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

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

janine stanwood in miami gardens with the latest on this story. >>reporter: some in this crowd have lost loved ones, some are frustrated by violence and the shooting of 60 kids just in miami-dade county in the last year. this night at the missionary baptist church in miami gardens, it's a chance to speak directly to police brass and decision-makers. >> i wanted my children to see what's what's i want them to see how they could be killed in the streets. >>reporter: one bill in the state house was the focus of conversation here.e. it protects the an minute of people's crimes. the goal, to ease the fear of being a snitch. >> we help shield the identifying information and the witness that will encourage people to come forward. >>reporter: but gun violence doesn't discriminate. a well-known advocate or families.. her own son was shot and killed over the summer. >> it's tough. it's a very tough role but i'm in this for the long hall. >>reporter: fredricka wilson via video message says she's still reeling that two scholarship recipients of hers were shot

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

local 10 news anchor janine stanwood is rlly smart and she did the match. winning the power ball make people say the darnest thing. >> if you won all the money. what would you do with it? >> reporter: okay. that not good. >> 800 million buck would get you you a lot. a story circulating that led diseppen lan was offered 800 million goat back togher. >> that would be awesome. >> and an eclipse core wornlg 800 million we're told. not too smab by. but before your champagne wish and caviar dream, the tax man will come looking. and the price slirchgz to # hundred million andhile florida doesn't have state in cop tanches expert think you'll owe uncle sam just over 2 million. and good luck. janine stanwood. local 10 news. >> todd: what would you do with 300 million collar? >> neki: i would disappear. >> neki: no, i would lay low for a while because i would need to think about it and put it it. >> todd: they say that that would be the smart thing to do. get a financial adviser and think about what you you want to do. >> neki: my standard of living wouldn't change th

our janine stanwood in the newsroom with the preparations already underway. 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 b

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i'm janine stanwood, local 10 news. >>> and now to the police officer shot in miami gardens last week. he's now out of the hospital. officer david s starling. it all happened here. a 24-year-old man was arrested for that shooting. he's now facing charges including attempted murder of a law enforcement officer. >>> a touching tribute for a man killed. a sec procession where the agent's body was moved once again. here's video from sky 10 of that second procession moving along the turnpike. as you can see traffic temporarily shut down. the agent died sunday after being struck in miami beach earlier this month. he and other ice agent were reportedly hit trying to flag down a cab. she was arrested after police say she struck those agents and drove off. now that the agent has died, she will likely be facing much more serious charges. >>> donald trump's campaign manager says he the final g.o.p. debate before the iowa caucus. trump stands with 41% of iowa republicans. that's more than double of his nearest competitor ted cruz. rounding out the cnn poll senator marco rubio landed at 8% and ben

janine stanwood was there as they brought back reports from the miami coast guard station.n. >>reporter: this shows the yacht sinking several miles off the ft. lauderdale sea. the people on board we're told had little time to get to safety. >> it was taking on way too much water. >> about 25 minutes when the last person was taken off the vessel is when it completely sunk. >>reporter: tea tow who provided these photos also assisted in the rescue operation. >> once we arrived on scene, the vessel was listing heavily approximately 15 degrees and it rapidly started taking on more water. >> extremely hostage ck situation. it was choppy seas, high winds. it's not the most favorable weather, but at the same time we have some of the most sufficient crews. able to get on board the coast guard cutter and safety. the serena three by all accounts a luxury yacht sank quickly. >> it's just another boat that's going to be out there. it's too deep water to recover where it's it at. >>reporter: the coast guard is investigating why that yacht started taking on water in the first place. we're t

. >> 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 stanwood, local 10 news. no mention of the crisis by the preside last night using his final state of the union. michael putney has more on the president's speech. >>> i want to focus on our future. >>reporter: the president focused on what america must do to remain a beacon of the world of liberty. >> the united states of america is the most powerful nation on earth period. period. [ applause ] >> it's not even close. >>reporter: mr. obama called eye sis or isil a serious threat. >> we have to call them what they are, fanatics who nd to be rooted out and destroyed. >>reporter: as expected the historic change with cuba and he challenged the congress to get behind it. >> so if you want to consolidate our leadership and credibility in the hemisphere, recognize that the cold war is over, lift the embargo. >>reporter: senator marco rubio appeared to be unmoved by the president's words, but his words were moving as he professed his faith in the goodness of america. >>hat's the america i know. that's the country we

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

. >> 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 stanwood shows us how fans are paying tribute. >>reporter: david bowie, a pop star, an artist to the end. by the time i got to new york >>reporter: days after releasing video, bowie died d ter a private fight with cancer at the age of 69. in l.a. and n n york fans are grieving. the bt tower in london reading rest in peace. here in south floridada his image emblazoned on murals in windy and little haiti. bowie's career spanned 40 years. ground control to major tom >>reporter: bursting on to the scene in 1969 with the smash hit "space oddity," later as ziggy stardust. he collaborated with queen, rolled out the pop hit "let's dance" and rocked in the move "labyrinth." and we're learning the timing of his album "blackstar" may not have >> look up here, i'm in heaven. >>reporter: even his death a work of art. something happened on the day he died >>reporter: bowie known ashe original oddity leaves behind a wife, super model iman, a daughter and a son. in the videoport, i'm janine stanwd, local 10 news. >>> a south florida pilot says he

janine stanwood has that shocking video. >> janine: calvin, that video from a nearby red l)ght camera is stunning. take a look at the bottom of your screen on the left. you she car clipping another car on the right, careening, flipping on its side. that triggered a multi-car crash which included amide cruer. six cars in all were involved. this happened last night on sohwest 8th street and 32nd avenue, and if you can believe it nobody was seriously hurt but that off-duty mild police officer did have some injuries to hisis and hand. the driver seen here david marinee claims he lost control because the brakes on his car malfunctioned but policeay they was under the influencey and he was arrested. >> laurie: today mothers children who were killed in gowan violence joined setting t t the pem peace. house bill 475 would create ab exemption from florida's public records law keeping witnesses' names, addresses and statements from being released to the public. the mother's hope that would end the stigma and fear attached to so-called snitching. >> witnesses are afraid to come forth. they're af

janine stanwood is in the newsroom with more on the disturbing story. >> the family released the moments before barbara dawson died at the hospital on outside of tallahassee. >> please, please! >> barbara dawson anguished, insisting she can't breathe. >> i can't breathe! >> put your hands behind your back. >> i can't breathe! >> you can't see her but can hear the pain in her voice picked up on dash cam video. >> please! god, help me! help me! >> reporter: the video is from the early morning of december 21st. police were called to calhoun liberty hospital in blunt town where 57-year-old dawson was begging to stay after being discharged by doctors. an officer unplugs her oxygen hose, walks her outside in handcuffs where she collapses to the ground. >> she's falling down and just laying down. ms. dawson, falling down like this and laying down won't stop you from going to jail. >> it would be 18 minutes on the pavement before dawson is >> when people go 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. t

janine stanwood is live in thehe video port with the latest. >> we have been watching the this is that wet and heavy snow that can really weigh on power lines that has a lot of people concerned. these live p ptures from washington, d.c., where you can can see the white house is in the background, but that s sw is really coming down, the worst of it started to come dowown this evening, and this is just the beginning. >> the snow is just blowing all around. >> the monster storm is moving in, with washington, d.c. in it's crosshairs. >> it has life and death implications. >> it isn't just thehe the potential of wet heavy snow to worry about a. >> but wind gusts. >> do you hear that? >> even thunder snow, baltimore is gets wallops too. >> we have a real floridian here, is it cold enough for you? >> further south, people pushing their cars a truck jackknifed in north carolina, and a snow is snarling air traral too. american airlines is canceling through saturday, airports in d.c. and philly shutting down, and the ripple effect extends to south florida. in miami international, travelers with

. >> 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 been set one a cdboaoa box. >> anchor: after a few cold nights some neighbors gave him a recovery mission stepped in. >> anchor: maybe he is a little skittishshround news cameras nothing a bag of treats can't cure. we met joey and his new digs inside alton road animal hospital, his old digs looks like this, abandoned five days ago on a street coroner miami's spring garden neighborhood. >> we don't know who left him. >> we think that's the cruelest thick, on the coldest day. >> everybody found him shivering scared, he was just a mess. >> it didn't take long for the neighborhood block to fill with posts about it's new canine neighbor, and. >> everybody in this neighborhood are dog lovers and little by little i started to see a box, a tarp, food, water. >> he was very toasty and warm in his hut uil i

janine stanwood is in the newsroom with the details. >> janine: laurie, local10 news reporter sasha andrade traveled the a small town two hours from the nation's capitol and what she found has upset mbers of congress. now they have official requested a review of the department of state's antiassistance terrorism program. the u.s. government trtrns foreign police to become experts in weapons and bombs in a private facility in montrose, sasha watched the place for days in december and noticed that some of those training happened on the side of a public road. sasha was even able to walk into an area of that facility that houses explosives. any gate she passed you can see was wide open, including the one around the explosive storage containers. she was never asked to stop, never asked to leave. and because of our investigation, ileana ros-lehtinen and ted deutsch sending this letter to the comptroller general this week calling for a review of the ata program. in the letter ros-lehtinen said she is, quote, troubled by recentedia reports that identified potential security vulnerabilities in that

janine stanwood is live with that and the video for us. >> the fbi had a plane in the air, and this is video from that plane showing the confjontation between one of the occupiers and law enforcement. and we have to warn you, it is disturbing. watch as cops are following this white suv driven by one of the occupier. he eventually pulled over, but he peels away and then nearly slammed into the law enfnfcement vehicles right there, blocking appears he puts his hands up but the fbi says he reached for a loaded handgun in his pocket, and t tt's when he is shot dead. you can see, he falls into thehe snow. for weeks the armed occupation of a wild life refuge in oregon hardly felt like a siege, but all that changed tuesday when eight people were arrested and he was killed, the group is warned they would take back the land from the feds but law enforcement they have now been setting up barricaded and many of them have left, they say calvin this situation i far from resolved. >> ian mean stanwood, tri-rarl trouble after a train full of commuters was knocked off the tracks, those passengerred ha

janine stanwood joins us now. >> david bowie was a man of many faces and many artistic identities. fans are grieving, british prime minister says david bowie was a genius. >> david bowie a pop star, an artist to the end days after releasing this, his newest album and video, he died after a private fight with cancer, at the age of 69. in l.a. and new york, fans are grieving. the b.t. tower in london reading here in south florida his image emblazedden odd murals in winwood, and little haiti where he is being remembered as on icon. >> his career spanned 40 years. drowned control to major tom . >> burst on to the scene in 1969 with a smash hit space odessey. later as ziggy star dust. >> he collaborated with queen. >> rolled out the pop hit let's dance. and rocked as goblin king in the movie lab ring. and we are now learning the timing of his album plaque star may not be a coincidence. the opening lyrics to the song, hunting. look up here i am in heaven . >> even his death a work of art. he died . >> david bowie known as the picasso of art, leaves behind his wife, a caughter and a son.

janine stanwood is live with that and the video for us. >>he fbi had a plane in the air, and this is video from that plane showing the confrontation between one of the occupiers and law enforcement. and we have to warn you, it is disturbing. watch as cops are following this white suv driven by one of the occupier. he eventually pulled over, but he peels away and then nearly slammed into the law enforcement vehicles right there, blocking the road, watch he gets out and appears he puts his hands up but the fbi says he reached for a loaded handgun in his pocket, and that's when he is shot dead. you can see, he falls into the snow. for weeks the armed occupation of a wild life refuge in oregon hardly felt like a siege, but eight people were arrested and he was killed, the group is warned they would take back the land from the feds but law enforcement they have now been setting up barricades and many of them have left,t, they say calvin this situation is far from resolved. >>ian mean stanwood, tri-rail trouble after a train full of commuters wa

janine stanwood is in the newsroom with more on the disturbing story. >> the family released the recordings today capturing the moments before barbara dawson died at the hospital on outside of tallahassee. >> please, please! >> barbara dawson anguished, insisting she can't breathe. >> i can't breathe! >> put your hands behind your back. >> i can't breathe! hear the in in her voice picked up on dash cam video. >> please! god, help me! help me! >> reporter: the video is from the early morning of december 21st. police were caed to calhoun liberty hospital in blunt town where 57-year-old dawson was begging to stay after being discharged by doctors. an officer unplugs her oxygen hose, walks her outside in handcuffs where she collapses to the ground. >> she's falling down and just laying down. ms. dawson, falling down like this and laying down won't stop you from going to jail. >> it would be 18 minutes on the pavement before dawson is readmitted and later dies. >> when people go 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 b

. >> you won't believe how easily guns are gettingng 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 been set one a cardboard box. >> anchor: after a few cold nights some neighbors gave him a little love and the animal recovery mission stepped in. >> anchor: maybe he is a little nothing a bag of treats can't cure. we met joey and hisew digs inside alton road animal hospital, his old digs looks like this, abandoned five daysago on a street coroner miami's spring garden neighborhood. >> we don't know who left him. >> we think that's the cruelest thick, on the coldest day. >> everybody found him shivering scared, he was just a mess. >> it didn't takeong for the neighborhood block to fill with posts about it's new canine neighbor, and. >> everybody in thisneighborhood are dog lovers and little by little i started to see a box, a tarp, food, water. >> he was very toasty and warm in his hut until it go

janine stanwood joins us now. >> david bowie was a man of many faces and many artistic identities. fans are grieving, british prime minister says david bowie was a genius. >> david bowie a pop stata an artist to the end days after releasing this, his newest albumand video, he died after a private fight with cancer, at the age of 69. in l.a. and new york, fans are grieving. the b.t. tower in london reading restn peace. here in south florida his image emblazedden odd murals in winwood, and little haiti where >> his career spanned 40 years. drowned control to major tom . >> burst on to the scene in 1969 with a smash hit space odessey. later as ziggy star dust. >> he collaborated with queen. >> rolled out the pop hit let's dance. and rocked as goblin king in the movie lab ring. and we are now learning the timing of his album plaque star may not be a coincidence. the opening lics to the song, hunting. look up he i am in heaven . >> even his death a work of art. something happened on the day he died . >> david bowie known as the picasso of art, leaves behind his wife, a caughter and a so

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

. >> constance: the primary care clinic opens at northwest senior high school and janine stanwood is at the school where the celebrations are takin place for the grand opening. >> reporter: that's right, constance. the clinic opens tomorrow and provides a learning environment for high school students and graduatetudents providing much-needed health care for the community. >> a blood pressure cu and everything is hooked up together. >> reporter: for seniors sara and akino, they are step closer for their dream of becoming doctors one day. heret the primary care clinic at northwestern senior high. they are working hand in hand with health care professionals and actual spaishts we get to see how life after high school will be in college with handswill be in college with hands-on experience. truly blessing. >> many kids in our community and school don't have access to health care. i am looking forward to healthier school and community together. >> reporter: not only is it a learning environment, but this clinic is providing much-needed health services to the community. the public will be

laurie: mexico's president making that announcement about joaquin guzman on twitter today and our janine stanwood has the rest of the details. >> janine: it took seven months to find him after hees cade a maximum security prison in mexico, and now the drug cord joaquin "el chapo" guzman is back in custody. as you mentioned, mexico's president posted on twitter "mission accomplished. we have him." mexican fours sayye was caught after a shootout with mexican marines in western mexicicnear the gulf of california. five people were killed, one marine was injured in that shootout. el chapo escaped from a prison near mexico city in july. there has been an active manhunt for him ever spins t ts is the home where that shootout happen. still, pictures show heavy trill that was side -- tryl. officials say they received handguns and a rocket propelled gun launch are. el chapo being transferred onto a plane heading to mexico city. government pne. you can see el chapo. it appears he has some kind of white towel on his head, and there is a lot of firepower surrounding him, a lot of heavily armed men and one guy

. >> laurie: janine stanwood is in our newsroom pulling in the latest images. >> janine: if presidential rahn election as you mentioned, has been marred by allocations of fraud and wild protests. it will be posts poned for a second time. that's news coming from haiti's electoral material council. jude celestin already wrote a letter saying he's not going to be parting. there's concern that if the runoff is flawed, it would push the detroit brink of of turmoil. there have already been protests in street. word that two schoooo were burned down last night. one school actually served asas polling place. this is aftermath that of fire. and this photo coming inust now of an suv engulfed in flames in ane intersection. our glenna milberg is on the ground in haiti. look for her live imagery coverage starting at 6:00. no other details releaseds to what happens next but as soon as we get more information with coastal carolin we will let you know. >> calvin: right now rush hour let's get a check on track of with all of those wedets row out there. >> laurie: sometimes you're just blinded when you're

. >> janine: i'm janine stanwood. local10 news starts right now. realtime closed captioning performed by u.s. captioning company >> janine: and we begin with breaking news out of northst miami-dade where there was a deadly shooting today. sky 10 over the scene as police collected evidence. >> calvin: the victim's body under a tarp right in the middle of an intersection. let's go to local's shyann malone live now with this developing story for us this afternoon. shyann. >> shyann: calvin, just talking with membebe of the community, they're saying this is a scene they're seeing all too often. let me step out of the way so you can see what's going on. right now you can still see investigators swarming the scene. on the other side of that suv, that is where the body remains. they have also brought in a k-9 on the scene. still investigating, looking into what happened here and what caused this teen to die. a piece of yellow tarp covers the body of an 18-year-old student gunned coun in the middle of the street. for thisommunity it's a scene >> something h

janine stanwood is in the newsroom with the breaking details on that plus another developing story. >> janine: carson is suspending campaign ents street rest of the day after some of assist his staffers were involved in a a wreck earlier this afternoonn iowa, according to carson campaign. a van transporting three volunteers and a campaign employee hit a patch of ice and it flipped on its side when it was struckk by another car. three we're told being checked at an area hospital while the fourth was sustain to a trauma center in nebraska. carson spoke a short time ago. >> one person is very gravely wounded and, you know, we're going to suspend our activities, and i'm going to head upp to omaha where he's being flown in right n. >> janine: carson was campaigning in south carolina. you just heardum. he says he does plan to travel to omaha to be with the volunteer's family. now, we also have other developing news. that it will take up president obama's executive action on immigration reform. this could affect the fate of millions of illegal immigrants. the president's controversial execut

. >> 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.