>> somewhat. >> carlos: the case drew national attention back in 2007 in great part because the boynton beach police department staged a crime scene and recorded dip lete east reaction the date of supposed murder. now, she was convicted of first degree murder back in 2014 and was sentenced to 20 years in prison but the verdict was overturned on appeal over questions about the jury and then she was set to be retried. >> his testimony is not only a violation of constitutional rights of ms. dippolito but it's a clear violation ofon beac. >> carlos: the informanttook the stand that had wanted husbandnd then thent need toe than 300 timesset this up meeting, and evidcehone records which these hundreds of phone that w now, will the fir next part of thi at that point t believe the not these charges will droppe tonight in west palm beach, i'm carlos suarez, local10 news. >> laurie: like a movie coming to life there. >> calvin: still to come, plan said she's throwing her support behind donald trump. >> laurie: plus, ben carson temporarily suspends his campaign. look for tails at 6:30. >> betty: i

. >> boynton beach, florida, is a bedroom community, located between two cities, fort lauderdale andest palm beach. with its waterways, manicured lawns, and tall palm trees dotting the landscape, it's a beautiful place to settle down and raise a family. >> we moved in this neighborhood about 16 years ago. we moved in the house when it was brand new. it seems to be a very nice community. lots of children around. lots of activities for the children to do. and it seems to be generally warm, and everybody seems to know other people. >> reporter: but although the community promotes a sense of peace and tranquility, like most places, it also has an underside. >> we have everything from the low-income drug crimes all the way up to white-collar frauds. >> and one spring morning jean's home becomes a boynton beach crime statistic. burglars crawl through a doggie door located in the kitchen. they think no one sees them. but miles away, someone is watching. >> i was at the office. i wasn't there. i was watching a live video feed of my house. and there was a man in my house, and he was robbing m

. >> reporter: coming from you in south palm drive here in boynton beach. a scary night for folks in this house. it all started because of the it was very popular this christmas season. it was plugged in charging, it burst into flames. a neighbor got a fire distinguisher and tried to put it out. >> before i knew it, the front door was open and the flames were coming out. >> what were you thinking? >> i was hoping that the house didn't blow up. >> reporter: and from what we're gathering from other neighbors, apparently a popular hoverboard is popular at this house. other kids got them and this fire is under investigation. >> george: today probably felt the >> danner: well, george is going to show you a beautiful view of the sunset, but -- >> george: many of our viewers -- >> danner: sometimes things get crazy in the weather center. >> george: i'll show you what we're talking about. the sky has fallen. >> danner: if you're standing on your head, you can see this picture. >> george: this was what the like. and we have a picture from kathy hudson. you can send

stay with us for continuing coverage of campaign 2016. our eye on the storm people in delray and boynton beach are cleaning up after a tornado yesterday. a camera chewed the tornado. you can see a delivery man standing at the door when his clothes start whipping fiercely in the wind. employees say that it was a frightening experience but grateful no one was hurt. and everybody's okay. so we're very blessed. >> the tornado en of in delray beach packed winds between 65 and 65 miles per hour. in miami-dade the problem was flooding. 2inches tough rain fell in coconut grove. >>> miami fire rescue says a 90- year-old man in a dingy was on his way to a boat when esomehow fell into the choppy water. he was able to swim to a buoy until help arrived. >>> new video this morning of federal nature preserve in oregon. the video shows law enforcement stopping ammon bundy and several followers in two vehicles a white group carrying the group's spokesman. they speed away and servers to avoid a roadblock. shortly after finicum gets out of the truck with his hands up but the 55-year-old rancher is seen rea

since yesterday in throughout the day today. possibly have the tornado near boynton beach in delray beach as well. there are reports of uprooted trees in some damage and of course national weather service will send out a survey team to confirm officially whether it here in broward county we see scattered showers around coral springs, tamarac sunrise, but a beach, fort lauderdale, i got into the station jargon early in the middle of the night and it has been raining across some of these areas continuously without a break. we're continuing to deal with moisture streaming in and the action from the south and west pines, hollywood, miami lakes, seeing heavier downpours into your neighborhood. a run at matura, north miami, little haiti and much of miami- dade county, sweetwater, miami getting soaked, coral gables, kendall, hammocks, color make, not a good idea to head out for lunch, if you have to pick up the kids from school drive safely as the roads are drenched in dangerous. we just had the rain across islamorada in key largo and no moving across big pine key. it is a mess everywhere. here

from boynton beach, florida, please welcome john trach. [cheers and applause] what's up, john?n? >> great. how are you? >> welcome. >> thank you. >> first of all, congratulations. >> thank you. >> wedding coming up. $1 million, that could help, i'm sure. is that what you would do with the money? >> [laughs] well, about that.

delray beach near boynton beach. it was an ef-0. some downed trees in that area. a lot more on that coming up. back to you. >>> tonight, social view on 6 features all of the pictures and videos that you see from our viwers as well as crews covering the weather and what they've been posting on social media throughout the day. our live team coverage tas us to delray beach where lura rodriguez has the latest. >> reporter: very strong winds rlier today. a tornado touched down right near st.mary's anglican church. the staff members showed us some surveillance video that caught the tornado touching down in their courtyard. this happened around 1:50 in cleanup went very quickly here, but there's still some debris scattered across the parking lot. >> i heard this huge noise. >> reporter: tornado touchdown. staff members at st. mary's anglic church believe it hit right in the middle of their courtyard. >> i did not expect a tornado here. >> reporter: take a look at this man making a delivery for the bishop. pants blowing in the wind. as the administrative assistant opens t

damaging portionsf delray beach to boynton beach. minor roof damagend we've had coverage all morning long on it. we'll continue to keep you posted. now that that front hascleared, i'm happy to tell you the north wind will provide for abeautiful day. what a difference a day kes. high pressure will continue to provide for a beautiful forecast. with that said we are expecting the wind to pick up so we have a small craft advisory expected for you beach-goers and boaters. please be safe out there. tomorrow we're tking temperatures, overnight lows in the 50s. that's right. you'll need those sweaters and jackets for your saturday morning. we'll have a gradual warming trd as we status next week. savela, how are you? >> good morning, julie. and happy friday, south florida. no major zen to tell you about. this is in miami-dade county, i-95. if you're going on the highway from northwest 95th street, you can't becausep the onramp season closed so take 10 rd street. let's take you now into -- whoops, little bit of an issue here. all lanes are clo

those million dollar tickets bought in davie, north west miami-dade, cutler bay, boca raton, boynton beach and key west. >>> a someone somehow fell on the bicycle and part of the bike became lodged in her head. derek shore has more. >>> i kept hearing it again and again, then it dawned on me it was help me, help me. >>reporter: at that very moment mary gates knew she needed to door here on cleveland street. the woman named bonnie was in bad shape in her garage. she fell on a bike. >>reporter: mary called hollywood fire rescue who discovered bonnie h fallen on the bicycle in the worst day. >> she said it was her skull. >>reporter: firefighters spent more than an hour using the jaws of life to remove the majority ofhe bicycle and a neighbor says he will liky never forget it it. >>> a piece of the axle and they took her away with that attached into her head. >>reporter: yes, bonnie was rushed to the hospital wh a bike part still impaled in her head but alive thanks to some neighbors who jumped in to help after a gruesome,izarre accident. >> we're all looking out for each other. >>report

also some tree damage reported in boynton beach before it finanay moved off shore toward boynton inlet. an ef-0 today and yesterday in broward county an ef-1 tornado. not wanting to see more of that but we cannot rule it out once get our second round moving through later tonight but at least for now we are catching a eak around miami as that big batch of rain and showers has now shifted off over the atlantic waters, just a few sprinkles still down toward the upper keys. we're in the clear for now harn investigate. but here's that next band taking aim at naples, and that band occurring just ahead of a cold front, a colol front that has to ususinally clear out. we know the front haas hasn't moved through. number one we still have arena ahead of it and our winds are still coming in from the southwest sustained about 10 t t 20 miles an hour. so we're waiting on that wind shift to move in from the northwest because that will allow some drier, cooler air to work into the area, and once the front pushes through and we get in a northwest wind, temperatures will fall. so the cool air, it's goin

times in south florida, the million in davey, twice in northwest miami dade, harper bay, boca raton, boynton beach and key west. >> anchor: new at 11:00, a freak accident leaving a 70-year-old woman in the hospital after she falls on a bicycle, and part of the bike lodges right into her head. where some of her neighbors are being lled heros tonight. that's right, a really incredible story. that woman would be rushed here after neighbors discovered her after a fall, a fall that would actually impale a piece of bicycle into her head. >> i kept hearing again and again, and then it dawned on me that it was help me, help me. >> at that moment, mary yates knew she needed to act, running to her neighbor's home next door the woman in her 70's was in bad need of help, oen the ground, in her garage. >> she fell on a bike. and all i could see was i could looked like it was full of blood. >> she called hollywood fire rescue that discovered that bonnie has fallen in that boying in the worst way. the wheel becoming lodge in her head. >> she said it was her skull. >> firefighters spent more than an hour us

cutler day, boca raton boynton bay and key west. this is what you will be playing for saturday night, a measly $40 million. remember local10 news is the only station where you can catch the numbers come in live. the next drawing is this saturday on local10 news at 11:00. >> and now to breaking news, all flights are now back on schedule, but there were departure delays for jetblue passengers here in south florida. the airlines' computer system stopped working at hole international airport and faced delays and flight cancellations. jetblue used social media to let its passengers know what was going on. the airlines' website was also down today, but it has been restored laurie and calvin with jetblue's computer system. once again all flights are back on schedule. >> we have breaking news coming out of chicago now. a judge has ordered the release of video that shows a teenager shot and killed by police. let's get back to janine in the newsroom with the latest on this. laurie, this video just released shows the 2013 shooting death of 17-

from boynton beach, florida, please welcome john trach. [cheers and applause] what's up, john?ow you doing, man? >> great. how are you? >> welcome. >> thank you. >> first of all, congratulations. >> thank you. >> wedding coming up. $1 million, that could help, i'm sure. is that what you would do with the money? >> [laughs] well, about that. actually, what i want to do is, i want to take the million dollars, buy some crazy-expensive exotic car, go to europe, and they have this thing called the gumball 3000. have you heard of this? >> okay, yeah, i've heard of that, yeah. >> all right, it's a 3,000-mile car race all across europe. you have billionaires, millionaires zipping across the country in a car race to the finish. that's my dream. that's what i'm putting the money on. >> i love that. i am on board. >> thank you. you can come. >> and i'll even come with you for $1 million. >> i love it. >> let me tell you what you're up against. i support this idea. 14 questions from $500 all the way up to $1 million. [applause] every question you answer correctly moves you one step closer

people in delray beach and boynton beach are cleaning up after a small tornado blew through the area y. a surveillance camera at the st. mary's church caught the a man's clothes started whipping fierce lynn the wind employees say it was a frightening experience but they are grateful no one was hurt. >> it's all physical. it's all external. and everybody's okay. so we're very blessed. >> the tornado in delray beach packed winds between 65 and 85 miles per hour. >>> meanwhile in miami-dade the problem was flooding. locals say that this type of a 90-year-old man in a dingy was on his way to a boat when efell into the water. he was able to swim to abbyy until help arrived. >>> the video released by the fbi showsway stopping ammon bundy and several followers in two vehicles. a white truck, carrying the group's spokesman finicum speeds away and swerves to miss a roadblock the shortly after finicum gets out of truck worth his hands up but the 55- year-old rancher is seen reaching for his jacket one oregon trooper was forced to open fire. finicum was filled. they found alouded handgun in his

it happened in "hypoluxo" which is just north of "boynton beach". wildlife officials came and got the five foot black tip shark out. the woman who discovered told authorities, she saw two young men running from the pool area. police are investigating. 3 ((jen)) she just wanted to do something nice. she didn't expect, she would save her life!((walter)) how one man paid back a good deed... and became a hero! 3 ((walter and... tickled pink! why this little girl got *so excited at a football game. people stopped paying attention to the gridiron, and focused on her. we've been covering storm damage this morning... now the next weather concern... cold weather coming in. and that's just the beginning... it's gonna get colder as the week goes on. fox-13's lindsay milbourne is watching the new fronts come in, and we'll find out exactly *how cold it's gonna get from her, in just a 3 hero. one woman's generosity saved her life. ((walter)) because the from her burning home. russell is here with more on this amazing story. 3 ((russell)) a grand-mother, generous

from boynton beach, florida, please welcome john trach. [cheers and applause] what's up, john?? >> great. how are you? >> welcome. >> thank you. >> first of all, congratulations. >> thank you. >> wedding coming up. $1 million, that could help, i'm sure. is that what you would do with the money? >> [laughs] well, about that. actually, what i want to do is,

from boynton beach, florida, please welcome john trach. [cheers and applause] what's up, john? doing, man? >> great. how are you? >> welcome. >> thank you. >> first of all, congratulations. >> thank you. >> wedding coming up. $1 million, that could help, i'm sure. is that what you would do with the money? >> [laughs] well, about that. actually, what i want to do is, i want to take the million dollars, buy some crazy-expensive exotic car, go to europe, and they have this thing called the gumball 3000. have you heard of this? >> okay, yeah, i've heard of that, yeah. >> all right, it's a 3,000-mile car race all across europe. you have billionaires, millionaires zipping across the country in a car race to the finish. that's my dream. that's what i'm putting the money on. >> i love that. i am on board. >> thank you. you can come. >> and i'll even come with you for $1 million. >> i love it. >> let me tell you what you're up against. i support this idea. 14 questions from $500 all the way up to $1 million. [applause] every question you answer correctly moves you one step closer to tha

. >>> people in delray beach and boynton beach are cleaning up after a small tornado blew through the area yesterday morning. a surveillance camera at the st. mary's church in delray captured the tornado alzheimer's it swept through. employees say it was a frightening experience but they are grateful no one was hurt. >>> authorities say at least four people are still occupying a federal wildlife refuge in oregon. fbi officials released new video of the violent traffic stop that killed the group spokesman. those remaining say they'll leave the refuge if officers assure them they won't be arrested f caught on camera a serial robber in action. take a close look at this man captured on surveillance video. surf side police say he targeted elderly shoppers when we have learned the same person also victimized a 94-year-old world war ii set ran in -- veteran in pine correctest crest -- pine crest. we spoke to two of the latest victims in this exclusive. >> reporter: surf side of police say surveillance tape captures the serial robber darting through a public supermarket in october and scourin

dollar tickets were bout twice, in davey, twice in northwest miami dade, harper bay, boca raton, boynton beach and key west. >> anchor: new at 11:00, a freak woman in the hospital after she falls on a bicycle, and part of the bike lodges right into her head. where some of her neighbors are being called heros tonight. that's right, a really incredible story. that woman would be rushed here after neighbors discovered her after a fall, a fall that would actually impale a piece of bicycle into her head. >> i kept hearing again and again, and then it dawned on me that it was help me, help me. >> at that moment, mary yates knew she needed to act, running to her neighbor's home next door the woman in her 70's was in bad need of help, oen the ground, in her garage. >> she fell on a bike. and all i could see was i could see her feet, her happened looked like it was full of blood. >> she called hollywood fire rescue that discovered that bonnie has fallen in that boying in the worst way. >> she said it was her skull. >> firefighters spent more than an hour using the jaws of live to remove the major

jessica boynton is watching your first alert traffic. >> with err in hamilton around 295 around 195, no problems, barely a car in sight, and if you are around this yar you might be trying to head to the new jersey transit train station, good to go there as well, no delays with mass transit. as for some construction, this is due to an earlier accident on route 70 out in cherry hill, new jersey, on the westbound side between haden field road and can you tell better boulevard, the right lane is closed because of this. >> route 202 we had an earlier accident here as well northbound right at the skew kill expre expressw expressway. you can see our time times are okay. approaching the skew kill northbound or southbound -- quite an assignment for vice president joe biden, he will be in philadelphia for his first official stop for a newly announced mission to cure cancer. we are live in university city to explain. >> reporter: as you can ex imagine mrs. a lot of buzz around the vice president's visit to university city later today. for one it puts philadelphia on the map as the hub for cance

jessica boynton watching traffic. >> north philadelphia we do have an accident on fifth street north and southbound closing that around hunting park avenue. you can see that intersection right in here. really you can have a whole -- a buchl of different at nats, front street, the boulevard or pretty much going around the block or following those local dee tours around the area police have posted and you will be fine. the rest of the areas around there we are all still in the green. here is the 42 freeway at route 41, no problems yet. northbound drive time only a five minute trip. if you're headed northbound towards philadelphia you see the flashing lights of philadelphia right there on the top left-hand corner so you will have no problems doing that. >>> today vice president joe biden will be in philadelphia on a mission that hits very close to home. he's working to cure cancer. katie jake ri is live at the hospital at the university of pennsylvania with more. >> reporter: leaders from the various hospitals here in university city as well as the research institutions here they all ha

. >> we are joined by robert boynton. he is the author of the book invitation only zone, the true story of north korean product. it's a fascinating but disturbing story. how all the people were kidnapped. we should say first it's possible many were kidnapped. it was a lot of south koreans. >> this was a global abduction project. in the 50s and '60s, there were mainly fishermen, japanese, people from lebanon, from romania, other parts of asia, this was a truly global production project. the title of the book refers to the communities where some of these people live, which were the guarded communities that were thinly veiled. >> correct. these were guarded communities, gated communities, and the north koreans have a fine sense of language. if you put a sign on something saying this is a place into which one must receive an invitation, north koreans know to stay away. the back describes something out of twilight. the north koreans thought they could use the foreigners they'd kidnap for their own purposes. >> it's hard to bri

yesterday her ex-husband, the man who first went to police told a judge he was pressured by boynton investigators. mohammed says police told him he could be prosecuted if he didn't cooperate. dahlia's defense team believe that's enough to get the charges against her dropped. >>> wait until you hear from the oscars host chris rock as more and more celebrities vow to boycott the warytdz show over a lack of diversity among nominees. there are more calls for rock to bow out of the hosting gig. rapper 50-cent urging rock on instagram "you mean a lot man, other celebrities say they won't attend or watch the actors after only white actors were nominated for awards. you can watch the academy awards here on your abc action news station on february 28th and of course we'll be here the next morning to break down all the winners and biggest moments. >>> 6:52 now. one of the most popular musicals returns to tampa tonight. >> "the lion king" is going to be at the straz center. the theater says good seats are still available for evening performances this week. ticket prices start at $35. the show will play at t

not put it to a vote because not enough >>> and a hearing was held yesterday in the retrial of a boynton beach woman accused of hiring an under cover police officer to kill her husband. dalia dippoto was accused of solicitation to commiturder. in 2014 a court of appeals reversed that decision. in yesterday's hearing dalia dippolito's attorney questioned her former lover. the defense is arguing he only came forward about thelot because police forced him to do sonchts the testimony today because of the under cover informant established that he was pressured, coerced, intimidated and threatened to be prosecuted unless he tipped in this investigation. >> police say dippolito hired an under cov officer who was posing as a hit man to kill her now ex-husband. she says she only did that thinking she was taping a reality tv show. begin on the 23rd. >>> haiti in turmoil as the rougheroffpresidential elections approach. thousands of demonstrators flooding the streets setting things on hire, hurling rocks and chanting get your guns ready. >>> the video posted on facebook yesterday shows a freedom of

. >>> a police pursuit in boynton beach ended with a car flipped right upside down. four people in custody. that driver lost control and crashed into a tree during the pursuit. moments before that crash, police say one of the people inside threw a shotgun out of the car. two men and t women inside. destroying evidence. the other is charged with possession of crack cocaine.& >>> we are still waiting to learn what charges a girl will be facing after a student was stabbed on a school bus. police say it started as an argument among pepper high school students lauderhill and estimated into a teen boy being stabbed. treated for nonlife-threatening injuries. late last night lauderhill police confirmed that unidentified girl had been charged in connection with that attack. >>> and a search continues for a gunman involved in a deadly shooting that left threeeople dead in lake banned. deputies say they responded to reports of a shooting along east magnolia drive. two women and a man were found dead. a fourth victim shot in the face and taken to the hospital. anyone with inform

never could get it open and that is the tested wildlife officials question this picture a man from boynton beach says he snapped a shot early this week see what appears to be a boa constrictor coiled around a coyote. but was considered to be rare in the wild and experts say the constructors have been known to eat canines, they are determining whether the shot is actually real. >>> continuing to follow the latest donald trump decision to skip the debate tonight. of the event he's holding instead that is miles away from the debate site. >>> how brazilian government is working to keep guests coming to the olympics is safe from the zika virus. this tower camera shot is driven by toyota of orlando and a live look of downtown orlando. soupy today as we track rain in parts of central florida. certified meteorologist brian shields has the latest from >> heavy rain starting to work in. we will see that the next few hours in spots right through the evening drive a gloomy day. we expect the 2-day event but by tonight we get changes. the rest of today. the rain and storms. right around 68 so we will t

. >>> a retrail of a boynton beach woman accused of hiring an unr cover police officer. a courttttttttttttttt appeals reversed that. in yesterday's hearing dalia dippolito questioned herp former lover. >> the testimony today informant established that he was pressured, coerced, intimidated and threatened to be prosecuted unless he continued in this investigation. >> police say that dippolito hired an undercover officer who was posing as a hit man at the time to kill her now ex-husband. she says she only did that thinking she was taping a reality tv show. her trial is set to begin on may 23rd. >>> we have more of this video coming up next. >>> and new overnight a dog mauli investigation. central florida police forced to shoot a number of dogsfter they go on the attack inside an apartment. >>mrs. new video of haiti unrest. ahead of the election the protests are forcing cruise lines to just their itineraries. we'll explain who and where. and jackets. a cooler morning is expected. we're expecting a warmup from heree on out. lots to talk about in the forecast. i'll see you ri

boca, boynton beach, key west. no word who the winners are right now, but of course stores like this, if you take eye look out live, this 7-eleven off weston road in davie they will also get a cut for selling one of those million dollar tickets. live tonight in davie, i'm andrew perez, local10 news. >> the secretary of the u.s. department of energy came to south florida today to get a firsthand lo at fdl's system control center. as local10 scott tongin reports security was tight. >> today u.s. secretary of energy announced a new energy initiative in front of a jaw dropping technological system. florida smart grid control center. >> as a matter of fact the video port behind us is the largest video wall in the entire nation. of our entire infrastructure and this video wall gives us technological capabilities we've never had before. >> this is the very first time cameras have been allowed inside the observation room of florida power and light's smart grid control center. it really is a technological marvel. they're ab

heavy rain over portions of northern broward and that earlier shower and thunderstorm activity over boynton bea is finally start to push offshore. heavy rain over hallandale, i-95, northwest 119th street. we will continue to watch these because t these cells, you can see, producing heavy rains and winds over the everglades and botox treats symptoms of leaking, going too often, ana the strong sudden need to go. ask your urologist if botox can help calyour bladder and reduce your daily leakage episodes. the effects of botox may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, loss of bladder control or muscle weakness can be a sign of a life-threatening condition. don't take botox if you can't empty your bladder on your own or have a urinary tract infection, or uti. side effects may include allergic reactions, injection site pain, fatigue, uti, tell your doctor your medical history. . >>> all right, we are tracking own more breaking news volving the weather. >> constance: there is floodin

there's a storm going offshore and by the way, there's a confirmed tornado near the beach -- boynton beach area. that energy is going offshore. this is an energetic system right here and look how the snow and rain showers are starting to expand over the eastern great lakes. look how the snow showers start to blossom. if it's 9:00 to 11:00 in the morning, well north and west. by late morning into the midday, close to lunchtime, snow showers and even some rain showers around as temperatures around 40. so the roadways would just be wet, the thing is if these squalls come through, especially the northern suburbs visibility could briefly go down and look nasty for 15 minutes and then it leaves and then the gusty winds come in and when we are going home tomorrow evening, when we are looking at temperatures 32 to 37 and winds are gusting to 40, it will feel like 20s. by the way, accumulation pretty unlikely, may be in the highest elevations of the area, but this is just some of the areas north and west that we might see just a brief dusting if the snow comes down heavy enough in overnight,

to boynton beach where a different robber got away in this white car. a man entered a gents bank and put a note against the glass of a teller's wiow saying he had a bomb. he was last seen wearing sunglasses, lay techs gloves and a large landscaping hat. if you have information on either of these crimes please call police. >>> let's take you outside right now. it is gorgeous out there. look at this live shot from hollywood beach. folks were on their bikes again, the hats were out tow stop the blinding sun, and we love it. that man is walking with ski poles. kind of doing both. >> calvin: if there's any day to play hooky, it is today. you know what i mean? >> laurie: the come on, the three of us thought of it. i had that fleeting moment. didn't you, betty? >> betty: we need to frame this moment right here, take little picture because tomorrow you're going to need this to remind you of how beautiful south florida. oh, yeah, we have some changes to talk about. 78 degrees right now in miami. temperatures so not disappointing today. everyone getting up intthe

down rated an ef-0 so a weak tornado winds from 65 to 85 miles an hour, damage from delray beach to boynton beach and ocean ridge. downed. now, whattre we expecting for the rest of the day or tonight? showers or storms still possible, and then the in morning we start to turn drier and cooler behind the actual coldront and that sets us up for a nice afternoon and a beautiful weekend but first we've got to get through the evening. i'll be back in a few minutes with a lot more. >> laurie: as we mentied severe storms causing damage this after so let's get to local10 news reporter hatzel vela in del rau beach where that toado touched down. >> hatzel: and, laurie, you can tell you we're going to show you surveillance video at the moment when this happened but before i have to tell you there's some crews still behind the church cleaning up a lot of the downed trees. here at the front end of the church you can see a lot of the limbs that came down with that ef-0 tornado, and in terms of structural damame these folks are really thankful that this is the most they've gotten. you can see the fence, ho

. >>> and a police pursuit in boynton beach endied with the car flipping upside down and four people are now in custody. the driver lost control, that car flipped crashing into a tree during the pursuit. moments before the crash, police say one of the people inside threw had a shotgun out of car. there were two men, two women inside that car. one woman is facing a charge of the other is charged with possession of crack cocaine. >> victor: the search continues for a gunman involved in a shooting that left three people dead in lakeland. deputies say they responded to reports of a shooting along east magnolia drive wednesday. two women and had a man found dead, a fourth victim shot in the face had to be the taken to the hospital. anyone with information is urged to call police. >> janine: two people are facing animal cruelty charges after a kitten died following a botched declawing operation. police say carpal turned to geronimo gonzalez who along with another man performed a procedure on her kitten. she claims she thought gonzalez was' veterinarian but police say she knew he what is no

never knew of their efforts would be successful or not. , john lewis, a million boynton, and nor -- dorian ladner, marched across the edmonton bridge not knowing if they would he met with accommodation or more of the armed resistance. and yet, what they knew, which led to what they did, was that whatever the cost, they must march forward. there was no other way to go. thiss been ever true in country, a nation described both by and for the people, that the future, the future has always whoined -- belong to those dare to imagine it. to those who decide to hold it. and, to those who is often protected from those who might tear down. that is why it is incumbent upon all of us here today, upon all of our partners run the country, every citizen of the united states, all those under the sound of my voice, all of those who hear this feature hear about devote ourselves to the perfection of our union. to devote ourselves to the continuation of dr. king's gauze and we dedicate ourselves to the journey still to come. it does when you honor dr. king's life and legacy, we must renew our commitment to th

. >> the boynton neighborhood is considered the most included zip code in michigan. about it saying the crisis shows that black lives do not matter. she joins us now from detroit. thanks for being with us. the governor apologizing, you heard him there. is that too little too late? >> absolutely. we've had a culture of dismissal in terms of black people saying you know what, we're hurting, we're dying, we're possibly dying and there's been nothing done. an apology is not good enough. actually, i think the governor should resign and i think that they need to completely work the department of environmental -- our viral department, because it is not working in terms of issuing complaints. they've been very dismiss i have with us also, just like in flint. i am shocked by what's happening in flint, but not surprised. that's kind of a pathetic situation. when we complain about things going on in my community, for instance, the state now wants to increase pollution by over 20 tups and we're already an overburdened community and the e.p.a. has said we should not have anymore

john lewis and amelia boynton and others chose to take that first step onto the edmund pettus bridge, knowing what they would face, they choseing to step forward. time and again. no matter how tired or bloodied they were, the men and the women and the children of the civil rights movement summoned their courage. they leaned on their faith and they chose to taking that next step. even without knowing what lay ahead. and so my friends, as we come here today to celebrate the life of dr. king and as we seek to apply his lessons to the challenges that we face today, here's the question facing all of us. what will we choose? what will we choose? when we witness discrimination against others, what will we choose when we see the right to vote rolled back, what will we choose? when we hear voices saying that we should be satisfied with the progress that we've made, you've come stow so far, look how much you've achieved. look who's in the white house, when we hear people telling us that it's time to stop, what will we choose? will we choose to remain silent? will we choose to stand aside and qu

yesterday we had reports of an ef-1 drnd outside of miami and 6 inches of rainfall in boynton beach and the same setup today. it's a stalled front sitting outto the side of naples. this will be on the move later today. we are looking at the chance of more severe storms today, some could produce damaging wind gusts, torrential downpours, we could see ice latted tornadoes, as we go into tomorrow we will start to see some improvement. inches of rain is possible within some of those heavier downpours especially as we go into the afternoon. we have some lake-effect snow starting to develop through michigan and into western new york and pennsylvania, ohio seeing some of that as well in the northeast still continuing with lots of melting and through the middle of the country nice and quiet temperatures in the 40s and r50s. that's a look at the cl weather across the country the local forecast will come up.weather across the country the local forecast will come up. >>i don't need some kid telling me how to run a business!50s. that's a look at the weather across the country the local forecast wil

jack, thanks so much for joining us from beautiful -- >> market always looks better from boynton beach. >> come on down. >> kristina, thanks for coming in. >> thank you. >> go to powerlunch.cnbc.com right now to see why jack is betting on the consumer. that's powerlunch.cnbc.com. >>> we are getting more clues about a very big question -- what banks have the largest exposure to down oil prices and specifically maybe bad energy company debt. kayla tausche has gotten some answers and she joins us with the details. >> we've gotten some piecemeal data here and there, but banks like to give us very niche numbers to describe what this exposure is. but richard ramsden, the analyst who covers the banks over at goldman sachs, put together a nice snapshot, apples to apples comparisons based on what we know from earnings season about what each bank has outstanding. bank of america has the most in debt that it has already funded to the oil and gas sector, about $21.3 billion. citigroup is next, just more than $20 billion. followed by wells fargo, $17 billion. jpmorgan chase $14 billion. we should n