krueger. these two morgue attendants are the first to admit they live for death. >> it's considered taboo, death in general in our society. it used to be that way up until recently but i find it interesting because it is the number one universal in life. 100% of the people die. 100% of the time. >> working in the morgue has taught me that tomorrow's no guarantee. i could walk out that door and get hit by a bus. i can take care of myself, exercise, still might die of a heart attack tomorrow. it's not my choice. >> also here this morning is the investigator who attended yesterday's death scene, renee. she shows dr. spitz the photograph she took of mr. krueger so he can visualize the scene and begin to formulate a hypothesis. >> these are the two steps he fell down. this is the bifold door and there's the wall. no blood, not on his underwear. a little bit but not dripping down his legs. >> so he broke both bifold doors off their hinges? >> yes. >> and then kept going down the stairs and through t

i'm kristi krueger, local 10 news. >> while it may be once at a pce depending on the areas treated. the procedure can cost around $5,000. >>> good monday morning, south florida. you're going to need those sweaters and jackets, maybe even scarfs. temperatures could drop down to the mid to lower 40s once we get close to sunrise. temperature right now 4 in ft. lauderdale. 51 in miami. that's pumping in that cool air. i hope you enjoyed your sunday. it was very chilly across south florida. barely reaching highs in the mid 60s with that strong breeze. 47 in homestead, 57 degrees as far south as mart. so that cool air ttling as far south as the keys. winds anywith where between 10 to 15 miles per hour. currently temperatures are anywheree between three and ten degrees cooler than what we woke we do have some mid and high level clouds by the keys in the gulf of mexico. our atmosphere is very dry thanks to high pressure just to the north of us. behind that high pressure is a series of fronts we're going to continue to watch. yet anothth front bringing snow over portions of the midwest into

up next our health specialest kristi krueger plays the with their lives. (vo) making the momo out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru, >> when it comes to heart disease, what you don't know can kill you. >> calvin: you can have the symptoms and each thin people can have heart attacks. kristi krueger wants you to be heart smart. >> laurie: she recently put people under heart arrest. and what you learn may help you. >> reporter: heart disease is the number one killer in america. so before you end up here. >> hi, flo. you need to come with us. >> in all i put 6 people under what we called cardiac arrest. >> and do ultra sounds. >> doctors say thousands of us are walking around with a silent killer. high blood pressure. and many of us ignore the warning signs. too busy working and caring for everybody else. >> it should be a change in philosophy where we can't really take care of our loved d ones and unless we take care of ourselves first. >> how are ?u >> and so we took our 6 paicipants to the total heart center at

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kristi krueger explains how the process works and who benefits from it. >>reporter: george spent his life focusing on the beauty of art restoration and framing. three years ago he he had to turn his focus to something else, a blood ncer called multiple myelomaa. >> how dare i have cancer. my main concern is take care of my family. as long as my family isp okay, i'll do whatever has to be done. >>reporter: his good humor and determination served him well. when doctors in boca told him he was not a candidate for a stem cell transplant, he turned to t t sylvester cancer center. >> it's a therapy for high-risk or relapsed blood cancers. >>reporter: george became the 200th person to receive a potentially life-saving transplant and one of the keynote speakers. several of the 500 testimony cell transplants gathered to thank their doctors and hear each o oer's stories. >> that really for us marked a milestone that also reflected really amazing growth of our program. we've had one of the fastest growingtransplants in the country. >>reporter: stem cell transplants

several new cases of the zika virus let's go quickly to our health specialist kristi krueger following this from the news courtroom. icy. >> we have some brand new numbers in from the florida department of health. we have six new travel associated zika associated viruses in the state of florida and four cases in total in miami-dade county. the other cases are in hillsborough, lee and santa rosa county. none of these cases involve pregnant women. that is good to know since of course the zika virus effects those women the most seriously. of course the world h hlth organization has declared the spread of the zika virus an international emergency. they did that yesterday. we are also just learning in the last hour of our fst case of this virus being transmitted through sex.and that patient lives in dallas county texas. the cal health department there confirming the patient was infected after having sexual relations with somebody who was infected after they returned from a country where the virus is known to be present. so none of thishappening, none of of these mosquitoes here, but we will

. >> kristi krueger put people under cardiac arrest and we'll show you whatt could save your life too. >>reporter: heart disease is the number one killer in america. so before you end up here -- hi,lo. you need to get heart smart like florence joseph. i put six people under cardiac arrest. >> we can see how their heart looks. >>reporter: it all began wh a random health screening at hollywood city hall. doctors say thousands of with a silent killer, high blood pressure and many of us ignore the warning signs, too busy working and carrying for everyone else. >> we can't really take care of our loved ones unless we take care of ourselves first. >>reporter: and so we took our six participants to the total heart center at memorial hospital where they were all put through a battery of tests. blood was drawn. there were ekgs and ultrasounds. if you have a family history of heart disease like alit sand -- al less sand row. it was a wakeup call. james burned both his triglyceride and blood pressure are way too high. >> i know i need to pay attention more of my health much better than isn't jus

from so much, alan krueger princeton university.hatow investors could see there could be more to come. also, the u.s. filed a new request to have apple r comply with phone unlocking. the crucial details up next. ♪ matt: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." i am matt miller. let's head over to the bloomberg terminal with julie hyman. julie: there are some analysts who are coming out with a sell rating or an underperform rating to put it another way, and initiation of coverage, over at wells fargo. this is in regards to valiant valeanteuticals -- pharmaceuticals accounting being under question. have seen a big drop in market value of the company and we are expecting to get fourth-quarter earnings from valeant but the shares are selling off at 8% in today's session. we spokewent down, and --with analys analyst who says their shares are off by 4%. and trinity industries has a forecast out that is below estimates. it sides a weakening in the industrial economy. byir shares are tumbling 22%. they are pulling down their competitors. having

. >> calvin: our medical spececlist kristi krueger has more. >> kristi: this rare move by the wowod health organization go signals the seriousness of the brought you outbreak and gives countries tools to fight and money i`tel. in+ puts zika in the say the category as boll. it was detected first in brazil and has spread to 20 countries in latin america. the world health organization discussed ways to control the main outbreak. the possible listening to birth defects in babies. >> the experts agree that a zika infection during pregnancy and microcephaly is strongly suspected. proven. tiny brains. you just heard right there from the director general of the worlrl health organization dr. margaret chan also advising that pregnant women delay any kind of travel on the areas affected by zico or if you're even planning on getting pregnant and wear repellant. in brazil soldiers are going door to door to warn families about the virus. at this point there 4,000 reported cases through alone. they're also looking for any place mosquitoes could be breeding. cutler there is no vaccine orr medication to s

kristi krueger today, you can click in walk in, or call in to world class care. because cleveland clinic florida is here for you. anytime, anywhere. find your way to the best care at clevelandclinicflorida.org >> when it comes to heart disease, what you don't know can kill you. >> calvin: you can have the symptoms and each thin people can have heart attacks. kristi krueger wants you to be >> laurie: she recently put people under heart arrest. and what you learn may help you. >> reporter: heart disease is the number one killer in america. so before you end up here. >> hi, flo. you're under cardiac arrest! you need to come with us. >> in all i put 6 people under what we called cardiac arrest. >> and do ultra sounds. >> doctors say thousands of us are walking around with a silent killer. high blood pressure. and many of us ignore the warning signs. too busy working and caring for everybody else. >> it should be a change in philosophy where we can't really take care of our loved ones and unless we take care of ourselves first. >> how are ?u >> and so we took our 6 pa

not allow your teeth to stain. >> reporter: and that is cause for celebration. >> that was kristi krueger reporting. another trick to keeping teeth stain-free while eating a socialize something eat textured food like apples and celery. cleaning these fiber russ foods will clean your teeth. >> how about drinking everything with a straw. i am not afraid to put a straw in my wine glass. >> todd: . >> todd: coffee, everything with a straw. >> neki: whatever works. >>> motivated to post another triple double today. >> todd: the guy is on fire. el fuego. >>> the carolina panthers are having fun by posing before for >>> good super bowl sunday morning i am will manso with your local 10 morning sports wrap. start with hockey. the first place panthers were steam rolling some of the best teams in the nhl with a fiveteams in the nhl with a five-game winning streak. a different story against the penguins and sidney crosby. spacey in space. the phenomenon catching on. scores the impossible power playscores the impossible power play. 1-0 caps. barkov, shorthanded goal, 2 barkov, shorthanded goal, 2-0. g

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. >> senator krueger: plus a wild double crash. a car sitting on its roof and sitting on the highway. dash cam caught it palm. >>> off the tonight at 4:00 breaking news. governor rick scott has declared a public health emergency in four counties including miami-dade. >> senator lanza: our krisris has the latest on this zika emergency. >>> itoes seem like there is something new involving they zeka virus just bever day, right in this is a precautionary measure. it gives the counties fore tools to prevent the spread of this virus. to kill the mosquitoes that one day that could potentially carry the zeka virus. at the university miami researches are working on ways to bait these mosquitoes and kill them where they sleep and breathe. this rice virus is suspected of miami-dade, lee all covered by the goveveor's emergency declaration. so far there have been nine cases of zika identified in florida but, and this is a huge but, allllf those people traveled overseas first. laurie. >> senator lanza: more breaking news now, a truck ending unin

. >> announcer: local10's kristi krueger takes a closer look at the drug that some people not enough people know about. this an hiv blocker? tonight at 11:00. i need new carpet. ok. i have two dogs. and a husband. house trained? my husband? no, the dogs. sometimes. i'd suggest stainmaster pet protect carpet. why? incredibly durable and stain resistant. that's why they call it master it's... i got it. now get free basic installation with purchase of stainmaster carpet and pad, i don't know what i'm doing. i can't find anything just when i think it's just not going to work. this woman that works there comes over and asks can i help you? and he was so happy, to do it amazing right? i never would have expected would have thought that anyone would find that do that. make that go out of their way for me. right then, right there i couldn't believe it he was so helpful i know it's such a small thing little thing. simple thing but it made me smile mame me happy made my day share yourtory. >> calvin: right now scary moments for two women when their car flipped over on a bridge in georgia. >> l

that was chris krueger. thank you for joining us today.ing up, we get insight into the presidential race. ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters from downtown manhattan, you are watching bloomberg news. julie: we are wearing a lot of different hats today. accused ofiver killing 16 people in michigan makes his first appearance in court today. he went on a shooting spree in kalamazoo, michigan on saturday. .he shootings were random pare t educatorsrs and six died in the sandy hook shooting spree. the gun maker on trial hopes to be dismissed in the lawsuit. ransom, forin islamic state to release the christians it has as hostages. macedonia restrictive border access over the weekend. they restricted access after austria put in place a silent regulations. obamalady michelle guest, aed a special 106-year-old woman. she was so excited, she started dancing. google news 24 hours a day, hour-by-hour more than 2400 journalists around the world. >> thank you. all eyes on the consumer this week. economists will be watching where they put their money. st

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. >> anchor: and in this morning's health class, kristi krueger shows us some sou florida doctor whose are making a difference with share generosity. . >> l live, the one and only local 10 news. >> anchor: we want to thank you for waking up with us. we want to get right over to jennifer correia, to show you how it is shaping up. a lot of cloud cover, will that burn off? >> it should start to burn off. now that the sun is already rising so the clouds should start to break apart as we continue through the morning hours. and good morning, to you, south florida. yes, it is cloudy. but it isn't rning so that's our weekend. the temperature though is still at 70 degrees though the clouds have acting as a blanket, keeping u slightly warmer than we have been dealing with the past few mornings. so it is a mild start. and picking up a bit all across the area, here is a look at the satellite and radar. no rain on the radar, but the clouds are still there. temperatures in the upper 60's or right at 70 degrees. the clouds will break apart, we will see more sunshine, and start to warm things up, your

that is next. >>> kristi krueger and only local 10 news. i'm chris bosh. when i was sidelined with blood clots in my lung, it was serious. fortunately, my doctor had a game plan. treatment with xarelto . hey guys! hey, finally, somebodydy can look up to... ...besides arnie. xarelto is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto is also proven to reduce the risk of stroke in p eople with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, there's limited information on how xarelto and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. you know, i tried warfarin, but the blood testing and dietary restrictions... don't get me started on that. we started on xarelto . nice pass. safety first. like all blood thinners, don't stop taking xarelto without talking to your doctor, as this may increase your risk of a blood clot or stroke. while taking, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer for bleeding to stop. xarelto may increase your risk of bleeding if you take certain medicin

. >> kristi krueger puts some people under cardiac arrest. the warning signs that you need (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work har and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) >>> i have an update on the sdmreebinga fearrs as cdc is starting to work on something called the case control study aimed at determining the actual effectsf the zika virus. the team is working with dozens of members of brazil's health ministry to figure fought the virudoes cause babies rather to be born with the birth defect microcephaly. they will determine if the moms had the mosquito-borne virus. >>> in cuba raul castro is assigniing military personnel to keep zika out of that country. they will reinforce to spray neighborhoods for mosquitoes, as well as eliminate breeding spots. cuba has yet to report any case of zika. >>> changing the rewards program. the coffee stain starbucks

the way alan krueger explained it to make, it is very different. on consumers and would work out to a per gallon gas tax which the federal gas tax has been raised since the 1980's. the white: -- apply it to u.s. oil cummings, he raises our -- companies, it raises our relative prices. it is a nonstarter. the budget he is proposing is a political document and not an economic document. to propose a $10 tax at this point in the cycle is a nonstarter. matt: i live in ohio. when i go home, i fill up my truck, it is $1.61 a gallon. we could afford to pay a lot more for gasoline in this country, especially considering what other countries pay. our infrastructure is crumbling. we need money to fix it. the highway fund has gone through problem after problem in washington. if the tax was on the gallon at the consumer level, ideal? dwight: i think it is worth. people talk about income stratification. this is a regressive tax or you put a tax on gasoline, you will affect the poorest people in my spirit one of the better things has been the relief on energy and

our health specialist kririi krueger shows us a few fast and easy ways to smooth out the fine lines and wrinkles and get a healthy glow. >> it's the red carpet look, the bright dewey skin, but you don't have to be a scar to look like one. by day and a popular deejay at night. the last thing she wants is to look tired. >> your face is the first thing everybody sees, and so you need to take care of it. >> michelle is taking care of her skin with a couple of quick fixes. this device is called the p pelevet. radial tightening the skin andy racing the fine lines. >> is it produces new collagen so you keep getting better and better as the months go by. >> another quick fix is the tonight downed version of the laser which can be pretty aggressive. this is called clear and bright and it does smooth the skin but with no downtime. >> this device vacuums out impurities and then pusushes in the nutrients. >> we're forcing these anti-oxidants like the vitamin c's factors into the skin andd that gives you that glow and people walk out happy, very simple, painless with rosie, full hydratedkin. michell

. >> announcer: local10's kristi krueger takes a closer look at the drug that some say not enough people know about. tonight at 100.tt0w!t.*(=! %4@-,2( tt0w!t.*(=! el@-&5d tt0w!t.*(=! ed@- 7 tt0w!t.*(=% )8h-@i\ tt0w!t.*(=% kzh-h- tt0w!t.*(=% n-h-(o, tt0w!t.*(=% 0ph-6(4 tt0w!t.*(=% s"h-&zt tt0w!t.*(=% ueh-%8$ tt0w!t.*(=% 7hh-9:p but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) >> laurie: today we're learning more about this heart stopping helicopter crash in pearl harbor, and iteft a teenage boy in critical condition. the crash happened right near th uss arizona memorial. it was yesterday. the terrifying helicopter crash captured on camera. >> a little surreal. it was very scary. >> laurie: a tourist chopper seen her plunging into the water near pearl harbor's visits are center yesterday just feet from shore. a 15-year-old boy among those onboard remains in critical condition. >> we ust turned and ran, didn't have much time be

governor rick scott outleuning a plan just today and our medical specialist kristi krueger is following every step along the way. kristi. >> kristi: this afternoon as you said governor rick scott vealed there are several more travel related zika cases in our case one in miami-dade and the if first case confirmed in broward county. because it's the very same type of mosquito that carries the virus iss found near florida, both state and local health officials say thehe are taking big steps to protect the public from the threat of zika. >> the second hurricane we always sayay to ourselves we're going to prepare for the worst, hope the best and do everything we can to stay ahead of the zika virus. >> kristi: to do that governor rick scott h h contacted the cdc requesting 4,000 kits to test patients who are sick and ant >> what the ante body does is to tell us if somebody had zika, and that's particularly important for pregnant women whoo traveled abroad who might have had some symptoms of a rash, a fever, some aches and pains, and they come back and they say, i wonder if what i had overseas

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be inside your body. >> people are afraid and they want to delay. >> announcer: local10's kristi krueger puts some people under cardiac arrest. >> it's an eye-opening experience for me. >> announcer: the warning signs you need to know. tonight at 11:00. life as spokesbox is great. people love me for saving them over half a grand when they switch to progressive. so i'm dabbling in new ventures. it was board-game nighgh with the dalai lama. great guy. terrible player. go paperless don't stress, girl i got the discounts that you need it's a balancing act, but i got to give the people what they want -- more box. any words for the critics? what can i say? critties gonna neg. [ applause ] the what?! >> victor: check out these drone dare devils as they race through the air at sun life stadium. it's breathtaking video from the drone's point of view. >> janine: drone ranges has gotten so popular it even hasn't oats league. jenise fernandez shows us. >> jenise: it's like something you'd see out of a video game. this is a new kind of racing, and just looking at this video you can understand why. >>

our medical specialist kristi krueger, quite scary, chrisne. >> >> experts have suspected andtalked to experts about this, they've suspected this virus could be sexually transmitted from person to person. theory and i have to stress. this is very very rare. mostly this is spread by mosquitoes. >> the patient reportedly had sexual contact with an i iected individual who had recently returned from a country where the virus is present. it is transmitted biomorphics and has a suspected link -- >> now, again, the spreadd of this through sexual contact is very very rare the world health organization just yesterday of course declaring an international emergency. there are currently no reports of this virus being locally transmitted i in dallas county or anywhere else, however, astold you before, the researchers i've talked to at the university of miami say it's probably not a matter of if this virus i is seen in america, but a matter of when. and of course we will keep looking into this and bring you the very latest. just a stunning case. okay, kristi, thanks a lot. >> caught on camera, a thi

in today's health cast medical specialist kristi krueger looks at a non-invasive treatment option-time snable united states. >> k ksti: nelson cruz will never forget the day he was diagnosed with prostate cancer. >> i was shocked. in shock. the doctors spoke for an hour, and i heard nothing after he said "you have cancer.r >> kristi: at the time the only options available in the u.s. were invasive surgery to remove the prostate or radiation. of imy. tuns and incontinence. >> so the fact is it's bad enou you've been diagnosed with p pstate cancer. on top of that glue looking at the risk of being left impotent, you're being left incontinent. >> kristi: but dr. georg suarez offered him something different, a non-intase is i have procedure wild fifu. >> there's no undecision 6 no cutting. >> kristi: suarez pioneered the approved by the federal drug cuban migrants. it's used the same way to treat kidney stones p. when nelson underwasn't this procedure several years ago he had to fly outside the united states for this treatment. he is glad it's finally fda approved for use in this country. >

. >> kristi krueger takes a look at what you need to know about the risks and the benefits of a vaccine used to treat it. >>reporter: for more than a decade terri bradshaw was the face of pro football, one of the best quarterbacks infl history and now he's putting himself on the line speaking out about shingles. >> if you played football as long as i did, you're going to learn about the pain of shingles. >>reporter: bradshaw urges people to get the shingles vaccine. >> take it from the guy who has had his fair share of pain, you don't want to get tackled by shingles. >>reportrt: the vaccine isn't cheap and some question its benefit and its long-term safety. like the vaccine is so new that further down the road we might find out that the people who got the vaccine did develop some sort of a health issue. >>reporter: shining slz a painful rash brought on by the same virus that caused chicken pox. it can lie dormant until something causes it to reactivate. >> as you get older, you lose the immunity to the virus, a certain kind of immunity that keeps the virus in check and with age that imm

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. >> calvin: or medical speckist all over this one, our kristi krueger in the newsroom with the zika ememeency. >> kristi: the governor and attorney general sai how the state is preparing to battle the from feline to 12 the governor old j in to tell anxious florideans that the state is ready. he said the state has more than 400 test kits but has ordered 4,000 of them had to test people who have stomps. he is also asking the cdc to send 1,000 anti-body kits to test pregnant woman hove traveled had to those affected areaea >> we will continue in constant communication with county health office, and the cdc to ensure we're prepared to prevent the spread of the zeka virus in florida. if you look at what's going on right now it's growing. we see the case in texas where it was based on human interaction, not based on a mosquito. we're a state that has mosquitoes similar to the mosquitoes that could carry this. so it's better to get ahead of. >> kristi: the gov said individuals also need to take steps is to protect themselves. use spray repellant, wear protective clothing and, of course, av

janine: and it's a silent killer affecting men andnd women coming up, our medical spialist kristi krueger places a select group under cardiac arrest to help them prolong their lives. >> victor: and wild video of a drer slamming right into a home. dashboard cameras cturing the crash. coming up on local10 news at at >> janine: right now on local10 news at 4:30, the search for a gunman continues after a six-year-old boy was killed while playing outside. a community also coming together to remember that young victim. >> victor: king carter w w killed during a drive-by shooting and local10 news reporter terre forney is live in northwest miami-dade now the the with the latest on the investigation. terrell. >> terrell: yeah, well, within the past five minutes more than a dozen police officers from miami-dade polic of showed up here to the apartment cplex where the six-year-old boy was shot and killed just a few days ago. you can see there are marked and unmarked cars here. we're told they're using this time to canvas the area for more talk to people who live here to gather some more information.

central cody zellmer as we just saw is onto the next round, ted krueger advances in the 160 and 170 respectively. daniel bishop wins in the 182 pound category. in the 195 skyler bonastrue advances. it was a tough first-round, dion claiborne of north advances, jacob wiley 182 and 2 acres and a at six. down the road at east high school there was a pair of signings, he will join head coach steve lyons squad next year as a amateur northwest ferran holds.>> thanks chris.>> what keeps getting better is the weather. >>> it does indeed, 42 degrees for the overnight low and the winds will pick up as well and then for tomorrow it looks like mostly sunny skies, without for >> pelley: now it's a holy war between trump and the pope. question a person's faith is disgraceful. >> pelley: also tonight, two days before the nevada caucus, a personal side of hillary clinton. >> my mother met me at the door, and she said, "there is no room for cowards in this house." >> pelley: a hospital pays ransom to hackers to get its computers back. and from football to footlights. >> i got good feet. >> pelley: a former nfl st

more reported cases of the zika virus right here in south florida and our health specialist kristi krueger is keeping a close eye today. she's live in the newsroom. kristi. >> i have two big developments to let you know about. let's start here in florida. that's where the department of health has given us some brand new numbers. this week we have six new travel four of those in total in miami-dade county. there are no cases in broward. the others are hillsborough, lee and santa rosa counties. these cases you need to know, they all involve people who contracted the illness in other countrieses and none of them involve pregnant women. now, the other important development to let you know about in the last couple of hours, the health department in dallas county texas is confirming that they have a case of zika that was sexually transmitted. of course thth is very rare, but it does involve a person infected in another country and then transmitting that virus through sexual relations rit here in the united states. of course we are keeping a very close eye on this. i'm sure we'll have much more f

buying this house i probably would have looked for another one brady's not the only one jennifer krueger was in a rush to get into this home on cedar street in virginia agent seemed happy to speed up the sale. we put the offer and i like ok we accept that when the papers came back as an estate sale. jennifer did some research i type in address and there is a news report that there was a slight situation and then i guess a standoff that lasted pretty much all day and then eventually it was a murder suicide while jennifer hasn't had any paranormal experiences she believes it would have been nice to know about the son who killed his mother and then himself inside the home where her children now sleep as is devastating and it's hard to even think that can happen in iran connery co ceo and founder of died in house dot com says buyers like jennifer and brittany are his target audience legislation known as information transparency know and really sell and we want works for twelve bucks you put in the address of the home into the website and algorithm connery says is a trade secret will give you

medical spialist kristi krueger is on top of this story to bring you the latest. >> kristi: the cases were revealed today, laurie, during a news conference with governor rick scott and the state's surgeon general. all across florida and it and local health officials are taking steps to protect the public from the seek. there are now 12 cases of the mosquito-borne virususn florida so far all travel related. five cases in miami-dade and for the very first time there is this reported case in brord, forcing the governor to extend the health emergency to broward county as well. and today governor scott asked the centers for disease control and prevention to help florida zika antibody test kits. and the cdc will conduct a conference call within the next two weeks to help train florida hospital workers and ob/gyns about the zika virus a a how it is spread. >> we will continue e be in constant communication with localospitals with county helds costs of the cdc to ensure we're repadre to prevent spread of the zika virus in florida. >> kristi: late this afternoon florida senator bill nelso wrot

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even alan krueger who is the guy that everybody points to on the left when they talk about minimum wageses making sense, he in the "new york times" says we can't do this. kennedy: doubling the minimum wage, obviously you worry about small businesses. you also worry about small businesses with bernie care because obamacare is expensive, if bernie gets his medicare-inspired single-pair universal health care insurance, what does that cost? >> so conservative estimate here is 14 trillion dollars over ten years. kennedy: woo! >> by the way, obamacare over ten years was 990 billion. just by comparison. bernie care is more than obamacare over ten years. bernie sanders made two promises, cut health care costs by 40 or 50% and two give coverage to everybody, no deductibles, no copays, no co insurance, those two things don't go together. kennedy: it is impossible to implement and uphold and speaks to his kind heart and deep delusion. look at that pen, coming up, real hoverboards are going on sale in april. are these things actually real? >>> and nuns in california are growing medical marijuana. h

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>>onstance: no wonder you look so good, kristi krueger. >> kristi: he looked good. wow, look at the keys, constance. >> constance: 80 degrees. >> kristi: how nice it would be >> kristi: >>> hi, my friends, the time is 12:56, an it is 79 degrees in ft. lauderdale. 78 in miami and 81 in key west. if you like the warm weather, enjoy today, because this will be the last of it foruite some time. south to southeast breeze the culprit. clouds will continue to build as we wait for a cold front to move in by tonight. increasing the rain chances. cooler weather by tomorrow. ladyladies. >> kristi: we are ready for it. that does for now. we thank you for watching "the chew" is next. >> constance: we will see you back at 4:00. the latest breaking news by checking out our web site at local10.com.

>> kristi: i'm kristi krueger. pushreal-time closedaptioningprovided by u.s.captioning push >> kristi: off the top this noon, presiden obama unveiling his plan to shut down the u.s. prison for terrorists at guantanamo bay, cuba. saw it here live on local 10. local 10 news reporter michael putney is live in our newsroom now with the details on that plan. >> reporter: kristi, the president has been trying to close to prison for the suspected terrorists for the past seven years and this morng he gave it another try. the prison has held hundreds of suspected terrorists over the year, many of whom have been convicted whihi military tribunals, some have been but it is a painfully slow and expensive process that@ has yielded uneven results. the president says the prison undermines american values, hurts our standings with aies and has been a flash point for jihaddists. also very expensive. it costs $445 million to run that facility in 2015. currently there are only 91 suspectedyjihaddists being held at gitmo. 46 are war-t

. >> anchor: and in this morning's health class, kristi krueger shows us some sou florida doctor whose are making a difference with share generosity. . >> l live, the one and only local 10 news. >> anchor: we want to thank you for waking up with us. we want to get right over to jennifer correia, to show you how it is shaping up. a lot of cloud cover, will that burn off? >> it should start to burn off. now that the sun is already rising so the clouds should start to break apart as we continue through the morning hours. and good morning, to you, south florida. yes, it is cloudy. but it isn't rning so that's

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todays health cast local10's dical specialist kristi krueger explains how oral health can even affect kids emotionally. >>> corn sic an accomplished equestrian but she wasn't horsing around when she told her mom she was embarrassed by the appearance of her teeth. >> they were like yellow, like whenever i looked in the mirror they were like gross. >> i think it's all those sodas and all that stuff, the drink, whichs really stains. >> kristi: along with what kids eat or drink fort lauderdale dentist said there are other >> sometimes it can be based on genetic where they have yellow teeth or sometimes it can be a developmental issue, maybe it could be related tie medication that they had in their younger age or even that t tir motr had when they were in the womb consistently these factors lead to brown or black spots and yellowing andd doctors say there are clear signs it could be affecting y yr child as emotional well-being. >> your children smiling when everybody is getting together and taking a ptograph. snapchat or social media two they smile or purse their lips to smile? this is a b

freddy krueger, medusa and stuff like that. tony montana from "scarface." two 45s and shoulder holsters. i got vini vidi vici. i came, i saw, i conquered in latin. i want to go get the rest of my chest covered. have the whole shirt. whenever i get out i will work on the rest of it. >> after six weeks of shooting at holman correctional facility, our crew went to check up on terrance mosley, an inmate who has repeatedly exposed himself to officers. we weren't prepared for what happened next. >> i done told you all to stay the [ bleep ] away from my cell. >> you wanted to say something -- >> i said i wanted [ bleep ], [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> all right, let's go. >> come on, let's go. >> the reason he did this is because on a particular day, sergeant banks and myself, we were walking pier call, and he was masturbating, and i had to use force with my baton, i hit his arm and broke his arm. he told me then he was going to get me. on this particular day we were feeding inmate terrance mosley, and he throwed a tray in my face. so i guess today he got me. >> what sta

let's get to our kristi krueger in the newsroom to light those guidelines. >> kristi: two travel-related zika virus cases have been reported in nebraska, the first cases in that state, as cases nationwide surpass 50, spanning 14 states and the nation's mosquito-borne illness a big concern mostly for pregnant women showing worries aftfr showing it can be spread both sexually and through blood transfusions. today from the streets of brazi to the state of florida, zika virus anxiety. >> if you're pregnant and year in continental u.s. don't travel to a place that has zika spreading. what we're seeing now is a very serious fetal malformation that's facultying apparently hundreds of thousands of infants in brazil. >> kristi: florida has declared a public health emergency in five counties reporting at least 12 cases, all travel related. >> the mosquito that causes zika virus is common in florida. >> kristi: the territory of puerto rico declaring a public health marge, too, calling for a massive cleaning campaign. and thohoh the virus is largely spread through mosquitoes, news the virus last bee