a preview of the miami city ballet's performance at lincoln center. dari: and later, the implant that may help the paralyzed steve: many years ago, a girl from cuba came to america and began a dance career that brought her to the new york city delay. dari: now she's leading the ballet in miami and this weekend at lincoln center. simone has an inside look at the show. what a great accomplishment for her. >> reporter: they're performing and training right on south beach, just minutes away from the shore. so from the shores of sunny south beach the miami city ballet is performing at lincoln center for the first time. it's presented by the joyce theatre foundation. for many of the dancers in the company, it's like coming home. many new yorkers like to call south florida their second home and this weekend, a taste of miami culture has fallen right in our lapse as the prestigious miami city ballet makes their lincoln center debut. >> i fell in love with ballet by watching the new york city ballet at the theatre. for me to be performing here 11 years on is r

that here again in the the city of miami. a garbage truck has fallen 100 feet off i-95 through that concrete barricade. plunged wnere on to the ground at least 100 feet near near jose mar park. miraculous as you heard the city of miami lou fire lieutenant say that only the driver was injured in all thvment that driver taken to jackson memorial hospital we have being treated at this hour. and police as you can see have cordonedff this area as they begin this investigation. we're here, wre monitoring and as we have more information we're live in the city of miami. i'm alex diprato. 7 news. >> danielle: all right alex and from you there on the ground let's go high above the scene now. >> lynn: ralph, you're showing us pretty incredible picture. we see how close that pool is which normally kids would be swimming in it. >> reporter: you know sometimes with we can see a lot morep here look down on things and you can see here that the roof structure of the wild ago jais ant to where this truck came down sustained quite a bit of damag

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for now we're live in the city of miami. i'm alex diprato. 7 news. >> craig: all right alex. >> belkeke: let's get back to that birds eye view. ralph rayburn is live in sky force hd. he continues our team 7 coverage. i imagine traffic as a result of this might be quite a mess, ralph. >>> >> reporter: florida highway patrol is still here on the scene c the overpass thvment is the exit ram top i-95 southbound to southwest 7th and southwest 8th street. you can see a large section, a large chunk of the concrete there missing traffic. maybe becacae of the president's holiday. not as bad as you would expect but this ram is closed and remains closed and probably will nil until the florida department of transportation gets ts repair crews out here to assess t situation. traffic is moving southbound on i-95 prel pretty ti well. you know someone who comes home and use that exit down there where the exit to the ring backer causeway and they can work their way back to the residents and brickell and parts west n. meantime the investigati

we're live in the city of miami, i'm alex diprato, 7 news. >> all right, alex, thank you. news, a very busy day of news. muchore coming up on today's tornado strikes. kids at daycare when the storm rips the roof apart not far from where one twister touched down. >> danielle: and a heat star sidelined for a reason. why chris bosh may not be o the court any time soon. >> lynn: then at 5:00, it's not a high-speed pursusu. on a south florida landmark. >> danielle: heat s sr, chris bosh, is dealing with another serious health scare. sidelined because of a blood clot scare. >> lynn: and it comes almost a year after bosh started treatment for a similar reason. donovan campbell has more on that. >> reporter: what we thought was just a strained calf muscle that forced him out of the all-stars this weekend is more serious. >> chris bosh is back on blood thinners, and he's doing so with hope that he can return in the season, and that's the biggest key. >> reporter: at just under 16 points a game, he's thehe heat's most important player. >> reporter: we know that they're not going to

the child broke free, and ran home and called 911. >>> miami city officials are trying to figure out why scaffolding fell from the top of a downtown highrise. injuring five more people. this all happened yesterday afternoon on a 60-floor condo building under construction. the man who died, a 50-year-old who ran from the scene and had a heart attack. then later died. a woman hit by debris while inside a car you see there was taken to the hospital with non life-threatening injuries. two construction workers also taken to the hospital with minor injuries. two more treated at the scene. the property devel officials now to find out exactly what went wrong. >>> a screwworm infestation in the florida keys. we're told animals should be carefully examined for signs of screwworm and treated appropriately. animals from the florida keys permit. officials confirm the presence of the new world screwworm in the florida keys earlier this month. they are maggots that eat live stock and pets alive. >>> in missouri a mom says a stranger collide tried to choke her newborn, happened in a walmart. mom sta

police officers. >>> the city of miami cps continue to work the area where two women were found dead hours earlier. >> people getting killed for nothing and this jusus don't make sense. >> family members say the body of 44-year-old mother of two sha lan da lynn and one other were removed from an apartment tuesday morning at northeast miami court@ and 75th street. this is a puzzle of an investigation that we're putting together eye got a phone call saying my sister was shot. i came here. >> officers say shots were herd shan da lynn is the sister of late sha lan da lynn. they entered the home and found two black female deceased. a ter able situation. ter able for family members and a crime still unsolved. >> city of miami cops thrown for a loop here. do you know anything about this one? p happened last night around 7:00. 305-4715tips ch the number to crime stoppers in miami-dade county. collect cash thehe legal way for the right anonymous tip. sheldon fox. 7 news. >> belkeys: okay sheldon, a dangerous joy ride in the keys bhain decides to go on a bizarre run from the liewvment dis

so the case is wells fargo and bank of america versus city of miami. the respondent city of miami was the plaintiff, is the plaintiff in the case your this city is bring an action for damages under the fair housing act which is title eight of the civil rights laws. this city is claiming that the petitioners, the banks, engaged in discriminatory lending practices in issuing mortgages to individuals in miami. and miami is claimed as a result of the discriminatory lending practices, these mortgages were kind of setup to fail. there were lots of foreclosures as a result, and in turn as a result of foreclosures on these discriminatory loans, the city suffered in the form of reduced tax base, so reduced tax revenues to the city of miami, and also the city argues that as a result of increased foreclosure rates there was more urban blight in miami. and in order to combat the urban blight, the city of miami had to incur increased fiscal obligations to increase budgetary expenditures. so the city is suing these big banks claiming damages to compensate the city fo

. >> reporter: early thursday morning the safety of customers at miami's magic city casino was on the line. one witness says one customer caused a disturbance in the poker room. that's when casino employees asked officers to get involved. >> we always have uniformed of our regular security staff to make sure everything is smooth. >> reporter: one witness says he saws the upset custster fighting an officer and being very aggressive. he also recalls hearing someone yell knife and then the sound of a gunshot. >> we are currently working with the police department to make sure incidents like this never happen again in the future. >> reporter: officials say there was a struggle before the suspect stabbed the officer in the face. the officer then fired a single shot to subdue the individual. officials also released a statement saying the officer discharged his firearm to public. officers say they also want to thank the magic city casino who immediately stepped in and rendered aid and acted with complete professionalism. >> we want to thank the miami police officer who was involved in this f

from miami fire rescue there's also structural damage in the park right now it does appear, does not appear that anyone on the ground was injured we'll continue to follow this breaking story from the city of miami where a truck has gone off a ramp from i95 and fallen into jose martinez park. >>> and tonight we've got exclusive information after holiday tragedy as police try to move closer to an arrest it was a hit and run on the palmetto expressway that left one man dead and another critically injured. now investigators hope they are about to solve the case. cbs 4 gary nelson is live at florida highway patrol headquarters with our exclusive details. gary? >> reporter: well investigators are looking for your help tonight. this was a christmas eve tragedy that destroyed one life, took another, ruined two families lives and now investigators with the fhp have calling a person of interest. the palmetto early christmas eve mourn a man killed helping a friend. 45 year old tony thomason drove his red pick up truck to help a pal whose car had stalled. another car slammed into both men well off the roadway, killed. his cousin at his funeral. >> he actually died doing what he's known for which i

you're looking at a number of officials from the city of miami. the public relations folks from the city of miami and the fire and rescue are here at the moment, hoping to get a word from them in a few moments. but again, you can see the police car sitting there in the middle of the street surrounded by other city of miami police vehicles. a young man has been transported. he did go to jackson memorial hospital. we understand the young man is alert and of course we have a crew on the scene. they have spoken to several relatives and acid as we can turn it around, we will get a free pair. thus the very latest. right now. hank hester cbs4. back to you. >>> it could not be prettier outside today. >> it's april weather and early february. and our camera showing temperatures in the upper 70s across the board. it's fairly hamlet. southeast winds gusting up to 26 and temperatures elsewhere in the neighborhood network. here's a bigger picture of the storm system working its way across the east. tornadoes ahead of the storm and cold weather and snow behind i

performed in a concert for the miami city ballet. he says he hasas owned the viola for 15 years and it's worth $40,000. >> they just took my life froro me totally. i'm devastated. i don't have any words. >> the instrument has a labebe inside the case that reads any information contact miami-dade crime stoppers at 305-471-tips. >>> a southern california horseback on firm ground after taking quite the tumble down a canyon. the rescue was caught on camera as firefighters hoist td the horse to fety. the horse was attached to a harness then blindfolded before building thrown through the air in a helicopter. it was safely placed town at a nearby ranch area where it took several shaky attempts to get back up on its et, but it did. in part by -- >> now first alert weather with meteorologist erika delgado. south florida's most accurate forecast. >> all right, south florida, we had a busy start to our weekend yesterday afternoon, a strong line of thunderstorms crossed through broward county although quiet conditions remained across much of the

we're live in the city of miami.

gentleman marie's body after plunging to his death from a high floor within the grand condominium in miami. city of miami crime scene gators were joined bit homicide detectives and the body of a killer wouou be removed. a police source tells 7 news he stabbed his wife multiple time. the children are now in the care of the state. >> and theres ways dependency the two children. nobody from the family including the children present during thatt dependency hearing. it was determined that they will remain in the care of the state and be placed into foster care at least until the 23 of this month when there's another hearing regarding where they may end up. we're rif in miami. sheldon fox. 7 news. >> craig: new video a quai after a car way baby snreepght back seat is suddenly swievmentd remains on the run. vanessa medina live for us at the scene in fort lauderdale with plor on thvment vanessa. >> reporter: so the family spending quality time together at their fort lauderdale home and a think it's safe to say this will be last time thatt thihi mother will ever leave her child inside a car alone. >> the

miami. sqsqtters arrested. >> laurie: local10 news reporter 32nd avenue to fill us in. >> terrell: 32ndvenue and second street here in the city of miami. the focus here this two story peach-color home that you see behind me. we know that six people were arrested here yesterday on charges of burglary, weapons possession, and also some variris drugs charges as well but police were called back to this home todayy and arrested three m me people, and they're trying to investigate right now because they believe that they are living in the home illegally. these homes are believed to be under foreclosure. joining me right now is officer cruz with the city of miami police department. there's also another interesting element to this, and this is bun one reason your guys think that their not supposed to be in the home because of these electric meters. >> that's correct. in the last 24 hours they arrested six individuals for burglary, narcotics charges, and weapons charges. today it led us back to this home, confirmed through fp&l that they were utilizing stolen box and tool 4 and 6 northwest electricity. fp. andl disconnectetethe electr

there are still several city of miami police officers, as well as detectives on the scene. we are told that city of miami police officer that was stabbed multiple times we are told he is stable. the customer who was shot by the police we are told last we heard he was in surgery. at jackson memorial hospital. his condition still unknown. at around 12:45 this morning there was a customer who got into an argument with the employees. he was asked to leave he that's when the city of miami police officer approached him and tried to remove him. but according to one of the witnesses here, he was a little officer. >> he was fighting the officer. he was hitting the officer. they were on the floor. at that point i knew things were not going well. he was being very aggressive. then i heard someone i don't know if it was someone at one of the tables that was closer. i heard someone yell knife. and then a shot went off. apparently he got -- the officer had no choice. i heard the officer was bleeding on his face. he had got cut. >> reporter: again, that city suv miami police officer was ta

a miami city official confirms two more cases have been linked to miami beach.that brings the total number of cases in the officials were considering making miami beach a zika transmission zone.so far, they have not.many worry that would be a huge blow to the 24- billion-dollar-a-year tourism industry there. officials are urging residents in the area to spray themselves and their clothes with mosquito repellent. need another reason to watch your diet and hit the gym?a new study is linking obesity to brain degeneration. researchers at cambridge took a look at tra ages 20 and 87.scientists found overweight or obese middle-age subjects had brains that resembled ones of someone ten years older.researchers say it's too early to tell what this means -- but want more studies done.... especially as the population continues to age, and obesity rates continue to rise. if you're a person who cracks your knuckles....it may be ok. researchers say those who cracked their knuckles have increased their flexibility in you pull apart two surfaces of the joint.that brings down the pressure in the joint and a

city. we are miami beach. >>porter: across the bay in city of miami private development mighthte moving a little faster. miami voters said yes tuesday to plan for riverside wharf. privately funded 58,000 square foot river front complex that >> miami beach city commission is scheduled to meet as part of the regularly scheduled meeting and the commissioner say this is very likely to be discussed on how they will move forward on putting together a new plan for hotel. we are live on miami beach, 7 news night time. reminder. good time now to show is your choice app for the latest for the campaign trail. >> and now just days before major meeting in cuba big changes from the oval office. but not everyone is on board with the president's plan. >> shameful that a policy of unconditional surrender castro regime has taken place. >> night team with reaction before the historic visis. >> president obama says new measures and personal visit to the island is just the beginning in a long process for change. >> critic complain

tonight officials from the casino said they will be working with miami city police to make sure something like this never happens again. >> it happened here, a police officer stabbed in the face. this woman was in the casino when it went down and it was ka officials said it was an isolate incident. witnesses say that individual was hostile and aggressive and used violence. >> if you are going to stab a police officer, you won't have a problem stabbing anyone else. touching on how the officer is doing now after going to the hospital. >> he will be fine. >> he fired a single shot and the suspect was taken to the hospital to be treated. he is looking at charges and officials say it's not unusual for them to work security here. >> to make sure everything is smooth. >> now casino heads want to make we spoke with several p pople as they were going in and out. it's hard to believe this could happen to an officer. nbc 6 news. >> new video shows the moment they encountered a toddler standing in the middle of the highway and scooped him up to safety. things could have been different and the 2-year-

the miami city commission will vote on the agreement next week. 3 today in downtown tampa: a special appearance from our former secretary of state. "colin powell" will be the keynote speaker at today's b-b-c-b summit. that stands for "black, brown and college bound." it's sponsored by hillsborough community college. other featured speakers at today's event... former buc "derrick brooks" and former cowboys lineman, ed "too tall" jones. the event starts at 12-30 today at the tampa convention center. and it's already sold out. 3 also at the tampa convention center today: a kickoff event... for the and two *current olympic athletes will help out. "shalane flanagan" and "meb keflezighi " are the first two athletes to make the u-s track and field team this year. meb has been called one of the *greatest long distance runners of all time. he's already won the new york marathon and the boston marathon. the news conference starts at ten a-m. the gasparilla distance classic is tomorrow and sunday, along bayshore boulevard. 3 his lawyer said he was too *rich to know right from wrong. but today..

miami city officials are warning of more cases of zika.... popping up.... in the area. now... the total number of cases in miami beach.... is -35-. florida health officials have now identified..... a second area of infection.... near south beach. officials believe.... the new cases were transmitted.... by mosquitos. the c-d-c is now warning pregnant women.... to avoid travelling... to miami. workers are now agressively.... spraying the area. new zika concerns in california. virus have been found in san diego. workers are now spraying a two-block area in the city. a man who lives there may have contracted zika during a recent trip abroad. officials are now doing more tests to determine if he is infected. a popular shoe company.... under fire this afternoon. a texas couple suing..... after their son get's his foot.... caught in an escalator. their warning to others..... so it doesn't happen.... again. and... safety concerns after a well known hair product is blamed for hairloss. and... don't forget..... to download..... the all new 13 action news app.. featuring live streaming..

right now...miami city officials are warning of more zika cases popping up in the florida health officials are working to determine if zika is being actively transmitted in the area or if it's from tourists. if the c-d-c issues a travel warning for miami it could be a huge blow to the tourism industry. a texas family is amazed they're still alive after their car was struck by lightning! it was all captured on their home surveillance footage. watch closely... you see the lightning hit as the family is unloading groceries and a man is knocked to climb out the back of the car. she gets their kids to safety and then as she's dragging her husband toward the house...another bolt of lightning hits! the family says there was no lightning or thunder in the area... just light rain. tim powell survived lightning strike: "i don't remember and i was, it's kind of one of those, you want to see what happened so you can understand it 'cause you wasn't here for it or you were there but just the family's car was damaged...but thankfully they're all o-k. had some showers roll in yesterday afternoon and we ca

. >>> we're going back to the scene in the city of miami where there's been a water main break. water is gushing out into the streets it's at 71st street and northeast fourth court. there's been a hole in the road. you can see the huge truck stuck and it's an ice truck based on the writing on the side of the truck and that's connected to a tow truck where crews are hole we saw it got worse and it's completely submerged as the water continues to spill out parking lots crews on the scene avoid that area. that's again 71st street and northeast fourth court in the people you can see one person submerged in water. >> we saw a wider shot, there were a couple of cars at the dealership affected by the water gushing out. it's having some widespread problems and the tow truck drivers are smart. they were trying to pull it out from the back of that ice truck and swung around and going to try to pull it out from the front. maybe have some better luck. that's part of the truck that is in the hole that is caused. now you can see them trying to attach it there, their equipment to pull it out t

act in the capacity of president he does not represent the cityy of miami nort city of miami police department. if he we act agz a city of miami police department, this would not be condudu that we condone. javier ortiz did not respond to our request for comment today. the miami-dade police department the officer. we're whrif in miami. i'm alex diprato. 7 news. >>> >>> >> >> craig: 7 news later now. past couple of days weave we're following a hearing and keeping an eye on it in philadelphia where bill cosby hoped a judge would throw out the sexual assault case against him. >> belkeys: that judge h made a decision and 7's jeff lennox has for us. he is over in the news room with it. jeff. >> reporter: and belkeys)and craig. we can tell thu evening. bill cosby take a big hit in the pennsylvania courtroom earlier today. the judge has refused to throw out the sexual assault case against him. basically judge here sweeping side a former da's claim that he grant cosby immunity in the case years ago. the alleged salt a the accusers says happened at his home in 2004 and claim in her testimony here that

he brought with him miami beach commissioner and the son of the former miami city manager. >> i think it's a visit that's long overdue. having grown up as a cuba in miami and the hostilities between our nations, i think it's time it's this reproachment is occurring. >> reporter: although he has receivedsupport for his trip, he knows criticism will also come. you know you're probably going to get some criticism in south florida because of this visit. what would you say to them? >> i believe in the cuban people. cuba and miami. >> he said there's enough tourism to go around. interesting perspective. >> definitely. there's so many stories to tell here, jackie. we're going to have a lot more at 5:30. for jackie nespral, i'm jawan trade strader. we are live in havana, cuba. >> thank you for your coverage. >> our coverage from cuba will continue the next half hour as well. jawan is going to show us a side of cuba that president obama will likely not see during this visit in our 6:00 newscast. laura rodriguez will have more on raul castro's controversial comments concerning political prisone

. >>> miami city officials are trying to figure out why a of a downtown highrise. one man died, five others injured. it happened yesterday afternoon on a 60-floor condo building under construction. the man who died was a 50-year- old who ran from the scene and had a heart attack and later died. a woman hit by debris while in a car also had to be taken to a hospital with non life- threatening injuries. two construction workers were taken to hospitals too with minor injuries. two more treated at the scene and released. the property developer reled a statement saying it's with city officials to figure out what went wrong. >>> in miami -- health officials want all pregnant women who recently spent time in miami-dade county to get tested for zika. it includes women who live or visited the area since august 1st. the mosquito-borne virus can cause severe brain-related birth defects. >>> clear skies, nice and cool this morning, in the mid and morning. then back in the 70s. mid to upper 80s today. a couple of more days of warm weather and then the big cooldown for the weeke

. >> reporter: rubio's rise from a west miami city commissioner to the cover of "time magazine" to presidential candidate vaulted him into the national spotlight. the impending abrupt halt in his political career, says lopez, is personal. >> politics is the most personal thing you can experience in life. your name is on the ballot. when you go into vote, you see it. people are either accepting or rejecting you, so it has to be personal. >> reporter: senator rubio ending his campaign with wins if minnesota, puerto rico, and the district of colombia. he headss back to washington. he'll continue to deal with matters like the senate confirmation hearings on the supreme couu nominee. >>> gop frontrunner donald trump got another boost from the sunshine s ste today. scott made the announcement on his facebook page today. he urged fellow republicans to accept and respect the will of the voters following yesterday's trump victory. in a facebok post, the governor says the voters are speaking clearly. they want a businessman outsider who will dramatically sake up the status quo in washington. >>> there's

miami city commissioner francis suarez is very invd in rubio's campaign. >> he's tampered down expectations. he did that certainly in iowa. i think we're going to continue to do that. it's always better to underpromise and overperform. >> reporter: in new hampshire rubio is brushing aside criticism from opponents who says he has thin record in the senate and he's not answing >> when everybody is attacking you, you must be doing something right. >> reporter: chrishristie does not have kind words for rubio. >> this isn't a student council election, everybody. this is an election f f president of the united states. >> reporter: tim scott does announcing his suppo. >> i'm putting my confidence and my trust inn marco rubio. >> reporter: jeb bush's campaign is now a family affair with brother, president george w. bush, releasing this video and for the first time mother barbara bush is on the campaign trail. jeb touted his establishment candidate label because he said he's barbara's son. >> i embrace that each and ery day. that doesn't bother me a bit. i'm proud of my dad. i'm proud of my brother.

and it's a very long road. 99 years. >> kristen rosen gonzalez is a miami beach city commissioner. she is against the hotel. she says it's too big, out of scale and a bad deal. dan gelber say long time resident of miami beach who has also represented the city, state house and in the senate. he is a lawyer in private practice. good morning. and thank you for being here. >> great to you havav both come in. let's begin with the proside and dan gelber what is the best reason to build a hotel this big on that site next to the cocoention center? >> well, miami has struggled with its current convention center for decades. and the problem is it attracts these trade@ shows. so every day when there is a trade show there and it's just a dollarified biz ar, 6,000 cars come into you are o city. if can change the con figure raise of the convention sr nferences, not just trade shows, you can reduce the traffic two or three thousand. if you look at this project what it is also going t do, because you need a convention center hotel next to it for it to really work, it's going to create a huge five o

great catcher and pretty good actor he was in that cameo in the miami city ballet. also going in ken griefy junior. that sweet swing and what a great glove in the outfield and the voters recognize it as a vote him in on his first try. gets better than 99% of the vote that is a hall of fame record. i'm jim berry. >>> now, time for talking with jill live. >> good morning lauren how are you this morning. i'm doing all right this morning tough loss for the heat. we have a knicks fan in the studio. i'm being tortured over this loss. he called it our camera knicks are going to win. 89-90 what do you think about this loss for the heat as they go on a long road trip. >> you know what, lauren you can't just show up and go oh, it's the new york knicks they're not very good we'll still win. you got to bring it and if you dent bring it and this happened they played brooklyn not too long ago. the brooklyn nets samehing happened. and they just didn't look ke they're into it. they usually their defense has been very good. the knicks shoot 55% from the field and worse than that, on

the kids sit through ballet, but not if you bring the ballet dancers from miami city ballet to them. >> there's no question the arts are a major part of the students' development. it gives them enjoyment. there's a lot of science and math in the arts as well. >> dozens of rofessionals and volunteers make cultural arts day happen every year. the school is no doubt already planning next year's extravaganza. >> that looks like fun. students working at greatness. also known as our swag on 6. >> we'll introduce you to one student out there who deals with adversity every day of his life, but it doesn't stop him. >> carnival on the mile is this weekend. nbc 6 is a proud sponsor. meet some of your favorite faces here's a >>> welcome back. today's swag on 6. the next time your kids complain about their poblems, tell them about this young man. this young man lives alone in a homeless shelter with no family for support and yet he goes to school every day and he's going to collele in the fall. >> he's got swag for sure. she's a he's a student working on greatness. >> reporrr: terrence nierson do

he is not a student at miami carol city senior high school. tonight he produced a black firearm and discharged in the direction of the school and students during dismissal. spit bullets went into the window and wounded the intended victim in the hand, but the judge was not through. >> be directed charge might be aggravated assault with a deadly weapon so i will bring in a police officer for a probable cause hearing tomorrow morning. tran20 seven he will be at the courthouse in the morning. if you're tired of all of this shooting around the schools are you know something about it. call crimestoppers. i am hank tester zika news tonight. this is a 13-year-old who has been missing since the morning of february 3 win her mom dropped her off at miami southridge senior hydration likes to hang out at a park. if you have information on her whereabouts call the police.>>> some people in fort lauderdale are urged to boil their water. the city sent us this map of the affected area. the advisory impacts 1100 people living on northeast 36 street and ne. 32n

. >> yosh rosh low live at miami beach city hall with more of this delivery drama. rosh. >> reporter: and this video was all over the place yesterday a and now reaction from miami beach city hall. >> hey, sir, let me ask you a question. >> reporter: so you've probably seen the video by now. miami beach mayor philip laveen confront aid fed ex driver who was parked in the street ig leally on thursday. >> reporter: we have a traffic problem but don't want the people to make it worse. >> reporter: this was posted to social media when the laveen saw him. he took outis cell phone and record his 30 second clip as a warning. >> what's the reason why you reaction to the video has bn mixed. one person wrightuoarkts lol. try finding parking on alton when have you 50 stops to make. another said kudos. major problem. glad it's img dreas oovmentd fed ex reached a statement that read, quote, we take these matters seriously and whether a diswres it with those involved n. video the fed ex employee drives off and laveen was able to catch his license plate making it easy for police to

. >> we're just outside the miami decade county auditorium. as you can see, city of miami police have set up their command center, where they have brought and continue to bring people who have been arrested for a number of crimes and transfer them to jail. early this morning, several arrests were already made. >> prostitution has been a concern in this area in the last few years, again with these proactive efforts we have been able to reduce it. again, we still need to keep working at it, so it doesn't continue to happen. >> that proactive approach operation clean up. for 24 hours, city of miami police out in full force from southwest 8th street to south river drive and 27th avenue to 72nd avenue. on a full scale operation targeting all crimes. >> i think it's great, much needed. i mean, crime has taken a rise, seem insignificant to others. >> alexia rodriguez's car was broken into this morning. but within minutes police say they arrested 18-year-old manuel camacho. >> our officers saw an individual with a backpack, stopped him and this individual had a lot of ite

the mayor for the city of miami, the biscayne gardens chamber of commerce, anthe city of miami police and fire department are partnering for prevention, in hopes of keeping illegal and unwanted guns out of the hands of children. we're tired of all this violent crime. >> reporter: officers with the city of miami police department say getting even one firearm off the street makes an impact. >> they're coming from all over. we've had them from hialeah. one woman was waitinggor us to open up at 8:45 this morning from hallendale. >> reporter: thihi gun buy back is also a chance to build relationships within the community, reminding and encouraging residents to speak up. >> especially when there's lives involved, 6-year-olds, 12-year-olds, who haveothing to do with this. your kids or your relative got shot, you wa somebody to come forward and tell. >> reporter: hundreds of guns collected and more than $600 in gift cards given out. in miami, erika glover, nbc 6 news. >> an update on that number, in in gift cards. >>> for the sheriff's deputy who died today after he was hit in a wrong way cra

police say he is behind a gun battle inside a miami city high school. in this case no one got hurt as well. police are still looking for stanley ragin in connection to this back live to coconut grove this morning, it has a hearing this morning. botttt line police say look, they do need the public's help to find more people behind thisville. reporting live in coconut grove, ben kennedy, local 10 news. >>> now on to the panhandle, the oakaloosa sheriff's offifi says a small plane has crashed just off of destin. first responders arriving saying they founun debris in the water. they are look forget survivors. they don't know how many people are on the plane. we'll bring you the latest as soon asse get it here on local 10. >>> right now pope francis is on his way to cuba to meet with the leader of the russian orthodox church. >>> andd it's been thousands of years since the two church leaders met. >> today's meeting is meant to end its separation. this morning from havana to tell us more. >>reporter: this dates back to 1054, what they called the schism which

officers here with the city of miami pice department say they still near your help. there could be more victims out there. 64-year-old raphael negron is accused of sexual abuse of two sisters that were his students at this winward arts studio. they began the investigation when the victim's mother discovered textessages on the older sister's phone. the defendant invited the 15-year-old over to his place asking her to be his baby. his home is also where he teaches. we went to that martial arts studio and called the number on the front window. still, no answer. >> detectives believe there may be other victims since the majority of the students that attend his tae kwon do school are children. >> do not have any contact with these chdren, directly, if y have any information, call crime stoppers, 305 305-471-tips. >>> we have new details in the case of a miami gardens police officer that shot and killed a mentally ill man. prosecutors are not filing charges against the officer who some say used excessive force. this month marks one year since 25-year-old laval hall was sho

wants to make the jump from the halls of congress to pennsylvania avenue cast his ballot at west miami city hall. he carried one state compared to ted cruz's three and donald trump's seven. >> reporter: rubio and trump straj strategically. >> trying to divide america between us and them is wrong. we'reren the gong to let it work. >> reporter: hillary clinton sanders cashed in on four which makes the all-important florida delegates, republican and dem kratd, much more valule. most of the uncertainty goes to the republican roller coaster. >> i think the other path for marco rubio is how long these race. >> reporter: establishment republicans set their targets on trump and try to stop him before he gets any closer to the white house especially after recent controversy surrounding the kkk. >> if you don't know where you'reyou stand with the ku klux klan every time you're asked, i've got a real problem with him. >> reporter: from watson island, jamie guirola, nbc 6 news. >> it appears ben carson's although that hasn't been officially announced. there are reports indicating that gop officials wan

miami. today city officials are breaking new ground on one of the largest development projects in sooh florida history, the miami world center. miami with the details on this grand development. amanda >> reporter: yes, trina. downtown miami is about to get a whole new look. this empty lot will soon house a major brand-new development that will take up six city blocks. officials are digging in to the future of miami. >> we're breaking ground on one of the largest private master plan projects in the nation. >> reporter: today's ground breaking kicked off construction in the massive 27 acre paramount miami world center. >> just goes to show you what a city we have6 we have a city of the future. not just in the u.s., but in the world. >> reporter: the center deemed as a city within a city has some grand visions. unititand a soccer field. others argue the center will acacally help create jobs. >> it will enhance living wages. you'll see people from the overtown communities and impoverished areas working in a place that's goeng to create new jobs. >> it's going to add thousands of permanent good pay

miami was made of bohemians that built the city of miami.ribbean, southern american. very, very different. >> luther: yeah. >> anthony: how was that mix? how has that impacted music? >> luther: it's everything in the music. when people think about me, this guy makes bootie shaking music. everybody's dancing. everybody is dancing in a sexual way. the girls are standing up on you. the girls stand up on you and put their butt on you. >> anthony: i've seen this on television. >> luther: it's no different than a lap dance. >> anthony: among your other accomplishments, you ran for office. >> luther: yeah. >> anthony: about 70% residents of miami speak spanish at home. >> luther: uh-huh. >> anthony: enormous african-american, caribbean community. how come this state keeps electing conservative white guys? >> luther: conservative white guys, their paying them popular pastor. don't say nothing, don't energize you're people. you have a whole quiet community. you didn't get them excited about voting. >> anthony: it is the opposite of get out it is don'

one miami city official has proposed to combat the spread of the virus with bats. at a meeting this week officials discussed a measure that would create bat houses or habitats in the city to control the mosquito population. this comes as federal health experts are asking all pregnant women who recently visited the for kids. the cdc now says pre-teens only need to get two shots instead of three, and that the shots should be spaced 6 to 12 months apart. doctors hope this will help increase the number of 11 and 12-year-olds who get the shots. less than a third of 13-year-olds have gotten three doses. drought conditions are expanding here in the state. we need rain. kevin: we need it before the ground freezes in the coming month and at least we will get something in the that. kristen: coming up next, the coupon professor is here. we've got some great ways you we've got some great ways you can save during the holi basically, you give us the stuff you're not using... vroom! screech! ...and we sell it to someone who'll use it. then, we use the money to educate and employ p

miami beach also had a similar accident recently but police announced that they do not believe the same women stopped at the temple in their city. live in north miami beach peter cbs 4 news. >> thank you peter. now to the historic change next month by president obama an official word from the white house coming from social media this morning and most of the presidential candidates had something to say about the president's plans to visit cuba. jeb bush among the first to react just minutes affect the news was leaked last night. >> it's a tragedy we have presidents trying to build different view than the castro regime you are put in prison. the ladies in white continue to be beat up after mass on sundays sundays. politicalness does not exist. there's very little capitalism. small businesses don't flourish there and you have to deal with the castro government if you want to do business there. the thing about cuba is you would like to think that they would kind of do something good like free political prisoners, opening up freedom of expression and all of those kinds of things. and so i'm disappointed in that but if the president

city high school. an arrest has been made in connection to that shooting. steve litz is live from miami gardens with more for us tonight. >> reporter: jawan, investigators in this part of town sayhey have no doubt retaliatory gang shooting. it happened light around dismissal time outside carol city high school here. investigators have named edd publicly named two suspects and one is in custody.y. at one point during dissmissal, six police vehicles were posted outside of miami carol city high school, a high-profile presence because of yesterday's shooting. investigators arrested cedric atmos. the police report describes him as a gang member of 2100, a criminal street gang in the city of opa-locka and was with a oup of other 2100 member males. this woman told me she's his aunt. >> ma'am, there's information that he's a gang member. 2100. >> i don't know nothing about that. i heard about an opa-locka gang. >> reporter: police arrested atmos at his home about midnight. it was 3:00 around dismissal time when investigators say atmos jumped out of a car, the building, and then took off. this w

at baptist hospital. >> craig: also developing in the area of northwest and 5th street in the city of miami, the city qf miami, police department is on the scene there and we know from what we tell us, they have recovered marijuana and also, sent to the hlspital an elderly woman who has a medical condition, inside of the home where this is all going on, dak is on that story and we will have more later. >> belkys: also coming up a package dropped off, but moments later it suddenly snapped. leaving a critical clue behind. >> craig: a man taking a time to break into a car owned by a former cop and he stole something dangerous. >> belkys: and in an emotionon meeting after a place of worship is hit with an unholy act. on just one station. you are watating south florida's first, at ten. >> craig: a woman caught on camera, practicing bad women, medicine stealing medicine intended for a 14-year-old boy, the teen takes this expensive medicine on a daily basis. >> now his father is hoping to get justice, after the crafty crook, ripped them off in just seconds, the night team shelden fox has details.

after cbs4 news tonight at 11. >>> we are keeping an eye on a tropical alert in city of miami, the bridge is stuck in again causing problems for commuters, traffic is tucked up in the area and we will keep watching this one. >> since world war ii, the adolf hitler manifesto after the break. >>> the fiery crash claims the life of the woman early this 4& morning, what police say caused -- costed later on, maine's comment, hear what he said that yeah i ride. one thing i've come to realize: there's no easier way totoave on motorcycle insurance than switching to geico. saving money, that's something every rider should do. what is that? it's called ceviche, gary. tastes like uh... chicken. you should get out more. chicken. geico motorcycle. great rates for great rides. a new version of adolf hitler others notorious manifesto went on sale in germany today and end of world war ii, jonathan vigliotti reports from london on the publication. >>> a controversial piece of history is once again on sale in german bookshops. critics of the decision to reprint hitler's mein kampf worry it could you please

some dash cam video here from inside a miami city garbage truck. driver hit a concrete barrier, and then over corrected, falling 75 feet. the truck landed on two park cars, miraculously that driver who was not wearing a seatbelt, despite, that still not hurt. he was cited for careless driving. got to buckle up, folks. >> more careless driving this time now, 15-foot tree stuck in the front grill after car, never seen something like this before, happened back in january, rosell, illinois. mr. police department just released these images hoping to deter people from drinking and driving, something they say this driver was charged with doing. the car also traveling on the wrong site of the road before stopping. the driver told police she hit the tree, somewhere, but she could not remember exactly where. >>> on your health watch this morning, medical breakthrough for the first time in the u.s. doctors transplant an uterus to a woman. cbs news correspondent weijia jiang reports it is lead to go new hope for women who are not able to have children. >> when

set the city of miami. so there is no study behind the formula their commitment has not changed. dedicated dui unit. so it's something that i am aware of and i expect some of our plans for the coming year with checkpoints and saturations. >>reporter: one of the most aggressive departments was pinecrest with 48 officers. they made 125 arrests. and pinecrest mary rodriguez cbs4 news. >>> castro is in france tonight visiting the monument and paris today. is the first trip for any cuban leader to europe in two decades. his visit comes after a deal was reached and paris. the-i for tomorrow he will attend a state dinner with the french pres. and they will meet with some french business leaders. >>> a health alert to tell you organization is declaring zika they global health emergency. the mosquito borne virus is spreading and 25 countries including the united states. many airline companies and cruise lines are offering full refunds to pregnant women who are traveling to areas where zika the spreading. authorities

in fact, the driver of that city of miami garbage truck fell out of the truck as it was falling from the i-. incredible video released by the florida highway patrol. it's presidents' day. you can see kasim smith here, driving a city of miami garbage truck. it's i-95 near southwest 7th street. all of a sudden, he loses control. watch it here. the garbage truck falls 100 feet off the side of i-95, lands in troopers say that it's an absolute miracle that no one lost their life. >> you see him hitting the left guardrail twice, and overreacting and going off i-95. it's a miracle that he survived. >> reporter: kasim smith is now hospitalized. he's out of the hospital. when he was in the rider trauma center, we spoke with his family. >> i thought my brother was gone. can't nobody survive that. like he's dead. i honestly thought he was dead. i just kept calling and his fice told me he's alive, he's breathing still on the ground. >> now we have this view inside of the truck the moment it flies off the side of i-95. >> reporter: just to stress how at i-95 and coming back to the ground, we spoke