about halfway submerged there. you also mentioned that you could not see from your vantage point any of the plane. but from our vantage point with sky 10 we can see a bit of the wing. up above the water. there you can see it right here. and that's leaving us to know that, probably, there is maybe 20 to 25 feet of water at this shallow area right off the coast of halover beach. but a bit of the plane. went down nose first. some activity there. another couple of boats marking the scene. keeping integrity of the scene. ntsb will be out there to investigate. nothing will be moved or changed until then. >> anchor: you are walking around. but from pictures overhead it looked like business as ususu on the beach. folks out sunning. just hanging out. is that what you are seeing as well? >> reporter: it is pretty much sand. lots of beachgoers looking. did not know what happened. a lot of them come over here to see the action. also get caught up on the plane crashing down. in the middle of a very beautiful day here along the

nigel: an suv found partially submerged in the saluda river was reported stolen. gabrielle: wyff news 4's mandy gaither has more from anderson county. mandy: no one was inside this suv when it was found, submerged in the saluda river. but where it was found caused major problems for crews trying to get it out. the first hurdle, trying to get a tow truck up this access road near holiday dam. the owner first had to stake out the area without the truck, to see if they could make it up there. pick-up truck, as well, just in case the tow truck got stuck. it was a bumpy ride, but eventually, everyone made it to the top, where this red ford explorer was found partially submerged in the saluda river. divers from the anderson fire department technical rescue team went into the water >> we looked first. throughout the whole car, making sure no one was in it. we checked seats, floorboards. we train on this type of situation, just to make sure we clear every inch of the car. mandy: there were signs from the beginning that this suv had been stolen, says dive rescue coordinator

>> right now at 4:30, a tragic day for the families of a missing couple after their car is found submerged in the water. >>> road to rio, we're six months away from the olympic games. we'll tell you ho your favorite athletes are getting ready. >>> the big game is 48 hours away away. super bowl. we're getting a look at how san francisco is make sure fans stayay safe. >>> good morning everybody. your time is 4:30. i'm eric harryman. >> i'm sheli muniz. it's friday. we made it. in our morning commute we had some rain, but it shouldn't affect your morning commu according to meteorologist ryan phillips. >> mostly showers moving offshore. we're set to endure wetroadways quick to move ofshore. that's it. mostly cloudy skies in the wake of this line alqeady having passed through two-county area. a c/uple things going on. upper keys, showers through key largo, all the way from marathon down to key west. the big picture, we'll continue to see the clouds linger this morning in your fifist alert forecast. once we get to the midday hours, i think a little more sunshine coming through. out the door righ

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this unsub tortured his victims by submerging them in water for days before killing them. which means he's deliberate and patient. rgan: this guy has a vivid imagination. the costumes and makeup suggest that he's a history buff, or he may be a fan of shakespeare. reid: using nicotine as a poison is highly unusual, so he's either very well-read or under the guidance of another. his interests and delusions have caused him to become isolated socially. he can appear normal to his potential targets, and his crimes are not driven by sex or greed, but instead by his delusional belief system. although the bodies of only two victims have been recovered, there's likely a third, specifically christine torres, who disappeared in february. morgan: this unsub's exact age is difficult to determine, but he's probably in his 20s to 30s. jj: the fact that he travels so far to abduct his victims reid: this unsub has a female or underage accomplice to sew the dresses the victims were found in, but she may not be a partner in the traditional sense. it's quite possible she was coerced into help

a news conference we learned or at least twenty one votes that have been destroyed two boats are submerged still you can see the yellow boom that they have around here this is the hazmat to try and contain any fuel or anything that's leaked out there trying to keep that contained at this point it took four hours to put out the flames you seen the pictures without them of the intense fire that was burning for hours to get a good start around four thirty they do not have contained until about eight thirty they're still actually saw a few minutes ago putting out hotspots in this and they said once they got the fire out the way will discover that two people had been found dead inside on the fire area they're not releasing the names at this point they're trying to notify next of kin but they say is just amazing and that the woman who took the picture said she couldn't believe what she was seeing santa again this is mine believable as some like you see on tv is an amazing you know in and it's it's a cajun so real in your face it was just really a tragedy and it's gonna take some time to get all

submerged cars -- something else to watch besides the annual snow sculpting competition. rachel steibing has more. --reporter pkg-as follows-- (jason st. germaine/ car owner) "it was kinda." jason st. germaine didn't walk, he ran to the lake, after a loud speaker announcement said cars on the ice were sinking. (jason st. germaine/car owner) "there's probably four cars in front of us trying to get out and i'm actually nervous that there's so many cars close to each other on the edge there that we were gonna break through." with thousands in town for lake geneva's winter fest and the u.s. national snow sculpting competition, parking was difficult. so, drivers took advantage of the open space. (matthew demko/ car owner) "it was a great spot to go and park." (reporter) but were you concerned because it hasn't been that cold yet?" (matthew demko/ car owner) "no, i wasn't really concerned because i seen all the people out there. i seen the cars on there. so, for me it was, 'okay, if there's multiple cars out there then i can put my car on there." julie rowe thoughtthe same thin

they s of two people found inside aar in a submerged canal. sky 10 is over southwest 268th street and southwest 111th avenue. now police are trying to figure out if that r perhaps belongs to two 21-year-olds. they were last seen at the cadillac ranch restaurant in the palms at towand country mall. >>> and a popular netflix mini series is believed to spark abomb threat in wisconsin. police say threat was called in against the manitooc county building.the county at the center of the "making of a murderer" the ller said justice for avery. focuses on steven avery and his no suspicious items were ever found. >>> kids may be rewarded for good grades and aomplishments but have you heard of paying them just to besnaiv it could be a law in washington d.c. a proposal for stipend for teens with clean records is moving forward as a larger anti-crime plan. the amount has not been set, but it is actually based on a similar program in california where some participants actually get paid about $9,000 a year just to stay out of trouble. so pretty interesting b

how dozens of cars ended up submerged in water. good evening and thanks for joining us for wsls 10 at eleven. i'm brie jackson. it's been one week since nicole lovell's body was found. tonight a sports game is helping one community heal. crowds gathered for the "battle of the burgs" it's a basketball game in honor of the 13 year old. wsls ten's duke carter reports. nats of people cheering fans from both blacksburg and christiansburg filled the gym at chirstiansburg high school. nats full it's part of the annual battle of the burgs where the boys and girls basketball teams duke it out on the court. . but saturday's game is different. it's to honor of 13 year old nicole lovell whose body was found a week ago. "shocked, i heard about it, because one of my old teachers posted about it on facebook," hank skutt is the captain of the boy's basketball team at blacksburg. skutt took part in creating warmup t-shirts with nicole's favorite animal -- the panda. hank skutt/captain blacksburg basket ball team "we decided to design them after we

it is a reminder. >> reporter: in 2006 dozens of homes were submerged. >> we decided to evacuate. by that point it was over the fence there. we swam out. the whole family. and a cat. and the dogs. >> reporter: tonight crews were blocking off roads and monitoring water levels. >> the cops are always here. emergency management is prompt. >> reporter: one less things on their minds. after all they have enough to worry about. >> reporter: difficult to see because it is dark outside bartender of the street, that is what floods -- but at the end of the street, that is what floods. there are plans to build a lovey but that work -- levy, bullet that work -- but that walker hasn't yet -- that work hasn't yet begun. >> thank you. >>> in d.c. the storm was inconvenienced and a danger, swamping commuters and washing out the afternoon and evening. garrett haake with that story. >> reporter: if you set aside the temperatures today, this storm felt like a june event when it hit d.c. at the start of rush hour. >> reporter: the line of storms wednesday night turning streets anto creeks. d creeks i

submerged. the owners were there to enjoy the winterfest, including the u.s. national snow sculpting competition. no injuries reported and the cars were being towed out. >>> you may have seen the pictures from southern california in the last day or so. a sea lion found in a restaurant in the booth. the unusual scene brought serious focus to the plight of these mammals that are having a tough time this year finding food with many starving. >> reporter: hungry and malnourished, she took a seat like every the chef posting that this baby sea lion was early for her reservation. >> we were surprised to see a real young sea lion pup that spent the night in the booth. >> reporter: in need of medical attention, the rescue team carried her away giving her what she needs and calling her marina. >> this pup weighed 20 pounds this morning. it should be about 40 to 50 pounds out in the wild right now. >> reporter: she's not the only one. hundreds of sea lions along the california coast are searching for food

submerged. the owner were there to en the erfest, iludi th.s. national snow sculpting competion. no injuries reported and the cars were being towed out. >>> you may have seen the las day or so. a sea lionound i a staunt in the h. the unusual sce brought serious focus to the plight of the mammals that are having a tough time this year finding with many starving. >> hungry andmalnourished, she took a seatike every other custom. thf posting that this by sea lio was early for her reservio >> we were sprised to see a real young sea lion p that spent theight in the booth. orter: in need of medical attention, the rescue team ied her away giving her what she needsnd calng her marina >>hi pupeied0 pounds this morning. ithould be about 40 to 50 pounds out in the wild right now. reporter: she's not the only one. hundreds of sea lions along theal coast are searching for food walking into stores and patios. >> he is cute very, very nice. tryi to survive. coastf califa are getting cause of el nino. theoo athe

michael: an suv, reportedly stolen from laurens county, was found partially submerged in the saluda river in anderson county. with why getting it out was a -- was not easy. mandy: we're on our way back down the an access road after crews were able to remove an suv found submerged in the salute a river. as you can see, it is bumpy. that was just the first hurdle that had to be cleared. it was a slow, bumpy ride up, but somehow, this truck from james auto repair and towing made it up the hill, and to this red ford explorer, about chest-deep in the saluda river near holiday dam. divers from the anderson fire department technical rescue team already determined no one was inside. >> luckily, we got the gear to protect ourselves from the cold water, so we can get in and get out and get our job done quick, so we don't have to stay too cold. mandy: dive rescue coordinator josh hawkins says someone tied the steering wheel to make the suv go in this direction. he and others also helped get it out. >> i'm thankful for these boys here that hooked it up for us, so we didn't have to get in the y'all. m

right n we're waiting for an autopsy to confirm whether or not the bodies found in a car submerged in southwest miami-dadeare those of that missing couple, the young couple we have been telling you aboutut all week long. nbc 6 reporter michael spears is office with more on where that investigation stands as of right now. good morning, michael. >> reporter: good morning, eric. that's right. the car was taken here to the medical examiner's office where that work is under way. no id on the two bodies on side the car. what police are doing right now, looking at the possibility that this is the result of a traffic crash. however, what caused the car to crash, still unclear this morning. new ground video to show you of the guard rail that the car apparently smashed through moments before it plunged into the water. this is a truly remote area in southwest miami-dade. police have not confirmed e identities of the bodies inside thecar. it is confirmed it's the same carellives and investigators have been looking for after 21-year-old alexandra piconoand brandon arana vanished sunday morning. in

she was submerged in water for some time before she was killed. so we were right. he held her and tortured her first. the question is, why? the unsub's not the first to do this. poisoned garments actually have an incredibly long history, going all the way back to the shirt of nessus, which killed hercules. ok, so, i double-checked, and this fabric is not manufactured for commercial sale. is it possibly something from the past that was maybe discontinued? no. i can tell you one thing, though. the fabric is a double-layer brocade. it was probably custom-made for someone, and it's very pricy. ok, now what about the dress? did anything stand out? well, it's homemade, for one. ok, how do you know that? well, the seams are uneven. whoever the seamstress is, she isn't very skilled. what makes you so sure it's a woman? well, there's some detailork in here that would require small hands. oh, and this is interesting. see, now, the stitching on this hem, it's narrow in some places and wider in others. let me ask you this. how old do you think someone could be and still effect

officers found two bodies in a submerged car yesterday and it's rode in before they disappeared. erica rakow is there to walk us through what is supposed to happen today. >>reporter: all things point towards it being the couple missing for days but it's here at the ma'am me's office where the autopsies will be done today, something that has to get done before police officially con tim they are the ones found. this is what we're talking about, a young couple from miami who were last s sn leaving the town and country shopping center earlysunday morning. friend an family had spent the last few days posting these pictures of them along with the posters of the missing couple. a ping from cell phones to a towerer led police to this lake where aed toyota corolla was found, the same type ofcar that the couple was said to be in. it looks like the car crashed through a guardrail at an ending up in the water. police did confirm the car they found belongs to the missing couple. dozens of family and friends gathered all day long at the lake watching the recovery, realizing the hope they had b

fifteen cars are at least submerged. that's a good idea. can we park out lake erie i would devise in the shadowth floatation device. i'm here for you. here's the eight-day forecast there's 1 percent ice cover and it's not here. wait's out the canadian side of lake erie wide opene we had temperatures that are going to be dropped to the middle. the first wave of cold air taking this into thursday. not so much today this is going record-breakingai thank you.. it could be your ticket to bring new home and of course many other prizes for more information i to do is go to our website at fox8.com.r 5:56 a.m. in a very unique way. here's a look not traffic and i 77 and arlingtons patty harkin what started as a thank you by a military mom is now spreading. thousands of veterans are keeping ones with quotes. proposed storm amid amid the person in 2003. of the show's gratitude for their service those who received the quote say means sth that's the news at 5:00 on a monday morning. the news at six same begins right now.momo good at

. >> it was submerged in the water. they heard the baby crying. >> do you have some towels to wrap the baby in? >> reporter: police don'tnow how long the baby was there. >> she also noticed there was a blood trail leading fror the bathroom out into the public area. to follow that trail to a pep pois store around the corner. they found the woman they believed to be the mother. she's now facing attempted murder and child endangerment charges. she's also wanted on a narcotics warrant. the manager got to the baby just in time. >> the baby had at times submerged under the water below the mouth line. but they got him out in time. >> that newborn baby is still in the hospital and remains in critical condition tonight. >>> that will do it for the news at 5:30. >>> don't go anywhere, though, more news straight aheaea. >>> nbc 6 is everywhere. >> severe weather strikes south florida, fast-moving storms ripping the roofs off of homes and knocking down trees. >>> tonight, the national weather service confirming that the storm spawn

the car submerged. it is still sitting in the water. two good samaritans rescued him from the water, helped him to land. he was talking to them for a while, but then all of a sudden, that man went unconscious, suddenly and died. no word on the cause of his death or what caused him to veer off the world to begin with -- road to begin with. we have homicide investigators gathering evidence. they are taking pictures as the we get more details on what is they are still trying to find that out. along at on the air and online. meredith: new tonight, a nurse' s assistant accused of attacking a dementia patient is telling wesh 2 her side of the story. jim: volusia county deputies say marthe alonzeau punched a 66-year-old man in a wheelchair eight times. wesh 2' s matt lupoli talked to alonzeau and the victim' s son. >> they must respect their patients. matt: randall says he was shocked to learn a nurse' s assistant at deltona health care was accused of striking his father, all the more upset because he was not told about the accusation until it

heavy down pours left a section of the bronx competely submerged submerged. so many driving said it came down in buckets. on staten island, flooded roadways left cars stranded as well. near citi field, there was a decent incident as well in terms of dealing with the rain. everybody had the same type of situation. now here in englewood, new jersey, again this tree crashed through a roof because of the gale force wind real. 30, 40, 50 miles per hour that people experienced here. as you can see, this area all roped off. they're not letting anyone near it. today they had to get their hand on this tree somehow and get it out of the home. back to you. >> all right, tracie, thank you very much. >>> a lot of people with a lot of work to do this morning. >>> it's 5:10. just ahead, the jeb bush tweet that immediately wept viral. >>> viral for a different reason. one man's gesture that people >>> plus, weather and traffic on the 4s. >>> it's 5:13. here are four things to know this morning. area from the storms. chris will tell us what to expect in the day ahead in a mom

the memorabilia examiner confirming their bodies were found in a car submerged in a southwest miami-dade canal on thursday. arana's uncle said he knew the nephew he lifted with was gone once the car they were last seen in was pulled from the canal. >> we was -- we prepared together bad news. you never expect that one. we don't understand what happened. it was very, very, very disturbing for us, the news. >> sanela: picon and arana had been missing since early sundada morning when they left the palms town and cri shopping center. since then friends were on a tran if i can search to find the pair. cell phone showers led they would find a broken guardrail and then the car. now, the miami-dade police department is still investigating this crash but they do believe it was a car accident. reporting in miami, sanela sabovic, lococ10 news. >> victor: and now to a firefight. intestines flames breaking out a warehouse this afternoon in northwest miami-dade. jenise fernandez is in the newsroom with this story. >> jenise: victor, you said it, an suspends intense fire and a challenge fire for firefig

all new at a zings, a car with two bodies inside found submerged in a lake. how it could be connected to a missing persons case from earlier this week. >> victor: and in today's healthcast the dangers of crousey driving. >> janine: and the super bowl is just days away. fans cannot wait for the game, and the commercials. we'll have a preview o f some of the ads you'll ski this year. that is next. >> victor: we can't to take you back to this developing story. sky 10 still above the scene after an 18 wheeler carrying wrecked vehicles on the bed of that truck overturned. this is all happening in davie on the turnpike southbound as you get onto interstate 595. we will have another update on the other side of the eak. >> announcer: and tonight 11:00, alleged prostitutes taking their services off the streets to a strip mall nearby. local10's jeff weinsier takes you behind doors with a hidden camera. are businesses hiding brothels? >> announcer: tonight 11:00. lowe's presents: how to put your foot in your mouth. man, wish my yard looked like yours. y, the grass is al

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the ceiling and they would pop >> reporter: this is under the house a sump pump in a flower pot submerged in water. the renters say they repeatedly reached out to the landlords. owners of cam jack properties in irwin. when they count get a resolution -- couldn't get a resolution they hired a specialist. >> the environmentals said this is horrible you don't need to be here. ev eedde lo t av ep iginons ndloinlle s, m s ea s t thonno s.esldd rpiny co , itlo in>> i re>> tkire 'senovwhperelk mold report saying the testing company they hired found common household mold that can be prevented by proper cleaning and maintenance. maintenance. we talked to a couple who rented the propty f years ago. they say they too complained to the landlord about problems with mildew and standing water under sinks and in the crawl space. >> reporter: they just want this unwanted lesson in mold behind them. >> just hard. they don't care. >> they moved out before their lease ended. they are now in the middle of a lawsuit with the landlord. as for the house, we went by there two weeks ago and saw this for sale sign

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a boat submerged and floated from the bottom by these air bags is a small plane. >> i was on the beach and suddenly an airplane started dropping from the air and was on >> coast guard, a plane just went down outside baker's haulover. >> reporter: the tiny plane dropped out of sky narrowly missing the rocky jetty. marcel dove in and swam out as fast as he could. >> he said help my partner because he doesn't swim very well. i give board to one guy and secure the other. >> reporter: the two pilots just 19 and 20 walked i way with barely a crash. and raced towards the setting sun on the boat ramp. >> we were making sure we didn't leaf no pieces behind. >> reporter: finally, a salvage company hoist what had was left of the water in pieces. and miami-dade fire rescue tells us those two student pilots flew there in the story, they did not want to talk about the situation. as for the plane, it was taken to a hanger in fort pierce where the investigation will continue today. that's the lates here in northeast miami-dade, omar lewis, today in florida. >>> also this morning, police need help fini

it just rolled in this next video from russia we have ale small car submerged in water. according to translations i was able to understand, sounds likegid cold caused a water main to break causing the flooding. right here you've got a small car attached to a larger trying to pull it out but it doesn't work. >> it's like a sink hole. >> looks that way, right. >> oh! ooh. >> i don't out. >> did that appear to be connected correctly? >> i think a truck driverle know where to put it. i don't think they knew how stuck it was. earth from a japanesea weather satellite stationed over new guinea. 22,000 miles up. it can capture images ten minutes. this is imagery from a 24-hour period in a continuous loop from august. this imagery is incredible. atlantic it's the only part of the earth for which this kind of imagery exists. >> that's eally important and useful for people to predict weather. >> don't forget. they can predict wet ather with i don't know where i was going with this. >> that's a typhoon. this is a category five typhoon headed towards taiwan in the>> incredible imager

it happened on kyles station road leaving cars submerged and riveting. dan griffin is an liberty township were neighbors say they ruined, and this time even more was ruined, this time it was new. they now have an answer. they asked county officials, are you paying for the damage. they say "yes." >> the water gets pumped out and there are cracks going through the floor. i am assuming i need to get an engineer. i' m not sure if there are foundation issues. >> it has replace the busted water main. according to the water and sewer director, he expects it to be replaced in two weeks in the old one to be decommissioned. lisa: goshen township is without a police chief. the board of trustees voted to terminate chief rick combs. they did not give a reason for the firing, only that members wanted changes at the top. the search is on for a replacement. mark: a shooting in college hill. two men tried to rob a man getting out of his car on lynbrook drive. the police think one of the suspects may have been shot, but managed to get away. so far, no arrests have been ma

look at the roads that look like rivers and you see all of the cars there submerged -- submerged. the problem was not the rain. and -- . >> crazy winds are a problem in iowa. a couple with snow and look at that. the whiteout conditions forcing crews to close an eight-mile stretch of a busy highway there and one person had to be rescued from their car after one of those crashes. >>> and looking live outside in cleveland. conditions. not today for certain. we're going to see the snow on the way and until then, we're experiencing a nice break from the snow and there is room to first, let's talk with the timing of the snow and that is going to return. and for now, we're seeing snow flurries and lighter snow and good morning down there and i would -- i would love to see a picture and that is returning. and at 7:00 a.m., we're good and we're not expecting real snow and then, just before lunch, it starts to creep error error in and sweeps into northeast ohio and this is not restricted to the snow and what we're used to seeing this winder. everyone is getting the fair chance in mansfield

. >> the first man to fall in with the red cap on has been submerged for nearly 3 1/2 minutes. as the scene unfolds, michelle keeps her camera on and recording. >> i hate to get all this, but i am. i did keep videotaping. i think it was more like i never believed this was going to go on like it did. and at the point where it just kept going on wasn't a point for me to put my camera down, because we had so many people onshore and on the ice. >> while the freezing men stay afloat in an inner tube, others are working together to pull another man from the lake. >> they get the rope and cargo straps and started getting people out of the water. >> from the side of the lake where the hermans are standing, people toss another rope. but they keep missing their target. >> they cannot get that to him. get it. come on. go. >> yeah. >> when they make contact, they pull the waterlogged men in to shore. it's been nearly eight minutes since the first man broke through the ice. people have reached 911, and emergency vehicles are on their way. >> they need to take his clothes off. >> they're put