janine, calvin. >> janine: there's a big story at the broward county jail after an attory is accused of some inappropriate behavior. the guard claims tt he caught her having sex with an inmate. find out what her lawyer is now saying with the incident coming up at 6:00. >> calvin: and we have the@ dramatic surveillance video of a bank manager stopping a robbery refusing to let go of the front door. >> janine: plus, we are hearing from a brave young woman who is not letting a horrific brain even stoper from helping others. >> calvin: let's head out and take a look at our mount sinai tower cam. what a gorgeous postcard view that is. that's a look a miami beach where you may be headed tonight, but find out about the forecast before you go out the door with don't go away. >> reporter: we're following some breaking news right now from southwest miami-dade where a car has apparently crashed and ended up upside down in a canal. you can see they're off to the side of the road, this is all happening at southwest 112th avenue and southwest 268th street. we the don't see anyny emergency vehicles

janine. >> janine: good stuff. let's take a look at thelosing numbers, and this is good, too, we like to see, the dow jones is up 396 points to 16,466. the nasdaq is up -- 107 points, and the s&p 500 is up 46 points. >> calvin: still ahead, accusations against a lawyer accused of sleeping with a suspect while he wasp behind coming up at 4:30 we'll hear how she was aegedly caught having sex with a man accused of attempted murder and we'll have her spons. betty. >> betty: finall no rain on the radar but it is cool out there. i'm chief meteorologist betty davis. i'll let you know how chilly those temperatures getting. >> janine: still ahead, death at disney? how a family says a snakebite involving his son led to his grandmother's death. >> calvin: first a brave bank manager's jump into action going viral, how he stopped a would-be robber from getting insides next. >> janine: all new at 5:00, a much needed cleanup at the >> janine: breaking news outf miami garden where a shooting investigation is underway. let's get st

janine, calvin. >> janine: no doubt, snella. thank you. >>> caught on camera, a student get roughed up by a security guard in oakland, california. >> calvin: and similar incidents have happened at this school before. let's get to lauaue now in the video port with this one for us. >> laurie: a school district will o oy say that this video is under investigation, but a whole lot of parents who have seen you the are saying this school security guard went too far. this is what everyone is talking about. it shoks a 16-year-old student who had been ordered into the office by an assistant principal because he was acting strange will you. school staff say they want to talk him to but this student is determined to leave, and thahas when one the school's security officers blocks his wayay and a struggle begins, and then look at that. his arms a aund his neck, almost like a chokehold, and let's listen >> i can see the concern that the parent has. youan see the concern some of the folks have that what we could have done differently and we'r

>>>yes i see a couple of accidents out there, janine. right now you're taking a look at i-95 southbound at ives dairy road. you can see where the delays are. the accident is off to the shoulder. looks like our camera is giving on the a little bit. this is i-95 southbound around ives dairy road. that's where you're going to find this accident with speeds at 14 miles per hour. we are seeing those delays starred a hallandale beach boulevard but the good new is as you pass that crash looking in the clear at 44 mops. we've also got this broken down car on i-95 northbound in the express lanes southwest 99th street left lane blocked and eeds 32 miles per hour. also an accident on the dolphin expressway. this is as you are heaeang west right around northwest 17th avenue with speeds there at 15 miles per hour. now, checking out the palmetto expressway, this is as you're right around edged kendall drive. seeing heavy delays here as well with speeds at 4 miles per hour. so hardly moving at all. and as we cruise on up to broward county we have an ac

janine. >> janine: i'm cold just thinking about it, calvin and laurie. millions of people are in the path of a huge winter storm that i'm going to take you to live pictures from burlington, vermont where you can see there's a little bit of snow on@ the rooftops, it's just starting to come down. meteorologists say some areas especially around washington, dc, they could be buried in up to two feet of snow. from the north -- >> it is crucial for people@ to stay off the streets. >> janine: -- to the south -- >> winter has finally arrived in north carolina. >> janine: -- millions are prepping for a wicked wivter weekend. in washington, dc, it was chaos before the storm. less than an inch of snow turned highways into parking lotsyet yesterday. >> we don't know how long it will they can. one hour, two hour five, six hours. >> jeff: even the commander in chief, his presidential motorcade stuck in the snow with everybodyels. >> i would have hoped that they would have anticipated t`is a little better and treated the roads. >> janine: the city tad mitiing this morn

let's check in with victor and janine with what's happening at 4:30. >> janine: here's what's happening all new at at the bottom of the hour. >> victor: a safe discovered during the demolition of a house. >> janine: plus a crash on a highway. how that department is doing. >> ictor: students at a high the trouble they're facing. plus, betty and jenise will have all that's coming up at from the palm of your hand, you can arm your alarm system, lock your doors, control the temperature of your home, turn on your lights, and get notified of all events. the slomin's shield is world class security. get a free slomin's shield security system professionally installed. call now and slomin's will incncde your choice of an indoor camera, thermostat or door lock. shield your home, >> janine: right now on news10 at 4:30, a major find at the home of a former drug kingpin. a safe was discovered during ademolition. it was found at palm beach oh escobar's former home today.. >> victor: and local10 news reporter carlos suarez is live on miami beach with our top story. carlos. >> carlos: victor and janine,

. >> calvin: our van janine stanwood has the breaking breaking details on both stories. >> janine: in oakland patrick. let's tike video. sky 10 over the scene a short time ago where a gas leak, we are told, has just beenie cappedwe're told that i contractor struck a natural gas line. several blocks in the area had to be evacuated you. see right there that firefighters are wear can masks witness they're digging that hole to get to that gas line. we do understand the good news that leak has been fixed. things are oakland park are slowly getting back to normal. >>> now breaking news out of homestead where police are looking for a missing ten-year-old boy. this is the boy you see on the left-hand side of your screen. this is anthony bermudez hernandez last seen in the 400 block of southeast 8th street in homestead and police believe the man on the right-hand side of the screen roberto bere mude eds. that little boy was last seen wearing a light colored shirt and blue shorts. he might anybody an infinity or the two of them might be in a pickup truck. police are urging any information, if y

janine. >> janine: thank you. an unholy act as children steal from a church after sunday service. and they were caught on camera. >> victor: ahead in our health cast, important information for new moms ana dads or parents-to-be. what you need to know about crib bumpers. >>> and a close call, a driver comes crashing through a how do you stay on top of your health? ahh... ahh... ahh... cigna customers have plan choices and tools to take control. so they're more engaged, with fewer high health risks and lower medical costs. take control of your health >> janine: a maryland man was nearly killed when pay pole wept right through his car on monday night. this is after he sideswiped an ambulance causing to it lose control. that driver then crashed into a pole that ended up impaling his car. that man six inches away from being hit. >> victor: and driver in new york facing charges after police say he drove his car in a carolyn liquor. police say the man hit a 49-year-old woman and her one-year-old child before speeding off. police say that the man then drove his car nigh brooklyn canal but

janine. >> janine: oh, is that aimed towards me? >> victor: that baby in the aper. >> janine: he'll be okay. a high school senior in north carolina is making headline for her skills in wrestling. >> victor: but what makes her oh exceptional is that she is legal blind. sheas been losing her vitamins since her sophomore year. but sweeten give up her love of wrestling. when liane a is in a match her only requirement is that her opponent keep ton tact with her. >> wrestling kind of distracts me from more -- from my eyesight, i guess it makes me feel pretty normal. >> victor: so far this year in varsity wrestling she had four not bad. on top of everything else she has a 4.7 gpa. she had the option to graduate early but remained in high school of course so she could continue wrestling. >> janine: a rare birth in texas. grandma served as a surrogate for her daughter to battled infertility for so many years. that baby was born yesterday delivered by c-section, six pounds, four ounces. >> by lovely mom offered to give me the greatest gift i

i don't think my wall is that big. >> janine: another busy friday on local10 newsroom. people living in brickell got a rude awakening early this morning. a lot of people thought their payment building was on fire after this deadly crash. >> victor: we're also speaking to the driver of this truck that rolled over in a crash in miami gardens spilling hundreds of shoes all over the road judge and a elderly couple whose chihuahua was killed in a has a >> victor: there is something new coming to miami northwestern senior high school in weekend. >> janine: a primary care clinic opens there tomorrow. local10's jenini fernandez has more. >> jenise: for senior sarah end keno they're getting a step closer to their dreams of becoming doctors one gape here at the new chrisisas eve kaur is there they're work can hand in hand with health care professionals and actual patients? and we get to see how life after high school will be in college withth hands-on experienceience. it's truly a blessing. >> many in our community and our school don't have access to health care so i'm looking fo

janine is in the newsroom with the latest. it is going to be a nightmare. >> janine: it is.. a state of emergency has been declared in washington, dc, virginia, maryland, even north carolina in advance of this major blizzard this weekend, and even more may follow. 20 states in alllin a winter weather watch. they cald washington, dc,'s may go storm in 2010 snowmageddon. this storm could be worse. >> this is predicted to be the since snowmageddon in 2010. >> janine: maryland governor larry hogan urging residents to have a week's worth of supplies on handromising public works will be prepared, too. >> statewide sha has 2700 pieces of equipment that will be deployed and is ready with 365,000 tons of salt to battle the storm. >> janine: with up two to feet of snow predicted, residents are preparing for the worst. this store in chesapeake, virgrgia forced to limit the amount of snow supplies each customer could purchase. >> the fastest moving thing has been the snow shovels. we're down to like the last few of them, which is hike three or four. >> janine: this dc trader geez superma

janine. >> janine: this just in fromm fort lauderdale. the sentence for a bookkeeper million dollars from the family-run business that she worked for. local10 first broke the story in december. jackie roberts was accused of embezzle end emotional over a period of several years. she worked for mr. electc, owned by the catrati family. the family says they became friends. robert even took them on vacation, but she was using their money. after pleading no contest with roberts has sentenced to two and a half years in prison followed by 20 y ars probation. she also has to pay $350,000 in restitution. v more severe thunderstorms swept across south florida today and we're now seeing surveillance video from a church inelray beach when a tornado touched down. >> janine: and a police officer caught on camera ordering a driver to shake out her bra right in front of him. coming up, hoey his actions could lead to a lawsuit. >> victor: plus, we'll tell you who a high school wrestling match turned into a lesson in compassion for everyone involved. >> jan

janine. >> janine: we like it, betty. >>>s many as 1 million americans are living with progressive middle east disorder. in fod's health cast medical specialist kristi krueger has details a new treatment option being studied right here in >> kristi: parkinson's is meaning the symptoms continue to worsenover everyover the years but despite numerous studies there have been no new approaches to this treatment for decades but that's all changing. aventura neurologist said the standard treatment for parkinson's is using oral doses of dopamine. problem is the medication wears off quickly leaving patients to struggle with the symptoms, so the doctor is part of a clinical trial right now investigating the use of an inhaled form of dopamine between the oral doses. >> the hope that the inhaled form of dopamine might hel bridge the for patients between these dosages of their dopamine when it wears off. so you take your medicine, it wears off, you're not yet due for thanext dosage. the hope is that the inhaler will bridge the off tim

>> janine: he is still recovering. florida highway patrol is releasing this video now as a reminder because january is move over month. move over a lane if you see cops or emergency vehicles on the side of the road. if you can't, slow down. well, in the video you are about to see, troopers staih the driver did neither of those two things. the trooperss say. this startsut like most traffic stops on the side of the road. trooper mac mickens walks back to his cruiser after pulling over a driver on the turnpike in palm beach county. but then this takes an awful turn. watch again. another car loses control, slamming into the trooper, his car, and the other car. we're told toper mickens pelvis is shattered. but watch. he climbs up to the hood of his car to radio for help. florida highway patrol saya that other driver should have moved over but did not, and they say close calls happen way too often. the trooper suffered serious injuries, but his condition since this october crash are improving slowly. not returned to work. an

janine.. >> janine: thank you. rescuers have suspended their search for aissing ski instructor in california. carson may was last seen skiing in whiteout conditions at the sugar bowl resort on thursday. hundreds of rescuers have the missing 23-year-old using rescue dogs and three helicopter crews. the sheriff's office said it will resume the search h it gets new information. >>> also in california take a look at this rocksksde that forced the closure of highway 41 south yosemite lakes park. heavavrain listen all of those huge boulders which closed the highway for a ten-mile stretch in both direction. no vehicles were hit, and even though crews cleared the rockslide yesterday, you better believe that they kept highway 41 shut down because that hill pt sliding. geologists are respecting that hillside today. >> victor: the oldest christian mon stare necessity iraq has been destroyed by the islamic stste as part of its campaign against ancient cultural sites. for 1400 years as it elijas monastery survived assaults by n

let's do it. >> janine: that's going to do it for local10 news at 5:30. >> calvin: janine and victor, thanks. >> laurie: right now 6:00 a man left blood and i had bandaged after being ambushed in his own store. >> calvin: and now om on local10 breaks and break-ins, what these crooks were after when they came smashing in. >> laurie: south florida chilling out. your weather authority knows how long these cooler temps are going to last. >> calvin: el chapo to miami? why he could be header herelection. >> laurie: plus where you can remember david bowie right here? florida. news at 6:00 starts now. realtime closed captioning performed by u.s. captioning company clerk at a store in north miami is beaten and robbed. the bloody scene left behind for police to investigate. >> calvin: they went straight for the owner and they pummelled hum. local10 news reporter michael seiden is live with our top story at 6:00. >> michael: good evening. tonight store owners in this shopping center tell me that they are on edge. they're fearful this those robbers will strike again. and earlier today those two m

janine. >> janine: betty, thank you. a real life role as a hero for actor jaime foxx.x. he's now talking about how he helped save a driver who was stuck inside of a burning car. night right in front of foxx's california home. 32-year-old brett kyle was a@legedly driving drunk and speeding when he crashed into a ditch. his truck flipping and then catching on fire. >> i don't look at it as heroic. i just look at it like, you know, you just had to do something. >> janine: foxx said he heard a crash follolod by screaming. he called police and ran to the truck where he found kyle still buckled into his seat. foxx was able to drag him out before that truck burst into flames. >> victor: for children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder every day could be a challenge. today's health cast medical specialist ksti krueger has the impact that would usco cause eye family's quality of life. >>> the study lookedt quality of life across seven crucial areas fouou to that families who had children diagnosed with autism were already showing strains prior to that diagnosis. a child with

. >> laurie: janine stanwood is in our newsroom with how it all went down. >> janine: this is west 23rd hialeah. sky 10 is over the scene because it is a big police presence. not only do you see an ambulance but you see hialeah police, miami-dade police, and we do know that police do have main in handcuffs who is in the back of that miami-dade police cruiser right now. this is the end of what was, we believe, a short pursuit. we're hearing officers were after the driver of that red suv at the top of your screen.n. we're hearing that he refused to stop but eventually bailed out at this intersection. we're hearing that he then refused to be tak in but again this is west 23rd street and eighth avenue in hialeah, very big police presence right here, an area to avoid tonight. once we get more information about who this man is, why police were after him, calvin, we'll let you know. >> calvin: thanks a lot from our newsroom. right now party crasher store shelves toppling over at a party city in boca raton. police with the helpch have of k-9s rushing to the scene and sifting through the rubble.

it's kind of like your -- >> victor: pack it and up take me and janine with you anywhere. >> janine: i would be afraid to have one of those because i'm a little columnsy. i'd drop itike in my food or something. >> victor: a rough waugh to lose yo tv. >> janine: it's bad enough to lose the phone. >>> the news is just getting started. here are some of our top stories coming up on local10 news at 6:00. we have exclusive new information about a deadly deputy involved shooting. find out were the why the victim's family said departments are not telling the truth. >> victor: a woman is in the hospital after she was attacked 6. yeah, that's right. deal diva coming through. you see all my bogos, my weekly ad. just wait till you see my savings. and brace yourself. the digital coupons are coming next. look at her, so proud of her momma. you saved quite a bit today go ahead. say it. cha-ching! thank you the weekly ad, bogos and coupons. three easy ways to save at the same place you love to shop. >> janine: have 35 wind veterans on are a mission to raise awareness. >> victor: today they biked fro

janine, victor. >> janine: jenise, thank you. still ahead, a burning king employee making big news today with just one tweet. it was meant to be a joke but me people took it seriously. it went viral on social media. we are speaking with that employee all new at 6:00. >> victor: also ahead, we'rehearing from a sheriffs deputy tractor-trailer and that was all caught on camera judge first, your best defense against serious disease is already in your body. up in today's health cast we'll tell you how local researchers discovered this powerful agent. >> victor: and as we head to a quick break a live picture from our mount sinai medical center wer camera in miami beach. it warmed up today but more changes are coming. right after this. taking control of your health isn't easy. but cigna is there for you. literally. just download our free coach by cigna app. for personalized programs from a team of health coaches to help you achieve your wellness goals. cigna. in this line of work only the freshest ingredients make the cut it's important

janine, calvin. >> calvin: thanks a lot, snell a. >> janine: still ahead, a woman is recovering after somehow surviving a hit-and-run, and the surveillance video is horrific. you can see that very many trying to climb a against to escape the danger before she is suddenly sent flying. a life report at 6:00. >> and a wild scene president front lob of thisondo building. coming up we'll tell how you this suv ended up in the pool. >> janine: plua brave convenience tore owner who fought back against an armed robber. >> calvin: a live picture are our mount sinai medical center camera in miami beach. yes, from the picture it really says everything here. weave been dealing with for hours today, ts of rain, lots of roominess, it doesn't feel like friday. not fact lay beach day. betty will have your forecast gentleme >> calvin: caught on camera here in massachusetts, a convenience store owner fights back against a robber, and wins, and now she's talking about her >> he pointed a knife. he pointed a knife. >> calvin: that deadly weapon was inches away and mariaaldez didn't flinch. >> i grab it, a

janine, victor. >> janine: jenise, thank you. you saw you the happening life right here on local10 and now we know who is facing charges after yesterday's wild ride. the and broward sheriff scott israel has a plan to but the brakes on these drivers. >> victor: plus, no one likes to rejuvenate your looks, even your earlobes. >> janine: first as we head to break now, this is a great picture from our mount sinai medical center camera. biscayne looking great. betty davis is going to fill us in on the forecast after this. ugh. i really shouldn't. no, you know what? i should. and i will. i deserve this. i'm a bogo findin', weekly ad flipipn', couponing mastermind. who's saving big time? this girl! can n help you? a cannoli, please. he weekly ad, bogos and coupons. three easy ways to save at the same place you love to shop. >> janine: caught on camera, a driver fights back when crooks it had last nightht a tom thumb gas station in hialeah. now three people are in custody. let's get right out to neki mohan with more of that video. >> nek

janine. >> janine: we will. thank you. >>> there's been a lot of buzz lately about the benefits of vitamin d, and now reseaechers are getting a better idea on the dangers of being deficient. local10 news reporter medical specialist kristi krueger fills us in. >> kristi: it is well-established that vitamin d is important for your bone health, but studies are also play an important role in your heart health as well. so the body's main source of vitamin d, which we not have seen much of lately, but it's also eating certain foods. researchers found those are extremely low bloody levels vitamin d, less tn 15 nanograms per milliliter, they were 35% more likely to have some sort of a cardiac event. this studys the very first of its kind to actually determine the level at which the lack of vitamin d could cause harm to your heart of course also in today's healthcast how the right et may help with depression. cardiologist dr. ari soffer has details in his second opinion report. >> dr. ari soffer: rebecca faces life with

janine. >> jenise: miami-dade police. >> janine: miami police are looking for for two men burglarizing a restaurant chris' restaurant and grill at west dixie highway and northeast 22nd avenue. police say those men smashed right through a glass door before stealing two cash registers. if you have any information about this burglary call miami-dade police. >> victor: the trial of the former president of the broward teachers union could be wrapping up soon. pat santeramo is accused of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars, and today a close friend and former coworker testified against him. local10's terrell forney live in the video port now with more. >> terrell: this is the prosecution's key witness on the stand. he wasted no time pointing the finger at the former head of accusing him of son conspiring, coming up with this plan to steal the union's money. >> $15,653. >> terrell: big money billed on invoice after invoice for repair work that in some cases was never done, and one man signed off on it all. >> whose initials? >> pat. >> terrell: pat sant ram oh the longtime president of

let's get to janine stanwood in the newsroom. >> janine: police have arrested the father of a plantation boy who has been missing since late december. let's show you dad's picture pness bruce jorgensony. he was arrested a miami international airport last nighd after police learned he had purchased a one way ticket to new zealand. he was handcuffed and arrested. jorgensen was in bond court today in a charge ofesertion of a child. the judge is looking whether or not he qualifies for bond. his son 16-year-old ace jorg end zen is still missing last seen along northwest 136th salve in sunrise. right now. right now police did not suspect foul play in his disappearance he is a student at american heritage school. police want to assure hum he's not in any trouble but they're urging him to call plantation police. >> laurie: janine, thank you for the latest. >> calvin: we can't talk enough about the wild weather across south florida earlier today. cars and trucks flipped over, lots of damage you can see there. that tractor-trailer flipped over near the turnpike. that append at 9:30 this morning wi

>>>janine: time now for our daily check on the evening rush. local10 traffic reporter jenise fernandez has more. >>>>enise: if you know someone who takes i-95 northbound,-under wondering why they're lappet coming home, it could be because they're stuck at northwest 125th street@ but we are seeing pretty big backups. again i-95 northbound northwest 125th street with speeds right now clocking in at 11 miles per hour. anit's pretty much the same story for the palmetto pressway, some heavy delays here as well heading north on northwest 5th street. two lanes are blocked. speeds there are clocking in at hey, your southbound les, that's your stop-and-go traffic. it's slow-moving there as well, 11 miles per hour. and as we cruise on up to broward coun we are watching this accident on i-95 sohbound. this is right around 595, some pretty heavy delays here e well. there is a center lane blocked and speeds are at 23 milil per hour. calvin. >> calvin: jenise, thanks a lot. with the stole just a week away now, south florida's super bowl organizersre determin

live in coconut creek, hatzel ve, local10 news. >> janine: what a mess. now let's head back to broward college where cars were flipped, dropped, even smashed lie tornado. >> victor: so trucks have been busy all day. let's get to shyann malone. she spokes to students and she joins us live. >> shyann: i'm obviously in the parking lot but this is actuay where the honda accord was parked when it was picked up by wind speeds close to 100 miles per hour and dropped right here on the space next to it. top of a camry. but then mother nature kept on going. you see this parking lot, the spot right there, the second one in? a fort pickup truck was parked there en it was picked up and thrown into the field. a car on top of a car. not the usual scene in the parking lot for students here at broward college. >> a toshed can lift up anything. shyann: and it did. strong winds reaching close to 100 miles per hour, manag to dropped it onto the toyota camry parked right next to it. >> another student said a car was o top of another car. when i looked out the window, it was m

>> reporter: hey, janine. or judge janine. i'm out here at times square, broadway shows are closed, but my good friend here is delivering some pizzas to your employees, right? >> yes, sir. those who didn't make it back home to their families, we've got some pizza. they're staying at the hotel with us. they're at the hyatt. >> so you're providing for your employees. >> i'm assistant housekeeping manager. >> that is awesome. god bless you for that. thanks for hanging out here. enjoy. it's a festive atmosphere out here even with the shows being shut down and the travel ban in effect because cars can't be on the highway. you can see that the police have been out here. they've actually paved -- not paved, but shovelled this area. the road crews. and they had a snowball fight just a few moments ago. but, look, the main thing is that broadway is shut down. no shows. but over here, you can see that fleetwood is doing his thing. there's some dancing going on. everybody's enjoying the show from sweet lou who is also on youtube. as sweet

and as soon as we have that we'll update this story. >> thank you, janine. we'll check back in a little bit. >>> 4:45 is the time now. a house in oakland is in danger after a mud slide. you might think el niÑo is to blame. but experts say it was also the drought. the drought may have contributed to the mud slide. there was a heavy top layer of dry ground which slid down the hill after the recent rains. contractors are now trying to lay down tarps to keep future storms from making the bad situation even worse. >> just in time to see the entire hillside and trees just sliding down the hill. and it was the most terrifying thing i'd ever seen. >> as an example of the danger in the areas, a contractor got stuck in the mud and needed to be rescued by firefighters. >>> investigators are hoping new surveillance video will help them find four people accused of stealing from a nike store. the thieves carried several boxes of shoes worth $950. they were seen leaving in a bronze hyundai. crime stoppers says any tips leading to their arrest could lead to a cash reward. >

i'm janine-house inspector with the health apartment in permit so-called grants. i want to just share with you some information about the enforcement and enforcement policy at the health department. so, during the first year no one to sewing tobacco for 18, 19 or 20 old the killers who sell this age group will be given a notification a lot has changed. before that one-year grace period anscombe department, we will do our due diligence informing small businesses of the new law through mailers, site visits, stickers and other education efforts. after the grace period on enforcement seizures pursuant to 18, 19 or 20-year-old be the same procedures as sewing to a minor. finally, as part of our enforcement procedures, we have started a pilot policy the first-time offenders will have an opportunity to actually do their permit suspension period which is been going pretty well. if you have any questions that aren't we are here. >> thank you. any questions? >> i have a question. does it make it easy for retailers to comply because of because of the 20 10 call and tobacco,

janine de la vega joins us now with the latest developments on the case. janine-- >> reporter: pam, the suspect steve hlebo is being held at the main jail at the fourth floor in high security. he says he's innocent and will make a court appearance tomorrow. and he is accused of killing kyle myrick. police found evidence at the boarded up building. they have searched areas he is familiar with. and in a jailhouse interview he claims he drove around friday night to clear his head but he doesn't know where myrick is and he may have been framed. >> i am not a murder and i did not murder anyone. i am innocent. >> he's my baby, my only child and i want him back. >> reporter: police are confident that they have arrested the right person but they need the public's help. they released pictures of this white truck. they want to know where the truck was between 6 p.m. friday and 2 a.m. saturday. the truck had tinted windows and is missing the release hatch on the lights on the front bumper. there's no bail set. you'll hear more from him and police coming up in an hour

as one of the responding captains takes our own janine with more now from pompano beach, janine? >> they keep a boat, and tonight we went out with him to see the conditions and were also hearing in the may day call from the captain of the serena three. >> m day, may day, may day. as this 106-foot luxury yacht is sinking and quickly, several miles off lauderdale by the sea. >> and then everything was so fast. >> one of the first boats to respond to the scene in addition to the coast guard was sea tow, and conditions were a lot like this, dark and choppy. >> this is the same kind of conditions that were last nigig there was no moon. >> near 15 miles offshore, it is very terrifying situation and ready to word the coast guard cutter that arrived to help. >> the passengers got into their lifeboat, while the tow boat and boat. >> all that could be salvagedd a life raft, the coast guard suspects theheacht ran agrown, this captain says it is at least 1,000 feet down at the bottom of the ocean. >> and that yacht is not worth the time or the effort. right now the coast guard is investigati

calvin, janine, and we will be do doing as much as that with them as we. >> lot of work before monday, we know you are there, thank you. >> in the first f state visit of a cuban visit there. and come monday, when castro meets with french president, cuban will be free of any more debt. in fact, france has already forgotten more than $8 billion and now another $390 million. >> still ahead a school bus scare, when it runs off the road, coming up the frightening moments and students were onboard at the time. sink holes. i'm cheat meteorologist betty davis, it is chilly out there, i will let you know what kind of temperatures you will wake up to. >> a dog dumped and now people are pitching in to find it a new after the break. >> and monday at 6:00. >> a law abiding citizens is putting guns on the street. >> you won't believe how easily guns are getting in the wrong hands, janine stanwood on how to home safe home, monday at 6:00. >> an an bay donned dog has found a place to call home for now at an animal hospital after being found dumped in a miami neighborhood. his name is joey, and he had

local 10 reporter janine stanwood is there with the latest. janine? >> reporter: calvin, laurie, that little boy was just 5 months old. his name was hugo and his body was found in a freezer in this town house complex in homestead after calling 911 for herself. >> 911. at's your emergency? >> i'm calling because i'm -- >> reporter: you hear paula ortiz make a desperate 911 call as she stood on the 7-mile bridge on sunday afternoon. you're planning to what? >> suicide myself. >> where are you? >> i'm on the cement highway, e beginning. >> reporter: when deputies arrived, she tells them she d taken rat poison. in her car was a suicide note as well as the infant car seat with no baby and that's when but her story kept changing. according to the police report at one point ortiz said, "my baby drowned" then "i was bathing it and it slipped out of my hands." finally they say she admitted to the gruesome truth. that her 5-month-old baby hugo was dead, inside the freezer of her homestead town house. police here would make the discovery. now guards at this gate

>> thank you, janine. >>> time is now 6:04. three bay area lawmakers are teaming up to try to ban a type of assault weapon that was used in the san bernadino attacks. >> san francisco assembly man david chui demonstrated how fast a mass shooter can reload a military style asuit rifles, called bullet button gun. with the press of a but the to, you can detach an empty ammunition clip and a loaded clip can be quickly installed. >> the california state law left this loophole that the gun manufactures took advantage of and now they sold many guns including the so-called bullet button that allows for rapid reload. these bullet button guns were used in the san bernardino and the aurora, colorado, movie theater shootings. state attorney pamela harris support the proposal. other assembly members are mark laveen of san rafael and phil ting of san francisco. >>> time is 6:05. we are hearing from san francisco's new sheriff about the changes she wants to make to the city's sanctuary city policy. the policy came under fire last year when ju

according to waltham public records, this home belongs to kevin and janine o' connor. and kevin' o' connor worked as a we went there and spoke to the manager. they said their whole staff is grieving today, really upset about a person they considered a member of their family. >> he was here thursday night. i worked thursday night with him. the same good old cheerful goodbye. we are very devastated and still wondering, we do not have any answers yet. very difficult.

local 10 reporter janine stanwood is there with the latest. janine? >> reporter: calvin, laurie, that little boy was just 5 months old. was found in a freezer in this town house complex in homestead aftetecalling 911 for herself. >> 911. what's your emergency? >> i'm calling because i'm -- >> reporter: you hear paula ortiz make a desperate 911 call as she stood on the 7-mile bridge on sunday afternoon. >> you're planning to what? >> suicide myself. >> where are you? >> i'm on the cement highway, the beginning. >> reporter: when deputies arrived, she tells them she had taken rat poison. in her car was a suice note as well as the infant car seat with no baby and that's when cops grew even more worried. but her story kept changing. according to the police report at one point ortiz said, "my baby drowned" then "i was bathing it and it slipped out of my hands." to the grsome truth. that her 5-month-old baby hugo was dead, inside the freezer of her homestead town house. police here would make the discovery. now guards at this gated community say they're not

>> reporter: calvin, a.d janine, that gunfire happened just beyond these gates. but when police arrived, those three gunmen were already gone. >> reporter: the guards and gates at the monterey housing three enmen who slipped past security, and targeted a single family home. >> itppears to be a home invasion. >> inside the house, seen here, in these images were three women, and two men, who appantly were all surprised by the intruders. >> three males, approached the house, knocked on the door, and then once they opened the door, is when they forced themselves in. >> anchor: we are told some of the victims tried to fight back, but one of the suspects pulled out a gun, and shot to death the 26-year-old man. two women were also injured during the struggle, but they received nonlife threatening injuries, the three bandits took off. but comes are now hoping c ceras at the entrances to the commute can help provide more clues. >> we still are awaiting to get better description, all we know is three males in hoodies that fled. unknown what the motive, is it appears to be

according to walter records, the home is owned by kevin and janine o' connor -- according to am records. the manager at the restaurant said the staff is shocked and they are all grieving for what they considered a member of their family. >> he was here thursday night. i worked thursday night with him. and the same good old cheerful goodbye. we' re very devastated and still wondering, we did -- we do not have any answers. julie:

let's get back to janine in the newsroom with the latest on this. laurie, this video just released shows the 2013 shooting death of 17-year-old cedric chapman. this video to be released now for american red cross. the video shows that officer with his gun drawn. chapman at some point you'l see he then comes into view. chapman's mother says this video shows that her son was not at aggressor. they say he was shot while running away from police. that family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. that officer who shot chapman says that he fired after seeing him turn toward officers with a dark object inis h hd. investigators later determined it was an iphone box. this is a picture of chapman. police say he was a carjackings suspect. this shooting no doubt has caused a lot of unrest in the city. mayor ram emanuel and the police force have com under intense scrutiny in the recent american red cross. there have been even bee calls for that mayor to resign. >> right now hundreds of south florida teachers are in tallahassee today rally for change. the steps of

janine? >> reporter: the last pickup was december 29th. in these smaller bins, she had been collecting trash since last year. this is the site she wondered if she would ever see after her of 2015. truck she was stacking it up in smaller trash bins because she never got the ones the county passed down. >> i can understand it being back ordered, it still can't come pick up our trash. >> reporter: and she worries when they come by, they won't pick up the extra bags that will not fit in the bins. >> i have run out of cans, and i don't know what to do. >> reporter: some have refused the new bins and they are working to pass those out now. teresa said she never refused them and actually called to request them twice. and this pickup was her main concern, it was two weeks behind and because of overflowing trash, even as they left, she was left picking up trash from their property. she is glad that the mess and the stench are gone and she is glad she will not have to worry >> we have beers and a bobcat. we are out in the country here. >> reporter:

as one of the responding with more now from pompano beach, janine? >> they keep a boat, and tonight we went out with him to see the conditions and were also hearing in the may day call from the captain of the serena three. >> may day, may day, may day. as this 106-foot luxury yacht is sinking and quickly, several miles off lauderdale by the sea. >> and then everything was so fast. >> one of the first boats to respond to the scene in addition to the coast guard was sea tow, and conditions were a lot like this, dark and choppy. >> this is the same kind of conditions that were last night there was no moon. >> near 15 miles offshore, it is very terrifying situation and ready to word the coast guard cutter that arrived to help. >> the passengers got into their lifeboat, while the tow boat and the crew tries to dewater the boat. >> all that could be salvaged a life raft, the coast guard suspects the yacht ran agrown, this captain says it is at least 1,000 feet down at the bottom of the ocean. >> and that yacht is not worth the time or theheffort. right now

. >> if you are a renter and you have a major pblem like the one that janine had, your solution is to send your landlord a letter giving them 7 days to correct the problem, or you will consider the lease broken, and prove out and by law, they have to return, the security deposit or any money they owe, you, if it is caused by the association the landlord has to go after them. >> patrick: her bathroom is back to normal and her landlord felt so baed for her, he gave her a break on next month's rent. >> hee was able to take a couple, $300 off of my rent, so that i can go ahead and buy back any anything that was damaged which there was. >> patrick: if you are a renter in an apartment and condo, that 7-day letter can help you out. if you own the condo, a rule of is behind the dry walls and services more than one unit, it is the associate's responsibility, like in janine's case, if it services one unit, it is the owner's responsibility, unless the condo documents say differently. >> a slow, dripping problem training draining you? ready to burt through with a solution,? contact us, worthless

i'm janine stanwood. local 10 news. >> neki: and develop this morning. angry protest in haiti. an archi sweeping the nation after the presidential run off was postponed for theecond time thvment as the opposition candidate voad to voat boycott the vote altogether. >> todd: and no word on when the vote will be held. local 10's glenna mill bempleght the one and only local 10 report ner h hti has more. >> the crowd moving toward election council headquarters got what they wanted, a hault to but protest turned ugly rocks hurled at anything. this school in lay o gone was to be a crowded polling place. what looked to be an unusually personal and brutal attack and unclear y horrified those watching on the internet. >> every political party has their own people out there. you have some people that try to ago tate and make it worse than this political situation is. >> reporter: you can hear the gunshoho bit national police as an attempt to restore order. >> you stole my voter card too many times he yesterday. the level of distrust that votes don't matter that the government has rigged t

i'm janine stanwood. local 10 news. >> neki: here threarg morning from a girl who was saved by a sitting in was car jack oovmentd jania was left in the car with the keys in the ignition at the gas station while her step dad walked into the store on thursday night. the car jacker is shown scoapg out the black kia and taking off. he drove 2 miles before forcing the girl out on the treed street and driving away. >> my grand daughter said, grandma he looked like a kid. so the pairnt of that wild to who stole a car, i wish would go get your son. >> a good samaritan helped jeramia get back to her pamly. police are still searching for that crook and stolen black kia open ta macht the license plais plate. cqv r 13. if you see the vehicle call police. >> todd: and a high speed the person behind this wheel of this lexus was going close to 100 miles per houren on thursday morning. the car went airborne and hit five other vehicle before slamming into a wall. the driver trapped inside the vehicle died in the scene. >>

local 10 news reporter janine stanwood has the story. >>reporter: we're seeing new video of the two american boats surrender. ten american sailors, kneeling, hands on their heads. throughout the night, reports secretary of state john kerry would make five calls demanding their release, explaining their entry to iranian territorial water was a mistake. meanwhile the passports are examined, they are fed and questioned. >> it was a mistake, that was our fault, and we apologize for our mistake. >>reporter: asked how they were treated. >> the iranian behavior was fantastic while we were here. we thank you very much for your hospitality and assistance. >>reporter: questions remain about whether the sailor who spoke was doing so voluntarily and why they were disarmed, on their knees. >> why didn't they call for help? why wasn't there anybody there to help them. why didn't they tow themselves away and why did they allow themselves to be taken hostage by the iranians without a fight. >>reporter: the quick release of relations between the united s

. >> janine stanwood has that story. >>reporter: barbara dawson anguished, insichting she can't breathe. you can't see her but you can hear the pain in her voice picked up by video on dash cam police. to the hospital where 57 yearly dawson was begging it statement an officer unplugs a hose, walks her out in handcuffs.. it would be 1 minutes on the pavement before dawson is readmitted and dies. >> when peopleo to the hospital, it's a place for sick people to get help. >> why didn't she get the benefit of the doubt, not just the benefit of the doubt but the benefit of humanity from the police officer. >> we want justice for ibraihim so this will not happen to anyone else.$& >>reporter: a blood clot in her lung which was very hard to detect. i'm janine s snwood, >>> a texas state trooper who arrested sandra bland last summer fired yesterday after being indicted for allegedly lying to a grand jury. brand was pulled over for an improper lane change and then she was arrested for assault. her case attracting nationwide atttion

janine is at the county commissioners building today. janine, you try to ask them directly what they are doing to fix the problem. >> reporter: representatives were at the meeting today. contracts with the county. we wanted to know why this service is not running so smoothly. >> at what point are we going to see a change? >> reporter: scott boyd asked to talk trash today, to answer question many have been asking. when will trust service return? three different callers are handling five zones and we've seen all of this trash and delayed pickups. they all had representatives at the meeting but did not speak even when confronted with a big concern. they were told not to combine trash and recycling. part of the purpose of the change was to increase recycling . and more troubling for some trash haulers after the meeting. but they could not get away fast enough, none of them stopped to talk and we asked the county to put us in touch with them. >> they are concerned about giving out a piece of information that does not tell the story of the ent