hatzel. >> hatzel: and, calvin, some of the damage you talked about has now been cleaned up. you see the debris here, lots of limbs from those trees that came toppli down because of the wind. the wind also responsle for what you see here on your right, that fence now on its side. youan see the bricks below it tere uprooted, all of these folks at this church wondering or hoping or praying, really, that nothing else worse happens. >> this was my office. we don't have powerer routine but this is my office. >> hatzel: this is where j.p. lipstick was sitting when the door well bell rings. >> it got very loud, and as i opened the door, i opened the door andnd said "hi, ryan," there was a sheet of water behind campmp the patio furniture was going that way. >> hatzel: church surveillance video shows ryan, the delivery guy they know well, 6'2", a big guy, who you can see was having trouble with the powerful winds. >> ryan grabbed me, and i grabbed the door, and then he

. >> hatzel: we're they filed fire rescue hangar where they keep theirs helicopters. who talk with the dangers ofist laser strikes, especially in their line of work. commander robert yont shows us what makes this miami-dade fire rescue chopper a powerful tool in the sky. >> they can light up the whole cabin and really make it blinding to everybody. >> hatzel: he then explalas why laser lights can quickly make thing dangerous, eecially for herc pilots. >> a herc -- helicopter, you constantly have to be in frol control of it because it can lose controlical. >> hatzel: on a saturday a chopper like this one was five miles noreast of miami executive airport when he reported laser lights in the cockpit. it happened four times at around 7:30 in the evening called a laser strike. it's happening more and more around the country. in 2014, a little more than 3800 incidents re reported, and the feds are trying to crack down. in 2012, the president signed a crime to aim a laser pointer i at an aircraft. doing so and getting caught can send to you prison for up to five years. and y

local1news reporter hatzel vela joins us live from sun life >> hatzel: forget the old school. this is the new stadium which you canan see is still under construction, but it is these renovations that they're hoping will help them in that bid for super bowl. a changing sun life stadium, now a major component to a super bowl bid you're looking at one of the four sapphires that will hold hold that roof. >> this is going to be a global entertrtnment destination. >> hatzel: the highlight, a roof canopy. seats closer to the field. new exclusive high-end suites. everything expected to be done by 20 strengthen. >> it's really going to look and feel like a brand new stadium. >> this is what's really propelled us to now actively pursue additional super bowls for south florida. >> hatzel: but the competition fierce: new orleans, tampa and on the other hand are also bidding for the 2019 and 2020 game, and they're willing to spend millions to get it. also part of the pitch to the nfl, what they're calling super bowl park in downtown miami between bayfront and museum park. >> it is an area

>> hatzel: goodbye, she says. as for the police, well, we know that they were there but she was not arrested because the uber driver did not press any charges. for now report can live at jackson memorial, hatzel vela, local10 news. >> victor: three people were hospitalized after a crash involving a dump truck in coral springs. the car collided with the truck at the intersection of wiles and godfrey roads. the dump truck ended p on its side with its load of dirt spilled all over the road. much victim is said to have suffered moderate injuries. to other two have been treated for moderate injuries, and it's unclear how this crash happened, and a man was shot during a cold chain robbery in miami-dade. veg you a said he was robbed hate home on northwest 127th street near 23rd avenue, he was approached by the two men but well refused to give his wallet and that's when he was shot. surveillance video caught these two suspects who took vega's chain and ran off. once again it happened in early december. chain a that was sn

hatzel vela continue ours live team coverage now from coconut creek. hatzel: janine, victor with andrew talked with the tenseintensity and the pyroand strength of this storm, and this is the result. this is whahat peoplee saw as this was happening, this massive ficus tree uprooted. you can see roots that were pulled from ground that extend up into the street. these folks say they're thankful that nothing worse happened. >> it was definitely scary. >> very crazy morning. >> hatzel: in correct neighbors slowly start do to come out and see the damage, the power and intense tift wind intone for this. >> exit was over pretty quick but it was really loud. >> hatzel: today's cable was his garage which things got really ugly. >> you couldn't see a definitely funnel but you could hear the and feel it, sounded look when a learjet takes off. >> hatzel: iris got the warning. >> and not even a minute after, it passed rht over myouse. >> hatzel: her father shows us the damage. the winds ripped out wooden beams holding up the roof if his terrace. hernandez thinks the

here's local10 news reporter hatzel vela. >> hatzel: this is a love story, >> i'm not cuban but i always say that i'm an american with a cuban soul hink lower a colombian with american parents met and married guillermo. >> from the first day i went tocuba, i fell in love with it. >> hatzel: that was 1951. lorraine returned for her honeymoon in 1956 and again to santiago decuba where her spanned huand was born in 1959 but never went back to santiago even after her husband died in the early '90s, that't' until about a week ago. >> my father had always told me sant augie so different. >> you may like lorraine's son, ron magill of zoo minnehaha known for his love of animals for the first time-shares another passion, his parents. >> my goal was to step on that province of santiago to see the street where my dad ran up and down. >> just look like at and it thinking, my husband used to walk these streets. >> it showed me why my father these are the things that are speceal about being here. >> hatzel: this is the second trip he makes to cuba but for him he feels he's been there many times.. that

he's doing. >> hatzel: laurie, he's doing well. really the moment tha a lot of people had been waiting for. the injuries were not serious, concerned. from every angle lamont is there asfficer david starling gets released from aventura hospital. >> how do youou feel, officer? >> hatzel: the eight-year veteran not saying much but he is automobile to get outut of his wheelchair and into a car. >> he is doing well and recovering at home. >> hatzel: on friday starling, police say he was ambushed sitting in his cruiser sitting on the 1 injured street and 7th avenue. police say the gunman 24-year-old david mejia shot at the officer several times before king off. then he allegedly shot at the otheb officers chasing him before crashing his suv. >> we're calling now are in david andres mejia. >> hatzel: mejia in court saturday in what turns into a bizarre back-and-forth after the judge decides he has to stay in jail. >> don't talk about the facts of the case. >> how. >> you don't talk. you work for them, ku klux klan member. >> sir, sudden s

hatzel. >> hatzel: victor, truly emotional stories. when you talk to these people, you can really sense and see the leif in their eyes. this is ray journey that for many of them started months ago and finally it's over. one here in & an hour later another gets released. dozens of cuban migrants processed throughout the day. eddie mon tore was leads a around noon. the 24-year-old says he's part of 180 cuban migrants who by way of an organized plan put together by cooker costa rica are making their way to the u.s. border. [ speaking in spanish ] he says he's thankful to god for reaching this goal and finally being able to live in this free country. local10 was there when the first group of mike rants arrived in laredo, tax. several of his friends followed like this husband and wife who say their journey was long and dangerous prior to getting to ecuador. also 30-year-old jimenez was who is cuban but not you part of the group of 180. he says he and 28 others could not wait so they went underground p. [ speaking in spanish ] they traveled

our own hatzel vela joins us live with the dails. >> hatzel: laurie, calvin, you can tell you minutes ago an animal control unofficial showed up to this property in parkland but it was a coral springs fire inspector who told bso that she inside the property here. she told investigators she saw medications mere the dogs but that they appeared to be in good shape. now, here are some pictures that she took where you can see some of the dogs inside cages. you can also get a sense of the facility and how big it is. the fire inspector told investigator there was a strong animal smell but did not see any dog feces. at around noon bso came out here, met with the director of kay noon for you dog rescue organization. investigator say they found ababt 50 dogs in a small barn. the dogs appeared to be in good shape but they were concerned because many of the dogs were that a small confined space. deputies say the property is not zoned to have a dog rescue facility so the owner was told she has seven days to get the animals out of here. we also learned therganization at one point was licensed, now

local10's hatzel vela has more. i can tell you i spoke to one of the captains of the miami gardens police ask who tells me that his department is reall proud of this officer and really glad that he's back at home. we saw him leave the hospital in a wheelchair but then we also noticed he was able to get up from the wheelchair and get into the car. >> how do you feel, officer? >> hatzel: not much from the officer who has been in the hospital several daus after being shot. officer david starling stilln a wheelchairs was taken out of aventura hospital. >> i heard shots like eight shots. >> hatzel: on friday starling was sitting in his cruiser on the corner of northwest 1 injured street and 7th parch starling was writing up a report when he noticed a man drive by him. police say that man is 24-year-old david mejia. >> sir, these are non-bondable offenses hedges to shot at starling's cruiser multiple times. starling tried to take cover. one of the bullets hit him in he tried to chase after the bmw

hatzel. >> hatzel: before i show you quite the mess out h%re, i'm going to show you where this whole thing started, a couple hundred feet from where we're standing down the block in front of the ramrod nightclub. that's where the impact happens, but you can see how the woman driving the suv hits the speed limit pole, then continues driving and hits the side of the waum. you can see on the other side the speed limit side is broken in half as well. now, let's go ahead and show you some surveillance video, surveillance video that was caught from across the street at this caribbean cuisine restaurant. in the surveillance video you can sort of see the same thing play out. the car rear ends that suv, sending the woman -- loses control and then she drives right into that speed limit sign and eventually ends up in this building, smashes the side of here's anotherer woman who says she had just crossed the street when this h hpened and heard the whole thing happen. >> i just heard a lout boom, you know, i heard the screeching first, and i heard a loud boom and it smashed. i thought it was real

hatzel? >> and laurie, the reason we're in laredo, texas, that's because this is one of the more popular entry points for thousands of cubans there have been using the southern border to get to america. let me go ahead and show you something here. this is the bridge they call bridge one which is over the rio grande also called the laredo international bridge. this is the bridge that cubans cross which is on the mexican side to laredo, texas here. they simply walk across it, they tell immigration officials that they're do you know, that they're seekly political asylum. they get process and had eventually they're free. this is the mexican border town, a populala entry point for cuban migrants. 180 of them on their way right now seen her leaving costa rica. hours later landing in el salvador but said to be on their way to mexico. the price tag $570 and they still have to come up with money to cross all the way through mexico and into the u.s. we found relatives already waiting. >> he drove 24 ho

. >> hatzel: st. mary's anglican church in delray reach bey, the& wind taking down power lines, multiple trees snapped. >> there were branches all in the middle of the street out here and the big palm trees across the drive the way. it couldn't get in. bishop bill pererns mussed it by minute. it touched down in a neighborhood southwewe of the church, then moved northeast. >> you weren't here when this happened. >> hatzel: grace level thought inititlly it was damage at her neighbor he's house. >> we came back and saw that all the fire engines and the guy next door. >>> she was partly right, but it was damage that spilled into her yard. the tree came crashing down, bringing down her fence and smashing into her pool screen. tonigh church leaders are telling us they could have los a couple thousand because of the damages, but the good thihg is that no one was injured, one, d, two, the structure church for now reporting live in delray beach, hatzel vela, local10 news. >> laurie: and neighborhoods in pompan

. >> janine: volunun hatzel vela live with details of the woman at the center of that video, hatzel. >> hatzel: janine, in the last hour we have learned these is a four-year nearology resident now being placed on nevada leave, removed from all clinical duties here at jackson hlth system. depending on what happens when this investigation she could lose her job. >> would you call 911, please. >> call 911. oh, yeah.h. call 911. >> let him go. the video violent at times. >> seriously? >> yeah, seriously, get some help. >> hatzel: this is how it starts. the man people say is the uber driver asking someone to call police. person who posted the video say they were on t phone with their uber driver when out of nowhere this girl, now being identified as anjali ramkissoon shows up. she insisted he take her. the driver refuses. then then this happened. she knees him. he pushes her away, she falls, then decides to get in the car. she curses, demands he get in the car with her and keeps throwing things at him. second later she starts tossing things out of the car. >> holy [bleep]. police where he

hatzel: the judge during that hearing alluded to the fact that mr. mejia could be mentally ill, but he is nevertheless charged with attempted murder and will remain in jail. for now reporting live in aventura, hatzel vela, local10 news. >> victor: also at 5:30 a north carolina man is accused of shooting and killing a good murder crge. a group of men say they stopped to help marvin lee after they noticed his car slid off an icy road on friday and when he began acting vangly they told h'm they that's when the 27-year-old allegedly jumped out of his car and opened fe with shooting one of those men several times. that man later died and lee is now charged with murder. >> janine: right now it's time for to us get a check on the afternoon rush w wh our traffic reporter jenise fernandez. >> jenise: a busy afternoon, janine. leles start with i-95 northbound. check it out that accident it is blocking a right lane and causing some major delays. this is right northwest 135th street. as we zoom on in it's going to be slow for those of our i-95 northbound again a

in southwest miami-dade, hatzel vela, local10 news. >> laurie: eight minutes after 6:00. it's a good time to check on the evening rush. local10 gyns gyns right here. traffic reporter jenise fernandez. >> jenise: i-95 southbound at 1y 95th 95th street. accident is belong the left lane and it's causing quite a backup as we zoom on in closer. this iss at northwest 119th street. some pretty heavy delays as you're approaching at 10 miles per hour. another accident, thiss time on the mac arthur causeway is a broken down tractor-trailer heading west. right around bridge road. you will see delays there. 4 miles per hour. and we have also got an accident on the palmetto expressssy. this is as you are heading north right around northwest 103rd street with speeds there clocking in at 40 miles per hour. laurie, caffein. >> calvin: the haitian government is now brace can for the second round of presidential elections set for this sunday. the ballotsave a ride of in the capital city of port-au-prince but the political drama is building across the country leading up tow the weekend vote

while waiting for those cubes, local10 news reporter hatzel vela caught up with a honduran immigrant who shared her difficult story with him. hatzel. >> it's a difficult story but a story thateeds to be told, experience of the cubun migrants who are now making their way up to this point. >> too afraid to show her face, but i could still see the fear in this mother's eyes. just 27 years old we talked to her an hour after being released by immigration officials with temporary asylum. >> her joy age started in honduras. it took her three months to get here. >> first month was guatemala where she spent a number of days, then crossed into mexico. that's when things got bad. >> just too dangerous, she says. for days she told us she felt she had been kidnapped by the smugler. toughest time when was her little girl got sick -- yes, the whole time she was traveling with her 14-year-old daughter and a 7-year-old nephew. medicine, she told us, but they never would. after a month and a half when the smuggler was away delivering other migrants she decided to escape. >> the only thing i could do,

. >> hatzel: cameras waited for the injured officer to come out and say something. miami-dade police gathered at the back but starling was brought out at theront entrance where our cameras were waiting as well. starling was placed in a police car, part of aur larger police caravan. >> the department feels relieved that he's out and he is me recovering and nothing else happened. >> hatzel: david mejia still in jail charged with self counts of attempted murder. reportinglive tonight in miami garden, hatzel vela. >> laurie: we do wish him well. >>> tonight we're witnessing a touching tribute for a federal agent who was chilled in a hit-and-run crash.a police transport transferred the former immigration and customs enforcement body to the medical examiner's office early this morning. late this afternoon there i was second procession where the agent eats body was moved once again. here's video that of seconde traffic was temporarily shut down as the agent's bodod was moved to woodlawn south. he was struck in i miami beach earlier this month. he and another i.c.e. agent w

for now reporting live in aventura, hatzel vela, local10 news. calvin: and breaking news, florida state university has reached a settlement with the student to accused form fsu otball star jameis winston of rape. >> laurie: gets let's g to victor in the newsroom with the developments. >> victor: the big number in this settlement 9 future of how to dollars but per florida state, the former student will only receive $250,000 while her attorneys will walk away with more than twice that amount, $700,000. her attorneys say that's just how the school is breaking down the payment, and that their e. their client will be getting more. that right is the 2004 when erica kinsman then accused then fsu quarterback jameis winston he was not charged. he thread seminoles to a national championship game and win the heisman trophy. the any statement kinsman said she will always be pointed that she had to leave the school she dreamed of tending since she was little. kinsman also said she's happy birthday university is now taking steps tonsure had a safer environment

reporting live this afternoon in deerfield beach, hatzel velain deerfield beach, hatzel vela, local 10 news. >> kristi: all right, hatzel. >>> a teenager charged in the shooting of other teen as she sat in her car in florida city is back in south florida. christopher walker ischristopher walker is name. what happened during his first court appearance today. >> reporter: a teenager accused in the death of a florida city teenager and in bond court this behind me. let's show you some video. this is chrispher walker. he was booked into a miami-dade county jail thursday after being arrested in new york. he was extraditete from brooklyn after being found with the help of u.s. marshals in december. now this is video of him arriving at the turner gilford last night. the 15-year-old is charged with first-degree murder, attempted murder or shooting or throring a deadly missile all of this in connection with the october deatof 17-year-old norisha death of 17-year-old norisha telebert. filed shots into a car that she was driving in a florida city parking lot. she sped off across the vacant lot and

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, how it's bent inwo pieces. that's it for these folks here they're glad that's it and everyone is okay. you're looking surveillance video at the very moment when members of this church were almost swept out of the door by powerful wind. >> whenever the emergency went off, second later. >> hatzel: j.p. lipstick is the woman inside the door pulling in ryan, a delivery guy she knows well. >> he and i almost gogo sucked out the door. behind him was just pure rain and patio furniture was flying by. it w w pretty scary. but ryan grabbed me, i grabbed the door, he grabbed t door. it to

hatzel vela. local 10 news oo. >> neki: a travel warning for pregnant woman heading to certain latin and caribbean countries. health official will monitoring an out break of the zeka virus which is related to birth defect. they should postpone trip to 14 countriess including puerto rico, haiti and brazil. for a list of the countries affected bit out break visit local 10.com. >> todd: a nightmare on wall meted again and the drop capping off the worse two weeks for stock ever. the dow fell enclosing under 16,000 and nasdaq fell 124 points and s&p dropped 41 points. >> neki: all right. i got rid of the hater a tore in my glass. what can we say depression. we now know one of the three jackpot winners that couldn't be mice nicer people. >> todd: but that means there are still two other out there that haven't come tboord. one near melbourne florida. we'll have more open the historic drawing com coming up next. >> jennifer: and good morning south florida. waking up to temperatures in the low 60s and uppe

hatzel vela, local 10 news. >>> coming up it's been a rough week for south florida restaurants after inspectors shut down a dozen eateries. >> is one of them one of our favorites? >>> south floridians, hi. we are going to see showers and storms until this cold front clears the area. it's going to provide for a nice saturday and tt2w`t3n`&d! bt@q:1d tt2w`t3n`&d! "a@q*= tt2w`t3n`&d! bm@q!6, tt4w`t3n`&d!" dztq #', tt4w`t3n`&d!" entq s#l tt4w3n`&d!" gzt& j$4 tt4w`t3n`&d!" hnt& z*x tt4w`t3n`&d!" iztq 0c tt4w`t3n`&d!" jntq "3@ tt4w`t3n`&" lzt& :^< >>> it was a very busy week for state inspectors. 12 restaurants ordered shut. >> rodents and roaches, they weren't the only problems here. jeff weinsler has what you need to know before you go outo eat in this morning's edition of dirty dining. >>reporter: inspectors came to havana based on a complaint and among the 38 violations they found a cook handling vegetables placed a finger in his mouth, was about to continue cutting those veggies with his bare hands until the inspector stopped him. that cook was ordered to wash his hands and put gloves

hatzel. >> hatzel: truly emotional, laurie. u can tell you this is a journey that for many of them has lasted months. remember, it started all back in ecuador. then they get stuck for another couple months in cocaine after nicaragua a blocks their border, and finally they say they're in the land of the free. wearing a red shirt and a book bag, a possible migrant. thanks god, and from the way he talks, we know he's cuban. and one of the 180 who arrived today. [ speaking in spanish ] >> hatzel: local10 there has night when randy cuevas arrived,, the first to be processed that the laredo, texas check point. he said he and 11 others took a flight to e border. many of these folks have been stuck in cocaine for months. cocaine for months we're happy, he said because we have made our goal. he spots his friends. [ speaking in spanish ] imagine, he says, a cuban reaching the american dream. hard to explain, he goes to i. to say. he meet his wife 20-year-old leeann gonzalez. [ speaking in spanish ] coming here, she says, halls been my re

local 10 news reporter hatzel vela has the details. >> i heard boom. oh myy god, somebody dead. >> reporter: in looking a is video, you may thit say. a warning this snot forhe faint hard. in slo month watch as the white car lose control. the person see it copg and claims the fence but not fast flying. look at all the damage left behind. >> this is about 3:00, 4:00 in the mosh oog this is the camera that caught everything at the car dealership on 4th avenue. the driver is alledgedly 29-year-old trenton jackson. we're told he been drinking ate club elier before getting in this white chevy im plal and strike the 30-year-old franklin, the man who identifies as female. >> and when we qent down, we saw she was in the there club. and we saw him stlight revving motor up trying to make ts cargo but the car wouldn't go anywhere. driver at times waiting and then passion the scene and then left. but plairt police found the same car all mangled uputside this building atorthwest 82 street where they say jackson's girlfriend lives. they say jackson runs out of apartm

hatzel vela has the story from the texas-mexico border. >>repopoer: daniel shows us dinner. it was rethis rei chicken on the go. he and other cubans have made this their quarter. 180 cubans said to be making their way through mexico. this is new video of them arriving and checking in with mexican immigration officials. he lives in hialeah earlier told u he's waiting on six migrants. three of them are cousins, others just friends. them back to miami. they are desperate and anxious to get here, he says. >> they are happy to say we have people from cuba waiting for us. >>reporter: cubans and freedom, an organization he says helps migrants once they arrive. by the time they get here, he says many of them are broke, often the targets of unscrupulous andorrupt mexican airport officials. >> they get extorted for money or anything valuable they carry. once on this bridge e they are steps away from a newife. unlike other migrants when they get to the security point, cubans can simply state they are seeking political asylum. that's when they get processed and then eventually released.

hatzel vela, local 10 news. >> hatzel is staying right there at the border to bring you other stores. look for them right here and on local10.com. >>> the deportation say result of nine separate migrant deportations. 39 cuban migrants have been apprehended trying to reach the u.s. just this month alone. >>> a suspicious death investigation is happening at a hialeah apartment complex. sanela sabovic is there live to bring us all the details. i know you've been out there working this story. do we have new information you can report? >>reporter: good morning. police are staying mum on this. woman's death suspicious. they have been here all night long. they've had their sights set on a second floor apartment. looks like they are wrapping up this investigation, clearing up here but they are trying to figure out how this woman passed away. let's get you now to some video we shot for you. the woman was found dead along 22nd court. this is just west of the palmetto expressway. police say her body was found shortly before 8:00 last night. a neighbor whose lived in the area most of his life tel

. >> local10 hatzel vela shows you she's joining us now from laredo, hatzel vela. >> we can't really talking about the cuban migrant issue without talking about the entire issue. thbest place to do that is here in laredo, texas and the facility we're going to take you in knows this experience all too well. >> we make sure you have enough water, gatorade and then some snacks for them. >> you're looking at one of the most respect migrant shelters in laredo, texas. it's a joint effort. the institute owns and runs the building, but catholic social serviceslso works out of the same place, a joint operation that became critical in 2014 when unaccompanied minors started flooding the souther border. >> on an average basis for like two, three weeks, we were probably between 80 to 100 people coming through daily. >> the executive director says today the influx remains steady. and the feds are taking noticed over the last few american red cross the department of homeland security says there has been an up tick in the numbers of unaccompanied children and families at the southern border. because

. >> janine: this happened in deerfield beach and local10 news reporter hatzel vela has the story. >> hatzel: so this guy is being called the polite robber, not because of what he did but what he said when he was inside, talking about christmas gifts for for his kids. surveillance video shows the man walking in, already pointing out a gun wearing a dark gray heed, gloves and sunglasses. at the counter he throws the black backpack. a customer watches everything unfold. in a polite tone he tells the clerk w w open the safe up and please give him the money. he then apologizes for doing this, saying he's doing it because his kids need christmas, so the clerk opens up the safe but it's empty. then the polite thief wants the thief to open up allll registers. she complies and puts the cash from all three registers into the same backpack. then the man takes off. let's show him again. even though he's covered up, police believe he's light complex, medium frame, likely in his early 20s, about 5'8", again wearing a dark gray sweat shirred with the word "nike" in black letters and dark pants with

hatzel develop a. local 10 news. >> neki: and the search for marines whody peered in a helicopter collision in hawaii. the search in the ocean as search crews scour the the area by land and sea. officials are asking the public to stay clear of the search area so crews can do their job. >> our main safety message about the de breesm if someone seize something, we want them to call and report but we don't want them to touch it. we just want them to a you low td pro feg nalz to step in and where he cover that debris after it's been assess saysed. >> neki: right now certain areas off limit to the public as crews look to find those missing marines. out in the streets of chicago after a shooting video by police is released. this is another one. >> neki: coming up we'll have more on the video that is once again calling for the mayor to resign. >> todd: and an accused of thief feeling remorseful. woman to turn herself in >> neki: protestors taking to the street of of chicago after another video released showin

local10 news hatzel vela is live. one of them he talked with is planning on heading to south florida. >> hatzel will bring you many more reports on the cuban migrant crisis. look for that on our website as well as local10.com. >> and republican presidential candidates are back on the campaign trail this afternoon after facing off in their sixth debate last night. as expected, cruz was asked to comment on questions about his eligibility to be the presidede, triggering a heated exchange. local10 reports washington. >> donald trump back on the trail today claiming a victory in the gop debate. >> last night we had the debate. did everybody see the debate in. >> trump hammered the canadian born ted cruz claiming cruz might not legally be able to serve as president. >> there's a big question mark on your head. and you can't do that to the party. >> back in september my friend, donald, said that he had had his which way and there was no issue there. the constitution hasn't changed. but the poll numbers have. >> cruz blocking

mexican board, hatzel vela, local10 news. >> more to come thrghout the night. there are an untold number of children among those cubans headed to the u.s. and most will probably wind up right here in south florida. miami-dade schools are bracing for thousands of those children to show up to enroll. school board members talked about it today and they passed a resolution asking for washington forrinancial help. let's get to our senior reporter, michael chutney. laurie and calvin, miami-dade the cuban migrant kids. the school board wants washington to pay their fair fare. >> they should not force a financial crunch on our school system. >> but the superintendent and school board say the financial crunch is already happening. children of migrants from central america, especially holiday season -- hondoras. plus kids of do you know refugees. the numbers are staggering. more than 15,000 foreigner born children enrolled in miami-dade schools last year. nearly 4,000 from cuba. total cost, $41 million. and now a new wave inhe pipeline from costa rica. >> we have to bee

on monday to decide if this plan works so that they can continue to do so, for now reporting live, hatzel vela local 10 news. >> so much emotion there, thank you. a travel warning for pregnant women heading to certain latin american countries, health monitoring a outbreak of the virus which is linked to birth defects so they say pregnant women should consider postponing trips to 14 country, including puerto rico, haiti, and venezuela. for a full list, again it is called tazika virus. >> the dow dropped once again, d the drop today capped off the worst two week open for u.s. stocks of all time. it fell nearly 400 points. the nasdaq and s&p 500 also down the nasdaq fell 126 p/ints, while the s&p dropped 41 points. >> anchor: a lengthy order for pizza, on the phone, it leads to major fall out, still ahead, why the delivery from this pizza place landed a 9-1-1 dispatcher in hot water. >> dwayne wade out for the heat, but at least he got a front row seat to quite a ball game, can the heat break through without him? >> also the power of the dark side, putting on n e very memorable school assemb

on monday to decide if this plan works so that they can continue to do so, for now reporting live, hatzel vela local 10 news. >> so much emotion there, thank you. a travel warning for pregnant women heading to certain latin american countries, health officials are currently monitoring a outbreak of the virus which is linked to birth defects so they say pregnant trips to 14 country, including puerto rico, haiti, and venezuela. for a full list, again it is called tazika virus. >> the dow dropped once again, and the drop today capped off the worst two week open for u.s. stocks of all time. it fell nearly 400 points. the nasdaq and s&p 500 also down the nasdaq fell 126 points, while the s&p dropped 41 points. >> anchor: a lengthy order for pizza, on the phone, it leads to major fall out, still ahead, why the delivery from this pizza place landed a 9-1-1 dispatcher in hot water >> dwayne wade out for the heat, but at least he got a front row seat to quite a ball game, can the heat break through without him? we will show you the highlights. >> also the power of the dark side, putting on one ver

. >> hatzel: i can tell in youeighborhood i spoke to man who lives h said whenng, it felta jet flying over his house. is the result intensity, and mass ficus can roots were pulled fr really fast and it was very scary. bob spin are shows us where he lives as we walk along the road where you see this, two massive ficus trees uprooted. spin are says it was a mixture of rain from the east, wind from th west that only lasted a few seconds. >> and then kababm, and all this furniture and garbage cans bounced off my tile roof, and it was so loud that i was sure the tiles had peeled off. >>atzel: hernandez shows us how the winds ripped out wooden beams holdingp the roof on his terrace. both from top and bottom. he thinks thors would of the storm came right through his backyard. he sws us how the things on his backyard were tossed from one sididto the other. pipes in his pool filtering system broke in half. and outside, the top half of this sturdy tre ended up on the other side of the road. his daughter remembers getting the warning hor cell phone. >> and not even a minute after, passed my here

starting although 5:00, hatzel vela will have a live report from the u.s. mexico border. >> a man reaches a plea deal in court after an american airlines worker was murdered. >> plus of course or nominions are in today. did your favorite star get nominated. >> one week, a record-breaking 12 restaurants. ordered shut. >> no, no, i cannot say anything. food will leave you disgusted. countless violations you n the flu virus hits big. with aches, chills, and fever, there's no such thing as a little flu. and it needs a big solution: an antiviral. so when the flu hits, call your doctor right away and up the ante with antiviral tamiflu. prescription tamiflu is an antiviral that attacks the flu virus at its source and helps stop it tamiflu is fda approved to treat the flu in people two weeks of age and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu, tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, have serious health conditions, or take other medicines. if you develop an allergic reaction, a severe rash, or signs of unusual behavior,

live now in miami with new details, hatzel? >> i can tell you tonight this woman is recovering from just a ebbing broen femur, but when you look at this video, you start to wonder how she is alive. >> i hear a boom like this. >> and looking at this video, you u y think the same, a warning, this is not for the faint hearted. watch as the mite car loses control, climbs the fence, but not tags enough. the impact sends her flying. look at all the damage, left behind. >> this is about three or >> this is the camera that capturur everything at this car dealership the driveser aeledgedly 29-year-old trenton jackson, we are told he had been drinking earlier b@fore getting in this white chevy imball la, and striking 30-year-old de'angelo franklin, a man who identified as female. >> another guy, we went down, we saw she was in the car the security guardaid he saw everything. >> the car wouldn't go nowhere. >> the driver in his car, other times pacing the scene before he left, but later police found the same car, all mangled up outside th

live now in miami with new details, hatzel? >> i can tell you tonight this woman is recovering from just a ebbing broen femur, but when you look at this video, you start to wonder how she is alive. >> i hear a boom like this. >> and looking at this video, you may think the same, a warning, this is not for the faint hearted. watch as the mite ca loses control, climbs the fence, but not tags enough. the impact sends her flying. look at all the damage, left behind. >> this is about three or >> this is the camera that captures everything at this car dealerip the driveser aeledgedly 29-year-old trenton jackson, we are told he had been drinking earlier before getting in this whe chevy imball la, and striking 30-year-o de'angelo franklin, a man who identified as female. >> another guy, we went down, we saw she was in e car the security guard said he saw everything. >> the car wouldn't go nowhere. >> the driver in his car, other tis pacing the scene before he left, but later police found the same car, all mangled up outside this buildi

theft 50,000 people died and -- >>> in coast rock this all began in november as local10 news reporter hatzel vela first showed us when nicaragua a refused to let them in on their village north from ecuador. this is one of the first buses that will take the first wave of costa rican immigrants. they will fly to el salvador where they will be bussed to mexico. >> laurie: the florida legislature is back in session. governor rick scott delivered his state of the state speech. in that dress governor scott asked the legislature to package. we take you to live pictures now from the white house in washington, dc, where president obama is preparing for his final state of the union address. his speech will include plans to curb gun violence plus a update on the country's economic recovery. and you can watch the state of union address a 9:00 sharp live right here on local10, and then count on a full wrap-up by our from michael putney with his perspective on local10 news at 11:00. story in washington dodd the pentagon said it briefly lost contact with ten american soldiers in persian gulf. >> laurie: an

as hatzel vela showed you firsthand last month, more than 7,000 cubans have been stranded they were forced to live in shelters after nicaragua closed borders and denyied passage. >> constance: el chapo is sporting a new look but a familiar look. a gray prison suit and shaven head back in a maximum security ison where he escaped from last year and officials aren't taking any chances. mexican's government is moving guzman constantly from cell-to-cell and the prison has a 24-hour video surveillance on cell. the u.s. wants to bring him back to the states to face drug-related indictment charges. that could take more than a year. meantime mexican officials are investigating a meeting el chapo had with sean penn in october. they want to know if any crimes were committed while he was on the run. experts say there would be little ground to prosesete them unless money or gifts were exchanged hands. >> kristi: president obama is hitting the road today to discuss the progress made under his leadership over the past seven years and his goal for his final year in office. delivered his final state of the

hatzel vela will be reporting live from the u.s. mexico border. >>> right now hundreds of south florida teachers are in change. >> reporter: they traveled on the steps of the capital. car suarez traveled with the group by bus and tells bus the issues they are fighting for. >> reporter: constance and kristi, quite the group of people from across the state th gathered at the steps of the old historic capitol in tallahassee. the crowd is gathered. justst about to get things under way. the one sign reads "i'm mad and i am pro broward county. quingts "the rally is expected toabto last a few hours. the demonstration with a march from the civic center infrom the civic center from the civic center tallahassee. walked past the capitol channel being the changes they want lawmaker to take up during the legislative session. the trip was organized by the teachers and service union by just about every school district across the state. lawmakers are slated to debate in testing, boost funding and teacher pay. whether any of the proposals make into

tune in today starting at 4:00 as hatzel vela ll be reporting live >> many of the migrants and children alreadyasking the federal government to help cover some of the costs. >> the additional costs beyond what the state provides us of educating a recently arrived child to be around $2,720. this should not force a crunch, a financial crunch on our school system. >> more than 15,000 foreign-born children enrolled in miami-dade schools last year and superintendents said the cost added up to $41 million. >>> a rally and tally with some ideas for education they want our lawmakers to hear. >> carlos suarez is waking up this morning on the bus with them. we'll check in with carlos in a few minutes. >>> why he says feeding these animals led to the fight that landed him in jail. >>> and we're waiting on the florida lottery to tell us where is our big it's our breaking news this morning. a grand prize winner here in our state. we'll let you know before you head out the stick with us. >>> 6:24 the time right now. >>> and a broward man is facing battery charges after fighting with a neighbor after

tune in today starting at 4:00 as hatzel vela will be reporting live from the u.s.-mexico border. as those migrants work their way to the u.s., local leaders try to prepare for the influx. many of the migrants are children and the school system is already asking to cover some of the costs. >> when educating a recently arrived child to be around $2,720. this should not force a crunch, a financial crunch on our school system. >> more than 15,000 children enrolled in school last year. >>> a back street boy behind bars. find out why nick carter was arrested in key west. >>> developing this morning, details o of the man arrested in connection with an american woman's death. >>> don't leave home without your umbrellas south floridians. the keys getting soaked this morning. more rain will eventually be lifting from the north and maybe headed your way as early as 4:00 this afternoon. so i'll have a lot more on the forecast and how to last coming up. the conference call. the ultimate arena for business. hour after hour of diving deep, touching base, and putting ducks in rows. the only prob

hatzel vela showed us first hand last month more than 7,000 cubans have been stranded in costa rica since november.they were forced to live in shelters since borders were closed and they were denied passage >>> police now asking the public to help please together what exactly led to his death. if you kno anything about this crime, please contact them. your help tracking down two men caught on camera at chris's restaurant and grill. police say to the smashed through a glass door and took off with two cash registers. if you have any information about this burglary, call miami-dade police. >>> a cooper city home burglary that ended in a police chase. mrs. brian linder. local 10 there as he was brought into the ft. lauderdale jail last night. the pursuit picked up in the area of eu8th terrace and fourth street yesterday. were able to hold the teen until deputies arrived. investigators say linder broke free, took off in a stolen car. deputies tracked him down where he eventually crashed into a truck. >> he literally went right by them. i don't know. he hit mailboxes and things. it was crazy. >

hatzel vela will bring you his story ahead at 6:30. >>> versailles restaurant at the center of a lawsuit file bid one of his workers. he claims he was demoted after r reporting conditions only to be transferred to la carreta. he says he was forced to leave. >> saw no other way out but to end his ploim. >> the restaurant's owners say the lawsuit without merit adding that i know 44 years of business, none of the restaurants have ever been implicated in any critical health issues. >>> back street boy busted. nick carter is not all right, accused of choking a bartender in police say he and his brother in l were at hog's breath saloon on thursday when a pair allegedly attacked the bouncers. now here's a photo of carter and his brother-in-law speaking to officers shortly before they were arrested. carter was released from jail. local 10's michael seiden pressed him aboutwhat happened to the bar. >> trying to enjoy some time here in key west. >> carter rose to fame as a member of the back street boys in the '90s. hog's breath saloon says he and his brother-in-law have been banned from the bar f

and hatzel develop has more from the mexico u.s. boarder. >> reporter: cuban migrant being released after going through the immigration process. edward is part of 180 cuban migrant making their way to the u.s. mexico boarder. part of plan costa rican officials put together. >> a 24-year-old is thankful to god for reaching this goal and finally being able to live in a free country he says. >> local 10 there when the first group of migrant arrived here in ray do texas thursday night. >> we were also in costa rica back in november when thousand where's in mie imra tory limbo after nicaragua's leftest government shut down the board the voyage started in ek wa door. a country that was allowing migrant to come with without visas. that has since changed. for mt. journey what been long and arkansas peered. >> ar due us they were could vupt bid police and now they are here in the lafned the free where where capitalism rule. cubans who drove from south florida stand at this corner for hours wait forth newly arrived to offer a ride. and it's n

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hatzel? >> reporter: kristi, this is a park right behind the broward college, and i can show you the kind of damage we are talking about here. take a look at this massive tree. the roots just uprooted from this park. and you can see what the wind does. it is quite amazing. take a close look here. there is a boy's toy we found really entangled in this tree. you follow me, you can see the damage spreads through most of this parark here. if you look in the park, you will see a lot o debris torn throughout. sort of gives you a sense off where this thing went through. todd cable is with me. dd, you were in your garage when this whole thing happened. explain to us what you saw. the description you gave me was pretty good. >> well, i was looking out watching it rain. you could see the rain moving really fasas in one direction. you could see, like, a darker you can see the circulation and then you could hear. [audio difficulty] you get that thunder and you could just hear it. then a white water wall

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