceful by the ship, violent clashes are going on in haiti ahead of this year's presidential election. 200 people rallied in the streets of porta prunes yesterday. meantime, the opposition candidate says that a runff will be a big step back for the country's government and we we learned several election offices were also attacked. it's not clear how much damage was done and how it will affect sunday's ection, but we're also learning there are protests planned every single day leading up on the election, something we will continue to follow. >> calvin: a hot bed of political act of in haiti. victor with thank you. >> laurie: let's take a live look outside on this chilly day in south florida. you wouldn't know it looking at that postcard, would you? this just says, folks, come on down. and with the snowy weather headed to new england, you know new yorkers, new englanders are all going to try to move this way even if we're not so warm. >> calvin: ts is true. this is why we love south florida. betty, let's find out how low the mercury will drop tonight. >> betty: we're talking another nighghin the 50s.

miami 55 deees the low this morning, 53 in fort lauderdale and letters kendall. so you will need thatxtra blanket on the bed in the morning and maybe an extra layer as youe waiting at the bus symptom topper morning. right now low -- tomorrow morning. right now row to mired 60s. very dry air in place, northerly wind and temperatures didn't have that big of a recovery. here is what we're expecting for tomorrow morning. 53 in hollywood. 53 in pembroke pines. around 54 in miami. homestead, you cou land around 52. and also more 50s for the keys. i'll be back in a few minutes with a lot more on this forecast. i'll let you know when temperatures start to warm up eve more. >> calvin: now to hot wheels in northwest miami dade p p truck catching fire in a car the lot. the flames so intense they uld be seen from i-95. police say a homeless man was living snide the truck and they believe a cigarette may be to blame for this fire. >> laurie: a teenager is being referred to i who was sh_t in florida city. 14-year-old santiago is a gang

she was shot just aftery 7:00 monday night mere northwest 8th place and 14th street. officers say the shooting was dang gang related. santntgo was reportedly shot three times. officers say they plan to talk with santiago witness he recovers. >> calvin: a bicyclist h h died of being hit by a car in pompano beach. it happened earlier thip morning in the westbound lanes of copans road near northwest 6th avenue. while bso was investigating, copans road shut down but reopened shortly before 10:00 a.m. the driver who struck the man on the bicycle stayed on the scene. >> laurie: we have broken news. now a gunman is i custody after a police officer ask shot in houston, xas. this is a developing scene. it's still not clear what led to the shooting but it's believed officers return fire at that suspect p the officer who was hit reportedly suffering non-life-threatening injuries. again, that gunman is in custody. >> calvin: more breaking news right now. gop presidential candidate ben carson has temporarily suspended

his staffers were involved in some set of car wreck. >> laurie: this is ver serious. janine stanwood is in the newsroom with the breaking details on that plus another developing story. >> janine: carson is suspending campaign ents street rest of the day after some of assist his staffers were involved in a a wreck earlier this afternoonn iowa, according to carson campaign. a van transporting three volunteers and a campaign employee hit a patch of ice and it flipped on its side when it was struckk by another car. three we're told being checked at an area hospital while the fourth was sustain to a trauma center in nebraska. carson spoke a short time ago. >> one person is very gravely wounded and, you know, we're going to suspend our activities, and i'm going to head upp to omaha where he's being flown in right n. >> janine: carson was campaigning in south carolina. you just heardum. he says he does plan to travel to omaha to be with the volunteer's family. now, we also have other developing news.

that it will take up president obama's executive action on immigration reform. this could affect the fate of millions of illegal immigrants. the president's controversial executive action on immigration is going to court. [ chanting ] >> janine: the program allows more than 4 million undocumented immigrants whose children u.s. citizens to apply for work permits and avoid being deported temporarily. >> we've got a strong argument to make both in terms of the lel ground on which we're operating but also in terms of the practical impact, positive impact these executive actions will have. >> janine: the president laid out his vision back in 2014. >> you'll be able to apply to stay in this country temporarily without fear o o deportation. you can come out of the shadows and get right with the law. that's what this deal is. >> janine: but so far, that hasn't happened. 26 states filed a lawsuit blocking it from takingeffect, accusing theresidents of

the supreme court will hear the arguments in april, and would likely issue its ruling in june just before the onventions in the middle of the presidential campaign season. andd no matter what the ruling is, the outcome of the electio could impact the future of the program. >> the window of time that people have to come forward is much more narrow, and the big if is the fact that this is a temporary program. a new president, whether was democrat or republican, could very well cancel this, and there's so much confusion in the immigrant community oaf what to do.. >> janine: more than 4 million undocumented immigrants are in legal limbo. again, calvin, we could hear a ruling from the supreme court by june. >> calvin: and it will be big. . the mayor of flint, michigan is in washington, dc, today to deal with an ongoing water crisis thth's led to possible cases of lead poise fong city of flint had received its -- lead poisoning. it had received is water from the city of groat then flint began getting its water from the flint river.

and allegations that people weren't warned of the problemfor months. several class action lawsuits have now been filed. >> you made the mess. you clean it up. you fix the problem. we're talking to desperate people every day. it's sad. it's tragic. >> my baby and i, we breaking out in itching from bathing in the water. ion't like the idea my baby can't drink. >> calvin: mayor karen weaver was scheduled toit down with president obama to ask for federal funding. two people were killed when a greyhound bus crashed in california today, draped across the median on the highway in san hoe say. 18 others were injured the in crash. there is no word yet on what caused the crash, but it appears no other cars were involved. >> laurie: right now rush hour getting started. so let's get a quick check on the roadways. >> calvin: our jenise fernandez is here with that. >> jenise: let's start with i-95 northbound. this is the view from northwest

i'm going step off so you can see the heavy congestion.h this is an accident at 62nd street. good news, though, textt press lanes are running smoothly but let's take you right to that accident. this i i-95 northbound right around northwest 62nd street. we are seeing some delays at this time ass we clocking in at it looks like speeds are -- trying to clock in. we'll get those speeds for in you a little bit buthose speeds pretty slow moving. let's take you to the to jewel jaw tuttle causeway, westbound around biscayne boulevard. doesn't seem like that crash is affecting traffic. we are seeing the green there. another accident on theheirport expressway, this is as you are heading rht around northwest 22nd avenue. we are seeing some delays there so be aware that of. and as we use on up to broward county, i want to talk about is accident on i-95 southbound. this isover in deerfield beach. there is an accident right around hillsboro blevard. on i-knife heading south seeing heavy delays here ac well, so be aware as you are heading in that direction. laurie. >> laurie: and coming up at

well-kno drug lord has been demolished, and the surprising find made inside. our own glenna milberg is following this story. >> calvin: and a close call when driver slams into a gas station nearly missing a woman. it was a a caught on camera. >> laurie: the the president of the academy awards resnding to the the diversity backlash. what she has to say as some

show you can only watch h@re on >> laurie: part of lauderhill had to be evacuated earlier today after a gas leak. sky 10 was over this scene in e-hundred block of northwest 45th ter. as we can tell that you leak has since been capped. not clear wat caused that gas leak. >> calvin: you will be able to watch the oscars here on local10 next month, but today the president of the academy awards isnd super topping this years controversy of responding to this controversy of diversity backlash.

had to say. >> victor: cheryl boone ice isaacs promising changes. this after several entertainers boycotting because all 20 actors and actressesesre all white. the president of the academy awards responded to the diversity backlash, promising more diversity. >> the academy for a number of years now, the last couple, three or four years has been work can really hard to -- working really hard to bring about more inclusion and diversity in its membership, and we are continuing to do that, and we areoing to make it happen. >> victor: cheryl boone isaacs also said dramatic steps being made to change the make-up of the membership? whate really need is the support of the industry across the board, the entire industry in our effort to actually get this accomplishment done. >> victor: her interview comes after actress jada pinkett smith announced that she is boycotting

watching from home, either. >> let do us differently. >> victor: pinkett smith's husband will smith is one of the actor who did not get ninated this year despiteical acclaim for his performance n "concussion." >> begging for acknowledgment or even asking diminishes dignity and diminishes power. and d are a dignified people. >> victor: pinkett smith i not alone in they are frustration. for the second straight leer the #oscars. >> sowhite has been disciplined trending and spike she also point ceremony. >> there's a lot of very talented people that really should be seen, heard, nurtured. >> victor: both jad pinkett smith and spike lee wish their friends the best of luck. pinkett said she wishes the best r chris rock who will be hosting the show next month. there's only one place that u can watch it, the academy awards will be held february 28 inn this

can catch it rive right here on local10. coverage starts ate 7:00. laurie and calvin i'll send it back over to you. >> calvin: in fort lauderdale right now from our tower cam, oh, my, not even best supporting. this is like the best weather we could have on this day. wow. >> laurie: it really is. but betty davis knows you need tom layers, right, betty? one minute you need that layer. the next minute you're sweating it out in here in florida we don't know what to do with this chilly weather. >> betty: how many [f you started the day in a sweater or maybe pullover or maybe socks and sandals. it has been that type of day. fort lauderdale sobeautiful everywhere, it is just a picture perfect day if you mind the mid to high level clouds that continue to be persi across the area. temperatures still on the cool side this afternoon. everyonehecking in in the low to mid-60s but doing aittle better than where we were this morning when miami started out af54 and we saw some lower 50s in some of your neighborhoods, too.

our warm sps at this moment at 64 and key west also showing 64 degrees. th forecast for the rest of the evening, it's going to be pretty tame out there. dry but certainly on the cool side. by about 8:00 tonight some of you will again start that drop-off into the upper 50s. no rainfall to worry about so we show you the satellite imagery and, yeah, we still do have some of those mid and high level clouds rolling in but we did seeee just enough sunshine out there to at least bump our temperatures in the low to mid-60s because with our winds having that northerly component, that continually drawing the for instance of some much colder air up to the north. look at the temperatures we're seeing across the southeast in particular. cksonville 50. atlanta 39 degrees. a bit more of that drains in our direction tonight. so tomorrow morning we'll be commem. but mild for the afternoon as we get into a wind shift. so winds will start to come in from the northeast and each day we add a few numbers to the temperatures. by thursday we're evening warmer

approaches and t`e next cold front is going to guarantee us a cooldown for the weekend. but tomorrow we start in the 50s again. his make it up to about 72 in miami. so that's a little better than day if you want the warmer stuff. mid-70s for thursday. by friday here comes our front bringing the rain. and loo at saturday night. we're going back down into the 50s. calvin. >> calvin: betty, thanks. a mansion that once belonged to a famous drug lord has now been torn down. we're taking you to the demolition at 4 4:30. >> repter: a woman out of town is robbed at a bathroom the in macy's and now she's speaking out. >> will: one night only. that's if story. i'm will manso live at the american airlines arena. after a long road trip, the heat are back at it tonight. d-wade and the gang try to bounce back after that 2. 4 trip and they'd better do it at home tonight because it's right back on the road after

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return to tacks tonight on their home court, but for one night only they'll host the bucs. she chris boshshn the covet tip-off today, the program. might as well be a collector's item. it's the only time you will see it for a while. they have that six-game road trip back tonight and after this they head out for five more on the road. yane wade had an mri yesterday. he has had shoulder issues. missed the game in dench during that 2-4 road trip. the good news is that mri showed that nothing is wrong. at least no serious injury, just some soreyeyss in those shoulders. coming off that 2-4 trip he hopes to bounce back against the bucs before they red right back on the road. the miami marlins made i official today. look at that big happy family, jeffrey loeia and the at the rest of the crew to welcome chen. the former orioles start ser expected to be the number two man behind their ace jose fernandez.

have suddenly lost four straight games after falling at home to edmonton last night. remeer following a 12-game winning streak. the good news for the cats they are still in first place and host the stanley cup champs the blackhawks on friday night. back here at the arena we'll have much much more on the heat you including a former matter, many, many times a heat player who is pour can it in, putting up big stats in china. that story from the arena, i'm will manso. >> calvin: can't wait to sig. >> laurie: and your brother is in town. >> calvin: can't wait to see him him. with the bucs. we're going to have to kick their butts tonight. >> laurie: that'll do it for us to the on the 4:00. >> calvin: let's check in with victor and janine with what's happening at the bottom of the hour. >> janine: here's what's coming up at at 4:30. >> victor: a mansion that belonged to one of the famous drug lords of all time has now been demolished.

verdict match trial of pat santeramo, the former president of broward teachers union accused of stealing union money. >> victor: plus, a tampa woman visiting south florida when she was robbed the in bathroom of a macy's. what she's saying about the hole dream those stories and more coming up onon local10 news here in the city, parking is hard to find. seems like everyone drives. and those who do should switch to geico because you could save hundreds on car insurance. ah, perfect. valet parking. hello! here's the keys. and, uh, go easy on my ride, mate. hm, wouldn't mind some of that beef wellington... to see how much you could save on car insurance, to geico.com. ah! (car alarm sounds)

>> victor: right now 4:3 a mansion that once belonged to one of the world's most famous drug lords has been torn down. the miami beach home was once owned by pablo escobar. >> janine: and there were some supplies finds insidehat house. local10 news reporter glenna milberg live in miami beach with why that home was demolished. glenna. >> glenna: and what pay scene it was here today. even all the neighbors came by. there were former dea agents who came by. six hours ago this started. looks like work has stopped for the day, and even as they're take can down this home onn north bay road, there are people still looking iide for the spoils of palm beach row escobar's drug empire. and they may have found tom. pablo escobar.

it was under the for. and under -- under marble. four of our workers had seeee it. >> glenna: a slipped critical safe the workers strid buried. they believe it was stolen in the home that pablo escobar owned in 1980s until it was seized. the other find this bag of powder. >> the defect said9% it was cocaine. it got point where the strength is basically very, very, very low. >> glenna: the demolition has been part treasureunt, part history less op for this tony miami beach blo. they now know one of the richest richest, most iup and brutal drug pins who imported some of the billions worth his s ck docks. >> a lot of peopl asked me why don't you make it into a museum. i don't thinke want tocelebrate the criminals. i think we should have anything

disappear. >> calvin: but, you know, even as the house goes away, little by little it seems like escobar's near mythic reputation remains.s some of the people who are here watching this today, as i mentioned, a former d evidentlya act a former u.s. attorney, men who were instrumental in dismantleeling this cocaine empire, and they have incredible firsthand accounts of escobar and his business, and you will coming up at 5:30. hour. i'm glenna milberg reporting live in miami beach today, local10 news. >> janine: glenn, a thank you. we have an inside look at pablo escobar's on our website. just to go our home page and click on the story. we have breaking news right now. the health deputy warning about a health alert in miami-dade county. >> victor:2and we're also following another breaking story from the world of politics. let't' get to laurie now.

>> laurie: this is the zika virus, and wear liking to hear more about this because it is a hoax-borne advisers and now the flflida department of health are is confirm that two cases of this have been confirmed. two residents who traveled. first, you can for the not catch it by someone else. it's only carried by mosquitoes but why this is so important is because of potential links in pregnant women to birxh affects. it's a very serious virus and it can last several days to a week with symptoms including fever, rash job j jnt pain and red eyes or conjunctivitiu. it's very important that people become aware of this. just last friday the cdc put out a warning for pregnant women to avoid traveling to 40 differe countries because of this zika virus. if you are pregnant especially, check out our website on local10.com and look at the full

meantime, opr second bit of news comes from the political world involving this lady, sarah lin, the 28 vermontal nominee. she is said set to endorse donald trump today was. what a boost that would be for him. it would be highest profile backing for a repubcan tornado so far, and, of course, it's caucus. so that coming from the trump camp. we will indeed let you know when that happens. but sarah palin set to end donald trump on the republican ticket. >> victor: caught on camera here, two people stealing a tailgate from a pickup truck in miramar. surveillance video recorded the death of near near 29th court. you can see suspects working to detach that tailgate beforewalking away. if you have any information about the suspects, call police. and a false later in the middle school in north miami

threat. police say someone called in the threat to north miami middle school. officers searched the school along with k-9 units they found nothing. students were not evacuated. >> janine: and also this afternoon we are on verdict match trial of pat santeramo. >> victor: the farmer president of the union is accused of stealing money. local10 news reporter terrell forney joins us live now from fort lauderdale french this trial has been underway for about two weeks now but, yes, it has all come down to this. the jury got the case a couple of hours ago and we know that th posed at least, you question to the judge but so far there has baby no verdict, so everyone inside of thehe courtroom really on pins and needles waiting for that jury to decide@ the fate of this former teachers union president. >> pat santeramo saw an easy opportunity to steal a fewew thousand dollars here and there for a number of years. >> victor: prosecutors painted

santeramo, the man who once ran the broward teachers union and who was responsible for its $6 million budget. >> he made that money appear on the books of etu. so basically he took money illegally and fried to make it look clean. french from making illegal political campaign contributions with union coffers to embezzling union funds, the 68-year-old is accused of stealing roughly $3,000 from broward teachers. investigators say santeramo schemed with a friend and introduction company owneravid esposito to inflate invoices on work performed, and he and esposito would allegedly pocket the extra cash. >> pat santeramo is not guilty of these charges and all the charges. >> terrell: santeramo resignedin 2012 and was arrested after the allegations came to light. the jury has been drib fighter much of the afternoon on the fate of the iv teacherss union

with using a company credit card for personalrofit. >> the evidence is resoundingly shown that there is no crime in connection with mr. santeramo's use of that gas card. >> terrell: so theft and money laundering just some of the nine charges that santeramo is facing. again, the jury is still out. but we do know that if he is convicted, he could face up to 30 years in prison. and remember, he is 68, so that could essentially mean the rest of his life behind bars. we are still inside of the courtroom, and as soon as there is a verdict wukela you'll hear it right here on local10. for now that's the latest inside of the broward county courthouse in fort lauderdale, i'll terrell forney. >> janine: no fonder a-mile teen who is back behind bars after violating his probation. he was on probation a club shooting that injured 15 people in liberty city. 18-year-old well campbell only served a year in prison for the nightclub shooting. he was arrested friday. he's also being charged with

marijuana. he could face up to 30 years in prison for violating that probation. campbell served time for his role in the shooting at the spot in september of 2014. several of those victims, they were underage, as young as 11 years old. >> victor: we now know the name of a passenger injured in a deadly wrong way crash on i-spive troopers say diego scaras was driving in a porsche as ruesas heading south. ruiz was killed when he collided with an suv. scar yas remains in critical condition. the two people in the suv were also injured. >> janine: a woman visiting from tampa when thieves stole $2,000 from her purse. >> victor: that victim was a in the bathroom at a macy's when she was targeted. local10's eric yeah, spoke with the victim. >> three minutes at the most. three minutes. that's fast. >> eric: patricia thought she was safe in the macy's bathroom at the best broward mall but

purse on the hook in the stall, she said someonee reaches over the top and grabs her with all the. >> real tooth smooth and real fast and real good to do that. >> eric: ore purse, wallets and ids but the were still there but $2,000 gone. that was money she intended on spend go on her son for his birthday. plantation police say admit they were already watching a woman she described being in the bathroom at the same time for previous thefts at that same store. >> they knew is that that she has to go up to the bathroom and they were watching this person anyway. necessity were watchg her why weren't they outside door when i come out? >> janine: and plantation police say they are reviewing surveillance video to see who left the store bathroom when that theft happened. alas check, the thieves hoe took all of that cash, they are still out there. police are investigating an accident in coconut creek involving a coral springs police car. coral springs police say that officer rear-ended a car which then rear-ended another car.

injuries. >> victor: power problems in hollywood after police say a car slammed into pay pole the car reportedly hit the poll on johnson street and 58 ath avenue poster thankfully no one was seriously injured but power was disrupted to the area and traffic was temporarily shut down while crews worked on repairs. with that right now rush hour is about to get underway. let's get a check on traffic. >> janine: jenise fernandez is here with how the roads are looking. >> jenise: yesesrday was a holiday and we didn't see that many cars out there but we're making i up for it today. this is the view from i've derr road at i-95. there is an accident around miami gardens driveway lane blocked. zooming in so we can see those delays a bit better, i-95 southbound approaching miami gardens drive, there is a right lane blocked with speeds thereat 31 miles per hour. now, staying on i-95 but northbound there's an accident right around northwest 62nd reet with speeds thereat

is and for those of you on the julia tuttle causeway league of miami beach therees an accident right around biscayne boulevard, satisfying pretty heavy delays at 30 miles per hour. another aident on the airport expressway, this is as you're heading west right around northwest 22nd avenue with speeds at 17 miles per hour. cruise can on up to broward county, we do have anccident on i-95 right around sample road but it does look like that accident is not gym pacing traffic too much or actually that accident at hillsboro boulevard right as your heading south with speeds there clocking in at 49 miles per hour. janine. >> janine: thank you. an unholy act as children steal from a church after sunday service. and they were caught on camera. >> victor: ahead in our health cast, important information for new moms ana dads or parents-to-be. what you need to know about crib bumpers. and a close call, a driver

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>> janine: a maryland man was nearly killed when pay pole wept right through his car on monday night. this is after he sideswiped an ambulance causing to it lose control. that driver then crashed into a pole that ended up impaling his car. that man six inches away from being hit. >> victor: and driver in new york facing charges after police say he drove his car in a carolyn liquor. police say the man hit a 49-year-old woman and her one-year-old child before speeding off. police say that the man then drove his car nigh brooklyn canal but was automobile to get out before that car sake of. police then arrested the 36-year-old man. caught on camera here,ing unholy act. two children sneakakg into a church and stealing money and acar. >> janine: this happened in atlanta. one of those kids could be as young as 11 years old. laurie is in production control with this one.

it's hard to imagine but this left byy children, it happened right after surrender morning services, and the car that was stolen belonged to the pastor himself. their faces are blurred but watch these children work. >> the little one saying, come on, let's go. the other one, see them. look what he did. >> laurie: after the older boy walks out of frame, the younger one talks to reverend hebrew mcdonald in his office. >> the little one come back and talked to us. he was the decoy. they're little ceer criminals. they've done this before. they came with every intention of stealing and robbing something. >> i'm thinking he may have been hiking behind theolumn right here. >> laurie: r rerendum mcdonald's wife said that something they wanted was money in her purse while she cleaned up after sunda services a salvation world of life ministry in southeast atlanta. >> he took the wallet out and took all the money out and the car keys was down in there. >> laurie: the young thieves then got away with the pastor's car.

how these kids look like one was maybe, what, 11, the other one was maybe 14, 15. it is just disheartening that this is what our youth is coming to. >> laurie: and it's likely the kids have done this before because they were in that church for just six and a half minutes. the and the reverend said meone from his church spotted those kids in his car a short time after. there's no word yet if his chars been recovered. not a good lesson. janine and victor, back to you. >> victor: disheartening a good word forth are photoing afternoon elderly tennessee man caught fire while trying to keep warm. the man was reportedly standing next to a wall heater at a boarding home in memphis where several others lifted as well, and that man's shirt caught fire. he removed the shirt. the fire spread t a nearby current before burning through the entire home. >> we was just standing too close. he was just trying to get warm and caught his clothes on fire.

he had to be on fire. saying. >> victor: and officials say the victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition. people in japan now dealing this year. tokyo yesterday. across the country the snow brought transportation services to a halt. people were trying to cram into trains, overcrowding them. so because of the weather, 250 people were injured with at least 40 going to the hospital. >> janine: starting tomorrow sky watchers will get a special fremont they will be able to see five planets in the sky just before dawn mercury, venus, saturn, mars and jupiter, they will all be visible for about 45 minutes before sunrise. experts ai it's the first time in ten years that all five of them have appeared together in the pre-dawn sky. the show willast through february 20. >> victor: i've got to wake and up s@e that one day. >> janine: hopefully the clouds will let us see it. >> victor: hopefully.

little bird flying in on cue there. >> janine: 60 degrees. betty davis is here to tell us if wee can expect more the chilly stuff. i kind of like i >> betty: it's great killed weather, isn't it? this is such lovely weather to be with the o o you bloch we're heading down in the 50s but right now we have low to mid-50s down at the hollywood broadwalk. we've seen everybody with the jacket and longer sleeves. that northerly compopont to the winds, it's doing a number our atmosphere and helpipi to keep did chill in the atmosphere so that's going to be the case tonight as well or we're not going to be warming things up, rather getting cooler as the night wearsrs on. lower 50s in some of your neighborhoods. not a rain-filled day whatsoever those are just false returns showing up on the draper plenty of dry air in place they surface but in the mid to upper levels estill that south westerly flow aloft, thus we still see clouds across our skies, and trend is going to continue throughd

high pressure the dominating feature over the ohio river valley, down through the southeast. the flow around that hyal log cooler air to trickle into our neighborhoods. there is a little low pressure system, snow streaking out ahead of that bun y can see the snowshowers on this cloud and radar imagery, snow falling in@ portions of iowa and missouri. now, eventually by t trsday we're going to see a low pressure system get its act together and start to run toward the northeast, and this as models are indicating, could make for a professor lisk owstorm for the northeast between friday and saturday. so if you're making plans to travel to dc and philly, look at the snoall totals this model is spitting out. more than two feet for dc by saturday. philly more than a foot of snow. are new york city involved in this as well. hartford, connecticut. so that is going to be something to see, something to watch play out. it's going to be the first big one of the season should the models take us that waist planned. for us the big snow anniversary

on this day in 1977, seen in broward and also mild county. that was also a day of record coal with a morning low of 36 degrees. didn't quite start that way today and certainly no snow in our forecast. but chilly by our standards, and it's going to stay chilly into tomorrow morning. so we will again start the innate 50s, forecasting 54 for the morning low in miami, and then the highs will make that climb toward 72. so a little milder tomorrow afternoon over where we've been this afternoon. and then by thursday s se mid-70s before the afternoon. by friday almost 80 as the next front approaches, bringing some rainfall, and that bumps our temperatures back down into the lower 50s by sunday morning. victor. >> victor: chilly. thank you. the world o orock 'n' roll has lost another bright light. eagles founding member and guitarist glenn frey died on monday. he died of several health complications, including pneumonia and artrtitis on

"rest in peace.yet another legend today. glenn frey of the eagles, your music is embedded in my brain until the day i day. you will be missed." and dan cook, he posted "people dodot run out of dreams. people just run out of time. glenn fy." fore more on glenn's legacy you can go to local10.com and look at videos. you can also so the vote you're favorite eagles song. >> janine: topping today's health news important information for moms and dads. kristi krueger has theatest on crib bumpers. >> kristi: crib bummers may seem like the pfeffer finishing touch for your baby's first ri but be careful. the popular access ri can pose a suffocation prins here's why. >> they can suffocate by just pushing their sort of face up against the bumper or getting their face trapped underneath the bumper. >> kristi: parents often believe that bumpers are needed to keep their baby safe and comfortable in the crib, b b the doctor says

in a bare crib, no stuffed animals, no blankets, no pillows, and no bumpers. in addition to suffocation hazards, once the baby learns to stond d and up week they can use those bummerrers sort of as a stepping stool to climb out of crib and that could lead to some other rlly serious injuries. and speaking of head injuries in particular, doctors e applauding a brand new program to reduce head injuries in young athletes. new u.s. soccer rules prohibit heading of the ball for children under the age of ten. >> we're just learning more about what are the long-term impacts of repetitive heading of the ball and how we can reduce could d cushions further that occur not only in soccer but in you collision sports such as football or in ice hockey. >> kristi: dr. russman said new youth sports standards vital. he said organizers of all matthew sports need to workrkard tore ensure the safety their young soccer players.

>> janine: now to some unwanted neighbors. three bears taking up residence in an orlando neighborhood. >> reporter: a bear family has moved in, a mama bear and herer two cubs were seen napping in a tree at a cul-de-sac. neighbors are watching the bears from a distance and keeping their kids inside. police are hoping that these bears will leave on their own. >> janine: they're cute. from a distance. have you seen this? call at a star wars kitty. this cat going viralal because of its resemblance in an actor at the latest star wars film. people say that core weg the bal niece mix, they say he kind of looks like actor adam driver. >> victor: driver plays the evil ren in "star wars" forest. s the cat was just adopted from the animal center. i see it. the. >> janine: it's the pens is i have look. >> victor: coming up another uber fight in south florida. commissioners carnegie ordinancece to the regular ride sharing services. we'll have both sides of the

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>> victor: there are close calls and then there's this, a car smashed into a sydney, australia gas station nearly hitting a woman inside. the woman disappears from sight as that car flies into the store, and it looks like she was hit, but the car just missed her. you can see her actually get up. she walks away. workers dragged the two people inside the car right out to safety. police are trying to figure out what sent that car into the store. >> janine: wow have you ever seen a lower ax? a very unique art gallery just opened up in palm beach gardens. the art of dr. seuss eibit includes illustration art, a

taxidermy all of this art was done by dr. seuss. to relieve the stress of making books. who knew that dr. seuss needed to relieve stress.p >> victor: good point. >> janine: apparently everybody needs to. that's going to could it for local10 news at 4:30. >> victor: here are laurie and calvin back with what's new at 5:00. >> calvivi right now on local10 news at 5:00 we're hearing from some of the people whose dt bikes and atvs were seized by police after yesterday's wild ride through the streets of florida. >> laurie: laker about a 14-year-old boy as well who was shot in florida city. >> will: and winter's chill is upon us. i'll let you know how cold we get tonight. >> calvin: and wait until you hear about some of the items being found in pablo escobar's old mansion in miami beach. > we begin with breaking news about a mosquito-borne virus that has been discovered right here in south florida. >> laurie: janine is in the

zika virus. >> janine: this is news from the florida department of health. ey are telling us to people in miami-dade county reported having the zika virus. these are not people that got the virus, but according to the department of health these are two residents who actually traveled to colombia in december and that's when they got this illness. zika, if you've never heard of it, it's a moch borne virus sum lar to dengue fever in symptoms including rash, feverer and head auk. here's the scary part. scientists say there could be a link between zika and infants born with developmental issues. it cannot be transferred from person to person but, of coue, you want to avoid any contact with mosquitoes if you can. if it's raining, if there's standing water, dump it out. if you are out at dusk or dawn, be sure to cover your limbs so that you don't get bitten by mosquitoes. but again, two cases here in miami-dade county, and a third case, we are told, in hisboro county. any more information that we get

let you know.