kristi? >> kristi: thank you. it is almost here. the powerball drawing is tonight and we are just, look at that, 10 hours 56 minutes and 43 seconds away but who is counting from hearingumbers for the record jackpot. it is standing right now at 1.5 billion. >> constance: oh, my goodness. you can only watch the drawing right here on local 10. cal 10 news reporter is in miramar today covering powerball mania. >> reporter: oh, constance, there is a whole lot of dreaming going on in this 7-eleven in miramar today. the winnings over this, $1.5 billion these tickets. so far, let's see, i have been invited to a private party, a private island, dream big i guess, right? right now we have a line of people purchasing their tickets. going since 6:00 this morning non-stop. it will go until the last ticket is sold at 10:00 tonight. >> maybe i will retire. oh, yeah i'm already retired. >> reporter: it is a new frenzy over a big number. >> a billion dollars, wow. >> reporter: the big number drawing in lots of first-time players. >> all you need is

kristi and constance. growing. bye-bye. >>> this is a local 10 editorial with wplg president bert medina. >> in just a matter of days the first votes will be cast in the 2016 race for president.t. iowa and new hampshire voters are first in line,ut floridians soon follow. on march 15, florida voters head to the polls in our presidential primary, but you can't vote if you are not registered. you can register online at any public library and a a variety of other ways. february 16 to vote in the primary. casting your vote is a simple act that carrying with it the survival of our democracy. you the voter have the power to choose who speaks for new government and how your community works. if you need more information on h to register, visit local10.com. then on election day, get out and vote. of course, this is not the final word. it is just the beginning of the conversation. let's continue it on local10.com.

>> reporter: good afternoon cotance and kristi. it looks like the hull of the boat might have actually hit the ground, punched some holes which caused the leak which quite was too late and we have new video showing the final moments of this yacht aboveater. the u.s. coast guard's aircraft s overhead as the 106-foot yacht takes on water with 13 people on board. this video was shot after that call for help. >> mayday call, we g on scene. >> it was so quick. >> reporter: there was no time to act. as capapin the first thoughts was getting passengers and crew off safe after the lucky yacht serena 3 began to sink. >>>> didn't think the boat was going to sink. i won't nervous. we made she we got everybody in life vests. >> reporter: the yacht was on the way to freeport in the bahamas but 15 minutes offshore began to take off water. the visit may have hit the sea floor. >> there may have been a possible groununng out of port everglades and not noticed until offshore. >> reporter: the captain, crew safe before the yacht went under before 9:

kristi? >> kristi: looking forward to the drier weaer. nasty drive into work. >> constance: it was. we have video to show you of damage. look at that debris over the parking lot. julie mentions we still have an tornado warning in effect in broward. we will have more details on that. we will be right back after this you only pay f f the services you need to make your bundle work for you. call now to get high speed internet for just $15 a month for 12 months with a one-year term... with tv, home phone or even wireless. on one at&t bill. with u-verse high speed internet, you get fast speed at an affordable price... and a wi-fi gateway that connects all your devices so you can save on mobilildata usage at home. call now to get high speed inteteet for just $15 a month for 12 months with a one-year term... with tv, home phone or even wireless. and for a limited time switch to at&t and get an extra 100-dollar reward card! don't wait. call this number today. get more choices to bundle and save. >> constance: we have been followinging breaking news throughout the day. a possible tornado has

kristi. >> kristi: thanks a lot. thank you for watching "the chew" is next. >> constance: we will see you at 4:00 and local10.com for

>> kristi: bland was found dead in her jail cell three days later. the official cause of@the death was a suicide. >>> now to the 17 miners stuck in an elevator shaft in a new york salt mine. all are been rescued after being trapped hundreds of feet below the surface. marcy gonzalez tells us how crews were able to get there safely. >> reporter: the sounds of relief after nearly 10 hours of anxiously waiting. 17 miners trapped 900 feet below ground in upstate new york all finalal safe on solid ground. >> they persevered the best way they could. very impressive to see how well they managed the situation to be honest with you. >> the group was starting their lift at the deepest salt mine near ithaca when the elevator >> it stopped 350 feet down with people on it. >> reporter: miners huddle>> reporter: miners huddling together for help as police ran in to help. >> we need power in lansing on a rope rescue. >> reporter: using this crane to lower a basket below ground lifting several workers at a time to the surface. >> we practice mine evacuations regularl

[laughter] >> kristi: that cracked you up>> kristi: that cracked you up, constance. she and the dog have plenty to smile about. goinup for adoption. the video has earned more than 12 million views on social media. what a sensation. >> constance: ah. >>> i love to have him join stoley but with this baby and stoley, enough for our household. looking outside, i wish i had temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s. grab the rain gear. you will need it all day long. we will need constant showers throughout the overnight and tomorrow morning, kristi. >> kristi: sounds perfect. that does it for right now. thank you so much for watching."the chew" coming up just in time for lunch.

kristi kruger very cute. we were concerned about how ey would go potty but we figured that out. >> constance: we saw that with the final shot. it is a brilliant idea and it is a rainy day and your dog needs to go running kristi kruger any idea that makes a little bit of money, i am all for it. >>> the south florida tower cam>>> the south florida tower cam. we need muddy pants. caring for someone with alzheimer's means i am a lot of things. i am his sunshine. i am his advocate. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to his current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, it may improve overall function and cognition. and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. : namenda xr doesn't change how the disease progresses. it shouldn't be taken by anyone allergic to memantine, or who's had a bad reaction to namenda xr or its ingredients. before starting treatment, tell their doctor if they have, or ever had, a seizure disorder, diff

you don't want to miss her forecast, ladyforecast, ladies. >> kristi: we will be watching>> kristi: we will be watching. that does it for right now. we thank you for watching. "the chew" is next. >> constance: we will be here >> announcer: if you're stuck in

our medical center kristi krueger is on top of this story. she is in the newsroom now with theatest. >> kristi: health authorities in some countries are taking contracts dras tuck measures too stop the spread of this mosquito-borne virus. in el salvador women are urged to avoid getting pregnant for two years, and the cdc just orbed guideline for evaluating and testing faints right here in the u.s. a new warning from the world the zikik virus linked to birth affects in babies and paralysis in bolts adults could spread to almost all countries in americ. >> the explosive spread of zika virus to new geographical areas withittle population immunity is another cause for concern. >> take a look at this map. that mosquito is found in every country in the western hemisphere except for spawned chile. >> kristi: with more than 1 million people infected, brazil has been hit especially hard. in an effort to show how they're aggressively responding, brazilian government posted this

kristi krueger has theatest on crib bumpers. >> kristi: crib bummers may seem like the pfeffer finishing touch for your baby's first ri but be careful. the popular access ri can pose a suffocation prins here's why. >> they can suffocate by just pushing their sort of face up against the bumper or getting their face trapped underneath the bumper. >> kristi: parents often believe that bumpers are needed to keep their baby safe and comfortable in the crib, b b the doctor says in a bare crib, no stuffed animals, no blankets, no pillows, and no bumpers. in addition to suffocation hazards, once the baby learns to stond d and up week they can use those bummerrers sort of as a stepping stool to climb out of crib and that could lead to some other rlly serious injuries. >>> and speaking of head injuries in particular, doctors e applauding a brand new program to reduce head injuries in young athletes. new u.s. soccer rules prohibit heading of the ball for children under the age of ten.

i'm kristi krueger. happy friday. weather authority meteorologist julie durda is here with a check on your forect. >> indeed it is friday, kristi, eric, south florida. i do bring you some scary news at times. we are going to be dealing with strong storms as we get into the morning and afternoon. already the winds are starting to pick up. noticing it's going to be a very similar situation as we saw last night. we started off with dry conditions. with the wind flow are in the low to mid 70s ahead of this cold front. currentlu 72 degrees in pembroke pines. 71 in homestead. definitely warmer. it will be wetter. it will be definitely windy as we get through the morning. temperatures will be in the mid 60s around 6:00. make sure you have the rain gear. you're definitely going to need it today. we're going to see downright stormy conditions. wet and w wdy throughout the afternoon.

kristi krueger criss has today's health cast. news on the cancer front. a recently pub lush study showing that combining a specific blood testt with ultrasound scans could reduce deaths from ovarian cancel by as much as 20%, and while the fiings are encouraging, avern gynecologist dr. mark firestone says it's still not clear whether all women should be screened this way. >> the problem with this study in my mind is that thehe results weren't strong enough that i would recommend it for patients of low risk for ovarian cancer. >> kristi: dr. firestone said women of high-risk or ovarian cancer should get this extra screening, and that would include women with a strong namam history, women with endome the roses and women who have never had c cldren p. >>> and also in today's health cast the latest research on the benefits of mammography for older women. researchersst florida atlantic university right here in south florida were actually investigating disparities in mammomram screening between white and black women, but they inadvertent discovered something

local10's medical specialist kristi krueger looks at how smart device technology is helping doctors a memorial health care help stroke patients faster. >> sir, don't worry. differently inside this ambulance davie paramedic a number of tools to support their patients as they're transported to the hospital. the latest one is right at their fingertips. the plessara ap. >> in the u.s. there are approximately 800,000 strokes nually and so the strokes that are sort of critical to treat immediately are those that have occlusions, blockages of vessels in the brain. >> kristi: plessara ap delivers vital information right to the hospital while the ambulance is en route. >> it allows us to activate multiple team mbers. so that by the time the patient arrives to the ambulance bay, we're all equipped and ready to

> hi, kristi, eric, south florida. cooler this morning. you're going to feel it all thanks to the winds out of the north northwest. allowing our attempt to drop right now. 56 in ft. lauderdale. 57 miami. i know it doesn't sound impressive but that cool air has made it down to key west where we're waking up to 59 degrees. you can see the cameras moving around as we're expecting the north winds to keep us cool, refresng and comfortable. it's a bit chilly for us south floridians. you're going to need those sweaters and jackets. make sure the kids have the jackets as well if they are heading back to school. homestead 59. 56 in pompano beach. cool brisk breeze currently. that will stick around but temperatures will drop a few more degrees. jack, nice dry day. we are expecting midand high-level clouds. cool, refreshing highs

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wayne and kristi. nearly three years after a visa sherman someone has been indicted in connection with the friends. for months police that this is the step direction i can't say i'm shocked. changed the past few times that day she was laid down there for pretty sedate is rta vehicles for their own private rights. the alleged at this which the body. in the backyard of any site help anyone with information should call cleveland police. it is 507 a.m. weather and traffic is just ahead. there is out. absence. what say you where the republican candidates stand on their way into iowa caucuses. hotels won't be the only places booked solid for the convention. this is city or snow because that moisture content is fairly strong and fairly hot the temperatures have been hovering 28-31. up. you can see it's beginning to converge along the lake erie shoreline how long this lasts. we see some snow and rain this weekend we might even have a 50 on the eight-day. all that and thing was snowfall you get the see what's h

. >> laurie: kristi krueger is in the video port with images that, well, chris kristie, it might make drivers in south florida think we're not so bad at all. >> kristi: i see these kinds things all the time. if you are driving in plano, texas, though, you'd better be careful because this teenager said he is tired of seeing people drive erratically so he's posting this video on youtube here's what he is capturing on video. in one instance a driver cuts him off in track of. in another a wrong-way driver is spotted on a a plano street. mark mcken p many kinon is his name and ceremony the last ten months documenting his experiences behind the wheel for a youtube channel he created called bad drivers of plano, texas. mckenon insists he's not trying to shame anybody, even though they have no idea they're getting posted. >> when they see the videos, main, maybe they'll think twice. into the trying tome bases anybody. >> kristi: he cap hurd eyes his own car rearnding another driver. he said he will be very happy to post anybody sent to him. i guess we can show him bad drivers in pembroke pine

our kristi krueger cri joins us with more. >> kristi: as our kids headed back to class this week many of them were sporting about an damages, bruise webs crutches and casts. we checked with a number of er ands orthopedic specialisses south florida who say hoverboard injuries spiked in the days right after christmas. the complications and side effects from those nasty falls, they're going to continue well into the new year. those crazy herrera board auld falls allover social media can be funny unless, of course, they happen to you. as a result pediatric orthopedic memorial health care said business is booming. >> we see everything from bumpsand bruises, spraiai, to ankle fractures, a lot of wrist fractures, elbow fractures, things that can be treated in casts, things thateed surgery. >> kristi: this is the hoverboard ten-year-old matthew perez wanted so badly for christmas. >> it looked cool because i saw like everybody else having one. they look very good. it looked fun to spin around on it, go fast. >>> >> kristi: but now this budding baseball player is sideline until march. these ar

kristi? >> all right. thanks a lot and also we have some breaking news this afternoon on wall street. that's right. stocks are downharply, losing about 400 points in the first 10 minutes of trading. local10 news reporter michael putney is live in the newsroom. what's causing the stocks to fall? >> constance, kristi, financial experts say it is a combination of factors. the falling price of oil, higher interest rates. a faltering chineseconomy. strong dollar, which hurts u.s. ex sports, and then there is the shaky economy over in the european union. so u.s. markets are extremely volatile. the dow was up more than 200 points yesterday, but, wow, down sharply this morning more than 2%. this is the opening bell on wall street. everybody always smiles, but those smiles quickly faded today. now let's take a look at the latest numbers. the dow jones industrial average is down 431 points below 16,000, a major d2op. the nasdaq down 155 points. and the s&p 500 index below 1900 dropped 50 points. it's at 1871. we are

wayne and kristi pack to you. we begin with breaking news for n people including two children just after -- the house was completely engulfed in flames. the father's body was found in the back of the home crews remain on the scene this morning to find a cause for this explosion. it's a difficult. this is our first fatality.i as long as i can remember i've been with the fire departmentpa for over 25 years this is the first fatality the ipad to work on. at this point purse do not believe the gas p leak is to blame for the explosion the identity for the individuals living in theua home is not been released at this time. stay with us for the very latest. >> michael site says the cleanup sunday's fire. crews pedestrian falling from materialte off of their in tremont. it started in the kisser around 1:45 a.m. sunday afternoon's too early to predict when they will reopen. a cleveland councilman has a new ideas that he says could help reduce violence sack we did asd requested a half percent increase the city income tax fo

our medical specialist kristi kruegery says south florida researchers have working on ways to stop an outbreak of the virus for years. >> kristi: for years scary gay, chikungunya and now zika were mainly found in and around the jubs of south america, but climate exchange an increase in foreign travel that is these tropical diseases quickly and dangerously moving northward. >> so we have to be alert. we can't ever say anymorere oh, that only happens there. whatever happens there is going to happen hereren the u.s. >> the last ten or 15 yeaea. >> kristi: and corked to researchers at the university ofmiami, south florida needs to be ready now. that's why they've been studying climate exchanges effect on mosquito for years. >> if the climate raiments rather moderate and in fact the minimums go up and the maximum don't go up as much as has been the tortured a aumber of years, that means a worse buyers people because the mosquitoes are more likely to spread. >> kristi: but the change in temperature is not our onlyproblem. >> the same mosquitoes that spread chicken begun yea, americas we hav

medical specialist kristi krueger are looking for at what some are calling a salt solution. >> kristi: from rooms wild fell with microparticles of airborne sodium to emerging tanks filled with magnesium sulfate, south floridians are soaking up salt. that relatively small tank, and so the water completely support your body weight. >> kristi: at the center for integrative medicine in aventura with salt therapy flotation tanks proud of both psychological and physical benefits. >> it helps. it helps alleviate all tension and it just relaxes your muscles million dollars of and afterwards it really feels amazing. >> kristi: at the same time ac purge chewer physician said floating gives the body a boost of magnesium, a vital mineral that many people don't get enough of. >> magnesium ions are, along with calcium are one of the main sources of the electrical signals by wch body communicates through the nerves system. >> salt is naturally antibacterial. >> kristi: at the salt suite in delray, 24,000 pounds of salt is finely ground and then blown into specici rooms. and fills the air in treatmen

todd and kristi back to you. >> thank you. brutal when chose a relentless like affects now across northeast ohio the blustery weather caused cartridge driving conditions c yesterday. there were dozens of accidents on state route 44 as well as interstate 90's duty streets and secondary roads that stuff in snow-covered and slick. they were doubled in some cases tripled if there is no resting with finally got hold they had to dig up dirt driveway. the recipe is terrible. that's to be expected this time of year we find it pretty easy all winter long.nd i will welcome it. have a complete coverage on our website these are paying fullll forecast plus any current watches and one and although school closing. the family november 2 -year-old pointnt the shooting comes after a series of threats the family of major howard since they've received in recent months kevin freeman talked with them. victor freeman says he was watching tv monday afternoon when someone fired two shots at his eastside cleveland home.re first i did not know what it w

i'm eric yutzy. >> i'm kristi krueger. before we get to all of our breaking news, we do want to get you right over to our weather authority meteorologist julie durda. >> in some parts of south florida we're still waking up to the 50s. well warmer than what we right now. the temperature in n . lauderdale and key west. all thanks to the shift in the wind direction, that east breeze pumping in the heat and humidity and that will warm us up today. currently 54. 53 in kendall. hey, homestead, we're lookg at temperatures in the mid 50s. so here's how the day is going to play out. we'll see temperature in the 50s until a aut 8:00, then 60 degrees. plan some outdoor activities, if you can. yoyore not going to need an umbrella today. highs in the mid 70s. enjoy it because a big change will come in the forecast due to a cold front and the cold front associated with an area of low pressure that's going to bring blizzard conditions to the midatlantic states. i'll have more on that coming up. constance, good morning. >>> good morning,

kristy stevens was inside with her three-year-old daughter when the crash happened. she says glass shattered and flew everywhere. debris struck one woman, forcing her to the ground, where she was in and out of consciousness. kristy stevens c27 00:07:05 "it was a loud noise and everyone turned around to look, and the display case came through." terror within this chesapeake post office, after a woman reportedly crashed her car through the front doors. 00:07:34 "i had started to walk towards where the car was and then that's when i heard the noise and stopped." kristy stevens was inside with her three-year-old daughter as the black were giant pieces of wood and glass flying everywhere and it was god's grace that we didn't get injured." but not everyone else was so lucky. police and fire officials arrived to the scene, on north battlefield boulevard around 12-30. 7 the driver- were rushed to the hospital. bobbie c3 00:01:33 "they've been searching inside to see if there's anybody else beneath the vehicle." police say the driver accelerated from a parking spot. while inv

wayne and kristi are your cleveland browns closing in on their next head coach. k they interviewed seven candidates in the first week. and the browns are prepared toar make a pick push to higher the jackson. weather and traffic every eight minutes is just ahead. at about 16 up to 20 miles per eastlake 23 strongsville 24 everyone loadedvi up here fifth moisture also no fault bedford at 23 stolen checks in at 24 right now. in kinsman 25. cold blast. my goodness is a going to be cold the next few days. the eight-day coming up move trying to get it out of there. as you had across the in about bridgehe we still have chester close from 40th at east 55 because without water main this iswa 90 overbite detroit not looking not great but traffic is moving we'll have any big crashes to report is here's the plan accordingly as you head out the door this morning when and kristi back to you. the word continues toen mourn the news that david chris -- jennifer jordan has more. >> anything that you have his responses to come to cleveland the station was looking for a new sound. so

wayne and kristi pack to you. nothing says i love you like some site is for the side as i knew rings.e mike castle is not once again taking reservations for their annual dinner on valentine's day menu of items. the restaurant month of service to post picture of the valentine's day with what has take of white castle. here you go. it would probably be a better way to do it. donald's and japan announced that it was adding the beginning on january 26. own thing though. weather and traffic every eight minutes.

. >> kristi: lots of kids like to play football. but these seventh graders pinecrest school in fort lauderdale want to do more for the sport. >> football is fun, and most americans watch football, and we need to save football by making it safer. >> kristi: yep. john and his friends want to save football, and they're hoping to do that by decreasing the number of concussions, and preventing traumatic brain injuries. it's something they've been researching for two years. >> it's a helmet with four sensors embedded in the skull of the helmet, and when the player gets hit, it wirelessly transmits the affidavit force to the coach's phone and on a memorabilia device. >> kristi: theys students are feeing in the verizon app challenge. 12 milled schools are submitted their kids. these kids are among the top 12 in the nation. it all began with a physics principle. >> what's different about our design and application is that >> kristi: that means coaches on the sidelines get the information they need quickly to protect their players. all this r

there are plenty of treatments smooth out those wrinkles and os our medical specialist kristi krueger learned command even our earlobes can use a little rejuvenation. >> kristi: heavy dananing earrings may look great but over time they can really take a toll on your earlobes. plastic suckers see tears like these every day. >> used to be the most common cause was catching it on the telephone. not so many people use telephones anymore, is on they catch them on a cell phone, but certainly heavy earrings pulling on the earlobe, trauma. 66. >> kristi: that's#what broughtby me to the office of the barry schwartz. my poor earlobes were stretched out and thin and finally they just tore. it didn't really hurt but it was time for a little earlobe rejuvenation, and that requires surgery. >> you can't sew the hole with skin inside the center or it won't heal so we excise the hole, we suture it, we wait six repierce your ear for you. >> kristi: but wait, there's more. you u. know the fillers used to plump up lines andrinkles on your face? product like juvederm can also work on your earlobes. >> we

hi wayne high kristi. it is definitely frigid outside. i watering cold and snowflakes f flying across parts of northeast ohio that is in effect until down early because really the lake affect is that gusting to 292 here in cleveland that's takinger are wind chills down currently at degrees at hopkins with the wind it feels like six below zeroro temperatures don't will affect your morning commute on 40s and east 55 overallea conditions are okay on the freewayser slow down a bit this morning wayne inc. kristi back to you. y >> there is like affects now advisory in effect for lincoln jacket counties. they up and prepared and worseor are on the clock and roads. in a sick they been facing reality saturday night as they filled up their gas tanks roads experience the first legitimate snowfall of the new year. free advice. we are expecting some very cold temperatures. we're told at least 750 .-dot crews are on the roads at all times keeping them clear that needs a garage and the standalone structure now the house homeowners have until february 10

kristi has the latest on thatlatest oat and the other big stories makingakina kristi. good morning everyone. after being shot in the head.k good mor. is it happened around 12:30 this morning in the 4300 block of the 43 block o easft 139th street in cleveland border. someone fired several shots at a vehicle with two men inside..border. he was driven to marymount hospital and then flown to metro health medical center.. t his name has not been released. officer arrested at an airport security checkpoint because he had a gun... a tsa spokesperson with cleveland hopkins internationalnal airport says a man put his jacket through the x-ray machine yesterday morning. ye that's when agents saw a loaded 22 caliber handgun in the jacket pocket. w agents then called police whooagents th came and arrested the man. airport he gave agents this n. didn't know it was in his coat, it was basically down deep in a pocket. in a what we reccpoommend is you take a quick five minute check before you come to the airport, sweep through everything you have on your person and in your bag to make

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i'm kristi krueger. i'm in for jacey birch. our weather authority meteorologist julie durda is also here a forecast. >> that's right, kristi, good to have you on this monday. >>> attempt in the 50s, my friends. a big change compared to what we woke up to yesterday. kerry cool, we're dry. 56 degrees in ft. lauderdale and miami. 63 in key west. our ft. lauderdale tower cam showing dark and early conditions but not moving around as much as what we saw yesterday. we saw gale force winds throughout much of yesterday. i'm happy to tell you that's a thing of the past. temperatures in the 50s all across miami-dade and broward. our coolest spot is kendall and homestead at 55. these temperatures are anywhere between 15 and 21 degrees cooler than what we woke up to yesterday and very impressive strong cold front that moved through the area yesterday. in the wake of it we've got some cold air spilling in from that northwest breeze. we'll enjoy it, take it and deserve i it's finally feeling like winter here in let's brea down the forecast f

kristi, i want to ask you this. you said in the piece that you've done injections before. how does this result compare with what you had when you were doing that? >> this has actually changed my skin. my frown lines on my forehead, they're gone. [ applause ] >> and you're very expressive when you talk. >> i am. >> and unlike the injectables, her face moves. [ laughter ] you are your regular, wonderful, fabulous, beautiful self, and we're so happy for you. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: coming up, don't miss what happens when deborah hits the streets to see if fill & freeze can make even doubting new yorkers look 10 years younger in minutes. >> oh, my god. >> announcer: but, first, here's your chance to get derm exclusive's fill & freeze, the instant anti-aging breakthrough, and see your own incredible anti-aging results in just minutes. and today, as part of dr. ordon's special direct to you offer, he's taking $20 off so you can get derm exclusive fill & freeze for the incredibly low price of only $39.95. but act fast, because dr. ordon is giving the f

we're going to send it back over to wayne and kristi. top story is it's been snowing all morning long to the east. lake effect snow is set up over ashtabula counties right now. let's check in with jessica dill is life in ground fox checking on the conditions on the snowball.on >> anything kristi, good morning. i wantod to show you this on and as for your quick to see the most problems getting on and off the highways. the site streets two. nady has been okay. the archer just turn around now we're headed back toward 90 east. as you can see here as n long as you river and lakewood look a lot better than the cider here when we pass through will look it started to get pretty bad an painesville. you can see the road and a lot of places. and looking okay at least where that the city said that they have snow removal crews pebble focus on servicingat the roads. they will focus on the main roads first. they 16 tons of salt and k tons. all along with this winter weather comes off that has education slippery roads bitter cold temperatures and sleddi

kristy stevens was inside with her three-year-old daughter when the crash happened. she says glass shattered and flew everywhere. debris struck one woman, forcing her to the ground, where she was in and out of consciousness. kristy stevens c27 00:07:05 "it was a loud noise and everyone turned around to look, and the display case came through." terror within this chesapeake post office, after a woman reportedly crashed her car through the front doors. 00:07:34 "i had started to walk towards where the car was and then that's and stopped." kristy stevens was inside with her three-year-old daughter as the black sedan plowed through - striking a display case and a wooden median. stevens 00:08:49 "there were giant pieces of wood and glass flying everywhere and it was god's grace injured." but not everyone else was so lucky. police and fire officials arrived to the north battlefield boulevard around 12-30. 7 people - not including the driver- were rushed to the hospital. bobbie c3 00:01:33 "they've been searching inside to see if there's anybody else beneath the vehicle." p

i feel great. >> kristi: and we're really glad to hear it. it's important to like those warning signs of stroke which include sudden onset of numbness. trouble speaking and facial droop. tpa can only be given within the first couple of hours of those symptoms' onset or getting treated yike lick tony is is vital. it saved his life. in the newsroom i'm kristi krueger with your health news. >> victor: good advice. let's take a look at this incredible new picture of saturn. on monday nasa released this image taken by its cassini spacecraft from more than 1.5 million miles away. the photograph remind us of how large saturn is, about ten times the diameter earth, and on the lower right-hand side of saturn? that's one ofts moons. >>> and it's going to be a very busy year on florida's space coast. spacex was 20 unmanned rocked launches for deliveries for the international space station and united launch alliance has 12 launches scheduled from cape canaveral this year including several military and government slights. >> janine: a courageous convenien

our medical specialist kristi krueger has the latest on a new business in town. >> kristi: there are a number of companies delivering prepackaged food right to your door. this weekend something is you new is opening it doors which can make eating health easier for you. that's. it's called fit life foods located on the east coast of florida. you have preportioned breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks out of the refrigerators. it's not diet food but the chefs sneak in lots of kale, whole grains. you can buy for a day, a week. it's all about fresh ingredients and portion reciprocal that's hohoyou lose weight. >> we do a lot of substituting in our meals. potatoes carrots and onions and grains in our macari and cheese pops even our brown us are sweetened with dried plumbs. >> kristi: and the cost of fit life mls, the average cost is $7 to $9 a meal. >>> here's another resolution that can help you keep all the other ones, vow to get to bed one hour earlier. most of us are not getting enough sleep, and a lack of sleep is associated with an increased risk of heart disease and stroke. researche

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kristi: in for jacey birch. weather authority meteorologist julie durda is also here. she's checking out that forecast. boy, is it cold? >> can you say that again. one of the coolest days of the season so far in place as we have temperatures right now in the mid 50s. we do have to wait for the official temperature. we can see these more degrees. 56 right now unmiami as well as ft. lauderdale. 59 in key west. you're looking at these temperatures going it was 50s yesterday. you feel it. it's cool. it's brisk and it makes it feel much cooler as you walk out the door. currently we have the mid 50s inland, pembroke pines, hialeah. kendall at 54 degrees. even the keys waking up to the 50s this morning. key west at 59. you factor in the feels-like temperatures and we have feels-like temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. we're expecting our temperatures to drop a few more degrees. 53 will be the temperature at the bus stop. not just this morning but you're going to need it all day long. we'll have a lot more on the forecast coming up. >> thanks so much. >>> and developing this

i'm kristi krueger in for jacey. thank for waking up with us on this martin luther king today. >> weather authority meteorologist julie durda not one of the lucky few. no, she set you up. >> you know what, i'm happy to be here to bring you the good ns after yesterday. i'll be bringing you the good news as we got temperatures in the 50s this morning. much cooler than what we saw yesterday ahead of that cold front than brought us all the currently we do have temperatures in t(e mid 50s and pembroke pines. 55 degree in hialeah. 55 in homestead. 59 in marathon and key west checking in with 63. check out these temperatures anywhere between 15 and 21 degrees colder than what we woke up to yesterday all thanks to that very strong cold front. we saw temperatures yesterday at this at this time in the upper 70s so enjoy the next refreshing change. open up those windows and doors. you're going to enjoy

i'm alison kosic in for kristi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell, good to have you here. our first show of 2016. we go inthis morning in israel, where there is a manhunt under way right now following a deadly new year's day shooting that left two people dead, several other injured. the gunman is on under surveillance cameras. we will see him in a moment, pulling out a weapon, firing into crowds, gathered on a popular road there, for bars, restaurants on that street. >> the shooter is reportedly a 29-year-old israeli arab, according to local media, it was his father who identified him from security footage.

am kristi krueger >>> live, the one and only local 10 news start right now. >>> and right off the top at noon, a 6-year-old girl is safe thank goodness this afternoon after a man stole a suv and that child was still inside. >> constance: new at noon we are hearing from her mother. local 10's ben kennedy talked with her today and she is live from coral springs. >> reporter: she is an girl. her name is janiya. her mom said it was an incredibly scary experience to be in a car with this stranger, a bad guy, taken from this gas station in coral springs. >> she said i want to you stay with me forever and i mean it. those were her exact words. >> reporter: holding her mom's hand you tight, 6-year-old janiya is still shaking. >>y thoughts were what if i didn't have a chance to hoho her. so i just held her.

in today's health cast kristi krueger has details on the impact that it can have on a family's quality of life. >> well, the study that looked at the quality of life across seven crucial areas show that families who did have their children diagnosed with autism were already showing trains prior to that guy diagnosis. a child with autism can have a lot of difficulties including challenges behaviors and social difficulties and cognitive delays. researchers say make doctors wear of these difficulties and addressing them can positively impact not only your child but >> you can't't be a great pairnt to the child if you're not able to take c ce of yourself and if you're already reporting h hing these difficulties let's help you access services or supporter other things you need. >> now according to centers for disease control and prevention. one out of every 45 childn in the u.s. does have some form of autismnd cases are on the rise. and in other news in our health cast today keeping you are our

i'm kristi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. an al qaeda-related group is taking responsibility for this deadly attack. here's what we know this morning. 23 people all over the world were murdered at night. many at point blank range after a group of terrorists stormed hotel with terrorists. >> they have killed four attackers. two were women. we have understood, we are waiting to get a live story here from johannesburg. as soon as we get david mackenzie, we will certainly bring that to you. we are talking 23 dead from 18 different nationalities here. and that al qaeda group in the islamic maghreb has claimed responsibility. >> survivors are recounting the carnage there. here's what we new. a man told us exactly what he saw there. watch. >> it's horrible because everyone was panicked and lying down on the floor. there was blood everywhere. they were shooting people at point blank. the sound of the detonation is so loud, we could hear them talking and they were walking around and kept shooting people that seemed alive. they set the

many kids avoid invasive surgery. >> kristi: appendicitis is caused about a bacterial infection. it's one of the most common until now, the only option out there was to have an aect me, surgery to remove your unflamed pendix but now there's a first of its kind study led by a children's hospital and doctor testing whether using antibiotics alone could actually eliminate the need for surgeon friday. study results showed at the end of one year, three out every four children who got antibiotics never even needed surgery. >> if they don't have to have surgere, if don't have to be in pain, if they don't have to have the riskf surgeon rory anesthesia it's worth a dry try. >> kristi: child schoolings say more kids than ever before are suffering from an unseen condition. it's called overpatienting or overscheduling. while keeping kids act of seems healthy, psychologist said too much can lead to problems. >> kids don't have the same hardware in their brains that calls adults have. don't capacity to organize and if you pick a few acts of and you prioritize that's fine, but kids need time to