breeze anywhere betwewe eight and 10 miles per hour. 69 in pompano beach. a coolest spot is kendall at 68 degrees. these temperatures are two and 11 degrees tarmer than what we woke up to yesterday. we'll continue to warm up. nice and mild thoavment these temperatures right around seasonal for this time of year.

and island naichlingts the majority going to havana and third spread betwewe 9 other cities which means more options. fernando hadn't seen his wife and daughter for 10 years. and news of the new flight has him hopeful he may be able to reconnect with other family members like his mother an brother. tourism still not allowed under the agreement. u.s. system must clarify with the state deputy the reason for going to cuba under 12 approved categories like visiting famimi. the brother just one of hundreds of thousands of passengers who already fly between cuba and miami international every year an hoping more commercial flights will lead to more reunion like theirs. not me because i don't want to go back to cuba. >> officials saying this agreement should nono affect how existing charter flights operate. reporting at miami international airport 7 news night team. >>> now onn just one station. video of shooting suspect wantedor opening fire outside carol city senior high school. reagan arrested this afternoon. 19-year-old who police say is a member of opa-locka gang is accused of opening fire

. >>> these kids in china find themselves betwewe a rock and a hard place. quite literally. they believe these two children were out playing, stepped into you see firefighters workikg tirelessly to try to get them out. you see them start to take the wall apart brick by brick. it's pretty intense. >> i'm glad they didn't fall into this gap from a height. it looks like they were just trying to scoot and play hide and seek. >> but still a scary situation for these kids to be in. >>> they pick them up and pull them out. relieved and still shaken up byy all of this. >> what i'm shocked at is that they both got in there. how did they both fit? >> it's easy to see how something like this could have happened. took them about a half hour to get them out. luckily they're safe.- >>> it took about an hour in brazil for these rescuers to free this dog. >> people in the area heard moans and figured out it was coming from the sewer and called emergency crews. >> whoa. >> waiting for a little chihuahua to come out, not this thing. unfortunately the dog is blind and has several other illness

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breeze anywhere betwewe eight and 10 miles per hour. 69 in pompano beach. a coolest spot is kendall at 68 degrees. these temperatures are two and 11 degrees tarmer than what we woke up to yesterday. we'll continue to warm up. nice and mild thoavment these temperatures right around seasonal for this time of year. upper 70s right where we should be this time of year. i'll have a lot more on the weekend forecast coming up. >> julie, thank you so much. >>> i-95 looking pretty good thisorning. if you're traveling north on the i, we had some closures in place between miami gardens drive all the way north to sheridan street. from this location here, this is just north of the glades, we're not seeing any delays reported and a closer look at our traffic data here, , lot showing the roadways are very clear. we're hearing repor of a hit and run crash on i-95 soulhbound at ives dairy road. really shouldn't be affecting our travel speeds at all. those speeds clocking in per hour. let's go to 595 with morning. if you're traveling on 595 eastbound starting at i-75 cruisin

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a rift betwewe -- the queen's corgis. the dog breed she is famously fond of. >> there were fights. fights between the dogs. but between the dogs. pet psychologist, roger mugford, calmed the corgis down sorting ououthe hierarchy, a lot like how the e yals work. he discovered a possible reason for the dischord. the corgis were at each other's throats at the same time the royal family were at each other's throats over the breakdown of princess diana and prince charles' marriage. >> when you are distracted by at fairs of state and other things going on within the family as theyeyere at that time with princess diana situation. >> reporter: the royal dogs life seem like the royal family's life. pampered. eat off good crockery. >> bells are leftovers. silver dish here. and a cracked piece of porcelain there. >> mother. daughter. >> reporter: another way the royal corgis are like the royal family. the royal line of people are direct descendants of a single person, queen victoria. direct descendants of a top dog as well. at the palace as in dogs and in people it seems breeding counts. mark

but in betwewe was a brotherhood. ioved it. >> i thought there was an irony. you write thatt first, the star trek conventions, all that that happened after the show, you both were kind of like not sure you wanted to be a part of all that. but it was through doing those appearances that you really bonded. not as much during the show, but after, that you became close.e. >> that's exactly right. so many shows, i notice for example, you had "friends" on earlier earlier, that's extraordinary, for people to remain friends after the show has been -- is over. usually, you're the best friends whatever the show is, and then when the show is over, stste, film, series, you say, i'll see you tomorrow, and you don't because life takes you apart. in many ses, you never see each other again. in this case, fate threw us together with all these appearances. and the films we did. we became very close. >> you were very different, weren't you? >> well, they say your cells change every seven years, so on. >> you were honest in the book because toward the end of his life, you write