an end to the violence after a six-year-old boy is murdered. police say they were forced to fire. what led up to them pulling that trig displer we're learning more about the roommate almost killing a 23-year-old woman. good morning, south florida. i'm ic yutzy. >> i'm jacey birch. welcome to your tuesday. the weather is definitely warmer. let's talk to julie durda. >> it is warmer and more humid. we're seeing more rain on the radar especially down by the keys.73 degrees in miami. we should be wake up to 63. so we're 10 degrees already above where we should be already for thisime of year. 44 for ft. lauderdale. 70 in key west. it's moving our camera around. wind anywhere between 11 and 14 miles per hour. down by the keys we have winds anywhere between and 12 miles per hour. that east breeze will transport our showers

we're going to see that slight chance of a shower, especially down by the keys throughout the morning commute. miami-dade and broward make sure the kids have a poncho. a cluster of shower and thunderstorm activity right now over saddle bunch key, big pine key and marathon all lifting from the south towards the north. each worse weather will be headed our way. i'll have more details on that. peace to honor the first life and death. the community has vowed to put an end to this senseless violence. andrew perez is in northwest miami-dade with this top story. >>reporter: it's the last straw of sorts for people in this community marchinin together as one. >> king carter! >>reporter: the deathh causing unimaginable pain. >> i iust gave my grandson a kiss.

i miss him. >>reporter: through tears and withthassion king's family begged for justice for someone to step forward. the six-year-d first grader was simply playing outside his apartment saturday off northwest 10rd lane and northwest miami-dade. his family, area residents fr we have a crisis on our hands after dealing with shooting after shooting. many involving shooting just in the way. >> it was once a month, twice a month. now it's get to be twice a week. who is next? who are they going to do it to next? >> there's something broken in miami. >>reporter: miami superintendent alberto carvalho, along with grf counselors, king's own friends describing him as charismatic and curious. >> we used to play games together all the time. >>reporter: his relatives prepared to bury this child.

the ante to catch the cowards. >> there's up to a $26,000 reward to lead to an arrest. if you have any information, you can remain anonymous. that number 305-471-tips. that's the number to crimestoppers. again, call that number if you have any information. for now reporting in northwest miami-dade, i'm andrew perez, local 10 news. developing this morning, police say they were forced to fire on a 71-year-old man waving and gun. >> carlos suarez is in coral springs with all the detaiai. >>reporter: police trying to figure out what would lead a man to a standoff that ended in gunfire and a man shot. >> there were three shots fired. we looked down the street and seen that s.w.a.t. had suspects

>>reporter: the drama unfolded at a home along northwest court ininoral springs. police say the family was worrieded about his state of mind and then when officers new york state on his door, it was clear he didn't want to talk. >> we knew he was armed. he had said he was armed. >>reporter: sky 10 was over the scene. officers said they opened fire after he waved at gun at a window. >> our officers continued to negotiate andt some point he went to a windownd brandished a firearm. >>reportfr: neighbors expressed disbelief saying nothing seemed amiss with him in recent days but his wife was recering in the hospital after suffering a stroke. >> like i told you, they are very sweet people.

time you saw richard? >> it s last week. he was going to see his wife. >>reporter: this morning he's recovering. we're told he is fine. carlos suarez, local 10 news. a driver talking about his deep depression on facebook. >> one of his posts discussed a previous suicide attempt victor oquendo has more if that man's rabbi. >>reporter: investigators say he drove the wrong way on the turnpike crashing head-on with a semi truck. >> it was a horrible tragedy. the impact killed the 26-year-old. the man and woman in the semi survived. that's how his life came to an end but it only begins to tell the story it. rabbi mark of temple

the days leading up to his death filled with warning signs. on friday he broke about a possible suicide attempt on facebook eerily similar to monday's crash. quote, a started driving northhn i-95, drove the wrong way and crashed head-on into a crash and killed myself. >> i am devastated, i'm still shaking, still crying. >>reporter: on friday temple security called police. the rabbi saying congregation members have complained about him. another facebook post, saying a jew should always be welcome to pray. the rabbi says he was not permanently banned. recall -- earlier today and into the night family and friends coping with a devastate it go loss. the funeral is set for later today.

oquendo, local 10 news. well, a judge upholding a life sentence for michael hernandez convicted for killing his friend in middle school back in 2004. hernandez who is 26 years old first received a mandatory life sentence but the judge upheld that sentence calling it a relief. >> i had to ask myself, how is someone not sickened by a song about cutting someone's throat and watching them die. >> it took us like two years back and forth, back a forth. i thoughtthat there was going to be justice, so it is what it is. >> the n hearing was mandated after a supreme court ruling disallowed life sentences for juveniles but the judge ruled he has no reason to feel he has changed and feels he still poses a threat to society.

roommate she found on craigslist stabbed her. >>reporter: we're told at the seemed like a good roommate and a successful person, but two weeks after 23-year-old danielle jones reportedly found byron mitchell on craigslist to live with her in a miami apartment, cops say he lashed out, slashing her and beating hero badly valentine's day she went into a coma. >> i can't comprehend how it's possible that somebody can be so cruel and do such a thing to somebody and try to kill them. >> hi, princess. >>reporter: while jones iss still at jackson memorial hospital we're now learning more about 35-year-old mitchell. >> he said that he was in the health care industry. >> this realtor says he met him at a miami network it go event. mitchell said he sold supplements. >> he wasn't all there, and the way he would look at you was a little creepy.

record of a violent past. local 10 checked court records from jackson county mississippi, his last known address, no criminal history. in south florida no criminal record either. the m mitary confirms he served in the air force. mitchell tells police he acted in self-defense t what actually happened inside that apartment, detectives are still workingo find out. there are still so many questions about this case. mitchell right now is behind bars and faces a charge of attempted murder. we're in miami thi morning. i'm janine stanwood, local 10 news. police now know the type of car they are searchingor after a teen was struck yesterday morning. miami-dade police released this video of the car that hit the teen in northwest miami-dade. when he's struck by a silver mercedes which sends him flying into the air. witnesses say the drive

left the scene before police arrived. >> if they were to remain on the scene, they would not have been at fault for the crash. unfortunately once they leave the scene it becomes, you know, more difficult for them as far as what punishment that could be handed to them. >> police say valdez suffered head injuries in that crash. the uber drive accused of running a killin spree in kalamazoo was arraigned. police say passengers picked up in between his killings. sometimes we get to busy taking care of other people we forget to take care of

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when it comes to heart disease what you don't know can kill you? how's you're blood pressure, hour's your cholesterol. >> even thin people can have heart attacks too. >> kristi krueger put people under cardiac arrest and we'll show you whatt could save your life too. >>reporter: heart disease is the number one killer in america. so before you end up here -- hi,lo. you need to get heart smart like florence joseph. i put six people under cardiac arrest. >> we can see how their heart looks. >>reporter: it all began wh a random health screening at hollywood city hall. doctors say thousands of

with a silent killer, high blood pressure and many of us ignore the warning signs, too busy working and carrying for everyone else. >> we can't really take care of our loved ones unless we take care of ourselves first. >>reporter: and so we took our six participants to the total heart center at memorial hospital where they were all put through a battery of tests. blood was drawn. there were ekgs and ultrasounds. if you have a family history of heart disease like alit sand -- al less sand row. it was a wakeup call. james burned both his triglyceride and blood pressure are way too high. >> i know i need to pay attention more of my health much better than

isn't just for the guys. janet has diabetes, that's a risk factor and heart palpitations. doctors say it's important for janet. >> usually they complain of fatigue, nausea and incongestion and they are often labeled as having a gallbladder attack until they come in withh a full-blown heart attack and having cardiac arrest. >>reporter: that point hitting home for two of our both. they have dangerous thickening of the heart muscles. >> it gets thicker, stiffer and leads t congestive heart failure. >>report: both women have to make dstic lifestyle. >> it scares me because i don't take my medication as regularly as i should. there are times when i should forget. >> very important.

>>reporter: and thanks to this rdiac arrest, florence now has the heart healthy infortion to do just that. in hollywood, i'm kristi krueger, local 10 news. >> walking 30 minutes three times a week can dramatically improve your heart health. well, south florida, it is tuesday and you're going to notice a big change in the forecast as you walk out the door. it is very warm. yesterday was warm. we are seeing our temperature three degrees warmer than what we woke up to yesterday with 73 as your temperature in miami. we should be waking up to 63 degrees. 44 in ft. lauderdale. 70 key west. known as the breeze picking up. moving in from the southeast anywhere between 11 and 14 miles per hour. strong enough to move our camera around. 74 for you in pembroke pines.good morning to you. 74 in palm beach -- pompano beach. we'll stay with temperatures above average throughout the

warm humid air off the western atlantic and also bring us the possibility of showers today so make sure the kids have a poncho or umbrelel. by the afternoon we can't rule out that chance of a shower. portions of the keys again for the second day in a row. moderate to heavy rain from big pine key all the way to marathon. you're about to get soaked with showers moving in. again, the line of storms anywhere from key west to marathon liftingfrom the south up towards the north. this is all feeding in to a series of fronts, an area of low pressure riding along these fronts from the carolina coastline all the way back into texas. we have the stalled-out front soaking parts of georgia in towards the carolinas. we have some severe weather already sparking up for parts of texas it. this area of low pressure and cold front will eventually be headed our way. today the severe their threat stays over the

the front in the 60s. behind it into the 20s and 30s. the clash allow for the isolated areas to deaea with severe thunderstorms, damaging windnd and tornadoesanywhere from texas, louisiana, mississippi all the way in towards the panhandle today. this system will be headed our way. this is one of our dels, one of our several models we're watching showing us partly cloudy skies going into the morning commute. an isolated shower can't be ruled out because of that south, southeast breeze by this afternoon. then we'll start to clear out by this evening. by tomorrow we'll have the clouds build in again. most likely the evening hours is of we're going to see these showers and storms strong at times moving into south florida. then we'll see clear, dry conditions going into your friday and the weekend. highs will be in the lower 80s a few degrees above where we should be this time of year. as the front moves in, showers will stick

cooler, drier, comfortable weather. bill cosby continuing to fight his many legal battles and just yesterday his wife gave her deposition. >> coming up after being deposed for hours when

forced to speak again. monday was deposition day for bill cosby's wife as they answered questions for a deposition for her husband. several alleged assault victims sued cosby for defamiliaration after he accused them of lying. she will be deposed again on march 14th. all right, the praration day has begun for the south beach wine and food festival. sky 10 flew above the beach as tents were being set up on monday

ocean drive. the festival begins tomorrow and continues throughout the weekend. >> looks like it's going to be so much fun. >> did we give away all our free tickets? >> i think yesterday was the last day to enter. >> the food, the wine, everything is going to be spectacular. hope you guys have a good time. the red hot heat. >> they are rolling. >> squaring off with one of their rivals last

next in the sports wrap. good tuesday morning. i'm will m mso with your local 10 morning sports wrap.

to hassan whiteside. i'm special, i'm different. he's a big man who can score, rebound, do it all. dragic, luol deng behind the back. they are up three now in the third and then d-wade, alley audio tape to h hassan. deng with the finish. six seconds to go. heat down one. wade to the basket. he's fouled. hits both free-throws. the pacers would come back and hit one free-throw after they get fouled. goran dragic with the layup. gets that to go. heat win this thing 101-93 the final. >> it looks like every time when we play against the pacers, it's

but i'm proud of my teammates. we did start again well. but we were focused enough to start building that character defense and that offense was going a little bit. >> no rebounds, no rings. no rebounds, no rings. >> that's the message quoting pat riley as the heat took on virginia last night. he had 21, kings up by eight. virginia is just three at this point. and the three-pointer at the buzzer no good. so the canes@ hang on for a very important and impressive 64-61 win over the cavs. i'm will manso and that's your local 10 morning sports wrap. okay. it's time to turn back to our top story. a six-year-old murdered in a drive-by shooting. >> the gunston still out there.

news at 5:00. right now at 5:00, finding king's killer. how a community is ramping up their efforts to catch a person who killed a six-year-old boy. who hit a teen and left him to die. this is the surveillance video police want you to see. forced to fire, a man in his 70s after officers shoot him.why they say they had to pull the city. an alleged killer goes before a judge as uber facesriticism. goodorning, south florida. i'm eric yutzy. >> i'm jacey birch. we'vegot a lot of stories to get to in just a moment, but first winter weather, back to the warm side. you like it like this.

in the range, low 70s first thing in the morning. >> come friday you're going to be complaining because temperatures will be in the 50s. that's right. hold on tight. a bit of a roller-coaster with our temperatures. we are ahead of it with high pressure in place providing for the breezy conditions we're feeling this morning and the warm air connection with a south southeastreeze making it ten degrees above where we should be with our temperatures. in miami 74 in ft. lauderdale. 70 in key west. right now the winds moving in anywhere between 10, 14 and even 12 miles per hour down by the keys. here's a look at the forecast this morning. miami-dade and broward we will wake up to partly cloudy skies. we'll continue to warm up into the low to mid 70s. where we're seeing the showers and storms have been down by the keys and we'll continue to keep the chance of showers in the forecast. we can't rule out a chance of a shower off that breeze. highs today will be in the lower 80s. our friends throughout