. >> vtor: let's get right over to our chief meteorologist betty davis. betty.y. >> betty: hi, everyone. official miami-dade and broward county still under a tornado watch until 5:00 but as far as broward and miami-dade counties are concerned, it does appear that the worst part of these storms are pushing away, moving out over the atlantic waters. we've also been watching the keys where earlier marathon, reported, and weere still finding some strong storms near the keys. marathon, in fact, right now looking at a gusty area of thunderstorm action moving over, also some storms around key largo. no active tornado warnings, but some pretty nasty weather still to come for those regions. we'll take it now into miami-dade county where miami, 595 it's generally a rain event. what we're seeing that the battle of storms, that has simply pushed out over the waters of the atlantic. you can see how the leading edge of that continues to move toward the east around 35 miles an hour. so that is where the gusty winds and maybe some stronger winds would be over the atlantic

. >> anchor: here is betty davis weather that came through. of course we will keep you apprised on that, what a day we had. some of the storm reports from earlier, some wind damage with the roadblocking, all of this happening between about 2:00 and 3:30, also a funnel cloud report coming out near parkland, and then just south of duck key, what a time for the keys some langer storms there, a large waterspout reported for that area around hawks channel. but certainly, quiet now after so much rainfall, record rainfall in miami by the way. element 1 1/2 inches, look at the dopler radar now. completely quiet, so we focus on temperature which is are in the 60's right now. we will start tomorrow with some of your lows in the lower 60's. so slightly cool by the way, there could be patchy fog, another cold front and that's next round of gusty showers. a hialeah man is under arrest accused of murdering his mother. seven found death in her hialeah apartment, and 20 second court by officer whose made that discovery, and immediately ruled that death suspic

. >> calvin: chief certified meteorologist betty davis is all over thiss for us. >> betty: you're root, laurie. it wasb ef-1. this is a scale for, the national weather service goes out and sur vass the damage. so on a scale ef-1 ranges from wend of 80 miles an hour to 110 miles per hour packing quite a punch as it rolled across the coconut creek area. in case you misinformed action this is what the doppler radar looked like at 9:00 this morning as that rotating storm crossed p so won't tobacco coconut creek and the western edge of -- earlier today the national weather service crews were out surveying the damage getting a good look at exactly what happened, what that damage path looked like. they have so far determined that the winds probably were as high i think i did pablo santos say earlier that it was a situation where the tornado prorobly touched down and lifted back up and touched down again. they will send out that final report hopefully within the next several hours. we will know a lot more about the path of the storm and the storm's duration as well. in the meantime i want to t

. >> your weather authority betty davis here with more on our weather, betty. >> so much rainfall today, record rain in ft. lauderdale, a good one to two inches for miami dade, and broward counties the keys two, getting i want's fair share, now look at the dopler radar nice and quiet we are starting to dry out, although mrs. a slim chance for the overnight, we focus on the wind which is are from the west,% sustained about five to near 15 miles per hour, over the lower keys. these winds are expected to pick up, may will be sustained west northwest, as we head into tomorrow, if you have boating plans for tomorrow, you may want to scratch that, gale warning for the waters offshore, and also looking at small craft advisories too with those winds gusting up to 40 miles per hour, feoffment, over the atlantic waters so ngt great conditions. as for temperatures we are turning cooler, we will start tomorrow morning around 60, and then by sunday morning we are still forecasting the 40's, so as we dry out we turn chilly. alor more on this coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you, a developing

. >> anchor: here is betty davis now with a look at that wild weather that came through. of course we will keep you apprised on that, what a day we had. earlier, some wind damage with the roadblocking, all of this happening between about 2:00 and 3:30, also a funnel cloud report coming out near parkland, and then just south of duck key, what a time for the keys some langer storms there, a large waterspout reported for that area around hawks channel. but certainly, quiet now after so much rainfall, record rainfall in miami by the way. element 1 1/2 inches, look at the dopler radar now. completely quiet, so we focus on temperature which is are in the 60's right now. we will start tomorrow with some of your lows in the lower 60's. so slightly cool by the way, there could be patchy fog, another cold front and that's the one that can bring us the next round of gusty showers. accused of murdering his mother. seven found death in her hialeah apartment, and 20 second court by offer whose made that discovery, and immediately ruled that death suspicious. they also say the crime sce

>> betty davis continues our coverage now. >> yes, we will end on a dry note, and that is playing out, that band of rainfall we have been waiting on that we were so anxious about, it did not produce severe weather, now pushing offshore, closingng in tonight, so we are looking ahead to some drier weather, and the winds have changed w wt a day it was though, not only the tornado, around delrayeach, but also record rain, miami,, and ft. lauderdale, more tn an inch. kendal 2.56 inches we need some dry time, an we are getting it. where it is 68 degrees key west at 70, and key west by the way, already in a northwest wind, that northwest wind is going to take over tonight, everywhere, allowing the cooler much drier air to seep in so when you women sweater, 60 to start the day, pompano beach may drop off, and during the afternoon, we are talking highs in the lower 70's and finly we will see sunshine. will it be nice toick up our heels a bit. i will let you know when the rain returns in a minute. >> thanks a lot, a 90-year-old man was rescued after firefighters found him clinging to a floating

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i'm chief meteorologist betty davis. i'll tell you the chanceses of another round of showers and storms returning for the weekend. >> victor: but first, a holiday warning for drivers on this weinsier. >> jeff: local10 news has set up. miami police, the florida highway patrol, miami-dade police have been meeting all week to come up with a contingency plan to make sure what happened last year doesn't happen again. >> martin luther king right you. that's legendary. >> jeff: alex was outs there last mlk day. >> it's just a big adrenal rush always. >> jeff: this is the scene on some of south florida's busy roads last year. hundreds, many from out of state riding erratically, taking over the roads. they called their movement bikes up, guns down, and while those involved won't reveal their plans publicly this year, we're told this is now a tradition. >> have a lot of friends through what do we need, this and that. it's a family. >> jeff: woo do know police used choppers last year to monitor the riders' whereabiuts. the florida

. >> your weather authority betty davis here with more on our weather, betty. >> so much rainfall today, record rain in ft. lauderdale, a good one to two inches for miami dade, and broward counties the keys two, getting i want's fair share, now look at the dopler radar nice and quiet we are starting to dry out, although mrs. a slim chance for the overnight, we focus on the wind which is are from the west, suststned about five to near 15 miles per hour, over the lower keys. these winds are expected to pick up, may will be sustained west northwest, as we head into tomorrow, if you have boating plans for tomorrow, you may want to scratch that, gale warning for the waters offffore, and also looking at small craft advisories too with those winds seas running from six to ten feoffment, over the atlantic waters so not great conditions. as for temperatures we are turning cooler, we will start tomorrow morning around 60, and then by sunday morning we are still forecasting the 40's, so as we dry out we turn chilly. alor more on thiss coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you, a developing tot

i'm chief meteorologist betty davis. we'll check out t t forecast coming up. >> calvin: but first, a dog dumped and abandoned in a miami neighborhood, and people are now pitching in to find it a brand find out how you can hope help there has to be a way. carry the centimeter, divide b3.14 something something something... [ beeping, whirring ] great caesar salad! and now the name your price tool shows people policy options to help fit their bubuet. is that a true story? yeah! people really do save an average of over $500 when they switch. i mean about you inventing it. i invented the story, and isn't that what really matters? >> calvin: and right now an abandoned dog has found a place to call home, for now, at an animal hospital in miami beach after being found abandoned in a miami neighborhood in joey has been set up with a cardboard box. >> janine: but after a few miami cold nights the miami recovery mission stepped in. here's reporter layer. >> reporter: the neighborhood has dubbed him joey and he's living it up at the

. >> chief meteorologist betty davis is here to tell us how long this cool weather will last and something in the tropics, right, betty. >> yeah. on this january day, sub tropical storm alex has formed. not a concern for us. maximum sustained winds at 50 miles an hour way out over the eastern atlantic. this says what it looks like on the infrared satellite view. there it is, churning over thosewaters and generally move on up toward the north and not bother us whatsoever. we can focus on our weather right here at home and the changes we're expecting tonight. cloudy out there, some showers moving in, some of that moisture already starting to work in over the keys in terms of showers. in the morning temperatures in the 60s and some showers around and by the afternoon we're going to so get ready for the round of wet weather that's going to be moving in towards south florida. temperatures currently 70 in miami and 67 in kendall, so if you are heading out this evening, it's still a touch on the cool side, but we're going to get a lot milder as we're rounding out the week. laurie. >> betty, thank

. >> calvin: let's check in with our betty davis, and ielieve the word on the beach today might be stay out of the water >> laurie: no doubt. you're brave if you're even walking the beach today, betty. >> betty: about the same tomorrow morning and then we start to warm before our next cold front approaches. so make sure you stay tuned store the seven-day planner. we started this morning at 55 inmiami and made it up to just 64 degrees this afternoon. we did have some sunshine going through this clouds so that was kind of nice. right now everyone in the lower 60s except pompano beach where it's now a chilly 59 degrees. the forecast for the rest of the evening shows that the rest of us will fall off into the upper 50s, probably around 9:00 tonight so we're going to keep it dry and definitely cool for the rest of the evening, and we're still going to have some of those mid to high level clouds out there as well as our southwesterly flow in the mid to upper levels of the atmosphere continues to be pret persist. winds prerty much with a northerly component throughout the day made for a really

. >> calvin: let's check in now with our betty davis and talk about our gorgeous weather as the sunegins to fade on this wonderful day. >> laurie: the day just got a lot brighter and it really turned out tot to be pretty nice. >> betty: yeah, 70s, a little bit below everything after starting the morning in the 50s in a lot of places. maybe you were out there in the at the bus stop with your sweater or longer sleeves or maybe you're still wearing those boots as you head out tonight. we can understand why. we do have clouds across our skies but we did get sunshine such that our temperatures are still at 70 in miami and kendall. homestead 71 and hialeah 71 degrees as well. the forecast forthe evening not necessarily the clearest night ever butp certainly will be cool. we'll have some clouds around, start to see temperatures in the mid-60s. orients winds at this mount in most locals along are from the northeast. fort lauderdale northeast at 10 miles an hour. by tomorrow morng we'll be back into a northwest wind allowing more that of cool air on funnel on down into our area. so essentially yo

chief certified meteorologist betty davis will have more on that for you. you don't want to miss her forecast, ladyforecast, ladies. >> kristi: we will be watching>> kristi: we will be watching. that does it for right now. we thank you for watching. "the chew" is next. >> constance: we will be here >> announcer: if you're stuck in

. >> laurie: our chief certified meteorologist betty davis is right here to take us through the path of this tornado because for folks down in miami-dade storm, betty. >> betty: i know.it has been such a quiet day for miami-dade, all the action centered ove broward. as you just heard breaking news a few moments ago it has been rated an ef-1 tornado with winds anywhere from 90 to 100 miles an hour. that's what we herd from the national weather service official a few minutes ago. now the enhancedujita scales goes from ef-0 to e-5 so we are on the lower end of the spectrum with this tornado that cut across coconut creek and with an ef-1 the winds go from 80 miles an hour to 110 mile-an-hour, so definitely something significant and something a lot of people noticed as it came across early this morning. our meteorologist julie durda was on the storm tracking this storm. we're revisiting the doppler radar and what it looked like as this rotating storm came across coconut creek between 9. 20 a a 9:38 a.m. and, of course, we know the damage. college hoerth and also a semi philanthropist turnp

. >> calvin: let's to go our betty davis now and talk about what everyone was talking about this morning, the chill in the air. >> laurie: and then the gorgeous weather. betty, it just warmed up so fast. it was actually pretty hot out there. >>>>etty: what a day. deal that should say 52. fort lauderdale 52, and key west in the upper 50s. below average for this time of the year. normally we would start in miami around 60 degrees and then rise to about 76. at least we did make it into the lower 70s this afternoon. so nice little rebound, currently we are in the upper 60s if you're stepping out tonight, you probably want to take a sweater or wear longer sleeves but we're not going to be nearly as chilly as we were last night. the forecast for the rest of the evening dry, not as cool, 65 for miami by about 9:00 tonight. winds from the northeast helping us out today, helping to draw some milder air in, and also that sunshine, sunshine was in decent abundance this afternoon. we're getting our winds flowing in from the northeast around an area of high pressure shape of the carolina coast. at op

betty davis, tell us about it. >> we will keep tabs what's entering west broward county. once that pushes through our forecast model is indicating that we may have a lull in activity before things ramp back up on thursday. more on the from forecast coming up at 4:00. i will break in a a necessary if we have any severe thunderstorm or tornado warnings. for now, no active warnings. ladies? >> kristi: thank you. that's it for now. we thank you for watching. "the chew" is next. >> constance: we will be back at 4:00. u can get the breaking news

. >> laurie: chief certified meteorologist betty davis right here to tell us how much snow d ice this bird could bring. >> betty: hi, everyone. we have winter storm warnings in effect from portions of arkansas, cities look memphis extending over into the carolinas, the mid-atlantic, too, and, yeah, there could be some accumulating ice as little as a tenth of an inch to as much as an inch depending on the cation. but, of course, the big story, the snow. all the snow expxpted with this, and this blizzard warning, by the way, in effect for dc goes so the ent, the wintery part of the event, that has not started. we are still tracking the low pressure system as it gets its act together over the lower mississippi river valley bringing a tornado threat to some areas along the gulf coast, but by tomorrow this system is going to be tracking into themid-thank you from the carolinas to souththn appalachians and places like dc one to two feet of snow. q. now to vote 2016 and a brand new poll out of iowa just days ahead of the iowaaucuses. on the democratic side the cnn poll finds bernie sanders w

our chief meteorologist betty davis will have more on the temperatures that will drop into the upper 50s -- upper 40s and low 50s. kristi and constance. growing. bye-bye. >>> this is a local 10 editorial with wplg president bert medina. >> in just a matter of days the first votes will be cast in the 2016 race for president.t. iowa and new hampshire voters are first in line,ut floridians soon follow. on march 15, florida voters head to the polls in our presidential primary, but you can't vote if you are not registered. you can register online at any public library and a a variety of other ways. february 16 to vote in the primary. casting your vote is a simple act that carrying with it the survival of our democracy. you the voter have the power to choose who speaks for new government and how your community works. if you need more information on h to register, visit local10.com. then on election day, get out and vote. of course, this is not the final word. it is just the beginning of the conversation. let's continue it on local10.com.

chief meteorologist betty davis who will be back with more at 4:00. >>> constance. >> constance: thank you very much. a michigan man built a special snowman for the season. >> eric: the snowman enjoys they built a 13-foot olaf. they have been building snowmen for years but added a twist. >> his arms are a stick. his buttons are ice cream buckets commute half with black plastic around it. i think it just started off when my daughter said let's make a 10-foot snowman. so we did. every year we try to top it. >> eric: the answer to the question do you want to build a snowman. always yes, right. took a full day to build the giant olaf. obviously they didn't do it in the summer. it pays to be a super fan. you can date the star you are obsessed with. it actually happened to one woman. disney star jake t. austin connected in real life with a fan that tweeted him for several years. he recently posted a photo hugging -year-old danielle caesar witth the caption, i am crazecrazier for her. she has tweeted the superstar since 2009 saying she wanted to meet him. >> constance: that iss pretty cool. >

betty davis will have more on this at 4:00. >> kristi: thank you. scientists are expected to announce the update on the doomsday clock today. that clock reflecting how vulnerable the world is to a catastrophic incident from nuclear weapons, climate change for new technologies. that bulletin of atomic scientists will unveil the minute hand on the clo at 1:30 in washington, d. c. the clock is currently set at three minutes to midnight. scary stuff. i don't want to hear about that. >> constance: i don't either. >> kristi: cliff concerns in california this afternoon to >> constance: why these homes that's coming up. >> kristi: officials have cleared planned parenthood of any wrongdoing after a serieie of controversial videos were released. e videos appeared to suggest planned parenthood illegally sold fetal tissue and fetal organs. the jury indicted the two anti-abortion activists behind the staged videos and this sparked controversy. they were indicted with tampering with governmental records and prohibiting the sale of human organs. >> constance: in d

>> calvin: let's check in with our chief certified meteorologist betty davis. >> betty: hi everyone. this is still another round in the forecast town even though it is quiet out there in so many of your neighborhoods. broward county by the way, still officially under that flood watch until 10:00 tonight. the doppler radar showing us that our first round of rainfall has pretty much pushed offshore over the atlantic waters. you can see even some of the more intense s swers now starting to move away from bimini, brand bahama being impacted by some of those showers as well so. round one, it's out of here but look at what's coming into naples, more rainfall, and that's the next band we have to watch out for. miami, recororrainfall today, more than an inch and a half officially out at mia. nice to finally catch a little t of a break but as i mentioned there could be more to come as we pay attenenon to what's happening with this band movinglin toward naples. earlier pras models can be had been indicating that by now that that's not the case, so it's going to be a little later tonight, m mbe

chief meteorologist betty davis with the low down. betty? >> reporter: long sleeves may still be in order at the bus stop b b look at the temperatures holding in the mid60s right now. stililfinding that easterly component with the winds. although those winds are light, that's helping us out and that's going to keep temperatures from dropping way down tonight. so upper 50s in many areas near the coast. plantation, maybe you land at 57 ithe morning. forecasting 59 for the morning low in miami. there may be some inland spots, say around redland with 53 and down through thte keys. you're talking lower 60s. not the lower chill of last night but still cool by south florida standards. we'll meet you here in a few moments to talk about the highs we see tomorrow, nice and warm anthe pleasant day on the way before we bring in rain and more cool air. laurie? >> laurie: all right, betty, thank you. neighbors in the pembroke pines community are teaming up to getting out of jail before his trial. d the alleged victims themselves, they're also trying to ke

you know who will have more our chief certified betty davis. she will be back at 4:00. >> kristi: i love it. we can wear our sweaters. new at noon for you, former wrestling star hulk hogan is expected to make another appearance in court later@ on today in a lawsuit against the media company gawker. hogan filed a $100 million lawsuit against gawker for allegedly publishing a sex video of him. that post was seen by 2.5 million people. a full trial is schedul to begin on march 7. nfl owners voted last night to alw them to move to a new stadium in los angeles county. the san diego chargers will have an option then to share that facility and then the oakland raiders who also wanted to move to the are could get the same chance should the chargers choose to stay in san diego. kind of confusing. the move ends. nfl's 21-year absence from l.a. >> constance: great news for the daughter of nfl player devon steel, his daughter has beaten cancer. he posted this imagine on his instagram account this week saying she finished her treatments. she was diagnosed b

. >> let's check in now with betty davis, it isn't the wind, but the dip in temperatures. and yet, more wind tomorrow, do you think just pure cold? >> it is goingo be a little and suede tomorrow morning so chilly, even tonight, i think we are on our way, to having the colteddest so far this season. 60 right now in hialeah, and there's homestead at 59, and following those upper 50's into the id manile keys by tomorrow morning expected to wake up around 53 in miami, 51 in pembroke pines. our winds flowing in from the north-northwest tonight, and that helping to add a little bite to the atmosphere. i know you felt it, the winds are sustained about ten to 15 miles per hour. so the winds they are tending to stay up tonight, allowing more of that cool air to spill on down the peninsula, and look at how cold it is in atlanta, currently 27 degrees. new york city, washington, d.c., in the teenagers. the core of the cold sitting over the great lakes where chicago is at three-degrees and so yeah we are tapping the fringes of that air, we do hav those mid to high level clouds you woul

. >> laurie: meteorologist betty davis is right here. she's doing a rain dance. what am i saying? a sundance. can you switch over at the time sundance? >> betty: we are making aur our way back over to beautiful conditions. lens of our key west tower camera and you could probably see the sun set tonight looking great out there as the cuds are starting to re erode. key west picking up .3, miami .1 of an inch. temperatures lower 70 everywhere you look but for marathon sitting at 79 degrees. still a little on the cool side. we have winters fairlyight coming out of northeast at 10 miles an hour. remember how blustery they were earlier? so they are starting to relax a bit. with that light breeze around, we will anticipate some clearing tonight, and by 10:00 tonight a lot more of you will be in the upper 60s. doppler radar not terribly act of. that light northeast wind, though, is allowing for just a few showers, very light raindrops to flow not a few areas. there's one coming in around hollywood and aventura. these sprinkles passing by hialeah, too. nothing widespread as we track an area

betty davis is here to tell us if wee can expect more the chilly stuff. i kind of like i >> betty: it's great killed weather, isn't it? this is such lovely weather to be with the o o you bloch we're heading down in the 50s but right now we have low to mid-50s down at the hollywood broadwalk. we've seen everybody with the jacket and longer sleeves. that northerly compopont to the winds, it's doing a number our atmosphere and helpipi to keep did chill in the atmosphere so that's going to be the case tonight as well or we're not going to be warming things up, rather getting cooler as the night wearsrs on. lower 50s in some of your neighborhoods. not a rain-filled day whatsoever those are just false returns showing up on the draper plenty of dry air in place they surface but in the mid to upper levels estill that south westerly flow aloft, thus we still see clouds across our skies, and trend is going to continue throughd high pressure the dominating feature over the ohio river valley, down through the southeast. the flow around that hyal log cooler air to tric

chief meteorologist betty davis with the low down. betty? >> reporter: long sleeves may still be in order at the bus stop but look at the mid60s ribht now. still finding that easterly component with the winds. although those winds are light, that's helping us out and that's going to keep temperatures from dropping way down tonight. so upper 50s in many areas near the coast. plantation, maybe you land at 57 in the morning. forecasting 59 for the morning low in miami. there may be some inland spots, say around redland with 53 and down through the keys. you're talking lower 60s. not the lower chill of last night but still cool by south florida standards. we'll meet you here in a few moments to talk about the highs we see tomorrow, niceand warm and the pleasant day on the way before we bring in rain and more cool air. laurie? >> laurie:e:ll right, betty, thank you. neighbors in the pembroke pines community are teaming up to stop an accused peeping tom of getting out of jail before his trial. and the alleged victims themselves, they're also tryin

. >> let's turn now to our betty davis and we are really complaining about our weather today. you know, once again these gray skies feeling like ammon, but it's -- you know. >> at least it's a thursday. >> can you brighten things up for the weekend a little bit. >> working on it for saturday. weather out there and cool temperatures too. lower sevens was all we managed this afternoon. not that we were expecting an incredibly warm day, so today really did go as planned. noting that our afternoon high for this time of the year in the m 70s didn't quite make that. winds now from the east-southeast at 10 miles an hour. 71 out at mia, the forecast, dance and dreary for the rest of the evening as temperatures slip down towards the upper 60s by about 9:00 this evening. doppler radar, broward and miami-dade, we still are finding some patchy, light showers out there. the rain is a bit more substantial on the west side o the peninsula as we're looking out over mainland monroe, collier county too and this basically going laurie and calvin with that south westerly -- along with the south w

. >> calvin: let's check with our betty davis to find how low the mercury will go this weekend. >> betty: hi everyone. it's beyond sloppy out there, the heavy rain band cutting across the keys and persist it's persistent in the radar including miami. still a few showers into broward although we are noting the back edge of this first batch starting to get out of broward county. but look at this, the leading starting to enter west broward. this second batch, so to speak, more associated with the actual cold front that we're going to push through the area tonight. so here's what we're expecting in case you're wondering. less rain out there by 7:00 p.m. tomorrow a brisk breeze, drier and cooler air coming in. >> calvin: betty, thanks a lot. righghnow the keyes is also preparing for a winter wallop. check it out there, possible blizzard could be bringngg some historic snowfall to areas up north. you're looking at a live picture. of course, that is the white house and it is all white was dc is really bracing for what is going to be a big blow this weekend. and a plane slid off the rway and got

chief meteorologist betty davis. i'll let you know what kind of warm up we're expecting for thursday and friday and why you may need the umbrella. >> reporter: and i'm carlos suarez live on board the bus filled th teachers from across south florida heading to tallahassee for a rally on education. we'll prevuetheir message and the -- preview their message and the story after the brbrk. good luck. >> new at 11 tonight, hundreds of teachers from south florida getting on a bus to join the rally. they'll join educators from across the state. >> the reason make sure politicians don't shortchange educatn. we'll have more on the voice even tonight. carlos? >> reporter: calvin and laurie, you can hear utd which is the united teachers of dade basically organizing this. we'reon one of several busses that will make its way to tallahassee where we're set to take part in the rally tomorrow across miami-dade county. they are part of the group to rally and raise awareness on the number of issues and include testing over teacher pay.

lauderdale, 71 in miami, more rain in the forecast, i am betty davis, we are looking ahead to the weekend, next. >>> and it's been a rough week dozen eateries is one of them this can never be good, it was a busy week for state inspectors a record 12 south florida restaurants were ordered shut. >> anchor: rodents roaches not the only problems. you need to know before you go out to eat. >> inspectors came to havana, 1957, in the shops of pembroke gardens based on a complaint, and among the 38 violations they found a cook, handling vegetables, placed a finger in his mouth. was about to continue cutting those vegies with his bare hands until the inspector stopped him. that cook was ordered to watch his hands and put gloves on. liveveoaches were also found in the kitchen here, there was mold in t t ice machine, and we came to ask what happened. >> in a written statement the company apologized but called the issues minimal. employees will be retrained to make sure this never happens again. 3227 wanted to talk to us about their 18 violations, that included live roaches, crawling around the kitch

right now we are going to take to you betty davis who is watching our weather. chief certified meteorologist. betty, you never talked about it being this cool today. maybe you didn't listen. i was not expecting it to be this cool. >> betty: oh, calvin. you never listen, but i know you at home did and you were prepared when those 50s hit you in the face this morning. miami started the date 56 degrees. we only made night if 60s this afternoon. our average high for this time of the year, what's normal for a that and still prong in the 60s right now. kendall at 62. it's going to be a chilly night out. you already know by 9:00 tonight everybody around 60 cool degrees and then down into the 50s we go. stem cell still tend to have those mid to high level clouds because of the southwesterly flow aloft. there's more cold air waiting in the wings. you can see 30s in atlanta and birmingham. the flames trickling down the peninsula eye northerly wind as we head into tomorrow. so a chilly start to the day. cool breeze continues in the it's going to be another one of those days

so let's get to chief meteorologist betty davis with the latest on the radar. >> betty: we are now starting to push that first round offshore. we are bearing that story out rebate on the doppler radar. you can see some of those storms, the leadingening bearing down on bimini right now. brard county, yes, you are still under a flood watch. we have had record rain reported today in fort lauderdale, also miami. but the deal is this initial round is pushing away. so we're going to catch some dry time. still a little rainfall around miami and miami miami beach, portions of south miami-dade and the upper keys. but already we're paying attention to this next band you see setting up here aimed at fort myers. the actuallold front has not yet come through. we still have that potential for

i'm chief meteorologist betty davis. i'll let you know how chilly those temperatures getting. >> janine: still ahead, death at disney? how a family says a snakebite involving his son led to his grandmother's death. >> calvin: first a brave bank manager's jump into action going viral, how he stopped a would-be robber from getting insides next. >> janine: all new at 5:00, a much needed cleanup at the >> janine: breaking news outf miami garden where a shooting investigation is underway. let's get straight out to amy viteri with the latest. trying to get more information with miami-dade police tellings they are investigating a deadly shooting there, and we have sky 10 overhead providing a cture of what we're looking at. miami-dade police tell us this is at 18483 northwest 52ndpath. that's in northwest miami-dade and at this time you can see investigators there, they have the front of that home taped off as they try to get more information about what happened here. you can see the rest of that street. several investigators' c

. >> laurie: chief meteorologist betty davis is here with the details on it all. >> reporter: hi, everyone. after surveying the damage today the national weather service did determine that at its peak the tornado had winds 90-100 mph. that is how they rated it. we are tracking the doppler and no severe rainfmll and still the back edge of the batch of rain and heavy rain at that clinging to the coast line of broward. but that should be moving away. miami in the clear for now. also tracking showers over the upper keys and followinmore west/southwest and move to the east/northeast and that means even overnight we could have passing showers. some of them may be a little gusty. in the morng we maintain the chance for showers. but it looks like the afternoon hours will provide the stability and the setup as a cold front closes in for more possibly severe weather. so gusting winds. still can't rule out a tornado. you should just go to bed knowing that more stormy weather is in the forecast for tomorrow and yourweather authority will be here tracking it. calvin? >> calvin: thanks, betty. >>> a mis

. >> let's check in now with betty davis, it isn't the wind, but the dip in temperatures. and yet, more wind tomorrow, do you think just pure cold? >> it is going to be a little bit of both, i am seeing letter and suede tomorrow morning so chilly, even tonight, i think we are on our way, to having the colteddest so far this season. 60 right now in hialeah, and there's homestead at 59, and the id manile keys by tomorrow morning expected to wake up around 53 in miami, 51 in pembroke pines. our winds flowing in from the north-northwest tonight, and that helping to add a little bite to the atmosphere. i know you felt it, the winds are sustained about ten to 15 miles per hour. so the winds they are tending to stay up tonight, allowing more of that cool air to spill on down the peninsula, and look at how cold it is in atlanta, currently 27 degrees. new york city, washington, d.c., in the teenagers. the core of the cold sitting over the great lakes where chicago is at three-degrees and detroit at 10. so yeah we are tapping the fringes of that air, we do havav those mid to high le

i'm cheat meteorologist betty davis, it is chilly out there, i will let you know what kind of temperatures you will wake up to. >> a dog dumped and now people are pitching in to find it a new after the break. >> and monday at 6:00. >> a law abiding citizens is putting guns on the street. >> you won't believe how easily guns are getting in the wrong hands, janine stanwood on how to home safe home, monday at 6:00. >> an an bay donned dog has found a place to call home for now at an animal hospital after being found dumped in a miami neighborhood. his name is joey, and he had been set one a cdboaoa box. >> anchor: after a few cold nights some neighbors gave him a recovery mission stepped in. >> anchor: maybe he is a little skittishshround news cameras nothing a bag of treats can't cure. we met joey and his new digs inside alton road animal hospital, his old digs looks like this, abandoned five days ago on a street coroner miami's spring garden neighborhood. >> we don't know who left him. >> we think that's the cruelest thick, on the coldest day. >> everybody found him shivering scared, he was

your smart phone, download our free restaurant inspection app by searching store check in now on betty davis, we have knock to complain about based on what they are dealing with say in d.c. >> yes, so many of us have friends up to the north, and they are just getting a little panicked. >> our sunday morning will be a piece of cake. all that snowfall, so many weather areas or angles to talk about, but we will start with temperatures in the here and now, because it is so mild in the lower 70's, and most locals kindle at 68, put everyone nell the lower 70's that east southeast wind it is still up that will tend to keep the temperatures up through the overnight, so the chill, that story over for now, but it is going to make a come back by sunday morning. dopler radar showing dry conditions. and the keys. but watching the waters just south of the keys, a few showers these may make a run for us in the morning there can be a few showers out there. also following this line of storms moving into the panhandle. notice pensacola, as this line approaches so conditions favorable for tornadoes to develop.

i'm chief meteorologist betty davis. brighter days ahead and warmer, too. we'll talk all about it after the break. >> calvin: and a restaurant ordered shut anthe reason may just turn your stomh! don't miss tonight's "dirty the break. >> calvin: a puzzling question. cleaning up a restaurant but spotting a dead rodent with rodent droppings? >> laurie: yuck! and now tonight's dirty dining. >> 24 violations. dead rodent in the kitchen. dead rodents in the kitchen. grub marks? >> and the inspector coming the other day we're fine. >> reporter: we get things are fine now but far from it when suzy li chinese restaurant was ordered shot. the location 18305 north miam beach. among the violations? rodent rub marks along the walls. >> here it says there was a dead rodent behind the water heater. >> they had found one. >> reporter: when customers hear this, they're not gogog to be happy. >> but we do okay right now. >> reporter: can we see the kitchen? >> not right now. >> reporter: not right now? >>> one of the most popular restaurants in all of northeast miami-dade is

i'm chief meteorologist betty davis. i'll let you know when we could have some strong storms passing the areaea the forecast coming up. >> first, south florida community's center of a lawsuit. after in this line of work only the freshest ingredients make the cut it's important to me to know every dish i serve is the best it can be. especially for this food critic. publix bakery scratch made bread we bake it in store every day with pride so you can serve it with some homestyle cuban meals is at the center of a lawsuit. a worker claims he was fired after reporting unsanitary conditions. it also claims that its sister restaurant was unkept. liane live. liane. >> he observed some pretty gross things here and the location on bird road. he even took several pictures and video. he says that when he brought them to management, they made his life heck and that is why he says he's taking them to court. hairs. i mean, those are serious problems. >> the pictures allegedly show conditions that versailles and the other restaurant. >>

. >> and double trouble when two i'm cheat meteorologist betty davis, it is chilly out there, i will let you know what kd of temperatures you will wake up to. >> a dog dumped and now people are pitching in to find it a new home, find out how you can help after the break. >> and monday at 6:00. >> a law abiding citizens is putting guns on the street. >> you won't believe how easily guns are gettingng in the wrong hands, janine stanwood on how to home safe home, monday at 6:00. >> an an bay donned dog has found a place to call home for now at an animal hospital after being found dumped in a miami neighborhood. his name is joey, and he had been set one a cardboard box. >> anchor: after a few cold nights some neighbors gave him a little love and the animal recovery mission stepped in. >> anchor: maybe he is a little nothing a bag of treats can't cure. we met joey and hisew digs inside alton road animal hospital, his old digs looks like this, abandoned five daysago on a street coroner miami's spring garden neighborhood. >> we don't know who left him. >> we think that's the cruelest thick,

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. >> laurie: chief meteorologist betty davis is here with the details on it all. >> reporter: hi, everyone. after surveying the damage today the national weather service did determine that at its peak the tornado had wis 90-100 mph. that is how they rated it. we are tracking the doppler and no severe rainfall and still the back edge of the batch of rain and heavy rain at that clinging to the coast line of broward. but that should be moving away. miami in the clear for now. also tracking showers over the showers up to the west/southwest and move to the east/northeast and that means even overnight we could have passing showers. some of them may be a little gusty. in the morning we maintain the chance for showers. but it looks like the afternoon hours will provide the stability and e setup as a cold front closes in for more possibly severe weather. so gusting winds. still can't rule out a tornado. you should just go to bed knowing that more stormy weather is in e forecast for tomorrow and your weather authority will be here tracking it. calvin? >> calvin: thanks, betty. >>> a missing teen tur

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seem as though it would let up at all >> calvin: we turn now to our chief certified meteorologist betty davis on the latest with what isoing to happen this week, especially after today. together. saturday night temperatures crash. got it? saturday night get ready. for now, though, we're tracking what's left of the rainfall, one final band, if you will,oming across right now. this is about to exit the area between marinated and islamorada, so more dry timeahead for the keys, for the overseas highway. miami-dade, look at this little band of showers now starting to close in on downtown miami in the next few minutes. the winds maybe a little gusty with this as it continues to push off toward the east, so we're n quite didn't you rainfall, even around hollywood and fort lauderdale there is still rainfall in the area, too, but this all sweeping off toward the east before we finally start to usher in some drier weather out there. so what to expect by the evening? by 7:00 tonight less rain. tomorrow a brisk west breeze, drier, cooler weather, and then come sunday morning chilly w wh our low temperatu

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