let you know. >> laurie: also at 5:00, police are waiting to interview a 14-year-olol boy who was shot several times last night in florida city. authoritie shuai that young boy is known to have ties to gangs. >> calvin: and now they nt to know who opened fire on him yesterday evening. local10's andrew perez is hive no with the latest on the police ception. andrew. >> andrew: coastal carolina, gang affiliation or not, we're talking about a child here, 14 years old. he know he was shot at least three times, airlifted, and now he's in crirical condition here at nicholas childrdr's hospital behind me. i want to take you to a tweet right away from miami-dade county public school superintendent alberto carvalho. he wrote "incompens i will be that on the day we celebrate peace and courage,," of course, referring to mcday, "violence strikes again, the shooting of a 14-year-old child. " ta a look the scene. this is the 1300 block of northwest 8th place last night in florida city. the teen was hit three times. he's been identified as marshawn

police believe this shooting is gang-related and have reason to believe@ santiago is also affiliatededith a gang. authorities are waiting for himto be well enough for him to talk so they can get information and track down whoever is summon for this shooting. live tonight in southwest mild, i'm andrew perez. today. the car was found near northwest 118th street and seventh avenue and was unoccupied. it's unclear how the fire started. >> laurie: now to the legal repercussions for those whose dirt bikes and atvs were seized by police in yesterday's wild ride that caused traffic trouble all over south florida. some of those riders say, hey, they weren't doing anything wrong, but a lot of people disagree. local10's liane morejon is live with some of the fallout. liane. >> liane: well, laurie, those riders who got their bikes and atvs towed want they have to pony up $150 and, of course, proof that they own the ride

of course, this has been the scene outside of midtown towing for most of the day. riders coming to pick up their bikes and atvs. this as we're getting a clearer picture of exactly how many people got in troubleuring that mlk ride. they cham out in droves on dirt bikes and atvs, racing and stunting with one goal in mind, they say. >> bikes up, guns down. >> stop killing each other. more spaes in the urban community. >> liane: it resulted in a trip to theow yard for some riders, dozens of them forced to pay citations and fees after police had them towed. >> it cost a couple dollars to get the bikes back but we moving. >> liane: miami-dade police say they had 59 motorcycles or atvs towed away as well as three cars. they also say 28 people were arrested during the mlk ride, including five o` gun-related charges. 27-year-old corey jones was

19-year-old macgregor was wanted are for murder out of the city of miami. police say he had eye mac 10 machine gun with him. he's being held without bond. in bward, hollywood police arrested 18-year-old chari uardner for not having a license and driving a stolen dirt bike. >> they are idiots. idiots. >> liane: this tow truck driver doesn't get. >> it guns down, bikes up, what does it have to do with anything? they're just breaking the law. >> liane: but riders insist their risky ride is all for good. >> the bike is not killing anybody. if anything we'll kill ourself on a bike bute're not going to harm anyone else. >> liane: now, ) did reach out to the broward sheriff's office. public information department to see if they had any arrests as a result of the mlk ride. they said none that they're aware of. err was live iniami, liane morejon, local10 news. >> laurie: thank you. >> calvin: time to bundle up again tonight. we understand they're going to get very low.

hollywood beach. you see some folks are out there, but bee know this for sure. if yououe out there on the peach, look at those palm trees. e winds are blowing. people have their 'hoods on. >> laurie: and here comes the shorts. always in south florida, we've got some folks in jackets and 'hoods a then you get others in shorts. we just need a bikini and the picture is complete. right? >> calvin: absolutely. >> laurie: there is a tourist in a bikini somewhere saying, this is warm. what are you people complaining about? >> betty: have single digits and below zero readings across portions of the northern lier of the u.s. this morning, so a lot of people out there can probably handle the orosco degrees that we peaked at this afternoon. started the morning, though, in the 50s. and by south florida standards that is definitely chilly. highs today, miami 64. key west only 65 degrees. you know that is below average for us. normally, normal, what's normal these days, right? mid-70s is where we would expect to be. right now we see temperatures in

morning, low to mid-50s. they're gog to be widespread, probably waking up is on to some more 50s as we head down through the keys. and oh, by the way, todayay is an important snow anniversary. remember tt one time we had the snow flurries in broward and mild? at happened on this day 39 snowplows happened that one time. we also had record cold. record cold expected tomorrow morning but i'll be back with a lot more on the weather. south florida. this one happening in miami-dade as commissioners prepare to consider an ordinance that would regulate ride sharing services such as auber and lyft. >> derek: it has revolutionized the way millions get around but uber is threatening to drive out of dade county, t tt is if the chairman john monasteen gets what he's proposing. >> south america a democracy but spreading lies smite good thing. >> and do you think they've done that? >> i think that's what this is about.

putting out this ads targeting the chairman saying he want teakk away safe, reliable transportation in miami-dadeed. monasteen contending that's not it. >> they are currently operating illegally and therefore i'm providing a platfwrm that would allow them to operate legal. >> derek: chairman put forth legislation that would require all transportation network drdrers be required to hold higher limit commercial insurance hattll times, not just with a passenger. he also wants to require drivers undergo county background checks. >> i think it would be beneficial for the county as a whole if we know who is driving residents. >> derek: uber says if those things happen, they are out, call it one of the most hostile ordinances in the nation. there is another piece of legislation on the table by commissioner esteban boveo, keeping insurance as it is and baground checks in the stands of companies but with county

industry to be more competitive with this emerging technology and not do it the other way around where they regress definitely he said he wants to make it easieie for taxies to compete. in downtown miami, derek shoho, local10 news. >> calvin: uber and lyft contend they already do thorough background checks on their drivers. county commissioners will consider the proposal tomorrow. we will i. be there to friday story. >> laurie: we're following two political stories you go which one involved presidential candidate ben carson. >> janine: carsony is suspending campaign events at least for the rest of the day after some of his staffers were involved in a car w eck earlier this afternoon. this happened in iowa. according to the carson campaign, a van transporting three volunteers and a campaign employee hit a patch of ice and flipped on the side when i i was then struck by another car. those three areeing checked how the in a hospital while the fourth volunteer was taken to a trauma center in nebraska.

time ago. >> one person is very gravely wounded and, you know, we're going to suspend our activities and i'm going to head up to omaha where he's beiei flown in right now. >> janine: that was carson campaigning in south carolina. he said he does plan to travel to omaha to be with the volunteer's family. now, to other presidential candidate donald trump. he is being endorsed by this woman, sarah palin. she released a statement by the new york times writing "i am proud tone doors don't j. trump for president." thisisby the way, the trump's most high profile endorsement yet. you palin might not have the political clout she used to but these popular in iowa. we'll see if this makes a dent during the caucuses. >> calvin: more breaking news from haiti. political protests now sweeping the country have spread to a private destination for cruise passengers, and it's troubling ws for haiti's tumor industry. victor is in the video port with exactly what happened today.

political situation in haiti is now affecting the tourism industry there. this all unfolded in la badeed an important port call in haiti. this video was posted on facebook. that is royal caribbean freedom of seas surrounded by groups of protesters in both right there. the captain decide not to let the passengers off the ship. royal caribbean believes these protests are linked to the upcoming runoff elections this weekend. we also have this map. it shows you where the popular private destination. accept royal caribbean released a statement that said in part "although the protest w peace nfl nature it was clear that in the protests continued it would be a significant impact our guests' ability to a enjoy. they'll spend the date a sea and go on to jamaica tomorrow." so while that protest by the ship was peaceful, violent clashes have been breaking out in haiti ahead of this week's presidential and runoff elections. more than 2,000 protestcrs rallied in the streets of port-au-prince just yesterday. now, the opposition candidate says that a runoff will be a big

government, and we can tell that you election offices were attacked, and we're also hearing that protests are planned every single day leading up to these elections. so our own glenna milberg will be live inn haiti covering the runoff election starting on friday. laurie and calvin i'll send it back to you. >> calvin: unction music fans are mostly cloudy the loss of another legend. eagles legend glenn frey died in new york after a series of illnesses. and that was certainly one of his biggest hits "take it easy" co-written with his then roommate jackson brown. i frey was born in detroit but hit it big in los angeles in the 1970s with don henley to form linda ronstt's backing band which would eventually become the peoples the group seamlessly blended country and rock into classic hits like tequila sunrise, one of these nights

california. glenn frey was 67 years old. >> laurie: too many losses in the nukes world recently. itp now 11 minutes after 5:00 on this tuesday. so let's get aheck on the afternoon rush for you. traffic reporter jenise fernandez right here. >> jenise: we are watching this accident on the julia tuttle caution causeway league of miami beach approaching biscayne boulevard. it's onene of those days you wouldn't mind driving with the windows down but you're still going to run into some congestion. julia tuttle is where you'll find this accidenen ho. expressway. this is as you're heading wes approaching the palmetto expressway there is a right lane blocked. speeds there are at 13 miles per hour. cruising on up to broward county we do have an accident on 595. this is as you are heading west root aroun dave road near the turnpike. looks like we're seeing some heavy traffics you're approaching that accident with speeds there at 22 miles per

and another accident on i-95. this is northbound right as you're approaching sample road but we are seeing thehe green there so not really too concerned about this one witit speeds at 61 miles per hour. laurie, calvin. >> laurie: the broward sheriff, he's taking a stand aft hundreds of bikers took over south florida's streets yesterday. sheriff scott israel saying monday's wild ride will not berepeated next year. find out how he plans to stop it all new at at 6:00. >> calvin: and we're on verdict match case of a broward teachers union boss accused of stealing money. we'll have a live report from

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>> laurie: we have some breaking news coming in. isis has confirmed the death of jihady joh the militant identified as muhammad end wazy gained note right for his vaped, his videotaped. y they said they were sure he had been killed in to a drone attack. that has been confirmed in the latest isis magazine. >> calvin: a disturbing story from wisconsin where a young woman froze to death in the streets of milwaukee. friends say 21-yearld elizabeth likey waste at a party saturday night withfriends when she became angry and left. likey, who was reportedly drunk at the time, walked around the

the medical examiner said the victim was dressed in shorts, stockings and a tank top.with a wind chill minus 27 degrees, she froze to death and was found the next morning. >> laurie: a strange crime targeting drinking waterer the flagler county sheriff's office is trying to track down the people who rained 400,000 gallons on purpose. 40 water valves were twisted open and left open for hours over the weekend. investigators ai it's really as easy to do as opening a water bottle but this type ofnd va limp is a felony and it was no accident. >> they certainly knew good and well this they were doing damage at at least costing someone money. >> laurie: there is a pos built the water may have been contaminated so a boil water notice is in effect for about 1700 people a aoss flagler oien crown. the person responsible wld be facing up to fife years in jail. >> calvin: let's check in with our betty davis, and ielieve the word on the beach today might be stay out of the water >> laurie: no doubt. you're brave if you're even walking the beach today, betty.

>> betty: about the same tomorrow morning and then we start to warm before our next cold front approaches. so make sure you stay tuned store the seven-day planner. we started this morning at 55 inmiami and made it up to just 64 degrees this afternoon. we did have some sunshine going through this clouds so that was kind of nice. right now everyone in the lower 60s except pompano beach where it's now a chilly 59 degrees. the forecast for the rest of the evening shows that the rest of us will fall off into the upper 50s, probably around 9:00 tonight so we're going to keep it dry and definitely cool for the rest of the evening, and we're still going to have some of those mid to high level clouds out there as well as our southwesterly flow in the mid to upper levels of the atmosphere continues to be pret persist. winds prerty much with a northerly component throughout the day made for a really chilly afternoon noting still a northerly don't know wind so

chilly night but it could ve been a lot worse. so much colder up to the north, and look at the rebound they saw in minneapolis today. it's currently 6 degrees. 17 in chicago. new york city in the upper 20s. so the chill is really on, but it looks like we will start to am wop as we're rounding out the week before we take the temperatures back down. so for wednesday it will be a chilly start to the day. as our winds start to become mo northeasterly, that should make for a milder afternoon. and then by thursday an easterly to southeasterly flow ensues ahead of the next storm system, and that's going to make for even warmer weather for us on thursday before we f fally get the front pushing through, bringing the rain and then behind that we cool down again. so tomorrow morning plan on 54 if you're up early at the bus stop, waititi with the kids, 54 in miami and fort lauderdale. maybe around 52 in pembroke pines and hialeah. temperatures should get warmer tomorrow afternoon than what they did this afterno, at least that's in our weather

so we're planning on a high around 72 in miami, so lower 70s, some of you could do that at least touch 70. and then on thursday increasing clouds by the night, upper 50s is where we start. we land in the mid-70s. by friday here comes our front. ahead of the front temperatures rise to near 80. we bring our rainfall through, rain may linger into early saturday. and then we start to chilly on saturday night. by sunday mning we're back down into the 50s and that may be even colder than what we s out there this morning or what we even get tomorrow morning. guys. >> laurie: all right. we're ready. aittle cold roller coaster. >> calvin: absolutely. this is good. refreshing. winter south florida style. an emotional trip home for the communications director of zoo miami. ron magill, mr. personality and his mother recently went back to cuba for the very first time together. local10's hatzel vela has their story all new at at 6:00. >> laurie: and a new wrinkle in turning back the hands of time. find out how something as small

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>> andrea: i'm treasure live at the american airlines arena. no questions the heat are certainly shorthanded h hding into tonight's bucks game but in healthier times they could use a score. imagine turning on your tv and seeing a guy in a heat uniform just last season put up 63 points. michael beasley, the player that never ceases to amaze fans either near orar. >> he's a talent. >> andrea: at a timemen the season when points are at a premium and even players seem

the heat's second overall draft pickcorning basket after basket. the only problem is these highlights need sub-titles. >> i want to know who he's playing against, first of all. he's doneell in china. it's not a bad thing to go somewherend be wanted and feel confident, you know, if your abilities and put on a performance like that. so good for him. >> andrea: michael blase has emerged was one of the greatest of all time in the chinese basketball association. his latest box score has his fortunately teammates take can notice a world away. 63 points, 19 rebounds, and 13 assists. it's a stat wididthat is bothy breathtaking and befuddling. in other words, classic beas. >> beas can play. beas can play. you know, especially in the cba. he's probably going to be behind steph, probably be the second greats cba player ever.

seems one phone call away fromyet another heat contract is averaging 31 points a game in the cba. after seven seasons in the nba including three separate stints with miami, his success in china may be the only thing about b easy that's consistent. >> do you ever take the time to text and mess with him? >> he doesn't textt back. [ laughter ] that's right. i said it. he doesn't text back.he does not. he does a horrible job of communicating so i gave up. >> andrea: would you you go rah text from chris bosh? not surprisingly michael beasley was named mv p of that all-star game. it's a repeat performance. last year in the same game he dropped 59 points. like all things beasley, it up kind of makes you just wonder. calvin, laurie, back to you. >> calvin: absolutely wonder what we missing out on, what pat riley had redeemed for him. drear, can we get a little defense on that highlight reel, too, now? >> andrea: y i think if we could have, i wouldn't be looking hat those highlights with the chinese subtitles. >> laurie: exactly.

tonight. andrea, thank you. >> calvin: an historic home being knocked down in miami beach, and there were a few surprises hit i. hidden inside. >> laurie: but what were they? victor and glean has a look at that story and much more. >> janine: we are talking aboutut the waterfront mansion notorious drug lord pablo escobar. was known for hiding cash and drugs if his home all over the world. we'll tell what you was discovered in today's demolition. >> victor: and after after w wks of testimony we're now on verdict catch watch in the the

accused of corruption. >> janine: right now 5:30, the end of an era as the home one of history's biggest drug lords is demolished. pablo epcobar used to live in that mansion in the 1980s. >> victor: a agents believe he imported billions dollars of cocaine at his back docks and he may have hidden cash and valuables in his home.

she is live now to explain. >> glenna: victor, janine, what a scene here today, part treasure hunt, mostly demolition, definitely part history lesson about a very dark dime in our community, and some of those people who are in law enforcement, who are part dismantling that firsthand, they were here for the end. boy, do they have stories to tell. >> the end of an era. has rightfully come to and end. >> glenna: jim shedd was developmentaa when pablo escobar paid cash for this home. already a millionaire, manipulated the colombian government. >> in 1980 he wasn't really big on anybody's radar. but it shows how much of a strategic thinker he was. the loads used to fly into the bahamas and then go fast boats would bring it to miami. what better place? >> all this property in the name of escobar. >> glenna: mark sh that.

involved in escobar's indictment and south florida home seizures. he remembers the cocaine crowds living large the in clubs and escobar's reach. >> it was deep and silent. he actually blew up the equivalent of the fbi headquarters in colombia. >> glenna: both were there to watch history as demolition began. the owners here hired treasure hunters to unearth any spoils escobar was known to hide. they found this powder. some believe it's degraded cocaine. and they talk of a stolen cylindrical safe. >> a lot of people have asked me why don't you keep the house and make it into a museum. i don't think we want to celebrate the criminals. >> glenna: tanker down the house may not tear down pablo escobar near mythic reputation. >> when did he die? 1983. and he's stillll attracting attention. >> glenna: eventually the current t ners are going to build bigger, newer, and better,

right now they've got a film ew filming this whole process for a dococentary, yet another documentary on pablo escobar and his home here and his exploits on miami beach. i'm glenna milberg reporng live on miami beach tonight, local10 news. >> victor: glenn, a thank you. we now turn to breaking news out of tallahassee that could help protect from you gas station skimmers. investigative reporter christina vazquez has brought you a lot on this problem. >> christina: less than two hours ago a house bill designed to combat gas station skimmers cleared the criminal justice subcommittee. the senate companion bill ha that was introduced one week ago today. according to the department of agriculture and consumer services with more than 160 skimmers have been found at gas pumps statewide. here at "call christina" we showed you just how easy it is for scammers to install these devices. the new legislation tames to protect our identity by requiring self-service fuel

we have much more on this on the "call christina" page of local10.com. in the newsroom, christina vazquez, local10 news. >> janine: nup we are on verdict match trial of former broward teachers union boss pat santeramo. he's accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from the union. local10's terrell forney has been covering his trial and joins us live now from fort lauderdale. >> terrell: and, janine, there will be no verdict today. that's because the judge presiding over this case has allowed the jury to go home for the night after a long day that started with closing arguments. >> mr. santeramo, in on the scheme, in an act, came up with the scheme. >> terrell: prosecutors painted a devious picture about p p santeramo, the man who once ran the browardrdeachers union and was responsible for its $6 million budget. >> he made that money appear legit on the books of etu. so basically he took money

look clean. >> terrell: from making illegal political campaign contributions with union coffers to embezzling union funds, the 68-year-old is accused of stealing roughly $300,000 from broward teachers. investigators say santeramo schemed with a friend and construction company owner davidest esposito to inflate invoices on work performed. then he and esposito would allegedly pocket the extra cash. >> he sat up there and looked you in the eye a`d told you things that were just not true. pat santeramo is not guilty of these charges and all the charges. >> terrell: santeramo resigned in 2012 and was arrested after the allegationsame to light. the jury has been deliberating for much of thefternoon on the fate of the former teachers union president who was also charged with using a company credit card for personal profit. >> the evidence is resoundingly shown that there is no crime in

use of that gas card. >> patrick santeramo saw an easyopportunity to steal a few thousand dollars here and there for a number of years. >> terrell: so that jury did not appear to be close to making a decision. they spent about two and a half hours deliberating. again, they'll b back at it first thing tomorrow morning. and if pat santeramo is convicted on charges of money laundering, theft, and a host of other charges, he could face up to 30 years in prison. we are live inside of the broward county courthouse. i'm terrell forney. >> janine: we have an update on those federal agents injured in a hit-and-run crash on ip miami beach. one of those agents, we're told, has been discharged from the hospital. that immigration and customs enforcement agent was released from the hospital yesterday. the other agent struck ramps in trickle critical condition. the suspect the one-year-old jordana morales appeared in court over the weekend. police say she struck those agents on connell avenunu the names of the victims of not

and a man is facing charges after a linked molestation an 80-year-olds girl. sculpture-year-old gonzalo ricardo was arrested play she lured the young girir into his home with candy. police say he grabbed the girl, stuck his tongue inside of her mouth. he's now facing charges logogewd and lascivious conduct on a child under 16. >> victor: we now town to a one and only exclusive on about a miami police officer being investigated over allegations of misconduct. >> janine: he is accused of pulling over a teenage driver and cursing him out all while the boy's father was in the car with him. local10's michaeae seiden live in miami with our exclusive. >> michael: good evening. those allegations are stunning, ananright now i want to show you this group in miami who oversees alleged police misconduct. they are meeting right now and discussing that incident. >> he lost it with us. he was extremely rude. >> michael: out of control and angry. that's how this south florida father is describing the alleged

officer nearly a year ago today. >> once i started -- to get out of the car, worried that he w w going to hit my son. >> michael: eduardo said it all happened on the florida turnpike outside the city of miami. dao tells us his 15-year-old son was behind the wheel of his car, driving to school under his supervision when the teen accidental cut off a police officer. thee cop pulled them over, but this was anything but a r rtine traffic stop. >> and the officer gets out of the patrol car and starts with "get the [bleep] out of the car." >> mhael: eduardo asked to us not identify his son but claims the officer went on the attack, verbal attacking was cursing him out and accusinin the high school student of being a cop killer. >> he starts shouting at him that he was a cop killer, if he want him to die. i mean, the guy was out of control. >> michael: th officer, who has been identified is george julian, never issued a ticket or even a warning, but now he's

local10 reviewed the internal affairsnvestigation, discovering that the eight-year veteran is still on the streets despite allegations of discourtesy and improper procedure. we've also learned that the miami cop nearly lost his life in 2020 after police say the woman behind the wheel of this stolen car tried killing him. >> abuse of his authority. >> michael: right now you can see another live look at this meeting that is getting ready toget underway. now, that cop told internal affairs investigators that he pulled over that driver because he suspected that he was under the influencef alcohol and drugs. he also told investigators that he did not use profanity. we are live in miami. michael seiden, local10 news. >> victor: oscar winning actor jaime foxx is being called a hero today after he pulled someone out of of a burning car last night after a crash near his home in los angeles. we're now seeing pictures from that rescue. here's elizabeth hurry. >> reporter: a roadside car

ar into a real life hero. oscarinner jaime foxx to the rescue, pulling an injured driver out of a flaming car. these photos from the accident scene show just how damaged the vehicle was, flipped over and ill smouldering even after firefighters put out the flames. the accident happening monday night right in front of foxx's california home. he told the highway patrol he heard the crash and a person screaming. foxx called 911, then ran out to find a man buckled into his seat. he unhooked him and dragged him away. no stunt man required. elizabet hurry, abc news. >> victor: and the man a another person had to be taken to the hospital with injuries, cluding burns. >> janine: right now it's time for to us get a check on the afternoon rush. traffic reporter jenise fernandez is all over it. >> jenise: right now we're looking auto i-95 northbound at northwest 135th street.

this camera view but, look, heavy congestion, and as we zoom on in closer you're going to see those delays. again this is i-95 neighbourhood right aroundorthwest 135th street. good news is that accident not blocking any lanes but speeds 20 miles per hour. we've got another don't palmetto expressway as you're headi north right around northwest 25th street. really heavy delays as we clock in, 7 miles per hour. zooming up on to broward county, we do have an accident on the turnpike. this is has you are heading north right around hollywood boulevard. zooming on inere, it looks like that accident should be clearing up. there is a center l le blocked. clicking on in, though, speeds are at 45 miles per hou so not of too much concern. janine, victor. >> janine: jenise, thank you. you saw you the happening life right here on local10 and now we know who is facing charges after yesterday's wild ride. the and broward sheriff scott israel has a plan to but the brakes on these drivers. >> victor: plus, no one likes

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>> janine: caught on camera, a driver fights back when crooks

it had last nightht a tom thumb gas station in hialeah. now three people are in custody. let's get right out to neki mohan with more of that video. >> neki: not just any driver. a mother of two small children who in the back of the car when these three wannabe carjackers tried to take her car at gunpoint, and she decided, no, sorry, not today. let's look at the surveillance video. sh stopped at a gas station along 77 west okeechobee road. you can see the carjackers. first they run to one woman. she looks hor doors. then they try to get into that little red car. she comes out from fueling, grabs them, screams at them, tells them to get away, and they run off. police say normally they tell people not to fight back but in this case they believe this woman is justified. let me show you who these carjackersy, attemed carcinogens are. they were arrested's short time away after this happened.

years old. nicholasriesato, 19 years old. and 21-year-old rebecca utrea, she is believed to be the getaway driver. again, police say they don't normally encourage people to fight back, but this this case they say this mom was justified. >> in this case she did what she had to do. you do not let anybody take you or a loved one to a seconry crime scene. if something bad is going to happen, let it happen right there. but she did what she had to do. she defended tugh children and they ran like cowards, like whatthey are. >> neki: so thee threes want you be carjaers did not get away with anything and they did get caught a short time after this happened and they are all now behind bars fing carjacking, fleeing and eluding police charges. i'm live in hialeah tonight, neki mohan, local10 news. >> janine: now to today's health cast. as we get older many of us lose fat in our faces and hands that that can make us look older. there are plenty of treatments

smooth out those wrinkles and os our medical specialist kristi krueger learned command even our earlobes can use a little rejuvenation. >> kristi: heavy dananing earrings may look great but over time they can really take a toll on your earlobes. plastic suckers see tears like these every day. >> used to be the most common cause was catching it on the telephone. not so many people use telephones anymore, is on they catch them on a cell phone, but certainly heavy earrings pulling on the earlobe, trauma. 66. >> kristi: that's#what broughtby me to the office of the barry schwartz. my poor earlobes were stretched out and thin and finally they just tore. it didn't really hurt but it was time for a little earlobe rejuvenation, and that requires surgery. >> you can't sew the hole with skin inside the center or it won't heal so we excise the hole, we suture it, we wait six

repierce your ear for you. >> kristi: but wait, there's more. you u. know the fillers used to plump up lines andrinkles on your face? product like juvederm can also work on your earlobes. >> we lose skin elasticitit collagen, fat, and adding the ller adds volume and structural support, so when you're wear can earrings, it looks nicer. >> kristi: here's the thing. the filler plumps up your earlobe so it's less likely to tear again. here's the great part about this. because your earlobe doesn't move, the filler stays put and you do not have to get injections again. it's basically perm inept. when you get injected around your mouth, fillers only last four to six months. the cost to fix those earlobes, a few hundred dollars an ear. >> janine: i alwayshought kristi's earlobes looked youthful anyway. >> victor: that looked painful. a little bit. here's betty davis.

i think we're getting used to it at this point. >> betty: don't you just hate it when your ears get excelled your fingertips? that kind of weather for sure this morning across the midwest dnd the northeast. teens to start the day in new york city. zero degrees in chicago this morning. so that puts our 55 in perspective,in miami. that's how cool we got this momoing and we'll be close to thatomorrow morning. look like outside right now hollywood beach we have a group of peoeoe walking by and everybody is wearing the winter clothes. i think i see a couple of heavy jackets outs there. everybody in the longer sleeves. temperatures are in the lower 60s. that northerly component t t our winds still does make it feel pretty chilly on, and we're on our way to a cool, dry night. no rainfalal to worry about. we do see some returns to the doppler radar. ose rushes are false. the most we have -- returnsnsre false. the most we have over our skies right now mid to high level clouds andhose clouds are not going to be rain makers. high pressure in control of our weather situation.

from they north-northeast. bait of snow streaking out across iowa and missouri. we have no snow worries here whatsoever but you already know that. but in the northeast they should be thinking snow because forecast models indicating that betwn thursday, friday a storm system gets its act together be with makes a run at the northeast friday night into saturday, and look at the accumulating snowfall they could see per this model. washington, dc, a couple feet of snow. ness the latatt update on this run. it's painting more than a footand about a foot and a half for philly, new york city about 10 inches of snow, so that could be something to see if you're travaving in that direction this weekend. make sure you're staying on top of the weather. here maybe a beach day for you it will be a little warmer come tomorrow afternoon with temperatures getting into the lower 70s. if you're taking the boats out, by tomorrow afternoon small craft should be exercising caution still. winds from the northeast to east about 10 to 15 miles an hour. just a light chop on the bays

feet off miami-dade and broward. we're going to start the innate 50s again, probably around nevada 4 in miami, lor 70s will be -- 54 in miami. lower 70s will be a possibility with winds becoming more northeasterly. thursdsy we get even warmer. our morning lows in the upper 50s,ighs in the upper 70s. near 80 on friday as our nextstorm system approaches bringing rain. then behind that one we cool down to the lower 50s by sunday morning. victor. >> victor: thehe's something to watch in the sky starting early tomorrow morning. five plalats, mercury, venus, saturn, mars and jupiter will all be miz i will be for about 45 minutes before sunrise. astronomers say it's the pirs time in more than ten years that all five planets will have appeared together in the pre-dawn sky. the celestial show will last through february 20th. >> janine: a forgotten city has been discovered in the ain't junges of honduras. now honduran authorities with the assistance from international archaeologist,

from the show of called city of the monkey god. est experts estimate that the material sedates back from as far back as the year 1,000. two of the pieces were shown to journalists at a military base close by. a vessel the in is shape of and be a weapon with jaguar heads were between tan from the first dig sites p here are some of today's stop stories. the broward sheriffff is vowing to avoid a repeat of yesterday's wild ride, hundreds of bikers taking over the streets and the highways. >> janine: we're. >> victor: we're also hearing from zoo-mile's ron magill about going back to cuba with his mother. >> janine: a young woman

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>> janine: if future of whwh you watch on television isy being determined right now on miami beach. >> victor: that's where the annual meeting of program executives is tank place this week. local10's jenise fernandez has more on the upcoming tv trends judges of from cartoons to sexy soaps, all in one spot, hundreds of tv shows and programs that may just soon gce your tv screens. >> entire television and content business which today is all about viewing opportunities on every kind of platform, including your home television set, which is traditional, all the way down to mobile. >> jenise: the national association of televisionprogram executives, better known as napi is in town. consider this a onetop shop for industry execs who can view new television programs and

the con 7:00 launched in 1964 and was meant for tv programmers to fill up their on-air schedules, but today it's an international market. production companies fro all over the world are showing off their latest projects. >> we have dramas, reality shows formats, the works. we'll be looking at actually spreading them around the world and looking at people who would like to remake them or tow use the programs as is. >> jenise: many are hoping major networks will pick up their tv series. >> eve a tv series called "oh lectives" it's kind of like breck nas club meets modern family. >> jenise: a a some exhibitors found creative ways to get people t@o stop by their booth. in this case days city star. >> that's a great way to get nem booth. >> janine: there are plenty of contact sessions like steve harvey, howie pandem the convention is here until

jenise fernandez, local10 news. >> victor: and i think he joie a sharknado 4. >> janine: that and daysy. we need daisy. >> victor: that's going do it for local10 news at 5:30. >> janine: calvin and laurie are back with the news at 6:00. >> laurie: right now the day after the wild ride, some people picking up their bikes, others spending the day in jail. >> caln: the broward sheriff's officed the they were caught off-guardhen the bikers hit the streets. >> laurie: and the health alert on the dangerous vir brought to south florida. plus, ron magill and his mom making a very emotional journey. the news at 6:00 starts realtime closed captioning performed by u.s. captioning company >> laurie: right off the top att 6:00, dozens of bikers who got their rides impounded after take part in the martin luther king, jr. rideout spent this day trying get their ride back.

busted onheir bikes. and we begin coverage of this wild right now with liane morejon. >> liane: coastal carolina,laurie and calvin we saw rider picking up their bikes that had been confiscated. they had to pay $150 and showed that they actually owned the bike with proper documentation before taking it home, all of this as we're getting a better idea of who got in trouble on that mlk ride. the wheelies, the speeding, the stunting, riders who took to the streets on martin luther king da say they had a message. >> bikes up, guns down. >> stop killing each other. more peace in the urban community, you know wh i mean? >> liane: but this ride with a message ended early with a trip to the tow yard forome riders. dozens of them forced to pay citations and fees after police had them towed. >> it caused a couple dollars to get the bikes back but, you