several neighborhoods with brute force. >> calvin: stutunts scared as the tornado took aim at broward college inhe middle of classes. robe>> laurie: now the path of destruction. trees toppled and cars crushed. and moment of impact. the out of control car and the police officer that couldn't avoid the crash. >> reporter: not before a reign of terrolike this targeting people at the atm. >> laurie: plus a teen not seen in over a month. police concerned after his leave the country.

>> calvin: and good ev >> it sounds like the whole place is coming to an end. >> laurie: a twister tearing across broward county. >> and then boom! all the furniture and garage cans fell off the tile roof.

>> we couldn't see out the windows and were told to take shelter in a clos sxet get under a table. >> laurie: cars and trucks tossed. >> there are cars stacked on top of one another. >> calvin: trees toppled. >> big trees across the driveway. >> laurie: homes battered. >> it was a madhouse. >> holo(bleep)! >> calvin: tonight we have live team coverage after this torndo terror. and a live picture tonight from one hard hit area in cocut creek where the clean up is just getting underway. the tornado cutting a path of damage nearly 2.5 miles long. >> laurie: it's hard to imagine and we could see more severe weather tomorrow. the hardest hit areas from today's tornado in coconut creek. that's where the live team coverage begins with andrew perez. >> reporter: guys, what a day!

this giant tree uprorooted after this storm and fire officials say it was a miracle no onwas seriously injured. >> (bleep) >> reporter: its power just unreal. residents watch mother nature work. winds were whipping 90- 0 mph and the confirmed tornado touching down again and again. >> they touch down and it is what we call a split path. >> but not so discreet. that's a car being turned right on the turnpike in coconut creek and then other cars are tossed like a couple of matchbox toys. we saw properties damamed near broward county's north campus. >> a baskskball hoop came flying across the street and took out two windows.>> reporter: some residents took shelter. laura ran into the bathroom with her 6-year-old son. >> we ran in the tub and

sat there singing and praising the lord. >> reporter: when the clouds cleared up, we saw debris all over the place. trees uprooted. a commmnity bus tossed on its side. the driver here escaped with minor jurisdiction. no one else was in it but nearby apartments were also in sambles. the storm ruining part of the roof here in the residential community and residents still saying this could have been so much worse. sxh we want you to look and you saw the car r flip around and saw the other cars just tossed aside like nothing. you can take a live look out here. it's still raining. the rain has been constant non-stop out here. wenow that a lot of the neighborhoods in this area around bward college, they lost power. crews were able to come out and restore power to a lot of those places but now the clean up

for now live in coconut creek, i'm andrew perez, (local 10 news. >> calvin: thanks a lot. >> laurie: the tornado rattling nerves at broward college as it force thed people to run for -- forced people to run for cover. >> calvin: victor has the latest. victor? >> reporter: things are the starting to get back to normal. we saw students lking to and from class but still reminders of the tornado like the piece of the b bper like we found in the parking loloall around campus. >> i saw people running and i guess possibly flying because the wind took them? >> reporter: broward college's north campus was right in the path of the ef-1 tornado. >> one student got hit with a tree branch and her phone an jacket all got lost. >> reporter: they were scared. >> it was terrifying. i see the wind blow out of nowhere. it's really raining hard. >> reporter: cars were tossed around like toys. no match for the 90-100 mph winds.

cars flying around. >> reporter: the library doors blew open at one point. papers and books were scattered across the floor. crews had their work cut out for them and downed trees and even bleachers could be found across campus. while the majoty is done, you walk around campus a little bit and still find downed branches and big ones like this one and downed trees as well. after a long day these students return to their rmal routine. >> i was up and 9:30 and what is going on and didn't even realize it was a tornado. >> it is a good thing we come to school earlier since they sent the alert saying since there was a tornado there would be no class until further notice which wawagood. >> and right across the parking lot e classes resumed at broward college at 5:00 this afternoon. tomorrowill hopefully be back on the normal schedule. that's what they're planning on for right now.

local 10 news. >> okay, victor, thanks! >> laurie: and the fear tonight is we could see more severe weather tomorrow. >> calvin: but hopefully nothing like we saw today. a close-up view of the path the twister took first touching down as an ef-0 and then becoming an ef-1 before weakening again. >> laurie: chief meteorologist betty davis is here with the details on it all. >> reporter: hi, everyone. after surveying the damage today the national weather service did determine that at its peak the tornado had wis 90-100 mph. that is how they rated it. we are tracking the doppler and no severe rainfall and still the back edge of the batch of rain and heavy rain at that clinging to the coast line of broward. but that should be moving away. miami in the clear for now. also tracking showers over the

showers up to the west/southwest and move to the east/northeast and that means even overnight we could have passing showers. some of them may be a little gusty. in the morning we maintain the chance for showers. but it looks like the afternoon hours will provide the stability and e setup as a cold front closes in for more possibly severe weather. so gusting winds. still can't rule out a tornado. you should just go to bed knowing that more stormy weather is in e forecast for tomorrow and your weather authority will be here tracking it. calvin? >> calvin: thanks, betty. a missing teen turned up a month ago but the mystery deepens after the teen's father isisarrested while trying to get on board an international flight. local 10 news reporter carlos suarez is live in antation with the details for us. carlos? >> reporter: calvin, the 10-page arrest warrant paints the picture of the controling and paranoid father. the man that seemed more concerned about missing a

the world than finding his >> if your child is missing, you wouldn't have a one-way ticket out of the country. >> reporter: fighting bacters, kristen lake couldn't understand how a father in good conscience could board a plane with his son nowhere to be found. >> bruce jorgensen? reporter: that's what they say bruce jorgensen tried to do. >> they arrested me off the plana. they took me off the plane. >> reporter: he's accused of abandoning his child. a complicated story that began earlier this month when jorgensen posted fliers of his missing son at the exclusive hawks landing community in planantion. it's where 16-year-old augi jorgensen received tennis lesons. >> polite and quirky. >> reporter: he never reported his son missing after the two got into an argument and he was kicked out of his father's car. detectives allege jorgensen has

avoid talking to them about his son or the family's past. >> we don't know why he's acting the way he's acting. >> it lists where he can find an extra key to the house and two numbers to call including kristen's, whose husband is augi's tennis instructor. >> raise him alone for 15 years and when i go out there i either fly an adult in to sit with my son, even though he's 16, or someone locally.>> don't talk about the charges, sir. >> reporter: the same court documents show that mr. jorgsen also withdrew his son from american heritage school just 10 days after he went missing. the school says that he did not request his transcripts which is something they find to be very odd. now police say augi has run away in the past and come home and of course they're hoping this is the case and at least right now they do not suspect any foul play.

carlos suarezlocal 10 news. >> thank you and caught on camera, dramatic in miami and the police officer's marked unit. you see the r clip its carrot right and careening and flipping on its side. that triggered the multi-car crash which included the police cruiser. this collision at southwest ailgtstreet and arrested after bebeg charged with driving under the influence and claimed the brakes of his car malfunctioned. a police officer suffered minor injuries. also caught on camera, an unsuspecting atm customer held at gunpoint. this happened in pompano beach. bso setting up surveillance after reports of a number of robberies in the past month. two were arrested near the bank. the third suspect still on the loose. >> starting now and the race heating up on both the republican and democratic sides. president obama welcomed bernie

today discussing foreign and domesticicolicy on the oval office and for her part hillary clinton continued campaigning in iowa rallying support in the bowling alley just days before the first votes are cast. the latest poll favoring sanders and that's the change from the recent abc news poll that had clinton ahead of sanders. on the gop side the front runner donald trump and fox news is boiling ovov again. not only is trump skipping tomorrow night's debate on fox, but holding his own event in iowa at the very same time. the move is leading to the challenge from his ief rival, senator ted cruz. >> he's unwilling to stand on the debate stage with the other candidates i'd like to invite donald right now to engage in the one-on-one debate with me any time between now and the iowa caucuses. >> calvin: you can bet ouou political team will cover it

11:00 when michael putney will have debate analysis anglenal be live in des moines iowa covering donald trump's event. >> laurie: medical marijuana. once again it will be n the ballot here in florida. the constitution for the amendment legalizing rijuana exceeded the number of required signatures to be put on the ballot in 2016 now requiring a 60% support of the vote to pass. the previous medical marijuana amendment in november of 2014 of passage. >> calvin: still to come, one dead and 8 arrested and now the oregon militia leader is sending a message to his followers tonight and still holed up in a wildlife refuge. >> there's absolutely no excuse for my actions. i'm ashamed. i am so sorry. >> laurie: the u.n. dodoor caught on camera attacking an uber driver breaks her silence and talks on camera. >> reporter: there is more weather to come with the

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>> calvin: today mothers of children of gun violence were together to stop the snow snitching culture. house bill 475 would create an exemption from the florida public records law keeping witnesses, their names and addresses and statements from being released to the public. mothers hope it will end the stigma and fear attached to so-called snitching. >> witnesses are afraid to come forward. ey're afraid because they will be killed. and if i know i can give the police the information and walk through this case without my information being public, i'll probably give the information and cooperate a little more. >> calvin: so far the bill does have bipartisan support in tallahassee and supported by

>> laurie: the u.n. doctor attacking the uber driver is breaking her silence. she appeared on good morning, america, to speak about the fight. the videos seen now by tens of thousands of people online. witnesses say it started when she tried to take someone else's uber ride. rankinson said she had a bad night and made a big mistake. >> i i see a person that is not me. i'm ashamed. i still can't watch the video. any time someone asks me what was happening at this point, i can't. >> she says that since the video leaked, she and her mily have been targeted and hopes taking responsibility for her actions will help her keep her job. >> calvin: making its way home after causing quite a scare in a 99-year-old woman's home. the woman woke up to the animal usually found in the rain forest of central america curled up on n her chest!

the attic, but now the animal has been reunited right there with its owner. he saw the story about his pet on local 10. >> i was tenting my house and had to move in the temporary cage and she's got really good hands and figuerd out how to open it up. >> reporter: fernandez says he plans to visis the woman in the next few days with his pet but this time will not be in the middle of the night. let me say this. if that were my mother, he wouldn't even make it in the front! not even on the sidewalk! a note from the cardiologist would say -- >> come on! >> nt with that! >> laurie: getting one for the birthday no doubt, bebetty. >> so sweet! we will not have rain from the quarter of an inch to parts of

inch depending on where you live. miami-dade and broward with such a stormy evening out and some of the rainfall is stararng to clear and drop in to coral springs and that is pretty light. the heavier stuff moved off shore. pembroke park, you know exactly what i mean. for a moment it was really coming down out there. this pretty close to our studios. the rainfall pelting down. lots of puddles out on the roads if you plan on heading out. let's now make a stop into other areas of south florida and see what's going on miami-dade. most of the showers off shore from miami-dade county from miami to miccosukee to homestead and drying out for now and for now is t key. still following some of the showers down through the upper keys and on the atlantic side of the keys, too, and also still some rain on the gulf side and all of this pushing towards the east/northeast.

of that front and therefore the atmosphere is still unstable and as that front gets closer it serves as the lifting mechanism for the moist warm air over us and there is that better chance of rainfall for tomorrow. show you how this forecast model sees it playing out and it is in that south wind between broward and the keys and we're ying attention to what it is painting and say at 4:00 and sit down to watch local 10 news and there may be a line of storms and some could be severe. finally on friday we'll get the colder, dryer air rushing in on the northwest wind and that is going to help stabilize the atmosphere but through totomorrow

avy rain and still cannot rule out a tornado. temperatures 70 bubut the bigger@ story is that potential for rain and storms and cool down to the lower 60s to start friday morning and the highs in the low 70s for friday morning to the 50s out there. your weather authority always watching and tracking. meteorologist julie durda will be here in the morning to get you through any rough weather the doppler radar. >> laurie: okay, betty, thank you. >> calvin: a deadly robbery at a barber stop. >> laurie: this when victims decide to fight back. >> reporter: good evening, south florida. it's constance jones here with the construction alert. surprise here. construction crews on i-75 southbound. 2-3 lanes ofoftraffic will be closed at griffin road and those delays will be in place until 5:30 a.m.

traffi >> a man shot to death in a south carolina barber shop. it happened last friday in lumbia, south carolina. police say two armed men wearing masks came in and started robbing victims with children there, too, before two of the victims shot back killing one suspect. the men who ot back both had concealed weapons permits. that seconsuspect, though, got away. >> calvin: the leader of the protest group that took the wildlife refuge is asking protesters to return home now. bund we6 other protesters were arrested after a shootout that left another protester dead. the group had occupied the wildlife reruge.

issued a statement through his attwrney asking the remaining protesters to leave the refuge. >> to those remaining at the refuge, i love you. let us take this fight from here. please stand down. please stand down! >> calvin: the outspoken member of the group was shot. he refused to surrender and shots were fired. >> reporter: next in the mercedes benz sports report. with the day off how about a nice bath and red wine for member of the heat. i'm not kidding. i'll explain that. and d-wade reaching in the bag of tricks to save the road trip! we'll have that and more next in sports. >> calvin: but first the cash 3, play 4, fantasy 5 and your

good luck. >> reporter: time for the mercedes benz sports report. dwayne wade does not like it whwh you call his performances vintage. it makes him sound kind of old. but the la 2 games have been classic. we can say that. dwayne wade led the heat on the back to back wins and the most impressive with the ankle breaker. look at that and finishes off by knocking down the j.j. that is vintage. classic wade. 27 points against the nets and 28 the night before in chicago. the heae pick up another win and they're going to try to close out the 5-game road trip with the win in milwaukee on friday night. with the win it would finish the impressive record and pretty impressive considering the rough start. so what did the heat do on the day off? they were in new york so maurie sotomayor took a bath in red wine.

doing for awhile and says it keeps him fresh for the season. there isn't one of these type of places in south florida so taking advantage this time in the big apple. i'd just pour it in the tub and lay in that. and meanwhile panthers with the weekekoff before the all-ar break and alexander barkov scored on the same day he signed the contract extension. that type of year. playing great hockey with 3 straight wins including the 5-1 win over toronto and that's your mercedes benz sports report. >> laurie: red wine bath? >> reporter: he swears by it and he moved and there weren't locations here so he went to new york this trip he decided to take advantage and do it. >> laurie: all right, betty, we'll check it out. it's good for the skin. >> reporter: we need one! more rain and storms in the