in hialeah, local 10 news. >> local 10 news has learned that hialeah police have been randomlylyheck mag advantage parlors to see if they are licensed let's take a live look at the breaking news where firefighters are responding to anxplosion in a home. fire confirming the explosion and you can see right there the right sidef the home has some damage. we are told a wall collapsed.. the investigation into what just getting underway seven crew members are safe 56 being rescued from rough waters, the crews ship rab aground. it cost a coast guard boat to capsize while trying to help, a helicopter was used to lift themen out of their boat and those members they did make it to shore safel as welt talk about food now, the best wine and food coming together in one of the hottest spots, you know what it is, and we are taking you there. coming up. >> first, a look at what is coming up after the news. >> jimmy. >> we have a big show tonight, here is just a little of it. >> really just dustin with 150 extra pounds ohim. >> oh man. goodod evening south florida, here with your traffic alert, here

a detective's card is staip taped to the door and that sign >> in hialeah jeff weinsier. lol 10 news. >> neki: local 10 news has already learned that hialeah police are randomly checking massage parlors to see if they are licensed but not say fg t ey are going undercover to catch prostitutes. >> todd: 5:18 and time to check in with jennifer abobo the weather forecast and it's absolutely beau bought yesterday. >> neki: beautiful day. made an excuse to be outside. >> todo: the slow clap. jennifer: thank you. all right. all right. thank you though. but i'll give you another beautiful forecast today. however tempeture will be milder. is that clapping right there. >> did you hear that? >> neki: yes. >> jennifer: i god a stadium a could plawz. thank you. if you were out yesterday high in miami 71 de. well below the a average high. this morning a tad cooler but wear the sweaters if you're stepping out this morning.. 57 degrees in kendall and that's the cool spot on thiss map. elsewhere 60 degrees from pembroke pine up into miami and northward in fort lauderdale. both at 59 degre

in hialeah, local 10 news. >> local 10 news has learned that hialeah police have been randomly check mag advantage parlors to see if they are at the breaking news where firefighters are responding to an explosion in a home. fire confirming the explosion and you can see right there the right side of the home has some damage. we7are told a wall collapsed. the investigation into what sparked the explosion that's just getting underway seven crew members are safe 56 being rescued from rough waters, the crews ship ran aground. it cost a coast guard boat to capsize while trying to help, a helicopter was used to lift the men out of their boat and those members they did make it to shore safely as welt talk about food now, theest wine and food coming together in one of the hottest spots, you know what it , and we are taking you there. comi up. >> first, a look at what is coming up after the news. >> we have a big show tonight, here is just a little of it. >> really just dustin with 150 extra pounds on him. >> oh man. good evening south florida, here with your traffic alert, here if you are tra

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. >>> we have new video this morning of a series of smash and grabs in hialeah. the suspects caught on suspect. nbc 6 anchor erika glover tells us what those burglars got away with. >> reporter: this morning one businesswner in hialeah says he is out of thousands of dollars in stolen property and he is no the alone. recognize the men caught on camera. >> watch as thieves a shatter glass s d grab what they can from this mobile solutions store on 927 pest 39th street in hialeah. the owner says they have been aroundor five years and never experienced in kind of problem. now he's stuck trying to recover an estimated $15,000 to $20,000 in stolen items and property damage costs. >> we have alarm, a good camera system but even with that they came in the middle of the night. >> here at 1165 west 29th street anlectronics store faced the same type of property damage only this time the thieves got away with nothing. at 1159 west 29th street more broken glass. not far away at 1171 west 35th street, more surveillance video of what looks like the same four guys. this morning t

in hialeah, jeff weinsier, local10 news. >> janine: hialeah police tell local10 news the inforortion will be passed on and it will be forwarded to their criminal investigations division. >> victor: right now it's 4:40, rush hour is about to get derway. how the roads are looking. >> jenise: i know everyone is excited to get home and get the weekend started. we were watching this accident on i-95 southbound hallandale beach boulevard but that accident moved off to the shoulder so traffic is starting to pick up which is good news for those our i-95 southbound. as w wzoom on in closer we're still seeing some delays with speedsds 12 miles per hour. the good news is that once you pass handle beach boulevard and get to ives dairy road, traffic picks up a 46 miles per hour so no need to use an alternate just yet. i-95 northbound in the express prince lanes aft northwest vined street an accident, left lane blocked, and i you're in the express lanes you're not moving at all. you're not evening moving. if you are taking i-95 northbound, stay away from the express lanes and go ahead and take the

several stores smashed up by thieves in hialeah. now in each of the cases they were caught on surveillance video. local reporter david shores live in high an lee, derek? >> derek: tonight we're talking about four different men hitting three different cell phone shops take a look. there is a security camera just at would have the entrance here. but that did not stop them from breaking right through the front door. one after another after another, complete with a sledge hammer and a plan before bandits move in quickly at three cell phone stores j jt blocks apart early this morning. two of them on west 29th streeee and one nearby on 35th street in hialeah. the fofo men literally smash and grab, hauling away thousands of dollars in cell phones and other equipment, at times even having the guts to turn on the lights to make sure they got it all. this guy with the orange cap on almost comically tugging at the cash drawer of one spot, but he gives up. marcus rivera owns one of the shops hit. >> we've been here for five years. we never had

and one nearby on 35th street in hialeah. the four men literally smash and grab, hauling away thousands of dollars in cell phones and other equipment, at times even having the guts to turn on the lights to make sure they got it all. this guy with the orange cap on almost comically tugging at the cash drawer of one spot, but he gives up. marcrc rivera owns one of the shops hit. >> we've been here for five years. we never had any kind of problem. but we got a big one now. >> big is right. rivera estimates approximately $20,000 in merchandise gone, including some customer phones that were being repaired. that doesn't include the damage to his property. this woman runs another store hit. she tells us it's hard for them to cope and sayshe robbers just have no respect. >> it's insane. we have alarm and good camera system. even like that, they came in the middle of the night. >> reporter: the hope is this and that orange cap may lead to some arrests. >> so if you happen to recognize any of those guys in the video or if you were in t

. >> anchor: trouble to hialeah. crooks smash into three separate stores. each of them caught on camera. the men arere still on the news. our local 10 news reporter is live. >> reporter: carlos, detectives at the hialeah police department investigating the possibility that all of these crimes could be connect. but their big clue is that surveillance video. three times the charm for crooks who swing into action. four men caughtn camera, carrying the smashes and grabs acss hialeah o over the weekend, hauling away thousands of dollars of cell phones and equipment. >> it's insane. we have alarm and good camera system, but even with at, they came in the middle of the night. nobody seeee to hear nothing. >> reporter: he owns one of the he puts his rough at roughly $20,000 bucks in merchandise and the thousan more out in damages. >> we've been here five years. we never had any problem, but we've got a big one now. >> reporter: you see the bad guys flick on the lights to make sure they got it all. the thieves try to hide their faces and appear to be wearing gloves.

that's what hialeah polii say they just arrested juveniles for. it's a story you have got to ss. >>> friends and family are ramping up the search for a missing south florida couple. where they were last seen. >>> a crash caught on camera. first saut\ olive oil, vegetables, and sausage, simmer until ready. now add the fresh florida shrimpand clams. things are getting delicious! once the shrimp is ready and clams have opened, add the final touch of creamy butter and juicy tomatoes; garnish with parsley and serve over rice. and that's how easy it is to create a seafood delight. visit freshfromflorida.com for more recipes. remember, delicious is always served fresh from florida. >>> a group of four south florida teens is behind bars. they are accused of a theft ring involving pigeons. the story. >> reporter: hialeah police say they actually caught these four teenagers allegedly trying to sell 39 peons earlier this week. it was really an incredible story. we watched the four teenagers leave the police department just a short time ago. now they're on th

reporting from hialeah. i'm alex de armas. 7 news. >> craig: police are looking high price heist over the weekend. the jewelry stote and a man wearing a ski mask and pistol whim whipped an employee and locked two in the restroom at business on sheraton street. the crook got away with half a million dollars in jewels. >> crazy. i don't think that that normally happens in this neighborhood. >>raig: sphru any information call crime stopper. 954-493-tips. >> belkeys: a new case of mosquito bornika in s. a 4th painlt guy diagnosed with the virus in broward county. that brings the total to 21 state wievmentd miami-dade has seen seven cases. five counties across the state have reported people with zika. all got it overseas. the state has set up a hot line that is staffed 24 hours a day to answer questions and concerns. there's the number. 855-622-6735. our web site at wsvn.com. >> craig: cable giantnt compass is working to restore service after a natio wood outage. from south florida to new york to california. last

. >> anchor: triple trouble and hialeah, crooks smashed into three separate stores each one caught on camera and tonight the men aron the loose, terrell forney is live with more. >> reporter: detectives here are investigating the possibility all of these crimes could be connected but their biggest clue yet is the surveillance video. not twice, but three times is the charm for some crooks who swing to action. and grab across hialeah over the weekend hauling away dozens of dollars in cell phones, and other electronic equipment. a sledgehammer appears to be the destructive weapon in each case. >> it is insane, we have alarm, but even with that but they came in the middle of the nothing. >> reporter: marcos revere owns one of the shops hit he puts his loss at roughly 20,000 bucks not to mention thousands more he is out in damages. >> we have been here five years and we never had any kind of problem. >> reporter: at one point you see the bad guys flick on the lights to make sure they got it all. they tried to hide their faces and appear to be wearing gloves. notice the man in the orange ho

hialeah the only middle school in broward and dade counties to have heat. not only are students burning more calories standing throughout the day but studies have shown students are more engaged. >> between students being more on task and focused between the teacher being able to orchestrate a classroom with breakouts it is classroom efficiency. >> reporter: so a total of 40 desks were donated here to hialeah gardens middle school. this is a pilot program so they're going to see how these desks work, see if they like them. i have to say so far the students are really happy with the new desks. reporting live in hialeah gardens, jenise fernandez, local 10 news. >> kristi: makes going to school kind of fun. working it out. the marlins are back to work. >> constance: we are live in jupiter for the first full squad workout. >>> today we are making everybody faster, bettete and cheaper. we have a delicious makeover with gloria >> kristi: it is back to baseball for the miami marlins. >> constance: today is the ifers full day of workout f f the team. they are in ju

hialeah, i see you. temperatures 70 in pompano beach as well. wind speeds between eight and 16 miles per hour with wind gusts reported down by the keys but it looks as though no longer. we are expecting wind gusts to reach 20 to 25 miles per hour by the afternoon. high risk of rip currents for you beach-goers. it will be mild and mostly dry but we can't rule out a chance of a shower today because of that east breeze. you'll ntsb cloudy skies by the afternoon. upper 70s0s i'll have a lot more on the forecast you're going to need to know for this tuesday coming up. >>> turnpike southbound we have reports of an accident scene there. we're still trying to work out all of the details as what is closed exactly. those speeds at 42 miles an hour. we are sending a photographer to the scene to check it out to see what's going on. we're not hearing any serious injuries. no one taken t tthe hospital with this one. if it is completely shut down, i just want to let you know your at rat routes. avenue. all right. ami-dade county surprisingly on this holiday we

the hialeah public housing authority has 26 families over income. six households are making $100,000 or month with the highest family in public housing making $121,000. what's the current rule in hialeah right now for over? >> there isn't any. >>reporter: if there's a family that's making 100,000, 200,000, 300,000, they wili not get kicked out of public housing in hialeah? >> no. director of the housing authority says in many cases it's the adult children still living at home who are making the money, not the head of the household like the mother or the father. >> i total agree. public how'sing is meant to help the people who are need. point were in need, and they will probably continue to be in need once the kids move on in their life. >>reporter: miami-dade public housing has 23 families over-income. one family is making 88,000 a year. >> the idea over-income people should receive this benefit is something that we want to change. >>reporter: michael was once the assistant secretary for public housing. he's now the housing director in miami-dade. h

. >> reporter: crooks in hialeah going on the saturday spree striking at least 3 electronics stores. one of the owners convinced the crimes are related. >> starting in hd so we have all their faces and we're pretty comfy in the way we're going to identify them. >> reporter: marco's surveillance video might give cops their biggest clue. you see several men in the store ransacking cell phone cases, cleaning him out. >> they took basically most of the funds in the store and now we're cleaning and looking at >> also the same day, same motive. in this case the own her to board up his business. again cameras catch the break-in and you can see the crooks actually smashing their way through the front door and then the mess they left behind. and not far on west 35th street also on saturday. a very similar crime. this time the crooks brazen enough to actually flip on the lights so they could see better. >> it's insane. like we have the system but even with that they come in the middle of the night and nobody seems to hear nothing and even from the front door and it is just a little bit, i woul

way to get exercise. >> jenisis it's all to promote a healthy lifestyle here at hialeah gardens middle school. sitting too long often makes students s sggish and finlandy about the now students have the option to stretch their legs literally. they can adjust these decks for when they want to sit or stand up. >> no not only can you move these decks up o or down to adjust to your height but check it out, youay notice there are wheels on these desks and that's because these desks are mobile. students can now roll out their desks and go outside to the school's farm which is paver their agri-science clala. >> they can continue from the classroom directly out here into on farm with no actual change with let me close my notebook and then is it up out here all over again. >> these learn fit adjustable standing detective were donated, hialeah the only school to have these. not only are sdents one, more the day but studies show students tend to be more engaged. >> so between students being more on task, on focus between a teacher being automobile toy orchestrate alassroom, it comes together for

and women in custo in hialeah. officers caught up witit them in the area of southeast 5th street and 10th avenue. they found stolen items and stun gun inside their car. they believe the four are behind an armed robbery in miami beach on sunday. residents near the scene of shake down taken up. >> it's scare wrichl live ore here in protected arere who would ever think come from streets. >> reporter: one person was injured and sent to the hospital after police say the four crashed into a police cruiser. no word on that person's condition. >>> a home up in flames in northwest miami-dade. firefighters responding to the scene onnorthwest 61st place and 170th terrace. no one was hurt. the fire causing extensive damage inside. the officials deeming the home unsafe. they believe the fire may have started in a utility shed. >>> crews battling a fire in miami. fire destroying several businesses. no one was hurt, students and parents taking a stand after school announces it may be closing its doors. dozen demanding change outs

. >>> in other news we have new video this morning of a series of smash and grabs in hialeah. the shameless suspects caught on camera. nbc 6 reporter erika glover tells us what those brazec^p (u(ulars got away with. >> reporter: one hialeah business own err says not even security cameras could prevent thieves from breaking in and grabbing whatever they did this weekend. watch as thieves shattered glass and grabbed what they can from this mobile solutions store friday night on 927 west 29th street in hialeah. around for five years and never experienced this kind of problem. now he's stuck trying to recover an estimated 15 to $20,000 in stolen items and property damage costs. >> we have alarm like good camera system but each that like they came in the middle of the night. >> reporter: here at 1165 west 29h street an electronics store faced the same type of property damage only this time the thieves got away with nothing. at 11 a 9 west 29th street more broken glass. not far away at 1171 west 35th street more surveillance video of what looks like the same four guys. all of those

four suspects have been handcuffed tracked down hialeah. police say it's the result of a high speed chase that stemmed beach. taking officers to miami shores where the suspects rammed the cruiser. >> police were chasing this car, coming down this neighborhood about 75 miles per hour. >> reporter: several neighbors saw the chase that woundup going down 103rd street, they didn't know that's aead end. larry blassberg lives right where the crooks came to a stop. >> my neighbors called me. >> reporter: what did they say? >> what's going on out there. i said what do you mean? there's seven police cars out there. >> reporter: instead off coming to an end, they rammed the police cruiser and took off. >> once you get in here, the only way out is 96th street. >> reporter: the caese of the chase an armed robbery at 73 and harding. pistol whipping or tasering a woman. police found this gray altima in hialeah. no word on police on who any of these suspects are. i can tell you that the woman they attacked only received non-threatening life injuries, she

in hialeah jeff weinsier,, local 10 news. local 10 news has learned hialeah police have been randomly checking massage parlors for licenses and police won't say if they are going undercover ver to catch prostitutes. 6:18 and time to look at weather. alrey 60 degrees. about ten degrees warmer than it was yesterday morning. >> yeah, it is todd's birming day. >> todd: oh. >> neki: happy birthday. >> todd: thank you. >> neki: we have to gym hif a good day. >> jennifer: yeah. >> neki: maybe he can dine el fresca. >> todd: >> jennifer: i'll give you a winning forecast. >> todd: so i can take my nap. >> neki: you're not alone. >> todd: i love vacation when i don't have to talk to anybody. and i said i'm going to take a nap. for hour fowr hours every day jennifer. >> >> todd: and then we're done. >> jennifer: and it's tierg. but i take the naps too and if the weather is nice and you want to do so, te a nap under the tun sun. it will be nice and comfortable today. also temperatures a little milder this morning. not qp chilly as yester

live in hialeah, elitsa bizios, 7 newsnight team. >> robbin: a high private heightheist at a jewelry store. a thief walked in near 4th avenue and sheridan street earlier this morning. employees before locking him bathroom. thcrime. >> it's crazy. i don't think that normally happens in this neighborhood. >> robbin: the crook got away jewelry. if you have any information to help investigators call crime stopper ats 4-493-tips. >> jeff: crooks targeting the temple in northwest miami-dade. stealing instruments from inside late thursday or early friday morning. it's the first time this church on northwest 8th avenue and 11th street has been hit. crooks sxole an ac unit there 3 years ago. if you have any ininrmation, call police. >>> a family desperate for run. lauderdale on thursday. scene of the crash earlier tonight. they lit candles on northeast highway and called on the driver to come forward. >> i saw that one of them saw what happened. the guy put his brakes on, knew he hit someone and took on off and we're trying to find who it is. >> jeff: investigators say they're looking for a s

mid40s in hialeah. miami gardens and the beac locations in miami. same setup for you in browar county. western suburbs. lower 40s likely first thing in the morning around daybreak and 7 a.m. and mid40s in hollywood. the breeze still waiting on the wind speeds to come down but they will through the duration and the chilly breeze in the more coming up in a few minutes. >> after being hard hit cameras capturing the moment the car sent them flying. newly released video shows the hit and run and elitsa bizios says they're lucky to be alive. >> the car took their bodies away and wipe them all out like paper in the wind. >> capturing surveillance video with the driver of the white suv slamming into the group of friends in their 20s. all 5 taken to ryder trauma with injuries. >> knocked me off my feet right here. >> they met 7 news at the scene in northwest 34th street saturday after watching this they all survived and are counseleding their blessings. >> to be standing here where i could have lost my live, we're all blessed, all 5 are blessed. >> i turn ar

that's a aording to hialeah police. these ones right here, they've been arrested. walking out, four teens ages4 to 17 were questioned last night before leaving the hialh police department. the four charged with breaking into the yards of private homes. 16 year old eric cook, 17-year-old jose rodriguez along with a 14 and 15-year-old, they are accused oftealing 39 bird and trying to sell them to a hialeah set to give an update on th big plan to battle the zika virus one day after declaring a health emergency in fouj counties. governor scott issued a statement on the virus saying although flax's current nine zika cases were travel related, we have to ensure floridais prepared and stays ahead of the zika virus in our state. we know we must stay prepared for the worst even as we hope for the best. >>> local 10 brought this to you as breaking news yesterday. an s.u.v. slamming right into a taxicab and flipping up on to its roof before funerally stopping, coming to a rest. police say the driver was drunk. that crash put one man in the hospital and one woman behind bars.

. >> the city of hialeah unveiled a new fleet of police vehicles. they have 36 new patrol cars with eight on patrol. they also purchased two new firetrucks will be used for major emergencies. carlos fernandez said the vehicles will allow both departments to better serve the citizens of hialeah. and if you can believe that groundhogs can predict the weather. grab your flip-flops t- shirts and shorts. an early spring is on the way. punxsutawney phil made his prediction this morning after emerging from a tree stump and related. he said there would be an early springlike weather because he the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says accuracy is at about 45%, which is pretty good in baseball and other things but not when it comes to predicting this. >> your chance of getting heads on flipping a coin is 51%. so i will show you what's going on outside. a few clouds pushing in with the sunsets and 77 in miami 77 in fort lauderdale, 77 in key west. fairly humid and the humidity is going to stay up through thursday. temperatures are in the mid-70

hialeah businesses targeted in a series s smash and grabs. this worker says in three to four minutes they took almost t entire inventory for the store, tablets, telephones, the egister, absolutely everything. the men hid their faces, but the crimes still caught on camera. at another store nearby, surveillance caught a group of four breaking in. looks like it could be the same guys. they damaged property, but walked away with nothing. damage done here too, but no surveillance video at this store. another worker said i think it waslanned. they came from various st@res. and this store behind me says they lost about $15,000 to $20,000 worth of merchandise. if you recognize those people in

. >>> new video tonight of a series of smash and grabs in hialeah that happened overnight. the suspects were called on surveillance video. stephanie bertini joins us live with more. >> reporter: one of the places it seems the same guys hit overnight.. here the owner says it looks like they got in through the front door. th door is under repair tonight. inside the store, thousands of merchandise still missing tonight. hiding their faces, helping themselves. watch these apparent thieves work overnight at this hialeah cellphone store. >> i would call it insane. >> reporter: that's how the owner describes the crime he learned about from the people who saw the damage to his store this morning. >> thimorning we received a couple of phone calls, someone broke in the store, they took basically most of the front of the store. >> reporter: he got here today to find out the 15 to $25,000 is the estimated hit between what was stolen and damaged. and it seems this isn't the only place the thieves hit overnight. on the same street, 1165 west 29th street, an electronics store, and thth sa

reports from hialeah >> they took the register and -- >> reporter: surveillance cameras capturing the moments the crooks go to town stealing and leaving behind a big mess. >> break a lot of s sff and window cases, the door. most of the funds are missing. >> reporter: it happened on west 29th street. >> we have even with the systemem they come in the middle of the night and nobody seems to hear nothing. >> it wasn't just that story. the crooks striking again. cameras capturing the moment they use a sledge hammer to smash the front door. this time stealing nothing. but not too o far away on west 35th street a similar crime d even turning on the lights to can get their hands on. as of saturday night they weren't sure if the crimes were connected. if you have any information call 305-471-tips. for now in hialeah, elitsa bizios, 7 news night team. >> robbin: a high priced heist at a hollywood welry store. police say a thief walk intoed the of jewelers early this morning. he pistol whipped an employee and people in the area are shockekeby the crime. >> crazy and i don't think that that norm

they may also be tied to fire their burglaries this week and hialeah for the stolen pigeons are safe and are being returned to the rightful owners. some of fire crews called out to the campus of florida reports of a gas leak. the sprinklers activated inside the graham university center. the building was evacuated and close for an hour while crews investigated the cause. there were no reported injuries. >>> caught on camera a iraq war veteran is being called a hero. not just for his service to his country but for fighting off an armed robbery. he was working at a gas station demanded money. you see the vet go to the register with a man pointing a gun at him and he turns the tables quickly grabbing the gunmen and throwing him around the robber runs out of the story police are looking for him. >>> now to campaign 2016 in the first debate featuring just 2 candidates sanders on the left on clinton on the right face- off tonight for the first time since iowa.>> and now there is a lot of talk of the town hall about who the most progressive candidate is. we expect more of that tonight? >> i

they were mia, but were caught hours later in hialeah. nbc 6 reporter bobby brooks was there when they were taken down. >>> it looks like whoever ran into this miami beach cruiser and committed an armed robbery totoay has been caught. we are told up to four suspects are in handcuffs, track down southeast fifth street in highaly. lice sayayt's the result of high-speed chase that stemmed from the armed robbery on miami beach taking officers to miami shores where the suspects rammed the cruiser. >> the miami beach police was chasing their car that was a gray nissan coming down this neighborhood about 75 miles an hour. >> several neighbors saw the chase that wound up going down 103 street. what the suspects didn't know is that's a dead end. larry gasberg lives right where the crooks came to a stop. >> my neighbors called me. what's going on down there? there are police cars, i said good, i'll come out and look. >> instead of giving in, the suspects rammed the cruder and tookoff. some neighbors puzzled on how they got away. 103rd stet is locat

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>>> traffic trouble in hialeah. homicide detectives now on the scene of a deadly accident. thank you so much for joining us. i'm adam kuperstein. >> andnd i'm trina robinson. there were four people involved in that bang up. >> we are live in hialeah with more on what you need to know, especially for drivers out there. >> reporter: you definitely want to avoid east eighth avenue and ninth street. police will be here awhile one of those victims you just mentioned, unfortunately she did not survive. rescue crews just finished removing her body. the impact so strong there's even severe damage on the drive's side. three people were inside the pickup. >> right now, we do have one person that has died on our scene. it's one of the people inside of the pickup truck. of 30 and 34 years of age. >> reporter: the driver and the passenger of the pickup taken to trauma. according to police, the pickup lost control and swerved into traffic. a third vehicle was involved. >> the driver of the truck and the trd vehicle were not injured. they're on the scene and talking to investigators right

. >>> we're everywhere in hialeah. others injured after an accident. one of the passengers in the pickup truck tried on the scene. the road is expected to be closed for several urs. we will be live on the scene coming up in the next half hour. >>> a family is searching for answers after a south florida law enforcement officer is murdered in his own home. hall's mother discovered her son's body just a day of his home was broken into. he was shot in the chest. police have not saiai whether hall's work as a corrections officer was in any way connected to his death. friends and family are searching for answers tonight. >> if his home was burglarized the day before and the next day he was found dead in his apartment, obviously that's an obvious concern. >> reporter: hall'sother says he went to law enforcement because he witnessed his own father's murdrr and wanted to coming up at 6:00, what the police benevolent association is telling nbc 6 about this case. >>> students at a local catholic school arrived at a campus to find hate in the hallways. bobby brook

businesses hit hard in hialeah. sfn's brandon beyer live -- 7's brandon beyer live at the scene with the latest. >> reporter: striking at least 3 eleltronics stores. one of the owners convinced the crimes are related. >> we have all their faces and confident we can identify them. >> reporter: and they might give cops their biggest clue. you see several men in his store ransacking cell phone cases cleaning them out. >> they took basically most of the front of the store. like now we're cleaning and looking at what's missing. >> reporter: also same day, same motive and the owner had again, cameras catch the break in. you can see the crooks actually smashing their way through the front door and then the mes they left behind. not far on 35th street also on side, a similar crime. this time the crooks brazen enough to actually flip on the lights so they could see better. >> we have the alarm and with the system like they came in the middle of the night and nobody seems to hear nothing, each that they break the front door a

. >>> crooks smashed their way into three hialeah cell phone stores and it is all caught on video. will show you what they did in size size. >>> we count down to the 58th annual grammy awards. how do the stars prepare for this night? >>> good evening. cbs news starts right now. >>> at 6:30, the unexpected sending shockwaves through the republicans who control the obama to nominate a replacement, and democrats politics. mark albert has the latest from washington. >>reporter: early sunday morning, the body of supreme court justice antonin scalia arrived at an el paso funeral home. the flag is lowered to half president obama pay tribute to the court. >> you will no doubt be consequential judges and thinkers to serve on the >>reporter: skully a was often seen as the keystone of high court, which frequently split with the four more president obama said he would nominate a replacement, setting up an epic battle with republicans on the direction of the court. >> there's a long tradition you don't do this in an election year. the senate won't move forward until after the election. the supr

it happen last night near east 4th avenue and hialeah drive. the woman suffers from mental illness, and she stabbed the man telling us, and police are still investigating what led up to that situation. >>> this has got to stop, for god's sakes. >> you can hear the passion of the pleas from community leaders to end gun violence. as classmates of t t 6-year-old are heading to class today, school administrators are taking strides to help ease the pain. michael spears is live outside that lile boy's school. we're talking about a 6-year-old here or it's an elementary school, and it's hard for an adult to process let alone any school-aged kid. >> reportee as we have seen before with tragedies like this, parents do their best to explain this to kids, but it's a that's why later on today, grief counsellors will be on hand where king carter went to school to try and help with that process, t t provide support not only to clclsmates and friends but to the faculty, all of whom are impacted and affected by this tragedy. police say king carter, just 6 years

. >>> live pictures from the jfk library in hialeah where early voting has begun. >> diana: and on the campaign trail, hopefuls working to get all the deleges that are up for grabsful they can make or break other campaigns. >> christine: reporter shannon is in washington, d.c. the latest on the race for the white house. >> repororr: fresh off a victory, hillary clinton was in massachusetts this morning, trying to win last minute super tuesdayvotes. >> i do want to be a president who remembers how people work together again, who creates an environment, who encourages people to overcome our divides. >> reporter: on the republican side of the rashgs pollsls suggest most of the states with hundreds of delegatesesp for grabs tomorrow. >> you got to get out and vote on tuesday. everybody here, you vote. we're going to win so big. you know we're leading in every single state and we're almost leading in texas and i have a also. >> reporter: in resent poll, ted cruz tops or ties trump in the lone star state with 155 delegates at steak there. >> i think cruz is very, very likely to win perhaps b

a chilly 46 in pompano beach. 49 in hialeah. the northwest wind is our cool air connection keeping us very chilly this morning and refreshing. this morning it's all about the seat warmers and u#ing that warm weather. we are going to not really see until probably the weekend so get ready for it. these temperatures are anywhere between five and eight degrees cooler than what we woke up to yesterday. mid and high levels around. it feels comfortable with that said, it is chilly. you're going to need toes sweaters and jackets thanks to the high pressure from the north. just to the east of u u we have that cold front and that area of low pressure providing for more rain and snow over portions of t t north east. a series of fronts intotoouth florida every other day from thehe week keeping us chilly. it feels like winter from the pacific northwest to the east coast. and we can even say it here in south florida. it's very rare we get to talk about that. hihi pressure providing for that cool breeze. below average temperatures today. we el

normal high being 78 and hialeah you managed to touch 80 degrees. 70 hialeah, miami 69 degrees and forecast models indicatinin later tonight we will start the day in the mid to low 6 6. how about that northeast breeze. those windsdsave not died down tonight. they relaxed a little and the brbrze is noticeable. winds from the northeast 10 to will stay with us as we are headed into the weekend especially for the start of our weekend. we are getting the northeast wind around an area of high pressure. it is in control of the eastern portion of the u.s., and the weather so quiet and nice. w york city, washington, d.c raleigh, clockwise flow around the high and that is how we are getting our breeze. southerly winds on the back side of the high feeding into the south central u.s. helping to weekekd. our numbers for the most part stay seasosoble expecting sun a brisk breeze so windy conditions and then on saturday we still will be on the breezy side with seasonable temperatures and warm weaeaer by the way for the south if you are traveling, say atlanta, memphis, dallas, houston, warm weather finally

the teens were requested before walking out of the hialeah police department. the 4 are charges with breaking into the yards of private homes and making off with the pigeons kept as pets like the one in the picture. 17-year-old jose rodriguez with the 14 and 15-year-old are all a,cused of stealing 39 birds and then trying to sell them at the hialeah pet store. all the birds are being returned to their owners. >> a lot of water returned in bay water islands and the truck slid in the water as she tried to return her boat. it was plucked from the water to dry ground. the driver made it out safely. now police say they gave her a passed but was arrested on an unrelated charge. >> laurie: and a civilian pulled over one of his officers. director juan perez was officially sworn in tuesday. perez sitting wn with local 10 today on the first day on the job. he said he cant comment on the investigation into the complaint from claudia castillo and she alleges she saw the officer speeding but perez did address the safety concerns with how the woman got that video. >> we woul

pembroke pines you are at 62, as well as hialeah. kendall at 61 degrees. 71 in marathon. and a look at your wind speeds. it is light, 3 to up 7 miles per hour. wind out of the southeast nor ft. lauderdale. elsewhere out of the east and northeast. a couple of clouds over us no rain to talk about so far. a light drizzle could impact -- high&pressure is in control keeping our weather pattern throughout today and as we head into tomorrow, a little bit o& a change is coming our way. more moisture is expected but either way for today it is not going to be too bad. a mixture of mostly cloudy skies. rain chances low. down to 10 to 20%. a few coastal showers and definitely the moisture is going up especially when we have a southeast flow returning over us. so by wednesday, we will have even more moisture in our area that is going to possibly give us the chance for some thunderstorms. your seven-day comingp. neki, todd today. >>> coming to sports. >> the miami heat without their two all-stars yet again. >> neki: the heat ph it into overdrive with high-flying stuff. where did this t

64 debut miami is hding on to the upper 60s. 70 degrees in fort lauderdale and pembroke pine and hialeah in the low 70s and march thoofnl upper 60s in key west. winds coming out of e et for both broward and miami-dade heading south wampled more of a a northeasterly flow for key west. the winds are so far light becoming breezy similar t what it felt like yesterday. and plenty of cloud cover keeping our temperatures high another. no rain associated with the cloud as you can see no rain on the the radar. it is nice across the sunshine state. clear skies under neej this high. the the center of the high and then the pan hand he. and another high over the a atlantic. and this is providing for the strong easterly wind later on today. no, things w't change much in our weather pattern at least today and into o tomorrow. but i'll take a look at the seven day of course in just a second baw things will change later on next week. if you want to head o toohe beach, enjoy. it will be beautiful. high rip currentisk though remain. so do be careful. try to stay out of water or head tie beach with a lifegu

pembroke pines, hialeah. 55, that cold air making marathon. these temperatures are anywhere between six, five and nine degree cooler than what we woke up to yesterday. i don't have to remind you since y just saw the temperatures. it will be chilly. cool sweater weather throughout the day. they will be needing those sweaters and jackets all day long as highs are only expected to reach the mid 60s. both days we're expecting below average temperatures. another front is going to move in dropping our temperatures by midweek. good morning, constance. >> good morning, julie durda. roadways looking pretty good. an earlier hit and run crash still affecting us. here on i-95 southbound and griffin road. police are on the scene, as you can see. rangers here. this is a hit and run crash and that's why they are still out here. again, the good news with this, it's well off to the shohoder. our travel speeds should not be affected by all of this. 75 miles per hour. folks are traveling by without any issues. all right. in addition to that, something brand new

more of the say. 76 key biscayne. 79 in hialeah. and throughout keys, just duct key reporting a temperature of 80 deech every one else in the 70s. here's the marine forecast. threat of rip occur a ant at the beach. small craft exercise caution. biscayne bay with a moderate chop. throughout the florida keys, are you now looking at a small craft advisory. seas beyond the reef building to four to 8 feet and coastal waters will be turning rough tonight. next high tide. dade and broward coastal water after 4:4: in the morning. 6:23 for the lower keys. uv index tomorrow a little hire. it will be at at 7:00 and we're probably getting more sunshine than we've had over the last few day. to might over night lows in the upper 60s to the low to mid 70's. what's tip cel call is about 61 degrees. so it's going to be a warm night average high about 76, 77. tomorrow highs in the low to mid 80s with that wind coming out of southeast. here's your extend out look. thursday starting out sunny. late day showers. breezy frida saturday and sunday still a

hialeah businesses targeted in a series s smash and grabs. this worker says in three to four minutes they took almost t entire inventory for the store, tablets, telephones, the egister, absolutely everything. the men hid their faces, but the crimes still caught on camera. at another store nearby, surveillance caught a group of four breaking in. looks like it could be the same guys. they damaged property, but walked away with nothing. damage done here too, but no surveillance video at this store. another worker said i think it waslanned. they came from various st@res. and this store behind me says they lost about $15,000 to $20,000 worth of merchandise. if you recognize those people in we're reporting live in hialeah, nbc 6 news. >>> police are looking for a man who robbed a jewelry store of half a million dollars in merchandise. it took place at o.f. jewelers in hollywood. investigators say the suspect walked into the familywned business wearing a ski mask. he pistol-whipped one of the employees and locked another person in the bathroom. he d

the teens werererequested before walking out of the hialeah police department. the 4 are charges wi breaking into the yards of private homes and making off with the pigeons kept as pets like the one in the picture. 17-year-old jo rodriguez with the 14 and 15-year-old are all a,cused of stealing 39 birds and then trying to sell them at the hialeah pet store. all the birds are being returned to their owners. >> a lot of water returned in bay water islands and the e truck slid in the water as she tried to return her boat. it was plucked from the water to dry ground. the driver made it out safely. now police say they gave her a field sobriety test which she passed but was arrested on an unrelated charge. >> laurie: and a civilian pulled over one of hisofficers. officially orn in tuesday. perez sitting down with local 10 today on the first day on the job. he said he can't comment on the investigation into the complaint from claudia castillo and she alleges she saw the officer speeding b b perez did address the safety concerns with how the woman got that video. >> we

. >>> the city of hialeah is upgrating their response vehicles. the city of progress revealed new police and fire vehicles. the hialeah police department has already eight new cars in the streets. the new vehicles will allow both departments to continue protecting and serving our community. according to mayor carlos hernandez. batter. >> could it be the work of vandals? a s sth florida attorney said he was targeted by political opponents. >>> a gunman and a store clerk go e to toe during a wild robbery. scuffle, next. >>> our not-so-dry dry season finally has a dry day today. you can see it's pretty nice outside. i'll let you features florida shrimp and clams. fifit saut\ olive oil, vegetables, and sausage, simmer until ready. now add the fresh florida shrimpand clams. things are getting delicious! once the shrimp is ready and clams have opened, add the final touch of creamy butter and juicy tomatoes; garnish with parsley and serve over rice. and that's how easy it is to create a seafood delight. visit freshfromflorida.com for more recipes. rememb

. >> neki: hialeah police searching for the four men responsible. the crook targeted three cell phone stores in the aim same area. the first at with west 35th streetnd 11th avenue. the surveillance individual 2340 yo showing the men smashing out the place. a few blocks wait men seen wearing the same clos clothes and caughtt on surveillance cram an moants lairtd they break into another store on west 29th 29th street. >> just saying with we have an alarm and good camera system but even with with. that they came in the middle of the night we've bn here five years and never had had vai gun problem but we have one now. >> neki: store owners hoping the surveillance video will lead to their arrest. fof now they seas the damage and begin peek up the pieces. >>> we have breaking news coming out of haiti this morning where a majority of law makers have selected an interim p resident following the resignation of martha lee. nate leader jo sin prevair was chosen after a ten hour seks sefnlings the strempleg into the wee hour this morning. prevair was one of thr

the hialeah housing authority household are making $100,000 or more. with the highest family in public housing making $121,000? >> what's the current rule in hialeah right now for public housing if you're over? >> there isn't any. >> if there's a family that's making $100,0(0, $200,000, $300,000, they will not get kicked out of public housing in hialeah. >> no. >> jeff: julio pubes, executive director of hialeah housing authority, says in many cases eyes thehe adult children still living at home who are makin the money, not the head of the household like the mother or thefather. >> i totally agree. public housing is meant to help the people who are in need. those people at onepoint were in need. and they wil probably continue to be in need once the kids move on in their life. >> jeff: miami dade public housing has 23 famies over income. one family is making $88,000 a year. >> the idea is that over income people should receive this want to change. >> jeff: michael liu was once the u.s. assistant secretary for public housing. he's now the housing directo

currently 68 degrees in pembroke pines, hialeah. 67 in kendall. with the calm winds, the clear skies and the higher than normal dew moisture you're feeling as you walk out the door. that's providing for the patchy fog to develop. winds moving off the ocean and that will continue to warm us up throughout the day. two-mile visibility in pembroke pines. so this dense fog advisory will go in until 9:00 a.m. for inland broward and miami-dade. constance jones will have more on t roadways. for us we are seeing dry conditions. there's one shower popping up over las olas. we're all starting to dry out after dealing with some heavy rain yesterday and some gusty winds. all thanks to high pressure building back into our forecast. now we've got a major snow system moving over portions of the nation's midsection. look at all of this snow, a shield of snowfrom the rockies in towards the dakotas and nebraska. this is going to bring severe weather across the mississippi valley today as very warm humid air ahead of the system. remembererhe clash of the two air mass