[music] right now on the local 10 news, another young life lost in miami-dade county. the latest victim, an innocent 6-year-old boy whose family is now sending an emotionalnow sending an emotional plea to the person responsible. breaking overnight. murders in michigan. a shoooor going on a rampage shooting people at random killing seven. more on the manhunt as they search for a suspect. more on a woman who was attacked by a craigslist roommate. hear from her mother. the winners are in south carolina and nevada. who came out on top and who decided so leave all together. live, the one and only local 10 news starts right nono >> neki: good sunday morning, everyone, it is february 21, i am neki mohan.

thank you for -- i am todd thank you for -- i am todd tongen. thank you for joining us. send it over to jennifer correa -- it is early. >> good morning, dark and early out there. sun is not out yet. temperatures dropped into the upper 60s. 70 degrees in ft. lauderdale. almosos similar to temperatures um front as we started yesterday morning. just the same weather pattern has been seen round. no rain on the rarar and as far as on the satellite, not mu going on, just a few clouds out there. so clearer skies this morning as well. high pressure still in control located over northeast florida a left hand bring us aaeast breeze. heavy storms and potentially strong storms are pupushing through across southern ohio, northern kentucky along this boundary. a very weak one, but eventually cold air will be back or our friends in the north after a very warm weekend. for us here at home, even warmer temperatures expected later month upcoming week.

for now, we are deeping temperatures in the difficulties for the rest of the morning. neki. >> thanks a lot, jennifer. our top stoy. another young life lost to gun violence in miami-dade counnty leaving parents distraught and officials outraged. family in mourning after this 6-year-old boy is gunned down in front of his home in northwest miami-dade. king carter s air-lifted to the hospital where he later died. police are now searching for whoever is responsible. >> i am angry. our officers are angry. the community of miami is angry. hopefully angry enough to provide infformation that will lead to the arrest of the individuals. neki: it happened at an apartment complex along northwest 12th avenue and 13rd street. the 3rd grader was playing outside when someone open fired. they ask for the community to put anput an end of the violence. >> 60 children shot over the

over 30 killed. it must stop. >> neki: wititnesses saw black sedan with three men take our from the area moments after king was killed. to breaking news out of kalamazoo, my build a shooter went on a random up shooting spree leaving several people dead. >> neki: after hours on the run, they may have caught a suspect.layron livingston in the newsroom with more on this one. >> reporter: neki and todd, we are learning more throughout the night and through this morning and we are learning about the man responsible for this. a white man in hi 40s and he was caught this morning after random a sadly very deadly shooting saturday night. this is what it looked like at one of those shoot outside the cracker barrel restaurant and country store. five people were shot and killed in the parking lot around 10:20 last night. kalamazoo county auththities

people were gunned down, two more people were shot and killed in a car in the parking lot of this car dealership that you see there, but in is whee deputydeputie and police say the deadly shooting rampage started at a town home community around 6:00 saturday evening. a woman, a mother, was shot in the parking lot. thankfully none of her children were injured. the mother was listed in critical condition. one witness describe seeing the dark-colored chevy and officers and deputies surrounding the suspect's car. >> we were quite some ways around the vehicle. and we didn't necessarily want to be that close because as soon as she said the time of the vehicle. she said was it a chevy? i said it totally was in is the vehicle they have been describing all night, and you just never expect it to be that person. >> reporter: now a weapon was

learning - working to learn what if any connection of the ght victims, the locations of these shootings and the shoiter. as of right now, there don't appear to be any. we will keep y posted. layron livingston, local 10 news. now vote 2016, donald trump has now cemented his front runner status with a decisive win in south carolina. trump celebrated with supportertrump celebrated with supporters telling them when you win, it's beautiful. >> ki: but not much celebration for the jeb bush campaign. the former florida governor calling it quits after the fourth-placed finish in south carolina, bush decided to suspend his run for president. >> todd: trump with 40%. rubio in at second and cruz at third with about 22% of the vote. >eki: bush and kasich and carson winning 7%. the clinton campaign breathethe clinton campaign brehing a sigh of relief.

sanders's momentum with 52.6% of that vote. it was an adeed a big night in the race for the white house. >> todd: local 10 glenna milberg is in columbia, south carolina with more on the big results as well as what lies ahead for the remaining candidates. [cheering] >> reporter: he had south carolina's numbers all along, even at long odds. >> nothing easy about running for president, i canantell you. it's tough. it's nasty. it's mean. it's vicious. it's beautiful. [ laughter ] [cheering] when you wins it beautiful. >> reporter: donald trump's double-digit win was so decisive called with just 3% 6decisive called with just 3% of precincts even after a week of taking on the pope, the legacy of george w. bush and questions about trump's conservatism. the battle for second plays long into the night. florida senator marco rubio

by a rainbow endorsement and late deciding voters who found him the most electable. >> to me south carolina is the state of new beginnings and fresh starts. >> reporter: south carolina was senator ted cruz's to lose. counting on the sheer force of votee to identify as evangelical and last to trump. jobs and economy over faith-based issues. >> the screaming you hear now across the potomac is the washington cartel in full terror that the conservative grass-roots are rising up. >> reporter: as his fourth>> reporter: as his fourth-place numbers remain in single digigs, former florida governor r b bush suspend his campaign at a dignified emotional speech with a shot at trump. >> i firmly believe that the americans should entrust this office whoever holds it in a servant, not themaster.

caucus in the west, hillary clinton takes nevada democratic point by six poin over bernie sanders, a decisive victory, but bernie sanders's momentum has cost her there. >> americans are right to be angry, but we are hung refor real solutions. >> we are bringingworking people and young people into the political process in a way we have not seen for a very long time. [cheering] >> reporr: the democrats next week come here for their primary in south carolina. the republicans go to very dad da. one more thing about south carolina, in the gop race, this primary has picked the eventual gop nominee for president every single year b but one since 198. that's interesting g r mr. trump to think about. i am glenna milberg in columbiai amlenna milberg in columbia, south carolina. local 10 news. a palmetto senior high school teacher accused of

now on house arrest after postnow on house arrest after posting $75,000 bond. jason meyers went home with an ankle monitor. the 40-year-old is accused of engageengaging in a two-o-month-long sexual relationship with a 17-year-old student. meyers has been fired. his next hearing is schedule pulled into march. police are looking for police are look for two gunman wanted in a mall shooting. there was a fight between several people inside the mall. and they believe the two people pulled out a gun and began firing into the air. there has been no reported injuries. a final farewell to supreme court justice antonin scalia. thousands gathered for his funeral service in washington. scalia who was 79 years old died in his sleep last sasaurday during a hunting trip in texas. his son,, father paul scalia delivered the mass and talked about the importance of his father's faith >> the deeper he went in his

citizen and public servant he came. every funeral reminds us of just how thin the veil is between this world and the nextbetween this world and the next. >> after the funeral, his family and close friends attended a private burial service. another memorial service will be held inashington on march 1. south florida becoming home of one of the largest human trafficking epidemics in the country. >> todd: when we come back local 10's aiming aim investigates the sex trade business right near south florida. up next, fiji left cleaning up after a cyclone slams the island leaving death and devastation around. and for news south florida, waking up to temperatures at least that are in the 60s. kendall has dipped down to 61 degrees. that is the cool spot right now, but a big warm--p for us compared to what we have been dealing with is returning in thth forecast. i will have all those details when we come back. and monday morning at 6:00 -- >> a disaster.

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local 10 news . south florida is an international destination for travelers, but investigators say it is also them to one of the largest human trafficking epidemics in the country. >> neki: local 10 investigators amy vitari went along with police working to crack down on this problem. >> todd: she ske exclusively with women who said they were lured into beng commercially exploited for sex. >> you know i met this man, blah-blah-blah, you know. he told me about how nice life could be. >> unfortunately miami has all the ingredients for a disastrous recipe for human

>> don't elieve everything that you hear. anybody can tell you a dream. >> reporter: women who tell me they were lured to miami only to find themselves commerciallyly exploited for sex. the booming tourism and sex entertainment administs in south florida create what investigators call perfect storm for human trafficking. >> a lot of promises and a lot lies. >> reporter: sasha harris says that 'how she got here. others were too afraid to show their face. >> i thought i was supposed to come to try make my life bettercome to try make my life better. >> reporter: hours before sun>> reporter: hours before sunrise, we rode along with miami police commander alfonso. >> how many girls got in, just one? >> just one. >> reporter: down the block from popular downtown candlelightnight clubs. we saw women selling sex at north miami avenue, brutal on if so he said if you look closely, a fine line betwtwn prostitution and sex trafficking >> the vast marity are trying

commercially sexually exxploited by anyone. >> reporter: we watched as these young men got into this man's car. police followed and stopped that car on biscayne boulevard. >> relax, we are here to help you. >> reporter: at first the girls said the man was showing them around. and one showed condom in their purse and said he picked her up for sex. these girls agreed to talk to us about the fear and manipulation. >> my life is shipped away. he shipped my family away from me and i have no way to go now. >> how did you get involved with him? how did you meet him? >> reporter: the girl said she met a manline that convinced her to come to miami. >> did he beat you? what does something like that mean. >> bad. >> how did he beat you? >> fists. >> reporter: she managed to get away a week earlier and she is alone here, and says at one

>> do you want us to go back and look at that guy for exploiting you. >> but with our camera watching she is too afraid to say more. for investigators to charge someone with trafficking they have to prove force, fraud and coercion unless talking about kids. >> i reead one report you responded to anncident where the victim was a minor. >> quite frequently we get those. >> reporter: working th the miami human trafficking task force, arrest this man, augustforce, arrest this man, augustin santata making thousands of dollars f the girl. this is s stopthis is a snapshot of a bigger problem sometimes too hard to see. >> sometimes girls arrscared. what you guys are doing, that's good. >> reporter: amy vitari, local 10 news. >> neki: according to the state attorney's human trafficking task force in miami-dade ounty, they have

cases. many of them involving minors. right now they have 25 open cases involving underaged victims. well,, fiji is finally cleaning up this morning after beg hit by the strongest storm ever reported in the southern hemisphere. tropical storm winston is slammed the pacific nation with winds of more than170 miles per hour. the storm left at least three people dead and collapsed hundreds of homes. a nationwide curfew is in effect until tomorrow morning. > time now 5:18. 67 degrees. what will the day hold ahead? jennifer, an interesting day yesterday. that's all i had to say. going home. got s sprinkled on. where was the sunshine. >> i was going home too, and there was -- there was sprinkles over -- right over hollywood and it was literally less than a minute long. yes, but it was very proudy. i actually -- i am not sure ere the sun came out, because i just stayed at home and rested, but there were a few spots i know later in the day

the good news is this morning, starting off with mainly clear skies across south florida. so that means that we will see more sunshine once the sun comes up. the clouds will where later on today, tonight and later on tomorrow. temperatures areredropping into the low 60s for the western area. 62 degreesin pembroke pines, hialeah and 61 in kendall, the cold spot. along the coast, 67. and right on in miami, and ft. lauderdale at 70 degrees. now winds are pretty light out there, down to miles per hour in key west and miami, ft. lauderdale sing a wind now out of the southeast. elsewhere out of the east. but we eventually will get that southeast flow as we start out the new week. on the radar, no rain, just a light sprinkle two over the waters. you can see that is heading a little closer to marathon, but they may not even ccd togetherthey may not even cold together, less cloud cover out there compared to yesterday morning. all across central florida, nice and clear.

very cloudy out there, but still hh pressure remains in control that will will provide for a stable and quiet day today, but, also, it is keeping on moisture limited. this will change start willing to. that moisture will increase indicated by this green blob. it gets even higher as we head toward the middle part of@the week, and that's when we have a better chance to see rn and in fact some storms are possible on wednesday. i will get to that seven-day in just a second. if you want to head out to the beach today, we will still bebe breezy with an east wind 10 to 15 miles per hour. high rip current irs welcome remain in effect. surf 1 to 2 feet. no advisories. seas 2 to 4 fe. swells 1 to 2 feet. today's high a little warmeme than yesterday. warming up to a high of 79 dedegrees. we will get into those upper 70s. by around 1:00, that high by the way is ormal for this time of year. tomorrow, 81 degrees.

then the next front arrives by wednesday. later wnesday where storms are possible. it is not some gusty showers. and will still have leftover rain thursday morning and definitely cooling down but take a look at fririday. it is a low of 53. and only normally a high of 70. we are expecting chilly weather toward tte end of the month. sticky times. thank you very much, jennifer. what are you doing on this beautiful sunday. >> todd: take na p. >> neki: that is what we do, take a nap. coming up we will tell but events around south florida. >> todd: how we roll -- how we roll over. a new miss carnival 2016 as been crowned. >> neki: congratulations. >> todd: we will look at the beauty queen and the special night. we'll be right back. >> neki: but first a loo at our winning lottery numbers.

always watching, always tracking, meteorologist jennifer correa on the one and

south florida. what are you going to do today? here are some ideas. take the whole family to the 33nd annual rotary art festiva33nd annual rotary art festival. this festival features 150 artists, a food court and a beer garden and live jazz. it starts at 10 a.m. and ends at 5 p.m. it is free to attend. >> todd: you had me at beer garden. >> neki: hello. the rotary club of gorl gables is hosting a chili cookout at frank hartnet.

the event is from 2 in the afternoon until 6:00 and free to attend. >> todd: chili. >> neki: dessert wars -- you know i am sugar freak. the dessert wars at the bank united center aunited sent at the university of coral gables. the event will haave 20 competitors and a lot of dessert frps from 1:00 in the afternoon until 4:00. carul for sugar shock. tickets are $14. 2016 miss carnival miami wasrowned for a 36th annual pageant here is the winner leilani marie barea. she looks beautiful you. >> neki: she does. >> todd: thy packed to see them vy for that crown. she not only will receive a scho@arship but will be entered into the miss florida pageant. >> reporter: they go out in the community and support the

cause and beautiful and smart women. >> neki: yes, smart -- smart is always good. stay ahead, this disturbing story from yesterday. a 6-year-old child killed durii a violent drive-by in northwest miami-dade. >> todd: his family is making a plea for the killer to turn himself in. a roommate found on craigslist accused of this brutal featbrutal beating. more on this next. a look at your boating conditions for miami-d-de and broward, no advisorybroward, no advisories, east breeze 10 to 15 miles per hour. seas 2 to 4 feet and could go up five feet occasionally and more on your forecast when we come back. and monday at 11:00, a silent killer could be inside your body. >> people who are afraid and they want to delay. >> reporter: local 10's kristi krueger puts some people under cardiac arrest. >> it is an eye opening experience to me. >> reporter: warning signs you need to know that could save

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