i think so, yes. i'm a person, too >> jeff: a very emotional good samaritan, the good news again he stopped. also some good news, the injuries to thoho two that were in the minivan not life-threatening. they areot yet home from the hospital, but we hope to hearfrom them later on this evening. we'll keep posted. live inh plantation, i'm jeff weinsier. >> calvin: turning now to vote 2016, the republican presidential candidates getting back on the campaign t til today after a surprisingly civil debate last night at the university of miami. frontrunner donald trump picked you an endorsement from dr. ben carson today on theame day when one of remains supporters was arrested. local10's amy viteri has more now from our newsroom. amy. >> amy: violence at trump campaign events is a tic that came up at last night's debate. meanwhile, donald trump started hiss day in pablo but he and governorring john kasich rallying in the midwest when i will marco rubio and ted cruz

leading up to tuesday's primary. friday in palm beach donald trump embrace awed dee keen doorsment from former rival dr. ben carson. >> there are two differenth donald trumps. there's the one you see on the stage and there's the one who is very cerebral. >> amy: from there trump headed to a rally i in missouri but thursday he was asked about this video, violence of a campaignstop in north carolina. watch as protesters are getting kicked out of a rly. this man appears to punch one of them in the face. police quelled the protester to the joined ever ground. >> the next time we see him, we might have to kill him. amy: a day later authorities and arrested 78-year-old john mcgraw. >> we have had some violent people as protesters. you know, they're not just people saying, these are peoplethat punch. >> amy: marco rubio continued to campaign in florida friday speaeang at a synagogue in west palm beach to support highlight his support for israel. >> we're going to find out tuesday and bottom line is i'm not concerned about polls.

about isthe one you can count on tuesday. >> amy: ted cruz headed north to orlandohere he had had the support are carary fiorina and took aim the at both sides. >> donald and hilary are flip sidesf of the same coin. they are washington. they are big power. they are corruption. >> amy: tuesday's republican winner will take all 99 of na's delegates. it's a state rubio needs to win badly if he is going to stay in the race. yes and hillary clinton took a break from the campaign trail today to attend the funeral of former first lady nancy reagan. clinton was among several first ladies united to the funeral as was former president george w. bush. clinton's democratic rival bernie sanders held a rally in raigh, north carolina earlier today. sanders is looking to build on his unlikely victory in michigan on tuesday but he does have a lot of ground to cover. sanders is trailing clinton by double digits.

university today fired the head coach of the women's basketball team after allegations of sexual misconduct. local10 sports reporter clay ferrero is here with more. >> clay: fiu continues to investigate allegations of sexual misconduct against marlin chinn. however, the school has now fired chinn as its women's basketball coach for another reason. the school says that chinn admitted that he knowingly broke ncaa rules regarding impermissible benefits to student athletes. chinn has also been accused of school misconduct by the@ team's captain after he said been suspended for an legend criminal theft. the in a statement the universityty said "the university's title nine allegations made by mr. chinn against a student athlete will continue." the school said that a nationwide search for a new head coach begins immediately. >> janine: we'll see what happens. a weekend walker if you are heading out to the beach after you get off of work. >> calvin: he is windy conditions we're facing to are leading to a lot of swimmers

our liane morejon is live in fort lauderdale on the beach to show us house how bad things are. look at your blouse. it's breezy. >> liane: calvin, janine, yes, it is beautiful. it is breezy. penal definitely ponytail ather. with that beautiful breeze comes the risk of rip currents. you can see the whitecaps. let's show you video from when the sun was a lyle high from the sky and we saw eye a lot more people on the beach. this is springtime, around the time of spring break, and that brings a lot of people to our shores and to our beaches. a lot of people who have nevereven been in the ocean to begin with, and according to fort lauderdale ocean rescue we're told that this translates into a a lot of protesttive action needed to be taken by their lifeguards here, keeping people from being taken unby rip currents.here is how many rescues they've had to conduct. >> do you know how many rescues? >> i believe we have had five

you go back to last wednesday, i think we're looking at maybe a dozen or so. i mean, we have the most beautiful beach in the world. we encourage people to come here. but when they do come here, we want them to swim at a lifeguarded beach, and we want them to speak to the lifeguard and find out what the conditions are. >> liane: here's another live look at your friday evening, a moment of zen. if you could do come to the beach, talk to these lifeguards. that's why they're there. this is their turf. they spot a rip current right from their hours towers. if you arereut there, ask them what the hot spots are and be sure to stay away from those and thrown what they have to say. live on fort lauderdale beach, liana morejon, local10 news. >> janine: liane, thank you. iv first lady nancy reagan was laid to rest today at the reagan national library. first lady michelle obama and former president george w. bush were among the did i go o y

mrs. reagan died of congest tiff heart failure under ever sunday at the image after 94. lauren will it her tas more. >> nancy reaganas involved in planning this day for years. we're told even talked. thee wanted something short and sweet but memorable, and with today's touching stories, reections, laughter and even a love letter, it seems to be exactly that. >> i am the resurrection and the life, saqth the lord. >> reporter: a solemn procession. amazing grace >> reporter: and a crowd of 1,000 guests here to memorialize first lady nancy reagan. >> accept our prayers to behalf of thy servant nancy. reporter: family and friends remembering her life, from hollywood to the white house, and more than five decades by beloved husband ronald reagan'ss side. >> she really always was on his mind. >> reporter: that love playing a role in the service former canadian prime minister

letter ronald reagan wrote to his wife. >> i love the whole gang of you. mommy, first lady, the sentimental you, the fun you, and the peewee powerhouse youyou. >> reporter: they guests including first lady michelle obama, hillary clinton and george w. and laura bush, former california governor arnold schwarzenegger and maria shriver. there's also a long list of celebrity guests from wayne newton and tom selleck and gary sin east and even mrs. t who payment close with mrs. reagan during her just say no campaign. media figures also hered including abc's own diane sawyer giving a reading. >> i will come back and take you to be with me that you also may be where i am. >> reporter: after the funeral, mrs. reagan will be laid to rest next to her late husband in this hillside atom.m. reflecting on mrs. reagan's life during the service, daughter patti davis and son ron reagan,

president reagan's treasury secretary and chief staff jamesbaker. lauren lifter. >> janine stanwood: police are having to protect dem list crews as more families are being out of herr thunderstorms. the first evacuated started in 2013. 800 families were told their homes had to go because the favela was blocking the access road to the olympics pararwhich is still under construction. mayor of rio said the hsing project underway for the families who are still left, he promoses it will be completed by the time the olympic games kick off in just five months. >> calvin: the time is now 5:09. let's get a check on rush hour traffic on this friday with traffic reporter jenise fernandez. >> jenise: we'rereatching this accident on i-95 southbound. let's step aside because you cansee accident is blocking the left lane. again 95 southbound at northwest 119th street, being seeing a backup as a result of that

as we zoom on in this is i-95 southbound at northwest 119th street with speeds clocking in at 32 miles per hour. and we're also watching this accident on the macarthur causeway. this is for those of you trying to head to the beach right around biscayne bouluvard. speeds are clocking in at 22-mile-per-hour ps we're also watching this don't dolphin expressway, this is as you're heading east around lejeune road and speeds there are clocking in at 31 miles per hour. >> calvin: we're just two d ds away from south florida's biggest block party, calle ocho. >> janine: the free festival is organized by the kiwanis club of little havana. it's their 40th year celebrating and this year they're dedicating stage for a very pecial reasoso >> we have the stage for the past kings ands queens. we're doing a stage at 12th avenue dedicated to our 40th anniversary. >> janine: a fourth stage for

gar yeah this year is king make sure to come see us and him. >> calvin: laurie will be talking with him one on one. he is the man. still to come today, parents accused of going way too far when it comes to disciplining their child. the fatr was caught on camera hitting his son with a karate belt, and his wife egged him n. we're now hearing from witnesses, all new at 6:00. >> janine: plus, crooks caught on camera secretly insaul a station on miami beach. >> calvin: but first, weave the amazing recovery a young woman police say was beaten into a coma by her roommate.

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>> calvin: now tie story you saw first on 10. family members culling at a memorabilia miracle a woman emerging from a coma after cops say a roommate she found on craigslist beat her so-so premiere local10 news reporter anew perez has our story. >> andrew: this woman is not out of woods just yet. they are mother said she will have to learn to walk and talk over again the but this is a major step forward. >> thumbs up. >> thumbs up. come on.

>> yay! >ndrew: she's acknowledging family members, even reaching out to her younger brother. it's a miracle says the family of danielle jones means in a coma for almost a month now, asack beating lander her at jackson ryder trauma. >> i couldn't believe it, doctors couldn't tell me if she would ever wake you, they couldn't give me a prognosis. for 24 days i did not know if danielle would make it. >> andrew: she did, and her recovery has baby nothing short remarkable. it was on valentine's day that she was attacked, accorng to miami police by byron mitchell a roommate danielle found to craigslist. they lived together for a week before something went terribly wrong. prosecutors say he snapped, even tried to cut the lips and eyelids off the 23-year-old. her mother overjoyed she's slowly getting her daughter back. >> she will hug. you she tries to talk. and at times i c c hear her say "i love you." >> andw: mitchell who remains in jail for attempted murder

called police himself. jones' family not buying that due to the severity her injuries. they have followed the cast every step of the way and have been at the hospital when they're not in court. and you can bet this is just the beginning. the case is now working i i way through the legal system. in the meantime the family sett up a gofundme account to help with all of these medical expenses. you can head the to our website local10.com for more informatn. in the video port i'm andrew perez. back to you. >> janine: let's talk abouthe weekend because there are a lot of things going on. cae ocho, kristie's relay. there's a lot happening. >> calvin: a lot of events where we're going to sweat point righgh betty? >> betty: weddings, baby showers. we got to sprprg forward this weekend, too. so much on our mind. t's talk about how it went down today. it was great. 81 the high in miami, fort lauderdale 79. pretty much a normal day for south florida. and we like normal, especially when we get views like this through the lens of our mallory square camera.

heading out toward aquarium, it is going to be an awesome night to watch the sun go down. miami not too shabby, either. this is the magic city. we have just a few clouds out there. not expecting rainfall from those clouds tonight. so if it's a baseball game, you're good. temperatures number upper 70s in most neighborhoods. there's marathon at 77. 77 too, in pompano beach. so we are definitely stepping into the weekend on j jt the right note. a few clouds between 7:00 and 9:00 tonight. as i mentionedede are expecting dry conditions. temperatures in the mid-70s around 9:00 tonight. we still do have a breeze that's noticeable but not as strong as this time yesterday. right now our winds are generally sustained 10 to 15 miles an hour and that breeze coming in from the southeast. getting that flow around high pressure, that has just dominated the weather this week. that area of high pressure still offshore, clockwise flow around that. we are noticing all the rainfall feeding into places like biloxi, mississippi. rain, too, over toward

an't fro system responsible for this. this system -- a frontal system. this system will make@ a bit more progress to the east eve the weekend but the rains associated with it, we don't think that is going to touch us tomorrow, so saturday another mainly dry day, clouds mixed with the sunshine. we will again enjoy a southeast breeze. by sunday, that is when we see a little better chance for a fewew showers in the forecast but so far at least with the latest run the forecasmodel indicating that most of those showers could very well be north of us, miami. so if we're thinking i want to go to calle ocho, i'm worried about rainfall, at this point i would plan on going to calle ocho. everybody's going to be there. have you heard? tomorrow mainly dry. temperatures reaching the lower 80s. winds southeast 10 to 15 miles an hour. sunday we are bringing that rain chance up. i have it at 40%. highs in the lower 80s. be out there for calle ocho. it's going to be fun either way. by monday we won't rule out a spotty storm, and we start to

we're noticing highs in the mid-80s monday. tuesday, wednesday mid-80s as well. lots of sunshine to go around the middle of next week, and it look like the weather's going to stay mososy dry for us next week witness we get beyond monday. >> calvin: and that's a a little peer pressure. too. and spring forward. >> betty: i forgot about that one. make sure you spring forward, everybody. >> janine: we will, betty. thank you. a bob norman investigation leads to to a bso deputy being charged with battery. bob first brought you the shocking story of a tourist from texas being beaten in the broward county jail. do not miss this exclusiveve update all new at 6:00. >> calvin: plus, a father mother's nightmare when her child is left on a school bus not once but twice. how could this happen? hear what the sheriff says coming up. >> clay: happy friday. time for clay's clowns, including one that may take the crowd as the top clown of the

clear >> clay: time to accepted in the clowns. and this was an amazing week. we had a couple of nomomees but would have been number one in any other week but in the end the decisn for our top spot today was clear. we start with number five. being a ball girl isn't an easy job and this hooter's girl tries to throw it into the stands. doesn't exactly get there. somebody in the front row got a souvenir arafat bounced. number four wi aoccer match in israel. the medics try to take this goy off the fieldld and they drop the poor guy. he wasn't happy about it. he would be just fine, though, thankfully. number three you pay nba players to play offense and defense. watch dwight howard here. he pois to moore where to go for the basket, and that's not all. loot a at this one, james hardin stands will and lets desrosiers many. that is calvin hughes defense

i'm sorry. his mick was off. never -- mic. watch jag jar gets hit in the mouth with a stuck. it chipsps his tooth but he's fine. not only does he score a goal after that. and show us what you got, jaromir. bottom tooth chipped. no pain for a hockey plar. nothing. and at number one, sorry, there's no beating this. it's burn at the heat mascot trying to flip over about 47 other mascots and lands right snack on stanley c. panther and fun shop freddie. we can't see it enough. that's the carnaval cruise mascot. thth you goellfully all mascots are okay. they are recovering g st fine. and calvin and janine, this provov what your mom always said. you got to make sure the wear your athletic supportive even if you're a mascot. >> janine: i don't even want to know what they're wearing

enough said, clay. >> calvin: hopefully they are protected or else they'll be talking about talking like this. >> clay: you can't be a newsman with a voice that high, calvin. >> calvin: here's a rundown the stowers that are next at 5:30. a skimmingcheme cook at a miami beach gas station both. >> janine: drone danger. why there are concerns about unmanned air craft at south florida's airports. >> calvin: did this man go too far in punishing his yng son for misbehaving?

after this short break. referng we're following breaking news right now. a brushfire burning in west miami-dade. >> janine: amy vitiri is in the newsroom with the latest. >> amy: we're talking about thearea on northwest 6th street 138th avenue, and i want to

the affected area. this call apparently came in just after 1:30 this afternoon, and you're looking at the area, this is a wide overhead view, t if you look to the right of your screen you can see heavy, heavy smoke. is is a brushfire that we have learned about, and you can even see some of the flames there there at the base of where that smoke is coming from. this is affecting an extremely large area as you can tell just from the scope of what you're looking at. again this is in west meade, a lot of smoke, flames -- west miami-dade. a lot of smoke, flames on the ground. this fortunately is a wide open space, though we're not s%eing a lot of homes or other residential places nrby. this is west of the turnpike. but right now we are told this has been going on for several hours. so obviously crews will be working to contain this situation, and for now we are keeping an eye on it and we will keep you posted as soon as we learn new details. >> janine: also at 5:30 miami beach police want to find thecrooks behind this skimming

camera. these two were brindisi. one of theys distract the clerk while a ather attaches skimming devices to the pay station at the counter. >> calvin: police want to catch them before they hit another store. local10's glenna glenna milberglive now with more for us. >> glenna: calvin, janine, they may have already hit other places. that's one of the things police are looking into. here any eagle-eyed clerk spotted it but no custome did, but look where that credit card machine is root in front of a line-up of customers, right in front of the clerk when they clamped it on. this all was caught on cameras all over the shop and you can take a look at how clear as day it is. the card swipe is so common, customers hardly take a second look at that machine. >> honestly, no i don't. >> glenna: auto but at this moisture shea ron watch what i would-be information thief did. focus ononhe guy the in tan shirt wearing the black shoulder strap bag, apparently no one else in the shop was when he popped out his skimmer and

credit card machine at the register. while his would-be accomplice was distracting the clerk. that skimmer collects credit card information that can be copied and used, even id theft. >>t takes your credit card number and they can make a brand new one, i guess, right? just scan it. >> glenna: this time the two won't be coming to retriev the skimmer and its contraband collections. the thursday morning clerk noticed it and called police. but police want to retrieve them and hope someone who sees this video recognizes them and turns them in. so that video is easily the best evidence so far. righgh here no real reason why police decide not to just leave it there and see who retrieves it but these guys may be into some criminal act of buffet much bigger than right here. also a great tip from police.get a new updated credit card. that silver part is what they call a chip and all of these machines are now outfitted so that you can use chip cards, and

the swipe that can be copied by any kind of skimmer. also be be on the lookout for it. i'm glenna milberg live in miami beach tonight, local10 news. >> janine: we are learning more about a woman who shot and killed an intruder in her northwest miami-dade home. that suspect has been identified as 17-year-old trayvon johnson. police say the teen allegedly broke into on his along 19th avenueuend 72nd street last night. the 54-year-old homomwner was not inside at the time but he was alerted by an alarm system. she apparently confronted johnson. the two got into a scuffle when shots were fired. >> the lady said she called the police. the police t td her don't go in the house but she still nothing the house seaeahing for something. then the lady came out and shot one time and shot him in the chest. >> janine: it is unclear if johnson was armed. the homeowner was questioned by police. she was not arrested. it's up to the state attorney's office to decide if she will face any charges. >> calvin: drone danger. there's concern today over the use of drones in south florida, especially during spring break,

that people are flying drenes near miami international airport. local10's todd tongen explains why. the they are one of the fastest growing sectors of retail tech, drones are flying after the shelves p, particularly because the prices have come down, and the faa is taking notice, and they want everyone to know that there rules if you fly a drone. >> miami is the fourth in the nation in drone incidents with air craft in the past year. the today aviation first and politicians came together to talk with new measures to keep drones away from airports and the traveling public safe. mayor carlos gimenez says44 million passengers traveled through mia each year and it is the number one economic engine in miami-dade county, so they've essentially created what they are tall a no drone zone. >> our message will be clear. don't fly a drone within a mile of an operetta.

of an airport. >> todd: senator bill nelson demonstrate the dangers using the miracle on the hudson ac an example. >> if a seagull which is flesh and blood and webbed feet tucked into a jet engine can cause that airplane to come down, you can imagine what plastic and metal would do when sucked into the jet engine. >> todd: there is alal technology like an invisible electrtric fence that can still : or attacker a drone owes flight if it enters reconflicted air space but employment of those types of tools is welel down the road, while theo. later of these drones continues to soar. >> the faa tells us in their most reasonable statistics they have had over 700 sightings in the last ten months around airports. >> todd: that includes a scare in the air over mia january 27th when an american airlines pilot reported a drone crossing its flight path at just

you will also have to register your drone with the faa, and if you're caught flying in restricted i air space look an airport you face a $500 fine and in the future there could be criminal charges as well. at miami international airport, >> janine: two custwmers it's a joe's crab shack in minnesota say they were outraged by the table topp decor. the historic photo embed med the table showed the hanging of a black man for robbery and murder in 1895. he is rounded b a circle of white people. the picture includes a world bubble that says "all i said was i didn't like the gumbo." >> we just felt sick and confused and it was just sickening. it was disgusting. and it just -- it was so shocking. >> and we talked the to manager. he said that h was pretty sure that these tables were designed by a particular person, and if that particular person had the mindset to pick that particular

similar. >> janine: t restaurant chain released a statement reading "we understand one of the photos used in our table decor at our joe's crab shack location in rosy, minnesota offensive. we take this matter very seriously, and the photo in question was immedialely removed. we sincerely apologize to our guests who were disturbed by the image and we look forwardcontinue ton serve the roseville communit" >> calvin: a school bus reserve and attendant in central-1/2 have been dismissed after they have left a special needs student on the bus twice. this is record beadty video surveillance system. >> i want to introduce you to two people who will not to be school bus diver and attendant school system. >> calvin: back on march 2nd polk county superintendent said gale brown and englandnd lynn students were dropping students youu of off the lake wells school except not every student got off

a 13-year-old boy with special needs was sleeping in one of the seatat and both crown brown and simmons had no idea he was there. >> she was too busy gathering up two or three bags of something she had. and you can see her. she'e'walking out carrying the bags and does not even look down at this child laying in the seat sleeping next to her. >> calvin: 15 minutes later the boy realizes he's alone, panics and rolls dn the emergency window and climbs out. he then hitch hiked his way home to dav@nport, 30 miles away. >> doesn't tell anyone what occurred to him except he tells the attendant, hey, ya'll left me on the bus yesterday. >> calvin: fast forward tie week later, tuesday of this week and it's deja vu. deputies say the women leave the bus unaware the boy i still there sleeping. several minutes later he gets up. this time leaving through the front doors and once again hitchhiking his way back home. >> what are you thinking?

thinking. nothing. >> calvin: both women were arrested charged with child neglect. sheriff jude said they're luck at the boy made it home safely both times. >> we're blessed that he was picked up on every occasion by good folks. that gave him a ride home and that he wasn't picked up by some inner do well or child predator or someone who wanted to create harm for him.. >> calvin: so disturbing. the sheriff says that the women admitttt to telling a student to deactivate the bus' child reminder system. that feature reminds employees to ensure the bus is vacant before leaving. >> janine: a buddhist mk in oregon said he was attacked by stranger who thought he was a muslim. sampson was returning home from a visito an acupuncturist on february 29th when he stotoed along the side road to walk his dogs. that's when the 666-year-old monk said he was attacked. heays the man kicked his dar car door slamming it into his

head on the vehicle. thessault left a gash on the side of his face. >> as he did that, he said f-bomb muslims, and so i'm going to assume had tha he was angry a muslims for some reason, and apparently i looked like a muslim. >> janine: police are investigating this incident as a possible hate crime but sampson is not angry at his attacker. he says he has forgiven that man and hopes he can find peace so he doesn't attack someone else. right now it's time for us to get a check on the afternoon rush with our traffic reporter jenise fernandez. what do you see out there? >> janine: junk i know everyone is probably eager to get home but wdo have a couple of things out there. i-knife southbound, this is the view at cypress creek road. we're getting reports of a broken-down cart on ramp so that's causing problems. as see zoom on in to our maps i-95 southbound at cypress creek road with feeds at 22 poupes. checking out i-75 northbound mound approaching 595 speeds are there are 22 miles per hour.

are watching an incident on i-95 southbound. this is right around northwest 125th street. there is a left lane blocked as a result, seeing some pretty heavy clays as you're approaching that crash with speeds at 13 miles per hour. calvin. >> calvin: jenise, thanks a lot. a south florida couple facing charges for disciplining their son. the father was videotaped using a karate belt to hit the boy while his wife told hum to keep going. a live report is all new at 00. >> janine: and a young woman who cannot hear the world around here finds a sign of kindness when she goes to get some fast food. you do not want to miss this touching story. >> calvin: plus, w wre hearing from a skateboarder who survived a nasty crash thatends him flying over the edge of a cliff, and it was all caught on camera. >> janine: and we continue to follow this break news. a big b bshfire one, in northwest mild. this is a bug area. well don't see any residential homes in this area. at one point it looked like w w

this.

brushfire in west miami-da >> calvin: we have some really dramatic video here of a skateboarder losing control and falling off a cliff but we must warn you this video does get bloody. 18-year-old francisco bocanegra and his friends enjoying riding

of el paso here. it is very dangerous so they are wearing melts and other protective gear which is what kept francisco from being badly injured when he lost control and wrecked going right over the side of a cliff. >> how fast do you think you were going? >> 45 miles per hour. then my downhill wheels ripped up. i don't know why. it might have been rider error. and then it bucked me off, and i went flying off the side of the cliff. >> stop, stop, stop, stop. >> check if he's okay. check if he's okay. >> calvin: my gosh. might have been an rear. francisco as you saw got banged up pretty badly. wheaton be able to skate for another two months us ba of those injuries. how the let's take to you incredible video, this story out of massachusetts where this suv caught fire in a shopping center parking lot. you can see the flames shooting out of of the open windows while

when a firefighter turns as a hose on this burning vehicle. the driver ask her husband stopped when they saw white smoke coming out of the back of the vehicle and it suddenly burst into flames. >> janine: wild video from los angeles where a car went airborne in a crash earlier this week. watch as sparks fly. 25 midwest ends up all over theroad. the driver ran into a red light and slammed into a suv waiting for that light to change. you can see the white car go aaron boar landing uon the roof. and now we head to south carolina where one fusherman snagged the catch of a lifetime. take a look at this enormous great white shark he reeled in. he was out on a chartered fish trip when they hooked the great white late tuesday night. then he and the captain spent four hours chasing it until they could finall start reeling it in. >> we were both exhausted. i fought it for a while. he fought it for a while. we went back and forth. the i don't know. i captain really feel the left

>> janine: he says it. that great white was 14 feet long and weighed as end made it 2500 pounds. they named it wildcat and tagged it with an accuse tiff tracker so that born biologists can track its movement for years. marine biologists. ma jest trick creatures but a lull scary if you get face to face. >> calvin: and no one would believe them if don't have the video. let's check in now with our betty davis. and betty davis said she's turning up the heat next week. >> janine: we can take it, betty. bring it on. >> betty: you need that for a conga line, right? calle ocho, counting down to it other than the fact that the rip current risk is high it has been a perfect beach day. right now we sill see a lot of upper sense of as we're staring on at the hollywood broadwalk and looking down at the beach. winds east-southeast 10 to 15 miles an hour. forecast for the evening looking good. winds sustained 10 miles an hour

as yesterday but definitely it still is there, temperatures folding 70s. cloud and radar imagery showing florida looking pretty good, mainly sunny skies from jacksonville to tampa, a few high clouds advancing in from the west while our surface winds are flowing in from the east-northea around that area of high pressure sill anchored offshore. we see a lot of moisture creeping into places like new orleans or east of and around pensacola, too. frontal system still working over parts of the south, not necessarily touching`us, and we don't do it. touch us tomorrow, but by sunday it looks like we're going to see a will it better chance for a few hours showers as what's left that of system gets a little closer to us. this is how this forecast model sees it. by 5:00 week sic it is trying to paint some rain potential for northwes broward into portions northwest miami-dade and up around palm beach county, the lake okeechobee vicinity, but it doesn't look lik a situation

too widespread. so what i'm getting at here is we may avoid showers out att calle ocho, but we just want you to know there's just that slight chance for some wet weather in our viewing area. here is the forecast for your sunday. we'll have a genele breeze and temperatures climbing into the lower 80s during the afternoon,louds mixing with the sunshine. we'll keep an eye to the sky. temperatures tomorrow lower 80s as well, but the rain chance is lower tomorrow compared to what we see on sunday. so we bump it up to 40% on sunday, and then by monday down to 30%. on monday. temperatures climbing into the middle 80s next monday. tuesday, wednesday. tuesday, wednesday, by the way a lot of sunshine in the forecast with all that warmth, and we keep it relatively warm as we're rounding out the week as wl, maybe shaving off a couple of degrees by thend of the week. >> jine: we have a touching story from north carolina where a young woman who is deaf got to

first time, and it was all thanks to a very special cashier. this is the moment that rocked cynthia walker's world. >> she's shape happy. >> janine: hearing impaired since birth, cynthia is fluent in sign language but in a world where others don't understand, something as simple as trying to order fast food can be barrassing. >> people usually just look at her, and then they look at us like, what are we supposed to do? so we always had to do the ordering for her. >> janine: her mother says theyheard about a young cashier at the chick flay in fayetteville who knew sign language and helpedearing impaired customers. so they went the and after hesitating cynthia started signing and was itantly surprised and overjoyed when the cashier responded. >> if you notice video, she end of kind of looked at me like isthis working? am i really doing this? so she r rlly enjoyed doing that, and she is looking forward to going back.

the cashier, a high school familiar restaurant manager said she didn't know she could sign i have. >> two family members or deaf, so whenever i was younger they would babysit me and i just learned sign language from them. >> janine: meanwhile cynthia's ststy and video have gone viral as a simple order of i chicken nuggets echoed new hope. >> bring awareness to the deaf culture. more businesses really need to try to make things a little bit easier for them. because their lives are difficult enough. >> janine: and a gofundme page has raised nearly $3,000 toward the g gl of 15,000 dollars to get a service dog for cynthia. on the page she writes that she has a number of medical conditions in additiono being deaf. >> calvin: what a great story. >> janine:e: love it. and were mentioning it's a great skill to have. >> calvin: if you can pick it up early, absolutely. friday. here are some of the news wear working g r auto 6:00. patients accused of going too far when it comes to sciplining their child. the father was caught on camera

belt and his wife egged him on. >> janine: a bob norman investigate leading to a bso deputy b bng charged with battery after a tourist from texas was severelyeaten in county jail. >> calvin: first howowesidents of liberty city are celebrating a new beginning. >> janine: and we want to take you back to northwest 138th avenue around 6th street. you can see from a distance that white smoke, this is a big brushfhfe burning in west miami-dade. firefighters are on the scene. it does not appear that any houses are being directly affecteded we're going to watch this and

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>> calvin: it's being called a revolution in liberty city. new state-of-the-art developments nearing completion and it@ promises a new beginning for residents. >> janine: local10 news reporter jenn herrera has more. >> j%nise: if you've driven along u.s. 41 in liberty city you have probably noticed in cotruction going on. this of course affordable housing but it's going to be so much more than that. but ap educational center is really going to become a safe haven for children. the tree of hope has been planted symbolizing what this complex will be. as the saying goes week i takes a village, and the villages apartment liberty city will be more than just a place to call home. >> liberty city needs it because it is obviously on the news that

something&is broken in liberty city. the children are killing each other. >> jenise: this $40 million state-ofothe-art residential community along 69th street consists 150 units, units rong frequent one bedroom to three bedrooms. each will have top of the align amenities including a secure gate and exercise complex. now it has come full circle. community leaders announce the we rise initiative. >> it's going to lift up this community. it's going to help us improve our schools. it's going to help us improve the aspirations of our young people. >> jenise: at the epicenter of this affordable housing, ann educational village that will consistent learning centers and meoring programs. when children are done with school, they come back here and can continue learning. it's a meaningful projector construction worker edwin key. he is part of the team h lping build this center. key brew in liberty city and knows how valuable there will be for the community. >> the project is good.

emeloyed with, and i'm thankful for the situation, and i know people who reside here in the future, they will be thankful as well. >> jenise: and so many people involved in this project are thankful. what you're looking at right now is a palm tree that was based on top of the building. that really symbolizes that the building structurally is good to go and they are hoping to get people moved into this affordable housing in the nex six to seven months. reporting in liberty city, jenise fernandez, local10 news. >> janine: right now 6:00 we continue following breaking news, a brushfire spreading in west miami-dade. the very latest pictures ahead. >> calvin: only on local10, policeaying two parents going too far while disciplining their seven-year-old son. >> janine: also e ecutive, a corrections facility is investigated after a -- >> calvin: weekend waring. the big risk that. needs to be aware of before soaking in the san this weekend. >> victor: plus what one man did when he saw a car head straight

the news at 6:00 starts right now. realtime closed captioning performed by u.s. captioning company >> calvin: offhe top at 6:00 only on tonight local10 what some are calling disturbing video of a farr disciplining his child. did he take this one too far? the father and mother becoming enraged because their seven-year-old boy had acted out. >> janine:ut now both are facing charges. local10 news reporter todd tongen live with the video you will only see on local10. >> todd: the incident happened here at air congratulate studio that doubles as a aftercare center right in front of other parents and staff that were mortified. the lawyer yesterday called this a specific can brut a judge and police called at a beating and child abuse. no matter what you call it, we have to warn you the video is disturbing about. the video of a seven-year-old boy being whipped with a fold

parents facing child abuse and child neglect charges. as if the whipping is not disturbing enough, police say the boys' mother leans in and enurages the beating rather than protect her son. in a statement from the arrest form it says in part, as the victim cried in extreme fear and pleaded he was sorry, the co-defendant, his mother, told the defendant, his father, to hit him harder. he deserves it. >> sir, you were arrested for child abuse. >> todd: not looking nearly the tough guy in bond court yesterday, reynaldo lehis lawyer do the talking. >> it's definitely not a felony and just for the misdemeanor there has to be significant bruises or welts. there's no evidence of pain. it was just embarrassment. it was intended to correct a child who was misbehaving. >> todd: ironicaliy it happened inside this self-defense school and karate after school in hialeah. a witness said the boy's parents were angry he di't do his homework and played instead. while herrada hits the boy om once. >> i just wonder what happens

they're not in publicments to people. >> i'm here from channel 10.we wanted to ask you about the incident. with the herrada family. they whether hardly with child abuse and neglect ask given a combined $5,500 bond. the couple have bonded out of jail. they do have a stay-way away order from their seven-year-old son and he is safe and sound in dc f custody it. should be noted that the staff at the aftercare facility were the ones that did report this to the police and they are couldn't. in hialeah, todd tongen, local10 news. >> janine: more on this developing story that we've been monitoring for you, a brushfire in west miami-dade. these are live pictures that you're looking at. amy viteri is back in the newsroom with an update. >> amy: as you know we are still keeping an eye on that huge brushfire out of west miami-dade and you can see fire units on the scene. if you're in the area you may have noticed it because it's putting a lot of smoke out in