glenna, thanks a lot. glenna will continue to bring us live coverage from iowa ahead of monday's caucus, and more live reports stay with local10 and worldnous tonight coming up at a 6:30. >>>janine: time now for our daily check on the evening rush. local10 traffic reporter jenise fernandez has more. >>>>enise: if you know someone who takes i-95 northbound,-under wondering why they're lappet coming home, it could be because they're stuck at northwest 125th street@ but we are seeing pretty big backups. again i-95 northbound northwest 125th street with speeds right now clocking in at 11 miles per hour. anit's pretty much the same story for the palmetto pressway, some heavy delays here as well heading north on northwest 5th street. two lanes are blocked. speeds there are clocking in at hey, your southbound les, that's your stop-and-go traffic. it's slow-moving there as well, 11 miles per hour. and as we cruise on up to broward coun we are watching this accident on i-95 sohbound. this is right around 595, some

i'm glenna milberg live at turkey point tonight, local10 news. >> calvin: glenna, thanks a lot. >> laurie: we know everything out there is cool tonight because it is chilly. >> calvin: and the temperatures' going to be falling again we understand, betty. we have to get our mittens and gloves and boots. >> betty: nice scarf, fur. we'll probably see fur action by wednesday morning. right now, miami, the night is upon us and temperatures are starting to drop off a touch. we made it into the lower 70s this afternoon. 60s, including miami where it's 69. fort lauderdale, look at you already 67. pompano beach same story trip. the forecast for the evening will, we'll have some clouds around and it's going to be cool by. by 10:00 tonight low to midsection probably popping up in many of your be neighborhoods. wind at this point between fort lauderdale and miami north-northeast. by tomorrow morning more north-northwest. and essentially another batch of cool air spillin on in and that means cool temperatures that want to have some staying power around here. the right now i'm essentially tracking the

. >> glenna: well, because the frontrunner will be right here. hello from des moines andf donald trump anti-debate event, and you see the line islready around the block. in a couple minutes come right back. story for you. >> calvin: history in the making. all eyes on iowa tonight as the last republican presisintial debate in iowa takes place before the caucuses on monday but the frontrunner won't be there. donald trump has declined this invitation from this debate. >> laurie: instead he's going to be holding his own news conference at the very same time, and our own reporter glenna milberg is ready. she's live in des moines with the crowds. glenna. full-on-event. this is not a pity party. oh, no, this ising n. aur face trumpness event, a fundraiser for veterans but absolutely the anti-debate.there are a new protesters here at drake university in des moines, very few. we can count them on one hand, one, two, three, four, but take a look at the line to get into the trump eveve which starts in about an hour. it is already around the block. the doors

and local10 news reporter glenna milberg was able to take a last look inside. >> glenna: laurie, calvin, what these walls inside there hold. we find out not only figuratively but literary. the owner is taking it down as you mentioned, starting tomorrow morning. they want to build bigger and better. no doubt this house belongs to a very dark but transformative history in this community. >> the head of the da showed me. >> what is all this? >> $13 million in cash. >> glenna: even before the top drug facts country got in touch, christian heard from neighbors, secret drug cartel operations that pablo escobar operated from his flamingo pink spread on the bay. neighborhood, which is very quiet and upscale, in order to conduct their business mostly on the water. >> glenna: escobar, one of history's most notorious and ruthless colombian drug lords, bought the house in 1980 -- here's the deed -- on paper $10 but escobar paid $760,000 in cash reportedly at closing. >> what was happening in that era is that miami was one of the best places to wash your money. >> glenna: you film maker billy "cocai

glenna. >> glenna: imagine being on that flight. anyone who has flown can put themselves on 1410 definitely weather-related, and the pros here will say that turbulence is probably more scary than it is dangerous, but today on flight >> it was scary, yes, it was. >> glenna: what american airlines describes as brief turbulence, passengers on flight 1410 from laguardia describe a bit more emotionally. >> people screaming? >> people were screaming, they were afraid, children were crying. >> glenna: and the pilots in the thick of it described it this way. >> 1410 flight conditions. >> glenna: the bet is sign went on, the 737 half an hour out of miami, 34,000 feet and starting decent. according to the faa the stormy conditions heading into south florida stand up a patch of turbulent aur oh vero beach. the flight landed safely. five of the 159 onbrd had to be checked out. all are okay. paramedics, though, transported wont four flight attendants. an airport officer described nose injuries. found stairs at arrivals, we discovered flight afte

glenna. >> glenna: oh, m mh more& peaceful, laurie. there were gatherings, much smaller, more violence, no destruction like we have seen over the weekend. two headline from here today. one we learned that the church is playing the role of mediator in the talks between all the move forward, and, twow they do expect to have some sort of plan by ten of this week. the end. broken glass and smashed doors at a government office just an example of haiti's price to pay from the damaging protests over the weekend. port-au-prince and other cities in dueling. crowds demanding the cancely elections can here, and here a network of opposition insisting fraud and g gernment manipulation invalidates the process, even with all the foreign observers and united nations pcessing. >> the commission didn't find any fraud. >> glenna: haiti's minister of communication insists irregularities found in october's first voting results are mistakes that can be fixed, not fraud to throw the election. erred closed door meeting today both in pairment and among stakeho

local10's glenna milberg is live at the museum site to explain. >> glenna: laurie, many people may know that the science public and private money, and until very recently the board has been saying publicly that fundraising was right on target. we now know that is not the case. today we learned that the county is coming up with a plan b because, by all account, failure not is not an option. >> you're looking over a giant gold stream chaffin 500,000-gallon tank. big fish, sharks, tuna and everything else. >> glenna: it's a construction marvel at the moment and a bayfront showcase to be science and technology. >> education remains at the heart of what we're doing. >> glea: $150 million in public money is building miami's new signature science museum, but we learned the expected 100 million more in private funding for the exhibits and corporations has come up short. >> we're not putting any general fund money into it. >> glenna: miami-dade as a mayor has told the museum's board no to moreublic money, a plan to front load 20 years worth of annual county funding already allocated to finish an

glenna joins us live from des moines. glenna. >> glenna: good afternoon, janine. it's exactly those kind of revelations that are fueling this distrust in hillary clinton as a candidate that you hear so often from her opponents, and this is something one of the things she's going to have to address and overcome now going forward at these little meetings and gatherings and rallies. up close and personal that mark what the iowa caucus is. all of the candidates have been doing that today, crisscrossing the state in different cities. hillary clinton did no in des moines this morning. what's a voter in a trump t-shirt doing at a hillary clinton appearance? >> i'm more republican than i am democrat. it's just i what happened to see the democrat side of things and what she has to say. >> glenna: des moines is a college town and young voters we even three days out from the caucus that will show the country the first signs ofpresidential preference. >> before it was called obamacare, it was called lil care, and i tried really hard to get universal coverage passed. >>>there

glenna. >> glenna: calvin, cancelleded once again because of those protests, and we learned that earlier this afternoon. too dark to see the smoke on the horizon. we c certainly smell the burning tires where we are around the city. very important to tell you that when you see the violence and the burnings concentrated in video, i think it gives a different picture. the streets are actually for the most part very normal. people are out. there is no fefe in the electorate tonight, and i wanted to make thatt very clear. that said, there have been protests throughout the d d, especially right after the announcement of the cancellation, and we were there to show that to you. i want to show you some video we shot just a little while ago. this group of protestors has was actually on their way back from the headquarters of the electoral council. that's the council in charge of the elections who decided to go ahead andnnounce the postponement today. immediately at headquarters ththe was a big gathering of protestors, although the protestors in essence g what they wanted. they wanted the cancellat

>> all this property in the name of escobar. >> glenna: mark sh that. involved in escobar's indictment and south florida home seizures. he remembers the cocaine crowds living large the in clubs and escobar's reach. >> it was deep and silent. he actually blew up the equivalent of the fbi headquarters in colombia. >> glenna: both were there to watch history as demolition began. the owners here hired treasure hunters to unearth any spoils escobar was known to hide. they found this powder. some believe it's degraded cocaine. and they talk of a stolen cylindrical safe. >> a lot of people have asked me why don't you keep the house and make it into a museum. i don't think we want to celebrate the criminals. >> glenna: tanker down the house may not tear down pablo escobar near mythic reputation. >> when did he die? 1983. and he's stillll attracting attention. >> glenna: eventually the current t ners are going to build bigger, newer, and better, right now they've got a film ew filming this whole process for a dococentary, yet another documentary on pablo escobar

glenna. >> glenna: and what pay scene it was here today. even all the neighbors came by. there were former dea agents who came by. six hours ago this started. looks like work has stopped for the day, and even as they're take can down this home onn north bay road, there are people still looking iide for the spoils of palm beach row escobar's drug empire. and they may have found tom. pablo escobar. it was under the for. and under -- under marble. four of our workers had seeee it. >> glenna: a slipped critical safe the workers strid buried. they believe it was stolen in the home that pablo escobar owned in 1980s until it was seized. the other find this bag of powder. >> the defect said9% it was cocaine. it got point where the strength is basically very, very, very low. >> glenna: the demolition has been part treasureunt, part history less op for this tony miami beach blo. they now know one of the richest richest, most iup and brutal drug pins who imported some of the billions worth his s ck docks. >> a lot of peopl asked me why don't you make it into a museum. i don't thinke

glenna milberg. i'm kind of looking forward to that monster blizzard everybody is forcasting. >> oh my goodness, okay. live in des moines, thank you so much. >> still to come, we're going to sit down with miami congressman diaz ballart. is he livid about the new rules g gden n rty y r hehebirthday. so i mowed the lawn, put up all the decorations. i thought i got everything. almost everything! you know, 1 in 10 houses could get hit by a septic disaster, and a billllf up to o $1000. but for only $7 a month, rid-x is scientifically proven to break down waste, helping you avoid a septic disaster. rid-x. the #1 brand used by septic . >> this week the obama administration issued new regulations that make it easier for u.s. companies and individuals to travel and trade with cuba. ed administration appears tohave gone about as far as it can on this without usurping the power of congress when it comes to the embargo. only congress can lift the embargo that has been in place for half a century. miami congressm

glenna millburg isive in iowa with more. glenna. >> carlos, this is a stunning number of undecided when you considered the amount of money these candidates have spent onn advertising, on the air, on television, on billboards, on the ground games, the operations they have all over iowa and all the trips they have been making over the past month. that is exactly the reason for all of this frenzied crisscrossinof all of 99 counties in the state. these candidates this weekend are trying to get as much facetime with voters as they can. >> we're feeling great. like we're going to win in. >> all this is jibber jabber if we don't win, right? >> bernie sanders. jeb bush. >> i'm here to ask you to caucus for me on monday. >> a couple of the pundits in south florida say you are going for third place in iowa, is thattrue? >> i'm trying to get as many people to vote for me as possible, in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, eventually in florida. >> reporter: the same singular mission has every presidential hopeful tr both parties trave

glenna millberg followi the buzz from iowa and good morning to you, glenna. >> todd, neki, good morning. right down to the wire. i can't even imagine that any of the candidates got any sleep last night. and it comeses right down to how much face time they can get and so they are just traveling around the state all weend. we can show you some of where they were. this video from yesterday in ames iowa and these just are time. sometimes 1,000 at a time. candidate. it's all about the face time now that the candidates can have with each and every voter. unlike the elections that we're used to at home the caucuses here are so much more personal and so much more intimate it's person to person. that means the candidates with you will at money they've spent on commercial air time, on having ground operations here. it's a face to face thing. the caucuses, the process is different for the democrats and republicans but the democrats literally go into a room and stand up in a corner for their candidates. prestingt captains. goes on there. >> once you count up who is in the group you have a rea-- >>

glenna. >> glenna: good evening, laurie, calvin. today relative quiet after what we've seen this weekend sporadic mayhem not only here in port-au-prince but all over the country. today we learn that the church is actually playing the mediator in this talking situation for both sides getting together for the last couple of days behind closed doors to try to figure out way to end this electoral mess. back to business as usual h he, if there is such a thing. but at haiti's parliament, national police guard the fore door where lawmakers meeting private to figures out a plan b should their election be invaldated. haiti eats minister of communications confirms today the church is in the role as mediator, as president michelle the collective opposing politicians figure out how to go forward with the cancelled elections and who will lead the country until the results of that voting. that role does not come without concn. >> it's very risk tow compromise the result of what is to happen. >> glenna: the stakeholders fear risk of intimidation a

glenna? >> reporter: neki, good morning. a quiet morn negligent streets of port-au-prince, not like last night. just a set up for the people who have not followed what is going on. this country is mired in confusion of how to get i democratally elected president in place. so much anger and confusion on that. andhe let me show you what we saw yesterday. crowds of violence. more so crowds just yelling and chanting, they got what they wanted with the postponement of that's what the issue was. they are so convinced that the government is rigged. and that was the anger and frustration on the streets. and the crowds in differere places and different times got rowdy enough and threw rocks at people and buildings and things. the school, a big polling place. schools here are the polling places. not just like we know themut many, many precinctsorth of voters would have voted. they would have voted here. we heard shots fired around town as the national police dispersed the crowd. and the headquarterss of the electoral council which is

glenna is live this morning with more. good morning, glenna on this sunday morning i want to let you hear what we're hearing right now. the church across the street this sunday morning. joyful noise of people praying. that is the sunday morning standard operating procedure here in port au prince. today though people were to be at the polls at. that said let me take to you one of those polling places not too far from here. this is the school o one of candidates the number two candidate who was going to boycott this runoff. this was their polling place as well.. the council so afraid that violence and violence at the polling places and torching of polling places would be too dangous for an election essentially handing protesters what they wanted. they wanted a canceled election. it continued this weekend because the protesters want even more. >> burning tires, hurling rocks continues after the violence became the reason the election council canceled the presidential runoff. >> is that empowering that technique to continue? >

. >> local 10's glenna milberg has been in port awe prince since friday report on this top see turvy progress, good to see you, good morning. what is the latest there from haiti? >> hi, michael, good morning, everyone. well, , nday morning standard operating procedure here is in church. and there are churches around where we are rightow. and in the air could you hear this sort of joyful noise of prayer and worship and that was such abeautifulfully welcome change from this spore addic violence and spore addic may hem that we have been seeing all over. i know pple have been watching these proest its, increasingly we learned that there are people who are paid to integrate these proses -- protests, largely turned dangerous and violent. and now thathese protestors have gotten what they wanted, aka the elections postponed today, well now they have increase -- increasingly new demands. >> the crowd both planned and spontaneous got loud. >> at tim frootening and dangerous. and the demands have grown. >> everybody. >> they now want president mar disz telli, the prime minister and electoral co

eliminates glenna milberg is live at the airport with the details. >> glenna: victor, imagine being on that plane.so many here at the airport could and actually were on flights where there was terrible turbulence, to hear them describe it, absolutely weather-related but for those people on 1410 even the flight attendants had to sit down and buckle up, and that's how they knew it was going to be bad. >> it was a horrible flight. i've never been in this flight -- like this before. >> glenna: people were screing, a afraid, children crying, he said. rosemary was one of the last off american flight 1410 from new york cities' laguardia. fife of the passengers were hurt badly enough in the turbulence to warrant a check there. all good there, but paramedics did i think satisfy transported one of the flight attend anthony an officer described her first around her nose area. >> it was scary. yes, it was. but thank god everybody is okay. >> glenna: everyone at this airport at fort lauderdale is swelt e. swelt audits airports in florida. south florida so weather dependent we are hearing 60 to 65 f

good morning glenna. >> reporter: good morning todd and neki. election day and haitians across thth the country might of been heading to the polls but depending on who you scrks this election was almost doomed the time it was rescheduled for the first time last month. and all day closed door meetings, meeting to determine how to move forward not only with the elections but with with government as a whole. and a lot of people here as you've been seeing protest want the government to go forward thout president michelle martelly. >> martelly has to go. that's the new demand for the protest. burning tires. huhuing rocks. all that continued even after the violence became the reason the election council canceled the presidential run off. >> is that empowering that technique to continue? absolutely not. >> it's time for the president and prime minister to get out of country before the 7th aft february. from thisadio broadcast. at the table several losingpresidential candidates now part of the patch work of opposition insisting the elections were rigged

i'm glenna millburg reporting live in des moines iowa tonight. local 10 news. >> carlos: still develeling tonight, one person is dead and several others hurt after a shooting and stabbing at the denver coliseum. it happened at a motorcycleexpo. at least 7 people were hurt and taken to the hospital. it appears rival bikerer gangs may be to blame. no arrests were made and three of the people that were hurt are listed in critical condition at a hospital. >> cheyenne: a manhunt for the three escaped inmates in california are over. two of the men were taken into francisco. police were tipped off about their location after a woman spotted aarked van that looked similar to the one the group had stolen. the third fugitive surrendered to police in santa and an. the group had been on the run for one week.k. >> a scare in the air over brazil when an amereran airlines flight to miami was forced to make an emergency landing. a passenger and three flight attendants felt lightheaded after taking off from brazil. it was the second time in a week was forced to la

i'm glenna millberg in port-au-prince, haiti, local 10 news. >>> after an exciting championship sunday, super bowl championships are set, the denver broncos and carolina panthers are squaring up. broncos and patriots time winding down tom brady to rob gronkowski for the touchdown and they need a two-point coersion to tie things and they do not get it. wide receiver gets around a bunch of defenders. he's going to the house. the game but certain not the lost. among those celebrating the panthers blow-out, legendary coach don schula. that should make any offensive dad proud. the panthers and broncos clashing at super bowl 50. they will meet less than two weeks away. >> it's exciting. >> i like it. >>> we have to talk about a major man hunt over on the west coast. >> details on the three prisoner that escaped track these guys down. >>> hey there, south florida. a look at the temperatures across t sunshine state once again. below freezing in the florida panhandle. for us it's chilly, 50 degrees in miami but in the 40s for broward. i'll have details on the forecast is coming up.tt2w>rxli @%o

i'm glenna milberg. reporting in des moines iowa. local 10 news. >> todd: raul castro will be make a landing in france today. the first ever advice the there. and fraps has forgiven a $8 billion inebt that cuba owed and now another 390 million-dollar will be reinvested in development pro dects open the island. >> neki: they are feeling that sinking feeling in oregon. a highway shut down by not one but two sinkholes.. >> todd: how weather is responsible for this nightmare just ahead. >> and after b weather this week in florida we're going to the weekend. stick around. we'll telling you what you can except for saturday you like being picture perfect. you should want your banking to be too. stop into td bank and we'll help set you up with picture perfect banking. new customers, open a checking and savings account it's hard to find time to keep up onony shows. that's why i switched from u-verse to xfinity. now i can download dvr recordings and take them anywhere. ready or not, here i comea (whispers) now hidedend-seek time can also be ca

i'm glenna milberg many des moines iowa. local 10 news. >> neki: and a developing store rism one person dead and several others injured after a shooting and stabbing at the coliseum. at least seven people were hurt and,taken to the hospital. three remain in critical condition this morning. it appears that rival bierk gangs maybe to blame. no reases have been made ierkts hu for the three escaped inmates is finally oample two of the men taken into custody early sunday in san francisco. police tipped off about their whereabouts after a woman spotted a van that looked sim letter throort one stolen. and the group had been on the run for about a week. >> neki: a scare in the air over brazil when an american airlines flight bound for miami was forced to make an emergency landing. the airline said a passenger and three flight a ten tants felt from reo. this incident marks the second time nay week that an american flight was forced to landover fears of contaminated air in the cabin ierkts flight continue against the dangerous zika vi

glenna millberg reports from the capital. >>reporter: they are prepping for entrepreneur of the year awards here for haiti' most enterprising and successful. >> they are for people to listen to them and learn from them and the effecthat they have on the community is hug >>reporter: but doers and leaders don't make headlines like haiti's suffering does. weekend ptests for and against the canceled election process kept parlment behind closed doors today. the church is mediating a way forward between president michelle martelly who wants to transfer power to an elected president in two weeks and his oppositioio that wants a transitional team >> it's risky so compromise of what would happen. >>reporter: the electoral mess was scooped business investors, recruited cruise ship business. >> i believe@ calm, cool and wise heads prevail and will provide a instruct forstructure for us to keep on going. >> we do hear some kind of plan to move forward with the electctn process and new leadership. we should know that by the end of this we

he was insisting all friday hee canceled a post cancellationress conference. >> >> todd: that was glenna milberg reporting. the country's election tror call council has nit yet scheduled a new date for the election. unclear if martha lee will leave office when his term ends on february 7th or if he will remain until his replacement is ee he whrectside at least four people killed and seven others injured ave shooting at a school in canada yetet yesterday thvment happened in a small town of sca scat you a an. the school was placed on lockdown whriel several people were rushed to local hospitals. ooter taken into custody. a motive still unclear. >> todd: well, the video that is going viral. >> neki: yes folks nork more fallout for one south florida doctor caught on camera tacking an uber driver i'm all rht boaters be aware. gale warning in effect through the day at least through this evening. day 25 to 30 miles per hour. gusts passed 40 knots or at least passed 40 miles per hour. and seas increasing 10 feet or i'll have the details on the you like being picture perfect. you should want your

glenna millberg has it all. >>reporter: good morning. if this room was a caucus site, donald room. this was no debate by design. it was loud. >>reporter: and proud. and the g.o.p. front runner got the stage to himself. >> my whole life i think greedy, greedy, greedy, i grabbed all the money i could get. i want to be greedy for the united states. i want to grab all that money. donald trump and a theater filled with debate here. a roomful promised to caucus for debate. >> nobody knows, who the hell knows, but it's for our vets and you're going to like it because we raised over $5 million in one day. >>reporter: million veterans are unswayed by reports that question which benefits and how will be benefiting from tonight's proceeds. >> trump's not a politician. he doesn't lie. >>reporter: you're saying the money is going to go where he says it's going to go. >> i wouldn't even give it a thought. >>reporter: outside a drake honors grad and so-called dreamer silently protested trump's so-called immigrant. >> they will still hold those grudges against immigrants. hearing you say go, go. >

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glenna millerk berg is in port-au-prince with the latest >> and march tellly has to go. that's the new demand for the protest burning tires. hurling rocks, all thatt continued even after the the violence became the reason the election council can canceled the presidential run off. >> >> reporter: is that empowering the technique to continue? absolute not. it's time for the president do get out of the country before the 7th of february. >> reporter: the call toto the streets came from this video broadcast. at the table several losing presidential candidates now part of patch work opposition incision the elections were rigged in favor of michelle martelly's president. >> the protest continuing and the violence that goes with it at time is not con don't wit organizers. the fresh round of protest fill through the streets of port-au-prince as the united nation secretaryp general urged all sides to compromise on a plan and speed ti reset to the run off. >> todd: that was glenna milberg reporting. the run offset to take place today but called off indefinite limplet still unclea

children were crying. >> glenna: the land wang a safe one. five of the passengers were balad hurt enough to warrara a check. all good there but paramedics did transport one of the four flight a tent ants. an airportolice officer described her nose injuries. the 737 that was flight 1410 went back into service, and as other flights from other cities began arriving, a pattern emerges. patch wet weather that other flights followed through j we woke up on this crazy turbulence and flute our seats and grabbed each other's hands because we were freaking out. >> glenna: she was on a polite from orlando. we were down at arrivals. flight after flight after flight coming in from all kinds of places with people reporting that same patch of turbulence right before, half an hour befo landing. you're going to hear from some of them in our report coming up at at 6:00, and you will also be hearing from the pilots of flight 1410 right when they were going through that turbulence. we'll see you then. i'm glenna milberg reporting live auto miami international to

will come down and and glenna millberg was able to take a look inside one last time. >>reporter: the top drug agents in the country got in touch, christian heard from neighbors, secret cartel operations that pablo escobar operated from the pay. >> they are using a residentl neighborhood which is very quiet. escobar, one of history's most notorious drug lords bought the house in 1980 in cash reportedly in closing. >> miami was one of the best places to wash your money. and miami that p miami on the vice map. >> they seized his $8 million condo building. the da probably owned more real estate than anybody else. >>reporter: he spent the last week with cruz punching holes in walls look for the hidden spoils. they actually did find something. they found two things but what those things are and where they found them right now is a secret because it's part of a documentary they are feeling. >> it's either money or gold or jels or it's arms or drugs or a dead body. >>reporter: so how's that for a list of possibilities. no doubt this whole property is very much a mart of dark

glenna millberg live in des moines, iowa previewing the debate and donald trump's event here a a 6:00. >>> medical marijuana back on the ballot. the amendment now has enough signatures to be included on the ballot again. it will require a 60% vote. if you remember last time medical marijuana was back on the ballot and it received 58% approval. >>> we are now seeing video of a botot bandit burglarizing a coral gables plastic surgery office. the break-in took pce at the coral gables medical office off of south dixie highway. surveillance cameras were rollingt miami plastic surgery capturing the thiefwearing a santa hat filled with botox, syringes and needles. you can call policif you recognize the man in >>> developing this mornin missing teen mist. this student disappears and now his father is in jail, accused of trying to leave the country. >>> sandusky showing the moments a car overturns and skids into an intersection on its side. >>> we want you all to be prepared because there will be the possibility of strong to severe storms today. heavy rain, gusty winds, we can't rule out a tor

people in iowa with will be the foirs weigh in on the presidential ee lesmghtstune in to catch catch glenna milberg a ashe goes live at 9:00 this morning in iowa. >> neki: and the search for the three men who escaped is over. two taken into custody in sanfrancisco. police were tipped off about spietd van that looked similar to the one stolen. the third fugitive surrendered on friday. the group had b bn on the run for a week ierkts world health organization set to hold a meeting in ja geneva tomorrow to discuss the zika virus. they will discuss how to control out break that is spreading across the americas. the key is it to get rid of the type of mosquito spreading the virus. the zika vie vus russia fects pregnant woman and can c cls damage to the unborn child. in the meantime jamaicaca officials are doing what they can to raise wearness about the virus by releasing a musical song about the virus. >> all the people >> todd: gentleman jamaica had been free of the virus until yesterday when the country confirmed the first case in a 4-year-old child. the child recently returned from unclear whe

glenna milberg has a preview. good morning glenna. >> good morning. we're talking about the 8000 cubans who were stranded in costa rica for the last few months because nicaragua stopped their crossing the board ear. and several gofts government agreed to fly them bypassing nicaragua. our crew was there when some of them first arrived to la ray do texas on friday. how many will be headed here to south florida? how many south florida facilities and schools and social serces are ready to a come state them? big questions and you'll hear from not only our crew be ot miami-dade school board member that's district looks for federal help to fund what could be possible student influx. >> also final debates before the candidates head to iowa. one of the topic we t te to the round table. add injure voice. join michael and me for "this week in south florida" right here at 11:30. >> neki: thanks glenn navment looking forward to i i >>> and we continue to track severe weather rolling through the sunshine state. coming up next we'll have more of the damage left behi

tune in to local 10 and catch glenna milberg a as she goes life lif with the flaift iowa 9:00 a.m. >> and two of the men taken into custodier sli saturday in san francisco. police tipped off to their whereabouts after a woman spot aid sparked van that looked similar to the one the group had stolen. the third surrendered to police in santa ana on fraivment the week. >> todd: the world health organization set to hold a meeting in ga knee sla tomorrow to discuss the he zika virus. they will discuss the out break spreading across the americans. experts say the key is getting rid of the type of mosquito spreading the vie ruchts t the zika virus for the most part affects pregnant woman and can cause ir represent able damage to children and by releasing a musical public service announcement. >> >> todd: jamaica had been free of that virus until yesterday when health official confirmed child. that child recently returned from the united states but uncleae where he contacted the virus. >> neki: breaking news over night. officials say the former president of el salvador. francis do flores has d

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local10's glenna milberg just arrived in des moines, iowa, and bringsgss a preview of her coverage tonight. very cold des moines in, iowa, but this is hottest place in the political universe right now, and ming up in an hour we begin our caucus coverage gung with tonight's gop debate and the anti-debate donald trump event. we will see you then. >> laurie: we'll all be watching. >>> in other voting news, medical marijuana, it will be back on the ballot this november. the petition for a constitutional amendment legalizing marijuana has more@ than enough signatures to be included. it will require, though, 60% of the vote in order to pass. the last time medical marijuanana was on the ballot back in 2014 we'll be right back only got 58% approval from florida voters. >> calvin: and rients it's time for to us get a check on the afternoon rush with local10 traffic reporter jenise fernandez. >> jenise: still watching this accident on the palmetto heading west, northwest 67th avenue, seeing really heavy congestion. was we zoom on inn to our maps again this is palmetto expressway heading west web nor

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glenna millberg will be there as we count down to the iowa caucus. look for her live report beginning on thursday night. >>> now to a story you saw first heree on local 10, we hope when you woke up this morning it wasn't like this. a 99-year-old woman wokok up to find a rare exotic animal on her chest. with this bizarre story. >>reporter: the creepy crawler lurking in a southwest miami-dade attic stumped the people living inside. >> they sent me photos and wanted me to identify it. >>reporter: they soon realized thty were dealing with a feiy. >> i googled the sounds and found the video. we held it up to the ceiling and came out. >>reporter: the terror started in the middle of the night for the elderly woman who encountered the animal in an unusual way. >> 99-year-old woman is sound asleep. she fee something and wakes up. this furry, big animal her chest. so they freak each other out. >> which sent this frightened critter inside the attic. >> i picked it up. i took it home for the night and took it to see the doctor this morning. >>reporter: you weren

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glenna millblrg is going elections. look for her live coverage beginning today on local 10 news at 4:00 p.m. >>> and a south florida restaurant ordered shut down and then caught trying to lie to its customers on-line. >> we sent our cameras there trying to find out exactly what went on there. jeff has the story in today's dirltie d dirty dining. >>> the weather is not looking good in nassau as we go into the afternoon. they will have to deal with the very end of the front that will b be moving through south florida but in haiti looking great as s ll as the dominican republic. what about south orida? i'll give you details [cough, cough] mike? janet? cough if you can hear me. don't even think abobt it. i took mucinex`dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? he has that dry scratchy thing going on. guess what? it works on his cough too. cough! guess what? it works on his cough too. what? stop! don't pull me! spoiler alert! she doesn't make it! with two medicines in one pill. start the relief. ditch the misery.

glenna millberg is traveling to haiti to cover the live elections. >>> a rock slide caused some big problems tuesday on madeira county in california. it closed a highway for about a ten mile stretch in both directions. fortunately no cars were hit by those falling rocks but the road blockage throughout the afternoon to move the big boulders throughout the way. >>> for us here in south florida i'm happy to tell you we're rain-free and we're waking up to comfortable conditions. a bit cool in miami where we're still in the 50s but we'e' checking in at 64 degrees in ft. lauderdale and key west. the east wind is the culprit. remember that ocean wind provides for the warmth and humidity. you notice it in the way of temperatures and later today you'll notice in the way of humidity. it will feel a bit more humid in parts of south florida. 55 degrees, 57 in hialeah. still cool, comfortable, 51 and down by kendall in the mid to upper 60ss down by the keys. with that said the wind's much camper this morning. by about 8:00 they will be taking it off because we'll gradually warm up with lots of sunshine

michael putney will have the debate analysis and glenna millberg is covering donald trump's event. will once again be on the ballot here in south florida, the amendment exceeded the reqred number of signatures to be placed on the ballot in 2016. so now the amendment will require a 60% vote to pass. a member received 58% following just short of the passage. >> coming up this morning, t tt um doctor caught on camera breaks her silence. >> why she says she's being treated unfairly. >>> good morning, south florida. have a flood watch intt0wlq=[@u^!t& >-0 tt0wlq=[@u""tq lj\ tt0wlq=[@ug"t& q& tt0wlq=[@u$'4,@u^hh tt0wlq=[@ux't.@um d tt0wlq=[@ut&t2@u%k$ tt0wlq=[@uh't5@u*e$ tt0wlq=[@ud&t9@urxh tt0wlq=[@u8'4<@uj(x tt0wlq=[@ul't>@uwd< >>> mothers joining together yesterday calling for peace. the women backing a bill in tallahassee to stop the no snitching witnesses, names, addrdrses and statements from being released to the public. the mothers hope that will end the stigma and fear attached so so-called snitching. >> witnesses are afraid to come forward. they are afraid because they know they

. >> calvin: our own glenna milberg is in iowa as we continue to count downto the caucus on monday. she'll join us for live reports starting att 5:00 at the top of the hour. >>> and right now rush hour getting started. let's get a check on that traffic. >> janine: let's check in with jenise fernandez who is watching the roads. >> jenise: you said it, we are basis this afternoon. the palmetto at northwest 74th street there is an accident. we are seeing some delays as a result. again, palmetto heading north. that accident right around northwest4th street. speeds right now are clocking in at 21 miles per hour. staying on the palmetto expressway, this time as you're heading south, there is an accident at flagler street. lane and speeds here clocking in at 29 miles per hour. dolphin expressway heading west, northwest 27th avenue, some pretty heavy delays as we're seeing a lot of red on our maps. speeds a 15 miles per hour. i-95 northbound as you're approaching the airport expressway there's a crara there as well, looks like traffic is picking u. a bit. we are going to see delays at 34 mi

our glenna milberg is on the ground in haiti. look for her live imagery coverage starting at 6:00. no other details releaseds to what happens next but as soon as we get more information with coastal carolin we will let you know. >> calvin: right now rush hour let's get a check on track of with all of those wedets row out there. >> laurie: sometimes you're just blinded when you're driving. sanela sovic is here with how the roads are looking. >> sanela: good afternoon, south florida. these roads are causing a little bit of a traffic nightmare. let's get you started into broward county where there was a delay on i-95 northbound at hollywood boulevard. three lanes werelocked. now they are -- traffic. i'm sorry. getting better. lets i95 northbound hollywood boulevard, three lanes were blocked. let's get to you speed times over here. they were at 30 miles per hour earlier. let's move it now down to miami-dade county. we're having technical difficulties over here with our clucker. this is going now eastbound, miami-dade county. there's a crash on i-95, biscayne boulerd, two lanes were blo

glenna. joel rodriguez is his name. he'll be in prison probably until he's in his mid 70s and the family of his victim had to sign off on it. here's the story. it seems like this family had more them. listen to how the judge has to almost convince him to apologize. >> is there anything you, mr. rodriguez would like to say before i pronounce sentence at this time? >> no. >> you have nothing to say to the family of your victim? >> i can say that ii am sorry. if i could turn the clock back, it >> joel rodriguez never even looked at the family sobbing in the court's gallery. ey brought a photo of ruth fuentez, his girlfriend who he shot to death five years ago this month. >> did you find his apology at all sincere. >> i was hoping that joel would express some more remorse and frankly i was disappointed in his reaction. >> fuentez and rodriguez both worked for american airlines that's her taking tickets at the gate years ago and that's where colleagues saw them together for the final time. fuentez was found shot to death at

. >> glenna in des moines for us. >> without him on the stage, the seven candidates that were there fought for the spotlight. >> anchor:r:hey really did, which one shined brightest and which ones lost their luster. lori, calvin, weound out tonight you can have a lively pridential debate without donald trump, but his absence was felt. texas senator ted cruz. >> ted cruz quickly jumpe in to fill the vacuum left by donald trump. >> am a maniac. and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat, and ugly. and ben you are a terrible surgeon. now that we have got tendonnal trump portion out of the way. >> cruz a the other six on stage sparred sharply on several >> we are not going to rnd up and deport 12 million people, but we aren't going to around handing out citizenship cards either. he was reminded that he once co-sponsored a senate bill giving illegal immigrant as path to citizenship. >> he led the charge to finally fix this immigration problem that is existing nowor as marco says for 30 years. and then he cut and run.>> bush had his strongest night yet on the debate s sge, which ted cruz tonight t

starting tonight at 6:00, my colleague glenna milberg will be live from des moines. we are live in the newsroom. calvin. back to you. you today, the story of the day, the wild weather across our area. another rou of severe storms, flooding in miami-dade county, plus a flood watch in effect for broward county until late tonight, but betty is gng to bring you another check on all the weather. >> calvin: also at 4:30 now, trouble on tracks when a tri-rail derails with people onard. what passengers had to say. how do you stay on top of your health? ahh... ahh... ah.. cigna customers have plan choices and tools to take control. so they're more engaged, with fewer high health risks and lower medical costs. take control of your health when it comes to connecting to the world online, people have different needs. whether it's keeng u uwith loved ones or keeping up with the latest trends... at&t u-verse high speed internet lets you get the fast and affordable internet that's ght for you. get high speed internet-just $15 dollars a month for 12 months s th other qualifying servi

don't forget our glenna milberg is traveng to haiti to cover look for her live coverage beginning this friday on local10 news at 4:00 p.m. >> laurie: the university miami is going to st a republican presidential debate days before florida's big primary march 14th. march 10th the debate is hosted by cnn, the are t was times and salem network. it's a day after the network hosted by univision that will take place a miami-dade college's kendall campus. >> calvin: florida always a coveted state. >>> still to come the dow cses could you be more than 200 points after a nearly 600 point dive during the day. >> laurie: plus the day after big endorsement do sarah palin payroll? interesting. don't miss world news titan 6:30. >> betty: yes it was the coldest day of morning so far this -- coldest morning so far this sustain. temperatures rebounding, though, ahead. >> todd: i'm todd tongen in cat. and surgeon are you today because clubby is a little bit backwards, literally. his legs are twisted. he's going to get surgery today but we're going to tell you all about the rescuers that are spending lot

. >> glenna in des moines for usus >> without him on the stage, the seven candidates that were there fought for the spotlight. >> anchor: they really did, whicicone shined brightest and which ones lost their luster. lori,alvin, we found out tonight you can h he a lively presidential debate without was felt. >> texas senator ted cruz. >> ted cruz quickly jumped in to fill the vacuum left by donald trump. and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat, and ugly. and ben you are a terrible surgeon. now that we have got tenennnal trump portion out of the way. >> cruz and thether six on stage sparred sharply on several issues like immigration. >> we are not going to round upand deport 12 million people, but we aren't going to around handing out citizenship cards either. he was reminded that he once co-sponsored a senate bill giving illegal immigrants path to citizenship. >> he led the charge to finally fix t ts immigration problem that is existing now for as marco says for 30 years. and then he cut and run. >> bush had his strongest night yet on the debate stage, which ted cruz tonight tried t