they had 59otorcycles on atvs and three cars towed away. 28 people were arrested during the mlk ride, including five on gun related charges. 27-year-old corey jones was arrested for grand theft auto. 19-year-old mannedre macgregor was wanted for murder and alleged will you had a machine gun on him. he's being held without bond. in broward hollywood police arrested 28-year-old kamari gardner for not having a license and driving a stolen bitter dirt bike. >> they are idiots. >> liane: this tow truck driver said the message makes no sense tohem. >> guns down, bikes up. what's it have to do with anything? >> liane: but riders you insist they're not putting anyone ate at risk excepep themselves. >> we're not busting out nobody's winds. they're not doing that type of game. >> liane: we did reach out to the broward sheriffs public information office to find out about any arrrrts in their

their response, we have none that we know of. report can live in miami, liane morejon, local10 news. >> calvin: local police are takening heat for threatt bikers break traffic laws but those cops say tir hands were tied because of public safety concerns. tur senior political reporter michael putney stat down with broward sheriff scott israel today. >> michael: sheriff israel tellsme that he and his department were surprised when that hoard bikers showed up in broward yesterday. he didn't like what he saw. he says, however, his deputy showed proper restraint. >> first thing is we didn't have any intelligence up here in broward county that we would be facing something like this. >> michael: the sheriff said bso thought the the rideout wase strictly a mild county event, but the hoard of bikers swarmed north into broward, blowing rough red lights, swerving in and out of traffic, speeding on the wrong side of the road, and intimidating drivers.bso deputies watched but did little to stop it.

there were no traffic fatalities. there were no mass arrests. there were no use of force. and there were no riots. so the course action we chose ended up being what's best for the county. >> michael: this was the second consecutive year f@r the mlk day riout, billed on social media as guns down, wheels up and supposedly honoring very martin luther king. martin luther king was a a great champion of civil disobedience. the bikers who took to the streets yesterday were merely disobeyed, and police, by design, did little to sp them. >> and certainly nothing that i saw or know about at this point would have allowed to us get into a high-speed chase. >> michael: this recklessness cannot be tolerated. these place too many residents in harm's w w. >> we will bee developing an action plan and an operational plan for this event should it

>> michael: law enforcement certainly will come up with an action plan, but when you've got a swarm of people breaking the law on fast motorcycles, dirt bikes, atvs, stopping them obviously is not easy. in the newsroom, michael putney, local10 news. >> laurie: and we are working breaking news right n just into local10. a man shot in northwest miami-dade.. we're told the man was shot near northwest 60th street and 30th avenue. paramedics have a rived, and we're told the victim is going to be transported now to jackson meppial hospital. there's no word yet on his exact condition or who shot him. any more details we'll get them right to you. >> calvin: we've been monitoring a virus link toed to birth defects has been found in south florid >> janine: calvin, the health department said two people in miami-dade county have the zika virus. they are among three people in the state who have the virus which is a mosquitoessorscht illness. there have been no -- mosque borne illness.

in miami-dade county had traveled to colombia in december where they likely contracted it. you might remember on friday the centers for disease control issued a travel alert for mexico, central america, south america and the caribbean due to at outbreak of the zika virus. the cdc cautions travelers totake extra protection to protect themselves from the bite. ey say there is a connection between zeke a and infants born with developmental issues. >> the challenge with zika is that when it infects a pregnantmother in the first try meste it looks like those mothers are having children that have very tine brains. >> janine: so scary fitzsimmons for zika can include rashes, fever, headaches, pain behind the eyes and joint pain. again, zika senate transmitted from person to person, but authorities say try to avoid

drn that water -- with mosquitoes. train that water and cover up. >> laurie: we are monitoring a developing story coming outt of haiti. political protests have spreadto a private destination for cruise passengers. victor is in the newsroom with dates. >> victor: a royal caribbean ship decided to kip an important port of call in haiti because of protests. it shows the cruise ship surrounded by small boats. the captain decide not to let the passengers off the ship, and royal cribbingian believes that the people protestingg are protesting the upcoming runoff election this weekend. this m m shows us where the popular private destination. royal caribbebe did release a statement that said in part "although the protest was peaceful in nature was it was clear in the pr_tests had continued there would be a significant for our guests' built to eoy labadee."

more thaha 2,000 protestor flatly streets of port-au-prince just yesterday. rallied in the streets of port-au-prince. our own glenna milberg is traveling to haiti to cover the elections and you can look for her coverage on friday. >> calvin: back here at home, a teenager remains in stephan care. police say 14-year-old sanity was shot three tiles -- santiago. the shooting appears to be gang related. police say they planned to talk with santiago once he recovers. so far no one has been arrested. now tie disturbing discovery, a body is recovered near the broward college south campus in pembroke pines. police say the man was found floating in the lake near the campus along with his bike. so far it is not known how the man died. and now to a truck catching fire in northwest miami-dade. the flames shot straight into the air and so intense they could be seen from i-95. a homeless man was living inside the truck, and they believe a cigarette may be to blame. >> laurie: six minutes after 6:00. good time to check teaching rush

jans jans right here with a engines. >> jenise: i-95 neighbourhood at atlantic boulevard. you can see where "cars" are starting to hit their brakes. again this is i-95 southbound right around atlantic boulevard. there is an off-ramp blocked with speeds at 26 miles per hour. southbound. this is broward boulevard we are getting reports that there are several lanes closed about it looks like traffic is moving just fine with speeds thereat 32 miles per hour. as yiu cruise on to dade county we dof an accident on i-95 northbound. this is right around northwest 125th street. no lanes blocked but we are seeing delays with speeds at 26 miles per hour. and another accident on i-95, this time as you're heading south right har the rickenbacker causeway is speeds at 18 miles per hour. >> laurie: and the woman awaiting a retrial for hiring an undercover defect to kill her

in court today. a witness w w didn't testify in the first trial and d local10 news reportete carlos it all.s carlos. the man that the center ofgainst daliadippolito. it's her thet in the casehelped arrange a meeting between dippolito and a undercovery police officer. puss tuesday's hearing is part of a motion that was filed by her attorneys to have the charges in this case dismissed. muhammad sidhu answered questions for a little over an hour about his answer in the role in the 2009 case. he insisted he never wanted to be a case against dippolito after first coming forward to police about the alleged p ot. defense attorneys said he felt threatened by the boynton beach police department that if he did not cooperate, he woulde held responsible should something happen to dippolito's husband. they allege that the department did not turn over recording of a meeting with dippolito. she apparently said she wanted

on to meet with an undercover cop about hire. >> told me something happened to husband, that it would fall back on me. >> the were trying to make you feel guilty, correct? >> somewhat. >> carlos: the case drew national attention back in 2007 in great part because the boynton beach police department staged a crime scene and recorded dip lete east reaction the date of supposed murder. now, she was convicted of first degree murder back in 2014 and was sentenced to 20 years in prison but the verdict was overturned on appeal over questions about the jury and then she was set to be retried. >> his testimony is not only a violation of constitutional rights of ms. dippolito but it's a clear violation ofon beac. >> carlos: the informanttook the stand

that had wanted husbandnd then thent need toe than 300 timesset this up meeting, and evidcehone records which these hundreds of phone that w now, will the fir next part of thi at that point t believe the not these charges will droppe tonight in west palm beach, i'm carlos suarez, local10 news. >> laurie: like a movie coming to life there. >> calvin: still to come, plan said she's throwing her support behind donald trump. >> laurie: plus, ben carson temporarily suspends his campaign. look for tails at 6:30. >> betty: it is 60°rees in miami. we are in for another very cooli'm not chief meteorologist betty davis i'll let you know when we f fally break theool snap. >> calvin: south florida he's own ron magill shares a story that involves a trip back to cuba with his mother. >> laurie: first a warning for all the @adies after a purse

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>> calvin: caught on camera here, two people stealing a tailgate from a pickup truck in miramar. susueillance video recorded the theft near southwest 1 sououer avenue near 29th court. you can see here the suspects working to unhook the tailgate

if you recognize these guys in this video, call police. >> laurie: also caught on camera thieves stealing $2,000 out of a woman's purse inside a macy's bathroom in plantation. patricia was targeted flight when she hung her purse onhe hook in the bathroom stall. someone reached over the top and grabbed her wallet. police say macy's security admits they were already watching a woman who she countries as being in t bathroom at the same time for previous thefts. >> they knew that she has to go up to the bathroom and they were watching this person anyway. if they were w wching her, why weren't they outside the door when i come out? >> laurie: plantation police say they are reviewing surveililnce video right now to see who left that store bathroom when the theft happened. >> calvin: south florida's own ron magill is alwayseady to share stories about miami. today he shared a person story about his family history and a special trip back to cuba with his mother. here's local10 news reporter hatzel vela. >> hatzel: this is a love story,

>> i'm not cuban but i always say that i'm an american with a cuban soul hink lower a colombian with american parents met and married guillermo. >> from the first day i went tocuba, i fell in love with it. >> hatzel: that was 1951. lorraine returned for her honeymoon in 1956 and again to santiago decuba where her spanned huand was born in 1959 but never went back to santiago even after her husband died in the early '90s, that't' until about a week ago. >> my father had always told me sant augie so different. >> you may like lorraine's son, ron magill of zoo minnehaha known for his love of animals for the first time-shares another passion, his parents. >> my goal was to step on that province of santiago to see the street where my dad ran up and down. >> just look like at and it thinking, my husband used to walk these streets. >> it showed me why my father

these are the things that are speceal about being here. >> hatzel: this is the second trip he makes to cuba but for him he feels he's been there many times.. that's because the house his father built from scratch was set up to feel likeantiago. >> mainly avenue caud expose mangos. >> it was in a way sant augieo. my father had planted mango trees and avocado trees all around the house, and i realized in going there this was the food of his life. that country was who he was. it was -- what is a special thing for her, and in turn a special thing f me. >> it just brought a lot of memories back to me, t, you know. >> hatzel: in southwest miami-dade, hatzel vela, local10 news. >> laurie: to be able to go with a parent, if not both parents, but that's what's so special for so many cuban americans. >> calvin: i love that story, and it really c ctures the emotion of what cuba is all about for so many who go back and some who are not automobile to go back, but we want to add this.

he said they were though welcoming. >> calvin: now we know where ron magill gets his good looks. >> laurie: and it may have been the coldest day of xhe season so far but it's also a big day in south florida history. don't want you to show your age or anything, but do you remember this todod 39 years ago when snow fell? this is the cover of the miami herald january 1977, the headline yo the day it snowed in miami." >> calvin: i wasn't born, and i know you weren't born at that time. >> laurie: nope. i wasn't. my boys up today, trying to put other layer on. i'm fine, mom. it's not like it's going to snow. it has. quite a while ago. >> betty: it's so funny how we anticipate the cold weather we wanted, and then we get here and say when is it going to warm up again, right? this morning we started in the 50s and with that 55 in miami, that is the coldest so far this seasas. more chilly stuff coming at you. the rebound t ts afternoon was

consider our normal high for this time of the year, mid-70s. 76. that would be right on target for miami. we only made it up to 64. and here we are tonight already dropping off in the upper 50s in kendall and pembroke pines, and pompano beach you're at 6 60 degrees. sweer not going to have any problem reaching the lower 50s in some of your neighborhoods tonight. so if you are heading out, you definitely want to have someone to stand close to you to keep you warm. otherwise, grab a couple extra layers. cool stuff with those numbers continuing to slip down into the 50s. the cloud cover, we do have some of that. those mid to high level clouds granges our skies, but the northerly component to the wind allowing some of that chilly aur from the north to slide on down to our peninsula. our temperatures are nothing when you hear about the temperatures elsewhere like 29 in raleigh or maybe you're in town from chicago where it's 6 degrees right now. 6 degrees in minneapolis. you need more than a sweater there.

most definitely, maybe another day to wear the boo or that bigger jacket because we are heading down into the 50s again. kendall, you may ha chief executive 51 if not 50. pompano beach, pf 4 for miami. a chilly start to the day. bu by tomorrow afternoon our winds start to become more& northeasterly, that generally a milder flow. so we'll expect more of a recocory tomorrow afternoon than what we had, say be, this afternoon. so lower 70s may be possible in some neighborhoods. and then once we get the next storm system approaching, ahead of that our winds becoming a lot more easterly on thursday so even warmer weather on the way, but frontal system approaching d that cold front will move through and eventually knock ourtemperatures back down. we are down on the in morning, though, hays menenoned, 50s is where we will start. around 72. mainly dry day. sunshine. thursday we start to increase the clouds but temperatutus system.

entering the picture, too, and then that front comes by, cools us down for the weekend. lower 50s sunday morning. so winter, it's going to revisit. will. >> will: all right, bennett here at the arena the heat just for one night, neater, the heat back in town after a long road friday. the only chance you will get for a while to see udonis haslem and the rest of the team.

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the milwaukee bucs in town tow face the heat following miami's six-game road trip, and there's a lot of injury news. goran dragic, two point guards on this team once again out. erik spoelstra saying dwyane wade will play tonight as will, as expected, gerald green. let's give you the update on wade. wade has banged up shoulders. he's been playing through the pain. had an mri yesterday when the team got back on the road trip from miami. the mri came back negative today. that would be positive news for miami because the injury to the shoulders not serious. wade knows he's got play through it because this is a banged up team that cannot make any excuses. >> they end of the kay day this is a no excxce league. you've got to go out and no one is going to simulate the game for you. no one's going to say hold on, wait until dragic and bird and the list goes on and on. during the day you always gotot enough.

you always got enough. >> will: meanwhile, with the marlin lots of smiles today at the ballpark as the team officially announce that c five-year $80 million contract for away yen chen, pitcher formerly of the orioles, expected to be the number two starter behind jose fernandez. >> back. back out live, getting ready for this game but the bucs. i know they beat the heat a lot last year. excuse me, sir. i think we've got a guy here. do y y know this guy? this is calvin hughes. tell me something good, telly. telehughes. >> i'm going to have to keep all those secrets to myself, but i'll wait until we get off air and tell you everything you want to know. >> i want to know who is the most handsome hughes brother? god knows cvin tells me every day it's him. calvin is a sharp dress. he works in the nba and we'll let the people decide.

brother, though, right? >> calvin: tell him he doesn't sound like a reporter. he sounds like a politician. >> i'm not trying to. we're just stating fac here. >> calvin: i taught him everything he knows, will. >> laurie: we're going to come down and see you tonight, tele. >> i'm looking forward to seeing. you. >> calvin: love you, bro >> laurie: a yearly adventure of the heat game. we're going to go, betty and bear the cold.

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