>> he had to have a tube inserted into his lung because his lung collapsed, but he's doing mumu better. they're still looking for the bleeding in the brain but it seems like he's stable and the way that the doctor see it is if it doesn't get any worse, it is good news. >> neki: the family appreciates the concerns but they want justice. >> is he going to be treated differently because he's related to a commissioner? is he going to pay the consequences of his actions? >> nekek now, we just had this picture sent in to us. this is a prior boeing ed photo of simeon boykins. he had had trouble with the law in the past. yesterday the i. police said he had the riot but today w wre hearing from the family his license may have been possibly suspended and that's why he could have run. also they haven't told us whose vehicle e was driving. again, police are still questioning this person in the hit-and-run crash that injured 15-year-old javier valdes to continue t t recover here at jackson memorial hospital. we'll stay on topopf this.

local10 news. >> laurie: and we do have breaking traffic news to get right to you. this affects the turnpike and so many people's commute engines jenn right here. >> jenise: take a look here, laurie, this accident involving a truck looks like an 18 wheeler. this truck somehow ended p on the opposite side so this is affecting the turnpike northbound and southbound between sun life stadium and the turnpike extension. were seeing multiple lapse blocked as a result of this crash again feign northbound and southbound lightens turnpike. so let's go to do and zoom on in to o o maps because we're seeing a lot of red here. again that accident between sun life stadium and the turnpike tension. so your southbound speeds right now 11 miles per hour. and your northbound speeds are clocking in at just 7 miles pe hour. and just to add to all of that, there's alsos a crash on the turnpike southbound at red road that's not reallyhelping in that situation. speeds there are at 11 mil per hour. so call up your friends with

to they can us-441 or university drive as an alternate. calvin. >> calvin: jenise, thanks a lot p. and right now two workers are safe after their scaffold stalled outsidid a high-rise building this new york. the workers got stuck outside the 62nd floor while replacing glass panels. crews had to remove a pane of glass in order the bring the workers inside the building. no one was hurt. >> laurie:ky 10 in hd above an apartment inferno in lauderhill today. 15 people now have nowhere to stay after these flames burned a huge hole in the roof of one building, and we now know what caused it. local10's carlos suarez live in lauderhill with the details. >> carlos: laurie, the red cross is helping everyone that lost their home in this fire. six units in all were destroyed, and when you get a look at the video of the actual fire, it's quite difficult to believe that an unattended iron to blame.cell phone video captured the fire, flames shooting through theeoof of an apartment building in lauderhill tuesdaymorning, the damage the work of

everybody screaming, fire, fire, fire, so -- >> you woke up on that. >> yeah. >> carlos: drone video from the lauderhill fire department showed the scorched units east of university drive. six units in all were destroyed leaving 24 people witho a place to live. >> my mom told me that we had to get out the house, but i was a will it scared. i didn't know what happened, if anybody was hurt. >> carlos: the call for help came as people were great-too start their day, neighbors banging on each others' doors. there would be no time to gather the f fe was moving fast. >> i never been in a fire before. and the thoughts of losing all my stuff to go to work and my memories. >> carlos: complicating things for firefighters is that part of the roof gave way. it was after their drone looked at the damage this they were able to go back in. >> my kids are outside. i but i don't know what i'm

>> carlos: so the fire began on a unit oat first floor and spread up. again, it has been ruled anan accident. the good news in all of this is that no one was hurt. we're live tonight in lauderhill, i'm carlos suarez, local10 news. >> calvin: president obama rolled out his plan today to ut down the prison for terrorists at guantanamo bay. the president said that the prison is used as you recruiting tool for terrorists around the world and needs to be closed. our senior political reporter michael putney is in the video port now with the details of the president's plan. >> michael: calvin, president obama has said all along ever since he was elected that closing the detention center at gitmo is a top priority and today he said it still is. >> for many years it's been clear that the detention facility at guantanano bay does not advance our national security. it undermines it. >> michael: president obama today called on congress to close the d tention facility at gitmo.

>> guantanamo harms our panerships with allies in other countries whose cooperation we need against teller. when i talk to other world leaders, theybly up the fact that guantanamo is not resolved. >> michael: the president's plan calls for transferring about a third of gitmo detainees to other countries, the rest being o dangerous to be moved abroad would be relocated to the u.s. toto one of 13 possible sites around the country they include a military prison in fort leavenworth, cabs and the super mac prison in florence, colorado. today miami congresswoman ileana ros-lehtinen said closing the detention center will shortchange our security and is in contravention of u.s. law. >> we're not going to close guantanamo. >> don't shut down gitmo. expand it, and let's have some new terrorists there. >> michael: the president will travel to cuba in one month, meeting with president raul castro.

a condition for normalizing relations. >> i really don't think that the obama administration is going to move forward and just turn over guantanamo to the cubans. >> micha: reaction today by republicans in congress and every one of the presidential candidates totally negative. it looks like the president's plan to close the detention facility is doa. we are in the video port, calvin, back to you. >> calvin: and president obama will be the first president to visit cuba in nearly nine decades nex month, and local10 news, of course, will be there. look for our live coverage of the president's historic visit in march. >> lrie: now to vote 2016. the democrats caucus in nevada on saturday. now it's the republicans' turn. the candidates are battling on it you the ahead of tonight's caucus. donald trump and ted cruz continue to trade barbs over accusations the cruz c cpaign the is engaging in dirt campaign tactics, but senator rube oh

needs to unite the party. >> some guy is sick. >> there's zog something wrong with this guy i have. >> made clear in in this campaign that we will conduct this campaign with the highest integrity. >> if we are fighting each other in september and okay october, we are going to lose. >> laue: hillary clinton and bernie sanders will hold a touchdown tonight ahead of south carolina's primary. c until n will host that town hall at 8:00 p.m. >> calvin: chocolate maker mars is recalling candy bars after plastic because found in the company. the company originally issued a recall in germany but it is believed to have spread to t united kingdom, belgium can be france and even spain. no products in u.s. are affected by this recall. a german news agency reports the voluntary recall affects candies produces dudes early this year in the netherlands. police say a suspect is dead after killing four of his family members at a home in affects with arizona. when officers arrived, the home was on fire. and even worse, the suspect

rescue teams as they tried to put out the flames. it is not clear if the suspect was shot by police or shot himself. police say among the dead is a child between the ages of eight and 12 who died at t hospital. zika fears leading on boundary battle here in two south florida cities. >> laurie: we're talking coral gables versus palmetto bay and local10's layron liquororiving ston. >> layron: a number testify coral gables residents have been concerned about mosquitoes apparently coming over from this florida power and lig facility in palmetto bay. and those mosquitoes are blowing over in coral gables, and this issue came to a head this morning upstairs right here at coral gables city hall. two weeks ago today coral gables commissioners unanimously pass an emergency ordinance making it illegal for any property in the city or neighboring the city to have an act of mosquito infestation and requiring any

>> our goal with this ordinance was not toake any authority at all away from palmetto bay. our concern is the mosquitoes coming into coral gles. >> reporter: a anyone found in sounds like would be hit with a fine or up to 60 days in jail. last week coral gables code enforcement posted this violation at a florida power and light facility in palmetto bay. >> we all have an interest. we all have an interest in addressing mosquitoes, particularly t. with the news and with the zika virus. >> reporter: a city commissioner keon responsible ord the else. we thougug it was no different than the issue of the pollute are upstream. everybody downstreamrom them, everybody that that water takes those pollutants to has a problem. >> reporter: a the palmetto you palmetto bay's attorney and village manager are questioning questioning coral gables' authority and said the city hasn't been the best neighbor. they made at a point to note there have been no zika mosquitoes found in florida and the ordinance seth a bad

palmetto bay h hes does not lead to legal action. >> >> we should have picked up the phone and called palmetto bay and told them what it was. you know, i'm sorry that we didn't. that's a good lesson learned. >> today fla power and light representative was at that meeting and says that its company has now hired a private service provider to spray that area weekly to help mitigate this mosquito issue, and coral gables has agrgrd to stop enforcing this particular ordinance until both citie can agree on the legality and the language of this ordinance. we'll do our best to keep you posted. for now reporting in coral gables, layron livingston, local100 news. >> calvin: still to come, a special program at a local middle school really brought students to their feet you might say literally. just take a look at howowheir new desks work for them, and we're hearing from some of these stand-up students, you might say, coming up bait later in this hour. >aurie: great idea.

a lot of peoe use apple to keep all other tunes organized, but n thousands of customers of complaining of flaws the incentive collections. local10's consumer investigator christina vazquez is on the case. her report at 5:30. >> calvin: we want to take you back now to that breaking news happening another the upper puke near sun life stadium in miami gardens where you can see this box truck somehow has ended up on top of the creant medianbarrier. sky 10 live over this picture here, both the northbound and southbound lanes, many of them coming to a stop. others down to one lane getting by, and it appears traffic is backed up for miles. a story we will continue to follow. jenise fernandez is all they ever this one for you.

a bit later in this broadcast. >> laurie: we have a heart breaching story about the loyalty of dogs. one poor pup in houston is finally being helped after waiting patient will it a his owner's door for more than two weeks. what that loyal dog didn't know is that his owner was killed on job and will never be coming home. it's not so easy trusting again. sometimes you have to take small steps. >> you have to go slow and you trust. >> laurie: or in this kates took lots of time. >> as you jerrel shepherd he didn't stand a chance. >> laurie: for more than two weeks this dog has been roaming around this apartment complex in houston. >> you couldell that he was a lost dog. >> laurie: residents a him at the front gates stopping cars

>> he would follow the cars, and then when he would realize that maybe it's not his owner's car, he would just stand there and look helpless. >> laurie: many times he was seen at this apartment door, patiently waiting, hoping his owner would come back. unable to understand why he wouldn't. >> of course, he's confused because he dentists doesn't know what's going on. he hadn't seen his owner in two weeks. >> laurie: the last walk with him on february 7th store clerk a bead went to work behind the counter when the worst of mankindd rushed in and took his life get it just broke my heart to hear that the poor animal lost his owner, his best friend l miranda perez heard about the dog and the cat. food was left my neighbors but he wouldn't to go anyone. perez was able to gain the trust with the help of her own dog, small steps slow and steady. >> he was still very a little bit shaken up wherever touched him. >> laurie: then you could see

barrier broken, another hurled getting in the car. it was hard but it's happening. and that buddiy really heaped heap. perez said he's going to take care of the dog and then he's going to live with the owner's brother. >> calvin: i love that story, as a matter of fact. absolutely. so sad, i know, but it just show the loyalty of the dog as well. absolutely. >> laurie: beautiful dog. betty, there are some rays of sunshine out there. it's tryinin to dry up. >> will: like the way you think, laurie jennings. this is a look at miami, and depending on where you are, you are catching a few peoples but we do have a lot@ of clouds including that you cloud hanging over the mia and at tiues we have had a little bit of rainfall. the rain hasn't been everywhere but deamening up the payment of, and in just a few neighborhoods. 15 miles an hour. i know you all feel that warm breeze. the thermometer is definitely reflecting that it's warm out. 79 the current temperature in

fort lauderdale and miami, pompano beach, pembroke pines all sitting at 77. it's going to be a warm avening as the breeze stays up. those winds blowing in the from south. we'll have those clouds in the mix and we won't rule out a stray shower. right now what we're seeing the on doppler radar a lot of that streaking across broward, false returns. but nestledn some of this the occasional shower. there may be a raindrop or two nestled between say little haiti d over toward miami beach but it looks like most areas enjoying dry wther for now. these showers working in from the south and lifting up toward the north-northeast. key west dry at this moment but it does appear that we have some rain on the door steps of the lower k ks as those lift over that stretch of the overseas highway. so the bottomm line for the evening, we won't rule out a passing shower, but t rain won't be all over the place tonight. the story is much, much, much more interesting across the lower mississippi river valley. this is where a low pressure system is really churning things up.

weather, and the potential for tornadoes for louisiana, parts of mississippi, and that tornado threat stretching over toward the panhandle of florida. we'll track this system as it head east tomorrow, and as it gets closer to us, we have to start thinking about the potential for some showers or severe weather coming into our area. right now it louk the great 30 for severe weather may be north of us but even over south florida we're not going to rule out damaging winds or maybe an isolated tornado coming through. this forecast model showing the balance of the day is going to be quiet, butut as we're near tech afternoon, say 5:00, there may be a line of showers or gusty storms entering the west#part of the peninsula, crossing our area between 7:00 an 8:00. it pushes out, we start to clear out, dry out and cool down as well. we'll be here tracking any storms that develop late in the day. hopefully they're not severe but we don't want to rule on i i then thursday, friday we look ahead to drier,ooler weather. we'll talk talk about other

calvin: there are now just five days until oscars this pcoming sunuay right here on local10 and one of the most tched races will be for best supporting actor. sylvester stataone is nominated for creed repricing his role as rocky balboa. many know rocky won the best picture in 1976. stallone did notin an oscar. now almost 40 years later many are pulling for the italian stallion to finally bring home an academy award hess own. our red carpet coverage begins at 7:00 sunday night february 28th with c cis rock hosting wheels biggest night. then laurie and i will be right here for you right after the news sometimeseshen the oscars will finally call it a night. >> laurie: i would like to see sly win. i did see him. >> calvin: but i love rocky. i really hope he gets it. 40 years after fact. never too late. >> laurie: we'll be here with you to share the night.

out of north miami beach, we're talking a couple am aboard by carjackers at a red light, but the passenger is packing and shoots at the assailants only to find out o of them is just 13 years old. a live report all new at 6:00. >> calvin: quay want to take to the turnpike in miami gardens where you can see he there is a long traffic jam after a truck ended up on top of a chron crete median bare were manyier. this is part of the -- concrete median barrier. this haseen shut down. traffic backed up for miles. this is at 199th street, exit number 4 once again in miami gardens, a story we're going going to be following for you. a lot more coming up at the bottom of the hour with our traffic reporter jenise fernandez. >> will: talk is cheap. that's what a couple of miami marlins players had to say today. i'll willanso live in jupiter with the marlins for the first time during the spring together with the full squad of new

young marlins players, while excited for theeason, know they've got a lot of work to do.

from jupiter next in s (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and y into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise)

>> will: the baseball gods were looking for over the marlins in jupiter as the weather was clear now and this morning but of we got a downpour right after practicey ended. look at the fields now. luckately marlins are done with their work, puddldlg on the field but the marlins did take this field for the first time under don mattingly as a full squad team and on or about ffrey loria was here along about team general manager michael hill overseeing this team. ing why, when you look at the roster, not much is different from a player personnel standpoint if marlins believe the key for them is to stay healthy. they've got young stars like giancarlo stanton and dee gordon. these players though while you can why have beeny here a few years.

difficulty of losing. when they talked about expectations, they say they expect to play well but they're certainly not going to make any predictions. >>ing why, talk is cheap. it really means nothing. projections mean nothing. at the end of the day you got to stay healthy, you got to go out there, you got to play the game, play the way you're supposed to. i thi that's what we've learned the last couple of years. it's not anything what we s`y or anybody else says. it's a matter of going out on the field andy letting that speak for itself. >> will: it's a good theory by yelich. this is a good ride for yennes says bedes. he re-signed with them over over 100 molds. so what did he do? i think he bought some set of mat possibly. had but he paid over $60,000 for it. it's look a bicycle/car. but he showed up to port st. luciey to mets spring training in a nice ride. that's the way to makes your presence felt after getting a big contract.

with $100 million. still, he's riding in style. meanwhile margins working hard. they continue their practices tomorrow. 'll continue to give you coverage from jupiter on local10 news at 6:00. i'm will manso, local10 news. >> laurie: they know how to have@ fun. >> calvin: still to come, outrage is growing as police continue to search forhe shooter who cold a little boy. >> laurie: ja janine and victor, working that and more. >> janine: six-year-old king carter was gunnedown while laying on sotted. last night his family led a march in honor the little boy. we'll have the latest coming up in a lave report. >> victor: did yourigital music library take a hit when you clicked on onto apple'si match? consumer investigate of christina vazquez is digging into those complaints. >> janine: and from the turnpike a sun life stadium you can see this box truck on top of the concreteteedian barrier. no doubt this is kong travel

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yes right now at 5:30 family and friends chanting the name off a s s-year-old boy who was shot and killed you had outside of his home ass they march in his memory. emotions still so raw at last night's demonstration. >> victor: and the boy's father leading the calls f information that could help police make a arrest. lon's terrelltel is live with the latest. >> terrell: we no crimestoppers tips are pouring in thanks, for a giant size reward for crucial information, but that's not enough, and that's why detectives, at least a dozen officers are bashing out at this scene canvassing for more clues. from a sea of stuffed animals to hand-written science sipes witness little king carter is being remembered as a senator and vibrant first-grader. >> king. >> carter. >> king. >> carter. >> terrell: his father led this entry but last night of hundreds of urn mores outranged over saturday's shooting that left the six-year-old dead outside of their northwest mild home.

solution t this problem is the legislators to tighten up and deal with these laws to help us. >> terrell: activist tangela sears who lost a son of her own is talking about a proposed witness protection bill that recently stalled out in the statat senate. >> i just can't understand how can a person is not support such a bill when we continue to see kids being killed. >> i'm taking steps to revive it. >> trent: miami-dade mayor carlos gimenez said he is working behind they scenes to pump new life into the measure that would essentially ensure the names of witnesses to major crimes such as murder remain sealed from t t public it. >> will be another tool in the toolbox. 's not the solution. but, you know, sinis are afraid to talk because the have this fear of restilliation. 6 are afraid to talk. >> this story must betold.

about what's happening. >> terrell: and movement on that bill they hope will happen some time before the end of the year. meanwhile, cops still need that big break. the reward money iss now at $26,000. if you have any information that could help police, call miami-dade crimestoppers. that number 305-471-tips. we are live in northwest miami-dade, terrell forney. >> janine: we continue to following news, this is affecting the turnpike. let's bring in our traffic reporter jenise fernandez to rt it out for us. >> jenise: with our looking at live video, t ts accident affect northbound and southbounun latins on turnpike. this is right aroununsun life stadium, exit 4. this accident involving a box truck you see right there ended up over the concrete median and now we're seeing two lanes blocked in southbound lanes and two lanes blocked in northbound lanes. now, let's take to you this photo that was just september to our newsroom. ititooks like that box truck was traveling northbound, somehow ended up over that concrete median and part of it in the

as you can imagine, heavy delays on the turnpike, so let's take you right to our maps where we're seeing a lot of red. northbound and southbound lanes the on turnpike ryan root ar sun life stadium. southbound lane speeds a at 14 miles per hour. northbound speeds are clocking in at 8 miles per hour. zooming on out, delays in the northbound lanes are starting from the golden glades, and it looks like that's delays are going to last for about three miles. so your northbound lanes moving much slower but the delays not lasting too long. however, southbound lanes we're seeing those delays start griffin road and it looks likee they're going to last for about six miles. so if you want to be a good friend and you know people who take the turnpike, call them up and tell them to take us-441 or university drive as ab alt mat. >> calvin: we >> victor: we have an update on the police shoving have involving shootiti yesterday. after family members called, worried about richard eul's state of mind, police arrived. after a three-hour standoff police say the 71-year-old began

officers and h% was eventually shot in the arm, he's now recovering. you'll senior facing six charges of attempted murder swales charge of aggravated assault. and the west palm beach teen a accused of posing as a doctor is now being sued by a prominent south florida auto dealership of a paid for a car with a bogus economic. 18-year-old malachi lob robinson is being dude by grieco mazda. in july he wrote a bogus check of $8,0 has a down payment for the car. we have a copy of that bogus check and his purchase agreement as well as the complete lawsuit. you can find on it our website, local10.com. >> janine: now to the latest on the uber driver accused of going on a shooting rampage in kalamazoo, michigan, killing six people. authorities say jason dalton has admitted carrying out the attacks but his motive remains unclear. dalton it was arraigned on six murder charges yesterday. police say he kept giving rides in between his alleged killings.

a tactical shooting jacket from a gun store just an hour before the shooting began. uber confirms several riders did complain about dalton the night of attacks. dalton allegedly killed six people at three differently locations. those six victims were dorothy, judy brown, barbara hawthorne thorn, mary j nye, mary lou nye, richard smith and tiler smith. the first shooting was at an apartment complex. the first woman survived but is in critical condition. then he allegedly shot a father and ston at a car dealership. they both died. and the last shooting was as a cracker barely w wre he allegedly killed four women and critically injured a 14-year-old girl. >> victor: for many of us it's taken a long time, sometimes yes to build up a digital music library with music purchases but a local10 viewer

>> janine: he called christina for help and she found out he's not the only customer with complaints. >> like finding music that you wouldn't normally hear on the radio. >> christina: music is more than a hobby for this southflorida ceo pates passion. >> it's taken me 20 years to coile this music library which contains over 8,000 socks. >> christina: for 20 years paul cutler has carefully contracture curated, thousands of songs handselected from several different sources. ceremony ours rating them, setting up play lists. when he spotted apple's imax service. >> i always thought of my, i tune library very secure because it's by apple. it did the complete opposite. >> christina: he claims the $25 service am scrayable his library. >> i have a lot of music i can't play. >> christina: sons went missing. there are document casts others. >> there are 5,000 duplicates.

music in a cloud. there are complaints. last summer a article posted that apple has an, i cloud problem writing "apple's match has been one of apple as more flawed serves for a year now. while apple works out becomes in the system, people continue to take to social media complaining of duplicates and songs that won't play. >> their solution is for me to redownload all the music. i've received no apology and i've received no offer for any type of credit. >> it's completely unrstandable why paul is upset with apple. >> christina: that's ken cole of data doctors. >> apple's gone through various versions of their music service, and as they transition from service to service, that's where most people are having a problem. >> over the years i've rated all of the these tracks. >> the rate, those are not small things. these are not v vy easy to replicate it. >> really becomes impalalto even use the library. >> so what we can all learn from this don't assume just because a

we can bring all that stuff over that it is ooh going to work. >> >hristina: ken recommends backing up your music and understand the risk of the sgitching services be it apple or another service provider. he said the likelihood of getting everything exactly the way it was before could be pretty low. apple declined comment for this story but a company spokeswoman did provide links to apple support forumsmsn the issue. boosted those for out "call christina" page of local10.com in the newsroom, christina vazquez, local10 news. >> janine: a ltle girl who police say was left home alone by her mother wn a fire growing out will now be staying with her grandmother, and she has a lot of questions about what's going on with her mom. local10's liane morejon is life to explain. >> liane: and, janine, mom is still behind bars tonight, 32-year-old erica rossello face can charges of child neglect. her six-year-old daughter was left behind in their burning apartment last friday, and erica rosel oh was nowhere to be found.

mother who now has custody of the little girl. she said rossello has been suffering for depression for quite some time and is in need of some serious therapy. a little girl rescued from a burning apartment is now in they are grandmother's custody. her mothehe erica rossello is charged with child neglele causing bodily harm. rossello's mother said her daughterereft the child alone after a fire broke out because he wasn't thinking straight and that rossello suffers from depression. >> depression is a very horrible disease, and if it's note taken measures to take care of a patient then you come with consequences like what we're going through. >> liane: the charges stem from a fire early friday morning at this west miami-dade building. rossello allegedly left her six-year-old daughter alone inside the apartment as it burned, telling neighbors nothing was wrong even ras smokeke poured from the unit. a neighbor auld 911 and the child was unconscious but was rescued by firefighters.

us. but god saved her and and firefighters, i want to thank the firefighters. >> laurie: angelica taxio said it's getting harder to explain to her grand daughter why mommy isn't going home. >> is your daughter bad person? >> no, she's not. she's not a bad person. she was happy that day. a mind is very, very powerful and it can just turn on you. >> liane: and the child will also undergo therapy along wit they are family to help cope with the situation. ssello is also not allowed to have any contact with her daughter until next monthp when she has a court date scheduled. we're live in miami, liane morejon, local10 news. >> victor: it was a case that captivated south florida, a woman accused of trying to have her husband exiled and getting caught. today we heard new testimony from dalia dippolito as she prepares for her new trial.

ice up your exercise routine with a glass of vino. we are speaking with the creator wine worko. >> victor: first, dramatic video from down under. when that huge construction crane collapses and catches on fire. >> janine: also new at 6:00 we spotted one of the stars of the new baywatch movie taking a little break from all the

a live report is coming up. >> janine: some intense video from australia where a burning construction crane -- look at this -- just collapsed fod firefighters in melbourne were later automobile to get that fire under control. ten stories up. nobody was hurt, but officials believe the incident was the result of an electrical fire that started in the cranes motor. >> victor: and from there we go to chilly video from japan. thesesvisits are sliding down an emergency chute. this happened an after engine fire forced the japan airlines domestic flight to abort right before takeoff. more than 160 passengers and crew were onboard that plane. one woman suffered a hip injury, but nobody was seriously hurt. that is a lot of snow. >> janine:e:arm weather here about the a little ugly, betty, what do you think? >> betty: i agree wi you. it is a little -- i i don't want to staih pling that's such a

upper 70s right n@w from fort lauderdale to miami. key west,your neighborhood as well. we have those soler wind keeping an eye on the really warm out there even with that breeze, definitely some warm numbers. winds about l. stay up from the south 10 to 15 miles an hour. this sky cast model not necessarily painting a lot of rainfall in the forecast for the anticipating hour along miami beach but we cannot rule out a stray shower as we check things out on the doppler radar, a lot of false returns showing up around broward county but as we get in a little closer right re around surfside, that's a little shower lifting up around surfside, maybe hollywood beach gets a couple raindrops, too, as the rain has been moving up toward the north-northeast. that southerly breeze helping to steer it along. also, watching the skies down over the lower keys, some showers down over the straits no starting to lift up and over near the lower keys, sthere are some areas of wet weather out there. the thinking is thatny showers that we do have tonight won't

so most of you will squeeze out some mainly dry weather. it is so not dry across the lower mississippi river valley from louisiana into mississippi, even in the mid-south, there is just pouring rain and also t t threat for tornadoes. a vigorous storel system, low pressure system working over this area, all of this is going to continue to track toward the east-northeast. we'll be following the cold front trailing from it, the tail end of the system tha could bring some showers, maybe gusty storms toward south florida tomorrow so there is that threat for severe weather be with strong storms, heavy rain, gusty winds, won't rule out an isolated tornado. forecast models not necessarily gung ho about severe weather range across broward be with miami-dade or the keys, but we can't rule on it and this model is indeed painting a broken line of showers and storms moving across, say around ception, 8:00 tomorrow, and then by the time local10 news at 11:00 starts tomorrow night the wet weather should be out of here. so we'll be here tracking any

looks like it could come late in the day. forecaca tomorrow temperatures climbing toward the lower 80s before the storms move through. once the showers and storms exit, we're on our way t cooler, drier weather. get the sweaters back out. by friday morning look at that, lows in the 50s. janine. >> janine: betty, thank you. there are all kinds of ways to stay in shape but have you ever heard of the wine workout? sounds kind fun, right? it was created by a northern california woman on a whim, and thanks to an unexpected celebrity endorsement, her workout is now going worldwide. as a mother to a toddler, 24-year-old april story knows her time is limited, and like many mothers know, healthy living can be a struggle. 6. >> it's a little bit harder with kids. >> janine: home with her daughter and her husband levi, the busy life was on police say but what resulted has now been seen by roughly 25 million people worldwide the 15-second video posted in january now dubbed the wine workout.

a workout, and i saw the wine there, and i'm like, you know? what would be funny to incorporate wine into this workout video. >> janine: the workout is simple. every day at home exercises not necessarily always the wine. that was just one of the dozens of non-alcohol included workout videos she's posted. >> that's what this is for, right? sharing all the the things we're doing every day. >> janine: that sharing spread world wiped. one post from former star trek said "white hawaiianing and work out" to his 9 million followers. posting the video with a slightly different music variation. >> they were making their own videos. y were doing different things with it. >> janine: no matter the number of recreations or comments both positive and negative, story ishoping they all get the message. >> what i want to show people with my videos is that fitness is something you can do every day, you can do it anynyere and you can use anything.

n't f fget the corkscrew. pyong-so a littl absence with obliques. >> vtor: with the pushups to the straw is my favorite. we've been doing it all wrong. >> janine: apparently so. >> victor: got to try that o`t. there are hundreds of of animals in need of log of homes righth near in south florida and today our animal advocate jacey birch has a couple of puppies who want to make some new pals. >> jasey: hits it's a puppy party with saving grace and her fur friends. hi, guys, i'm jasey birch and nothing makes we heapier than a pup party except finding homes for these puppies. you're looking at zoe. these rottweiler mixes. they are too cute. theys girls are going to get a little bit big s s we want all our pet parents to know that, but aside from just having a good time with cute furry faces all day long you got to remember spay and neuter is so important because of our overpopulation pet problem. >> in south florida, yes, once

owners just wind up dj them at the sherrol because it's too much work and too much money. so we take them in to rescues. >> if you're not breeding the dogs, you need topay and neuter. but in the meantime we haveisy and zoe and they desperately want to go home with you. if)you're the one, i'll help you make the match right now. to go local10.com. look at the pet section and you'll see all the animals with saving grace and her furry fends friends. izzy, let's do a which i will cheer. isy is going home with you today. iold you it was a puppy party. >> janine: the news is just getting started. here are some of the our top stories at 6:00. we continue to follow breaking news on the turnpike near miami gardens where this truck has ended p on the concrete median between the north and southbound lanes. >> victor: a teenage carjacker tries steal a couple's quart they have a gun and they use it. >> janine: plus we are on the sand as the stars of the

sweaty. >> janine: it is standing room only in one classroom at a middle school in hialeah gardens. >> victor: students there are part of a test program and it keeps them on their feet. as local10's jenise fernandez reports, those students love that their no longer learning sitting d/wn judges of i think once you see these desks you're going to wont want some inside your office. but it's to promote a healthy lifestyle while making sure students stay engaged inside the classroom. this isn't something you're used to seeing in a classroom, standing desks that can also move around. >> i prefer standing because i'm also an athlete.

way to get exercise. >> jenisis it's all to promote a healthy lifestyle here at hialeah gardens middle school. sitting too long often makes students s sggish and finlandy about the now students have the option to stretch their legs literally. they can adjust these decks for when they want to sit or stand up. >> no not only can you move these decks up o or down to adjust to your height but check it out, youay notice there are wheels on these desks and that's because these desks are mobile. students can now roll out their desks and go outside to the school's farm which is paver their agri-science clala. >> they can continue from the classroom directly out here into on farm with no actual change with let me close my notebook and then is it up out here all over again. >> these learn fit adjustable standing detective were donated, hialeah the only school to have these. not only are sdents one, more

the day but studies show students tend to be more engaged. >> so between students being more on task, on focus between a teacher being automobile toy orchestrate alassroom, it comes together for classroom efficiency. >> jenise: so a tal of 40 desks were donated at the hialeah gardens middle school and is this is a pilot program. they're going to see. they like these desks and if they do they're going to add more. from the looks of i it, students are very happy with these new effects of reporting in hialeah gardens. >> janin so we're burning calories just standing here. >> victor: i'm still saving up r the treadmill desk, though. >> janine: for now we're just going to go stand the at our detectives that. he's going do it for ocal10 news at 5:30. >> laurie: right now a 6:00 a suspected carcinogen only 13 years old ended up in the hoital after being shot. a whiled story ahead. >> calvin: a young accuser takes the stand in a seconds charges i trial. what a named west topp doctor allegedly did to her. >> laurie: tearful testimony.

husband's death telling quite a story. >> calvin: rain moving to that totoy. >> laurie: and they're the newest jewels on south beach and they're getting worldwide attention. >> calvin: plus, stars on the sand. the rock is there as baywatch heads back to the beach. the news at 6:00 starts now. realtime closed captioning performed by u.s. captioning company calvin: off the too many 6:00 a suspected carcinogen only 13 years old -- carjacker only thirteen years old ending up in the hospitata after being shot. cops say the 13-year-old and two othersrsried to carjack a couple at a red light. >> laurie: but that is when the driver pulled o o a gun and opened fire. let's get to local10 news reporter michael seiden with our top story at 6:00. >> meteorologist: right now three teenagers remain on the one. in fact, they fled right from this intersection. now, the fourth teen only 13 years old, he is still in the hospital after he was shot. tonight a concerning rhyme-for-for parents and police.

13-year-old doing out after midnight? they should be in bed ready for school. >> unbelievable. there is no explanation. i don't know what's wrong with the kids. >> michael: just after immediate night right here at northeast 16th avenue and 159th street in north miami beach, a 28-year-old woman behind the wheel of this honda civic, her boyfriend a passenger was inside, too. they stopped at a red light. second later, a group of teenagers, including a 13-year-old boy, starred walking towards them. detective tell us the 13-year-old pulled a gun which was later recovered at the crime scene. >> the driver, s saw the suspect from the passenger window and she alerted her passenger and said, hey, hey, hey, this guy is at the window, he the guy firearm. at that time the passenger removed his firearm and shot two times. >> michael: the teenager hit in the stomach, plead bleeding onto this towel, now in critical condition charged with a felony.

the window, it went out, and i saw six, seven police cars, and a guy lying in the street. >> michael: poce believe the child was shot in self-defense. >> he was afraid for his life. he waste protecting himself and his girlfriend. >> michael: now, late this afternoon we have lrned that on february 20th, the parents of this 13-year-old who is accused of this carjacking actually ran away from home and so the parents filed a missing person's report. obviously, he is now in the hospital recovering. but if you have any information about those three teens who fled from this scene, you are asked to call miami-dade crimestoppers. that number right there on your screen, 305-471-tips.for no we are live in north miami beach i'm michael seiden, local10 news. >> laurie: a man is under arrest after that hit-and-run crash in northwest miami-dade. simeon boykins' father and uncle both say that he was driving someone else's car with a suspended license and that he