stronger than ever and who is trying to stay alive. choosing to end their super tuesday right here in south florida. we have team coverage from the local rallies. and the last place you want to be caught on camera. that's right, this morning a disturbing bathroom discovery leads to an arrest. good wednesday morning, south florida. i'm eric yutzy. >> i'm jacey birch. and it's time to talk to our weather authority meteorologist. weather authority meteorologist. >> you were up late last night watching results come in. >> i was. i can't talk. >> we're halfway through the workweek, as long as we can get over the hump. temperature very similar to what we woke up to yesterday. above average by a few degrees but it feels nice. miami, ft. lauderdale, upper 60s actually now in key west. itore comfortable inland where we're seeing that land breeze occur. 61 in homestead. 64 pompano beach. here's a look at the forecast throughout the

we do have a weak front that's going to approach south florida increasing a little bit of cloud cover throughout the day. your wednesd is going to look fantastic with mostly dry conditions. highs in the lower 80s. i'll have more coming up. now back to vote 2016 coverage, the results of the alaska republican caucus just coming in overnight. ted cruz pulling off his third win of super tuesday with 36% of&the vote in a tight race against donald trump. >> donald trump declared the winner of vermont, john kasich coming in second following by rubaie. >> marco rubio's only victory coming out of minnesota. he won the state with 37% of the vote. sanders claiming victory there. >> but he could not claim nearby, massachusetts. this called late last night in favor of hillary clinton. >> so as things stand

not include super delegates. hillary clinton has an estimated 552 delegates, 2,382 are needed to secure the nomination. >> ted cruz trails behind with 149. marco rubio with 82. 1,327 are needed for the republican nomination. south florida was the center of the political universe. on super tuesday three major candidates holding events here last night. >> in two weeks the sunshine state becomes the next big prize for both republican and democratic candidates. >> we continue with team coverage this morning. that starts with carlos suarez in palm beach. >>reporter: his hall of delegates makes it quite difficult for the remaining republicans in the race to catch up with him. the states that he won on tuesday make it very difficult for the other republicans to make it difficult to put a case against the coalition. the only question remains whether or not he can cross that

delegates and avoid an open convention. trump spoke with a small group of guests. he was joined on stage by chris christie. trump seemed subdued. the campaign had hoped for a sweep but it will look like trump could win eight to nine of the eleven voting states. he praised senator ted cruz with his win in texas. on pressed whether he would call on rubio to drop out, if he loses florida on march 15th, trump said he would not. >> i know it was a tough night for marco rubio, he had a tough night. he worked hard, spent a lot of money. he is a lightweight as i said many times before. we're going to go to florida. we're going to spend so much time in florida. i know a lot of groups and special interests and lobbyists and have their little senator do

they are going to put 20, 25 million over the last few weeks from what came over the wires and i think that's fine as far as i'm concerned. >>reporter: it was held in the ballroom of mara lago. it could have passed off as the east room in the white house. donald trump was asked whether he had received the endorsement of scott. he did say he considered his trade windship with the governor to be. carlos suarez, local 10 news. miami native senator marco rubio. >> rubio winning only one caucus but still remaining on the positive side. janine stanwood covering the rubio campaign from southwest miami-dade. >>reporter: good morning from tropical park in southwest miami-dade. this is marco rubio territory. he went to high school just a couple of miles from here. he came in last night

of a winner, even though no doubt he has an uphill battle. but it was just after 9:00 last night that he arrived to a big crowd. he knows he needs florida to be viable, playing up his room as the son of immigrants. as we've been hearing, especially in the last week, he attacked donald trump. >> we are going to send a message that the party of lincoln and regan and the presidency of the united states will never be held by a con artist. when all the places in america, and i have traveled this country now and i am so proud to be back because there's no place in america that understands the american dream better than this community and this great state of florida. i want you to understand that no matter how long it takes, no matter how many states it takes, no matter how many weeks and months it takes, i will campaign as long as it takes and wherever it takes to ensure that i

the united states. >>reporter: no doubt rubio sounding confident. the number crunchers say he could possibly still clinch the nomination but, oh, boy, it is not going to be easy. he has to win florida. he's hoping the groups and super pacs stopping to help donald trump will lend their voice thoim. will that move the in southwest miami-dade this morning, janine stanwood, local 10 news. in addition to alaska, senator ted cruz pulling off big wins in alaska and oklahoma. >> cruz won his home state of texas with 44% of the vote despite a late push by donald trump, something expected but very important to their ted cruz campaign. >> so long as the field remains divided, donald trump's path to the nomination remains more likely and that would be a disaster for

conservatives and for the nation. >> the third candidate hosting an event on super tuesday was hillary clinton. >> leaving senator bernie sanders behind in many areas. southern states showing big support for hillary clinton last night, doing very well aafrican-american voters. her lead will be very hard for sanders to beat. during her speech she spoke about the importance of unity in america. >> it's clear tonight the stakes in this election have never been higher and the rhetoric we're hearing on the other side has never been lower. trying to divide america between us and them is wrong and we're not going to let it work. >> bernie sanders also won his home state but he struggled in other parts of the country.

enthusiasm. >> it does say something and mean so much to me, people who know me best, the people who knew me before i was elected, knew me as mayor and congressman have voted so strongly to put us in the white house. thank you so much. >> you can count on local 10 to keep you covered all throughout the vote 2016 election season. remember early voting is already under way in miami-dade and monroe counties. for information on where and how to vote, head on over to local10.com. we'll help you out there. a mother making a really disturbing discovery, taking her child to the bathroom in a south florida restaurant. >> she discovers a camera and an employee put it there. >>reporter: inside the women's bathroom is where a customer said she found a recording

toilet. according to the police report she noticed a strange device tucked away under the sink. she took it apart, brought it to her husband at the table. she started researching on her phone to see what it was. the result, a motion sensitive camera. >> those at the restaurant weren't happy to see us. we were trying to get answers after police arrested a man.. we found out he was only charged with tampering with the evidence. he became very nervous and began to walk around and pace the restaurant as if attempting to get away from or avoid victim two. the mother demanded to see what was on the camera as he walked from the back room of the

the mother later notices the memory chip was missing. so police were called and began investigating. now this man is charged with tampering with evidence, also resisting arrest. no actual video has been recovered but police are still investigating. i'm andrew perez, local 10 news. fiu's women's basketball coach has been sidelined. fiu coach marlin chin has been arrested. teteing the "miami herald" her coach made repeated sexual advances to her. the herald reports he was sending his player inappropriate text messages. the coach claims he leapt her money and that would be a violation. she also complained of the school's athletics administration. fiu releasing a statement saying an investigation is under way and the coach has

the investigation. crews arriving to handle a fire in ft. lauderdale. video shows heavy smoke was pouring out of the building. this is on state road 84. the damage was contained. the flames were eventually put out. chaos in court, three teens face a judge

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to leave. president obama adding to his travel plans during his upcoming trip to cuba. he will attend a babe game between the tampa bay rays. you see here workers getting the stadium ready for that game and the legendary rock band rolling stones rolling into cuba later this month to give a free concert. it's going to be held in hana likely attracting a large audience in a communist country where the government once persecuted young people for listening to rock music. here's a poster for the concert. the group expected to play in sports city on friday, march 25th. yes, local 10 wiwi be there for it all. calvin hughes along with our team of local 10 reporters will be reported live from havana coming up later this month. good wednesday morning, south florida. it's a nice, comrtable start. temperatures are in the mid to upper 60s, a fewegrees warmer than what we woke up to

all is quiet, the winds are calm this morning. the cooler, more comfortable conditions are inland. we have 62 right now in pembroke pines, 61 in homestead. 62 in kendall and 64 in pompano beach. with the wind c cm this morning, you're definitely going to feel a bit of humidity. the transition will continue t@ humidity to stay established. across the state we're all seeing warm conditions. we have the 50s and as from the panhandle all the way down to southwest florida and into southeast florida. for us what we're noticing more than anything is some cloud cover that's spilling rain for the past couple of days but plentnt of sunshine has been breaking through. yesterday we had our highs in the lower 80s. we do have a weak cold front. it is starting to fizzleout after bringing severe weather in the front yeyterday. alabama as well as mississippi had tornadoes touch down. up towards the north with that area of low

towards the east. so we are expecting beck to stay dry ahead of it and this system will didinish as it pushes towards thehe central portions of the state. record rainfall, no rprise from december to february, we set the wettest record in miami, wettest recordd of over 20 inches of rain. the old recordas 19 inches. that was set back in 1905. it was a very wet december. no surprises we're getting ready for spring. the reason we're not going to see much of a change in our forecast is the jet stream is goingo stay far to the north of us. so not much of a change for the next few days. you heard me talk about that yesterday. highs will stay above average. we'll have a weak front try to move in by saturday. the latest in automotive technology could potentially kill you. >> local 10 news

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popular feature on cars can also in deadly. cars don't need the key to turn the engine on or off. >> while the federal government raised safety coerns five years ago after several deaths were linked to carbon monoxide poisoning, there's still no time frame for new requirements. >> amy viteri explains how florida leads the country in these kinds of deaths. >>reporter: it's tececology designed to make things easier for drivers, no physical key needed for the ignation. >> for years people take their keys and go in the house and they if know their car's off. >>reporterthe danger, cars left running in the garage quickly flood a home with carbon

with noarning. >> nobody should have to lose a loved one. >>reporter: doctors told him it's a a miracle he survived after his girlfriend mistakenly left her lexus running in her garage in 2010. first responders f fnd the couple a day later. he was unable to move or speak. glisten was already gone. >> you can't replace that. >>report: so how quickly can this simple mistake be deadly? we visited the broward fire academy to find out. we left the car running and closed it in. after 15 minutes firefighter haz-mat techs went in to test the air. >> 35 to 50 parts permillion. >>reporter: that fast they say the carbon monoxide levels are dangerers. according to the non-profit organization kidsincars.org, 20 carbon monoxide deaths are linked to keyless

eight of those cases here in south florida killing ten people. >> it's broke, it's an issue, and you know it and it's been a lot of years. >>reporter: matt's family sued toyota for negligence. the auto maker settled. a rule with proposed to address safety issues like requiring an addible warning. five years later the agency has yet to act. >> the car companies have stalled them from doing anything too. so nothing changes and pele keep dying. >>reporter: when it comes to a warning it depends on the manufacturer. some cars like bmw give no obvious indication once you getut of the car and walk away with the key in your hand at the engine is still running. others like hyundai have external alarms but say

and all people need this. but people keep dying. mona died after leaving her keyless lexus running in the garage. a spokesperson wrote we as with most auto makers don't discuss future product plans. >> it's very, very, very, very difficult for her family, for me and it could have been prevented. it could have been prevented. >>reporter: they are still reviewing p plic comments on the proposed safety changes, many of those comments if auto makers oppose any change. data suggests there is not a serious safety problems with these vehicles to warrant new requirements. amy viteri, local 10 news. >> and a bso spokesperson says these incidents highlightht the importance of has carbon monoxide detectors.

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heat's explosion. >>reporter: good wednesday morning. i'm will manso with your local 10 morning sports wrap. what a night last night at the arena. jose honored by the team each with 2000 plus games. joe johnson the newest member of the team had 24 pnts of the night. heat build a big lead and did not let up.

four blocks. 12 points for a season high. >> we want to take advantage of every chance we get. we lethe one in boston get away. it's a learning experience. we got joe johnson, so he's a major player and side. >> great pickup for the panthers. in a victory last night in winnipeg. he had twowo goals of the night. panthers win this thing 3-2 the final. vernon the transition tag. 'phins will pay him about $13 million this upcoming season if he remains with the team. if ather team makes an offer, the 'phins have a chance to make that offer. ended up losing him to the buffalo bills. i'm will manso and that's your loca10 morning sports wrap. we turn back to our top story this morning, super tuesday results. >> several candidates were right here in south florida as they learned

we have results from overnight ahead on local

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i'm eric yutzy. >> you're very strong this morning. are you feeling good on a wednesday? >> look, political season's getting hot, super tuesday is rolling and so a lot to talk about this morning. go. >> sure are. i'm jacey birch. let's get straight over to julie durda. west. we're halfway through the workweek and it's been a pretty granted a bit warmer than what we're used to. over the weekends we've had some very cold weather. will that return?n? the forecast looks like not much of a chain soldier expected thanks to high pressure and weak fronts located north of our are currently a temperature of 68 degrees in kendall. 62 in homestead. 63 for you in pompano beach as well as pembroke pines. a bit cooler inland as we have the landd breeze in place. warming up at 7:00 as the kidshead to the bus stop we're just going to need their sunglasse