i'm reporting live in northwest miami-dade tonight. nbc 6 news. >>> new details tonight in the case of a broward deputy charged in the 2013 manslaughter death of a man carrying an air rifle. a grand ror who indicted his client may have been biassed toward the broward sheriff's office because his daughter was arrested. the juror, but the judge sided with prosecutors. paraza pleaded not guilty in the shooting death of jermaine mcbean who was carrying an unloaded air rifle when he was shot. >>> they fod the drugs inside a empty container on a ship abriving here from ecuador. the cocaine is worth $2 million on the treatstreet. >>> we have new details on a lawsuit fid by an nfl player who severely injured his hand in a fireworks accident here in south florida. jason pierre-paul is suing espn and schechter. heheweeted out a picture of the that the player had his right index finger amputated. schechter. >>> a stunning admission from seaworld tonight. the company ceo admits that its employees pose as animal activities. the animal rights group

we're live northwest miami-dade. sheldon fox. 7 news. >> craig: and from the heartbreak of one shooting to another. >> belkeys: tonight a memorial for a verer young victim of violence. our covevage continue with walter more nis in northwest lter. >> reporter: that's right. dozen rallying behind the 6-yeyr-old killed this weekend. the family. take a look the at this. we're on north west 103 street. you can see the large parade taking off from a gas station near where that child wa killed. now walking through the neighborhood. calling for change, a few minutes ago we saw religious leaders saying a pray. there was gospel music and again, that kid family calling we want show thu young victim there. ral lib behind again. that was 6-year-old king carter hit by a sprai stray bullet this weekend. police say he was on his way to buy candy when he was hit. that gunfire erupting at an apartment complex on northwest 103 lane and 12th avenue. king trowshed jackson memorial where he was pronounced dead. we have other video we bant

he wouldn't want nothing to happen to them. >> it's crazy. >> reporter: this was the scene in northwest miami-dade saturday, the day 6-year-old king carter's life was cut short. the first grader shot and kild in broad daylight outside his home in the area of northwest 103 lane and 12th avenue. the little boy's death galvanizing a commuity. calling for an end to the violence and for the suspects to turn themselves in, the message that sanantonio carter believes one of the suspects heheard. >> it got into your hearts. you heard the cries and the pleas. i respect them for turning themselves in. >> reporter: at least one of the suspects made a surprising call to his alleged victim's father. >> he said how sorry he was. he in the car with his momma on the way to turn himself in at the jailhouse. >> reporter: the teens have a from armed carjacking to aggravated assault. meanwhile carter said during his surprise call with one of the alleged killers the suspect was crying saying it never should have happened, but carter had this to say. >> don't cry now. take it like a man. >> reporter: back out ve.

reporting ff northwest miami-dade. ann key. 7 news. >> belkeysys a live look now outside our 7 news stiewd yoach the s orm clouds seem to be moving in. the next couple of hours would be rough out there. >> craig: speak of storms. torn and twisted site fr florida es a panhandle louisiana whether tornadoes strieng there snie. >> belkeys: the the tail end of that system is now heading here. chief meteorologist phil ferro is here to tell us more about it. phil. been monitoring this front all afternoon lodge right now it is sitting across southwest florida so the count down is on as to when it will arrive. right now most of the model are suggesting between six and 8:00 p.m. this evening. is there a chance for some strong thundererorms? we can't completely rule it out. it looksks like for the time being, the ingredients are falling part for strong activity but again, we can't completely rule the possibility ave wayward tornado and once the front moves through. it will be chilly by the end of of the week and into the weekend.

this small memoal is for him. 17-year-old david gunned down in northwest miami-dade. detectives are looking for the gunman who they say approached the teenager while he was walking along northwest 71st not far from his family's apartment where we found his cousin today. >> he was talkino to the store >> reporter: she is just one year younger than the cousin she just lost. she's heartbroken. >> they took a loving person from our family. >> reporter: they want the ller caught. miami-dade police had a heavy presence in the neighborhood last night. detectives were not only working the shooting of this teenager, away. police say the gunfire was minutes apart. here on northwest 19th avenue a 16-year-old was shot in the leg, then rushed to jackson memorial hospital. his father says he will be kay. >> right now he's scared. he's shaken up. >> reporter: a 21-year-old was on his front porch with gordon when they were approached by a gunman. he helped his friend. thankfufuy this time the bullets missed him. >> scary. >> reporter: the g g violence in northwest miami-dade has peop

. >> joan, thank you, and our live team coverage continues in northwest miami-dade. peter dench spent the day in the area, and peter, what did you find in. >> reporter: elliot to give you a strength of the tornado, this is what it did after touching down, snapping off the telephone pole right here at the base, and take a look at this. it toppled over into the yard here leading to a potentially dangerous situation after the pole got tangled up with the wires on the ground and hundreds of trees damaged or destroyed around northeast and northwest miami-dade and one building was even evacuated. >> walk to the 4th floor. >> reporter: cell phone video shows how a tornado tore open the roof here, so bad that all residents were evacuated. >> i looked out my window and saw the tornado coming across the lake. and within minutes, everything turned dark. it was absolutely terrifying. >> reporter: the tornado spawned a striking sight this early morning in the dark skies above miami-dade. bands of rain swirled in the wind. >> the winds were strong, and came on very fast and ended

glass and saw more smoke and closed it be hyped me. >> >> reporter: alive or deamg situation in northwest miami-dade as the fire ignites early wednesday morning ch the man inside this home near northwest 83 terrace and 18th 18th avenue fast asleep. >> he is an angel accept from god had. >> >> reporter: his angel from gotd sunshine. the dog that saved his life. erratically and woke me up. after hearing the barking he had to find a way to get out of the house. >> he had to knock out a window and jump out the window. but t shine was still inside. miami-dade fire rescue getting to scene and saving this brave little dog. our rescuer did a great job of of saving her she. came out unharmed. and when you look at the damage left bhyped you can just about imagine how hot the flames were ouch tame look at this ac unit left melt frtd heat. other damage also seen throughout the house. firefighters tell 7 news this man and sunshine are lucky to have made it out unharmed especially since moment did not have a working smokeke detector. >> the smoke detector do save lives. make sure the batteries are operating

andrew perez is in northwest miami-dade with this top story. >>reporter: it's the last straw of sorts for people in this community marchinin together as one. >> king carter! >>reporter: the deathh causing unimaginable pain. >> i iust gave my grandson a kiss. i miss him. >>reporter: through tears and withthassion king's family begged for justice for someone to step forward. the six-year-d first grader was simply playing outside his apartment saturday off northwest 10rd lane and northwest miami-dade. his family, area residents fr we have a crisis on our hands after dealing with shooting after shooting. many involving shooting just in the way. >> it was once a month, twice a month. now it's get to be twice a week. who is next? who are they going to do it to next? >> there's something broken in miami. >>reporter: miami superintendent alberto carvalho, along with grf counselors, king's own friends describing him as charismatic and curious. >> we used to play games together all the time. >>reporter: his relatives prepared to bury this child. the ante

outside northwest miami-dade. elitsa? >> reporter: jefftomorrow morning here at this elementary school, little king carter's elementary school, there are going to be crisis counselors for the students and for the teachers. this afternoon's rally making it hereto the elementary school while scol leaders react to this senseless act of violence. >> this is not a single person's problem. this is not a single zip code's problem. this is chipping away at the at a timement>> reporter: the supentendant alberto carvalho taking a stand against gun violence once again. after another student in his district is gunned down and killed. this time an innocent first grader, king carter. >> over the past 12 months alone, over 100 children have been shot over the past 12 months alone. 21 kids were killed. only a fraction of those have been solved.. >> reporter: the little boy was shot and killed saturday in broad daylight while playing outside in hihinorthwest miami-dade neighborhood. just blocks away from his elementary school. the

we are live in northwest miami-dade. northwest miami-dade is something that people would call a growing issue, a community issue. and tonight that's the thinking behind bringing a big ne to this church. it's about talking to people and starting to make changes at the grass roots. think about kidg about the kids and the youth is they don't know what they can be yet. >> reporter: the pastor says bringing rapper fat joe here this afternoon is all about ging the families who are at hope. this small informal gathering is about pushing back against a problem law enforcement is working to keep up with. the number of young people affected by gun violence is becoming difficult for people who live in northwest miami-dade to deal with. >> we don't even know. we're so busy being parents working, paying the bills, we don't know what our kids is into. not only the kids who choose to be into crime, but then you've got the innocent bystanders. >> reporter: king carter was an innocent bystander. the child was shot dead while playing outs

their loved one, king carter, pwrurt/ he after being gunned down in a northwest miami-dade neighbor northwest miami-dade neighborhood. > the tpeurgs/ grarar wouldn't make it. he died at j m h$. >>. >> miami-dade school superintendent al birtho car superintendent al birtho carveilo going to pray with the family. >> over 60 children shot over the past 12 months. over 20 killed over the past 12 months. the last one, a 6 -year-old boy with a big personality that was loved, by principals, teachers, colleagues. >>reporter: the little boy loved by so many, leaving behind a family that said his boy's father launching a campaign. >>. >> the family is also calling on the community to showp at the scene of the crime at 2:00 tomorrow. they want everybody to come together to try to figure out who!woe did this. they are asking for to you show up att 2:00. for now, we are live at jackson memorial hospital. "7 news"night team >> >>. >> a look at tonight's winners, victory in nevada after a race many thought would be too close to call. >> just over and hour ago donald trump making his victory speech. he won t

unfortunately it's becoming all too familiar in northwest miami-dade. yet another teenager shot and killed. >> just a few blocks away, two more people were shot. nbc 6 reporter julia bagg is live at the miami-dade police department in doral. do police think these are connected? reporter: sheli, that's something police are trying to figure out. also, moms and dadsds are fed up and they're planning to rally on the s se where the 17-year-old in fact, in my hands i've got a post, a facebook post from the mom who is organizing this rally. here is what shhsays. she says it's time to take back our streets. every time you kill someone, we're going to rally the area until they catch you. meanwhile police at miami-dade headquarters trying to figure out whether the case of the 17-year-old shot to death is related to another shooting that left another teenager in the hospital. he's still there this morning. we're talking about two shootings that happpped only minutes and blocks apart. we'll show you on the map. if you t te a look at that, you can see how close they

reporting live this morning in northwest miami-dade, i'm alex de armas, today in florida. >>> a 16-year-old recovering after surviving a late night shooting in southwest miami-dade. he was hanging out with his friends at southwest 114th avenue and 216th street when three guys on bikes rode p up and open fire. he was shot in the elbow and ran to a nearby apartment complex. he was transferred to homestead hospital. ose f. you know anything, call miami-dade crime stoppers. that number 305-471-tips. >>> police have arrested a man in an attempted abduction at dadeland mall. the suspect michael guzman was found later after fleeing the scene and taken into custody and complaining of chest pains and taken to the local hospital for treatment. charges are pending for guzman. >>> police arresting a hit-and-run driver accused of leaving a teenager in the street. he s rended to police after his father ordered him to do so. he was driving with suspended license when he hit 15-year-old the force of the impact threw him out of his shoes. >> he had to have a te in his lung because his lung collapse. he's do

miami-dade. they're still pretty much well to the west, northwest of us. the leading edge of this front just northwest and right now moving to parts of the carolinas and that's where they are dealing with a tornado watch box until 7:00 p.m. so lots going on in the destabilize the atmosphere is the heat and humidity and this front moving in will help trigger afternoon storms. the severe weather threat for us is mararnal. with that said we are not taking any chances with the past week that we had over parts of south florida and last month we had to the possibility for us would be dadaging winds. can't rule out a chance of an isolated tornado and hail becauseef the updraft in the severe thunderstorms that could develop. there is a lot of pocket of cool air in place and that cool air will allow for the possibility of hail. lots we need to look for today as we go into the afternoon. currently you can see in-house model one of many show the storms starting to move into northern broward just before 7:00 and moving into miami-dade around 8:00, 9:00. by midnight to

we're live in northwest miami-dade with more onthat. walter? >> reporter: jeff, robbin, that's right. in fact there's a growing memorial here. you can see people honoring that 6-year-old shot and killed here at this apartment complex yesterday. today hundreds rallllng alongside his family making a call for anyone that knows anything to bring the killer to justice. >> 3, 2, 1! >> we live you, king! >> the community coming together in the wake of the >> and i stand here >> and we know that we can take this back. enough is enough. enough is enough. >> they said prayers, making an emotional call on others to come forward that they can help track down the gunman. >> this has to stop! if you see something, somebody saw something! please tell us that you saw something! you want to be a part of solving this problem because today is someone else's child. tomorrow it may be yours or mine. this has to stop! >> if you know anything that can help track down the shooter, call crime stoppers 305-471-tips. the ward now at 25,000 dollars and you can remain anon

the type of car they're searching for after a teenager was struck in the street this morning in northwest miami-dade. miami-dade police have released surveillance video of the car actually striking that teenager. the video o shows a figure running across the street when he's struck by a silver mercedes sending him flying into the air. 15-year-d javier valdez was on his way to school with his younger brother when he was hit. witnesses say the driver had the green light but left that scene before police arrived. >> if they would have remained on the scene theywould not have been at fault for the crash.they had the green light and the right of way but unfortunately once they leave the scene it becomes more difficult for them as far as the punishment that could be handed to them. >> reporter: police say valdez sat for head injuries in the crash. memorial hospital in critical but stabab condition. >> calvin: the uber driver accused of going h a killing spree in kalmazoo, michigan, made his first court appearance earlier today. jason dalton was arraigned on several charges including 6 counts of murde

one day after a teenager was shot in northwest miami-dade. go evening every wufnl the teen shot in the leg just blocks way from a second shooting where a teenager was killed 50. 's sheldon fox is live in northwest miami-dade with the very latest. sheldon. >> >> reporter: wecialg the rally just wrapped up. qhey were rallying for an antiviolence stand they are taking in this community and there is some progress made. we're told by members of lawt enforcement community. let's take it to video right now and show you some of the good news of the first of all you'll be look at the rick tim right now. this is da gone gordwn who is 16 yeerld and put in jackson memorialal hospital yesterday when he was shot in the next. he is recovering thankfully. he was shot on 75th street and 19th avenue. we lerpd that an antoine gil better. a 20-year-old a threassmentsd an arrest warrant that 7 news confirmed it is antoine imil better. a 20 year old. this happening a day before two shootings. >> he ended up falling down in the courtroom where we're standing. that'

we're told this is 1756 northwest 2nd court in northwest miami-dade. we have chopper 6 over the scene. we have michael spears heading there. we'll have a live report as on as he gets there. again, police presence in northwest miami-dade. on the nbc 6 news a weather app. of course, when michael gets there, we'll have a live report from him. right now your time is 6:25. this is a nice way to wake up on a tuesday morning. according to some people, a new report anyway, a lot of us living in the sunshine stae are living well this morning. >> the american well-being report is out. the south florida community takes the top spot. >> julia, where and who? is it us? >> it's not us, our back yard, but pretty close and certainly something we can all be proud of in the sunshine state where multiple towns rank highly on the well-being ndex. the index looks at the comparative well-being of close to 200 communities across the nation. something to be proud of, have a look, naples, the top spot. th's number one on the pole. then salinas, california, then north port sara

i'm at north miami avenue and northwest 192 street, and they are very busy through the area. let's take a look. this is not a typical south florida winter, no blue skies and puffy white clouds but tornado season, widespread from northern miami-dade county through broward county.

but he seemed to leave the area year ago eventually making his way too kansas in northwest miami-dade. rosh lowe. 7 news. >>> >>> >>> >> >> lynn: all right. rup republican front runner donald trump getting a show of support from a rival. chris es chris tee encourse the rival. and one day after the debate the candidates have still throwing political punches. and more on this escalating war alex. >> reporter: well, the endorsement coming as the republican candidates step up their attacks. today donmld trump and marco rubio took jabs to a whole new level accusing one another of being nervous, and even sweating at las night's debate. >> i am proud to be here to endorse donald trump as president of the united states. >> and today he through his support behind donald trump. >> there is no one who is better to provide america with the strong relition shape is needs at home and around the world th donald trump snoop on the road they represent coog up donana trump using water to say marco rubio was sweating during last night's republican during the debate. it's rubio. >> r. >> reporter: but ma

. >> now to a developing story out of northwest miami dade where the outcry grows louder by the hour after a child was shot dead while playing outside. tonight miami dade's police director has a warning to the killers. >> we have live team coverage. amy has reaction from the child's grieving family. >> we begin with derek shore. he's live at the scene with more on what happened. >> dek: well tonight the community and community leaders really talking about their disgust and outrage over learning of this little boy's death. as you can see, miami dade police are still on the scene here investigating. so many hours after the gunshots rang out. tonight, police are searching for three men who were seen taking off from this area. >> it's heartbreaking. i can't even imagine. >> reporter: heartbreakingngut reality. a six-year-old boy gunned down in front of his own home here off of northwest 12th avenue and 3rd street. that little boy, a second grader named king carter.>> clearly he's not the target. he happened to be an innocent bystander outside playing doing what kid do. >> juan perez resp

a packet from spanish lake elementary no northwest miami-dade for a second grader. carry has a problem with what her 7-year-old might learn in this reading comprehensive exercise. >> it is in my opinion 100% in a pro prey et. six questions about a man the money she makes and then robs here hoovment a story she fears could contribute to something likee this. >> and i see the boy say give me the money. >> just last week ankle 8-year-old taken in by police in palm beach county after they say store. >> the mother came up to the store last thursrsy with her concerns and waited three hours to speak to the a si assistant prince navment principal t td her the read ago signment would be removed from the packet but whether her son came home, this was still signed. >> which was that much more disappointing. >> she wants the miami-dade county public school stem to closely monitor the lessons that are molding little m mds. >> we live in an ugly world and there's no reason for this type of material to make to a child's hand. >> reporter: the miami-dade county public school system

. >> now to a developing story out of northwest miami dadad where the outcry grows louder by the hour after a child was shot dead while playing outside. tonight miami dade's police director has a warning to the killers. >> we have live team coverage. amy has reaction from the child's grieving family. >> we begin witherek shore. he's live at the scene with more on what happened. derek? >> derek: well tonight t community and community leaders really talking about their learning of this little boy's death. as you can see, miami dade police are still on the scene here investigating. so many hours after the gunshots rang out. tonight, police are searching for three men who were seen taking off from this area. >> it's heartbreaking. i can't even imagine. >> reporter: heartbreaking but reality. a six-year-old boy gunned down in front of his own home here off of northwest 12th avenue and 103rd street.that little boy, a second grader named king carter. >> clearly hs not the target. he happened be an innocent bystander outside playing doing what kid do. >> juan perez responding to the scene him

michael spears live in northwest miami-dade. family and friends really fed up with gun violence, michael. >> reporter: that's right. suspected shooters, i can tell you after speaking with a lot of parents in this neighborhood, many are scared to let their kids played outside after that first grader, king kaert, was murdered in broad daylight over the weekend. hundreds gathered last night, you can hear them chanting right there king carter's name, rallying for change. family, friends, even complete strangers united by this tragic death. a rallying call for a stop to this violence that's truly gripped this community and made these people fed up. detectives working to find the killers. officers hit the streets kansasing the area for answers. the shooters have not been identified. police say help from neehbors like many of these investigations will be key to cracking this case. >> there's no boundaries when you're talking about a 6-year-old losing their life. see on television, we can't solve these types of crimes without the assist

marching their frustrations to a police station in northwest miami-dade. an alarming number of young year. >> just last night two teens shot just block apart from each other. laura rodriguez joins us live in northwest miami-dade tonight with the latest on this. >> reporter: a former retired football player randall hill and several coaches and players were moments ago talking about this violence. they say they are tired of leaders being reactive instead of proactive. one solution to avoid this violence is sports. they encourage parents to enroll their kids in sports programs to eliminate idle time. ititis important to be part of a positive team and described the lives. >> most of the time the idle time, if it is spent with a coach who has been trained, that timm is taken up. therefore it is less time for you to get in trouble. >> reporter: he also told me he conference here at the police station because he believes it is very important to establish a positive relationship between law enforcement and the commnity. nbc 6 news. ft. lauderdale. chopper 6 over t

>>> now at 5:30 arks community angry and frustrated after another teen is shot and killed in northwest miami-dada. >> after nearly a week searching for suspects, two teens come forward in the shooting death of a 6-year-old little boy. >> hear from the pilot forced to make a crash landing in a hollywood neighborhood. >>> rise and shine. your sometime is 5:31. i'm eric harryman. >> i'm sheli muniz. it is almostfriday. hope everyone has had a fantastic week. it was a little cold overnight. day according to meteorologist ryan phillips. >> we're back to that open-the-window w wather here, guys. i'll show you temperatures in a moment. the rain shower activity has moved out of the area. roadways are drive. all the showers on live first alert doppler adjacent to the bahamas. letet take some time to get the clouds out of the area over towards bim may, working on eroding the cloud cover in the two county area. satellite and radar combined, watching the clouds on the back end of the line continuing to thin out. this is actually taking place relatively fast. as@soon as this happens, right to sunny skies

sanela sabovic live in northwest miami-dade with more. good morning, sanela. >> reporter: todd and neki, good morning. another child killed by senseless gun violence. the victim only 2 years old. sparking the miami-dade police commissioner to come forward and denounce this scooting. 6-year-old king carter you see right there was playing outside of his home northwest 1h avenue and 103rd street when he was shot nd killed in a drive police director want perez is fed up. >> i am angry. the community behihd me is angry. hopefully angry enough to lead to the arrest of the individuals. >> reporter: the director telling us that witnesses reported seeing a black sedan with three men taking off from the apartment complex. moments after king was killed, superintendent of miami-dade cocoty schools alberto carvalho showed up at jackson memorial hospital where the child was pronounced dead. reiterating that something must be done about gun violence.. >> 60 children shot over the past 12 months. over 20 killed. >> reporter: now, again, witnesses reported

it happened along northwest 79th in miami-dade. he turned himself in on tuesday. accused of abandoning his sonful bruce soon will be getting out of jail after being arrested at miami international airport. properties -- prosecutors thought he bought an oneway ticket but they learned it was round trip. his son hasnot been seen in nearly two months after they got into an argument. call police if you know where he is. >>> a huge funnel cloud ripping through parts of florida. >> ashley: oths leaving a trail of destruction. at least 7 people killed including a child in virginia. the twisters are just part of th problem. an icy blast causing major problems in the midwest. >> diana: robbin simmons has the details now.w. >> you see that? >> reporter: from deadly winter blast, mother nature deployin nearly all her tools in the arsenal. three dead in louisiana and mississippi and then hit florida's panhandle. >> 70 plus homes damaged, 24 plus apartments at the apartment complex. but we will see as we go throu it. >> reporter: governor rick scott declared states of emergency

reporting live in northwest, miami dade, walter morris >> crara: the police combing for clues, the police dot a break in a child tragedy. >> two teens r under arrest and here at the tgk correctional institution in west miami dade. and police are looking for a third person. >> i i convicted 18-year-old adams and 17-year-old, presley may never see the outside of a jail cell again.n. both are charged in the murder in the death of 6 jl king carter. the boy's father got a call from one of the teens. >> i get a call, they cried. cried. said i am so sorry. blaze. i am so sorry. i am going to called my momma right now, i am going to turn myself in. >> reporter: miami dade police say that it was an argument on facebook that led the teens to go to the apartment complex on saturday and shoot at a person th only identify as juju, juju fireded back in the gun fire, the first grader who was walking to get candy was shot in the chest and died. adams was hit in the neck. >> to use their terminology, they are punking each other out on the facebook, and saying comments toach other and you know, and startin

carter was shot and killed outside of his apartment complex in northwest miami-dade in the middle of the afternoon saturday. his dad tells us he gave his son $3 to go get treats at the corner store nearby and onon his way he was killed. he was also found by his dad lying on the ground where that vigil continues to grow in his honor. since this has happened, honestly, i have been covering this story and it has outrage from the community. i can tell you several rallies have been held with community leaders speaking in that anger for someone to please speak up and say something. now we know search warrants have been executed and again, several people being questioned right now by miami-dade police about what has happened so maybe that cryor someone to speak up has been heard. back out live hehee. you can be sure i will be following the details in the developments out here of the police station. i am told right now several community leaders and several lead detectives on this case are insidand they are having a in there and speak with them i will immediately update us with any informatio

back to you. >>> it has happened again, another teen shot and killed in northwest miami-dade. this morning the community is saying it will not stand for anymore gun violence. a second shootg took place within blocks from that first one, a 21-year-old was shot in the leg. nbc reporter stephanie bertini has more. >> reporter: detecves say the male victim was 17 years old. he was rushed to jackson memorial hospital this evening but didn't make it. police say the teenage victim was walking in the area when he was approached by a gunman on foot. >> that makes you weary, standing on guard for your children. you can't let them go outside. close by and says the crime makes him question safety. also tonight just blocks away on 17th avenu another shooting. detectives are working the find out if this is connected to that. in this case two victims, one in the leg and the other unlarmd, approached by a male gunman also on foot. police say the gunman took off with a ready to toy camry. meantime wleem in miami-dade are outraged over the violence, especially in the north end, people like this

it happened at northwest 9th northwest miami-dade. he turned himself in on tuesday. >>> a group home going up in flames forcing everyoneout o. this afternoon, investigators may have a cause for that fire. 7's vanessa medina is at the scene in fort lauderdale with the details. vanessa? >> reporter: it's been an a really tough morning for about a dozen men who lived inside this home. theye men in transition. now they have to find another place to live. you can see the home has been deemed unsafe. an a firee moved through here very early this morning, as you it happened just after 7:30 this morning. fort lauderdale fire rescue was called out to this house fire. you can see from their video they encountered heavy smoke. once inside, heavy flames covered one room in the back of fast. now, this is a group home, so there were 12 men inside. fire fighters went in looking for people possibly trapped inside. inside one of the rooms. they went room to room fighting the firerom inside and outside. the fire destroyed the home. fifi feshls saying t

happened just minutes apart from each oefrmt let me show you where this happened yesterday eveningn northwest miami-dade. the first shooting happened just south of northwest 79th street on 19th avenue, around 5:19. that shooting left a 15-year-old boy wounded in the leg. the second hapt just blocks to the southeast onthat left a 17-year-old boy day. more heartbreak and frustration mounting as teens ansz child shootings keep happening. 305-471-tips. find out who is speaking out against the gun violence now and what they want to do about it. live at miami-dade police headquarters, julia bagg, nbc 6 news. >>> two teens are in custody this morning for the drive-by shooting that killed a 6-year-old boy, a crime that has struck a cord in the community. these are the mug sots of 18-year-old leonard adams and 17-year-old irwen pressley, the two charged with the death of first grade are king carter. they're facing second degree charges. the shooting was triggered by an argument on facebookith a person identified as juju. police say the teens went looking for juju saturday at the miami-dade. lived. police ha

i'mm live in northwest miami-dade, neki mohan, local10 news. >> calvin: we're all hurtingover this one. thank you very much. >>> miami-dade school superintendent alberto carvalho has spoken about the rest. their help in the case but said there is still more work to do to help bring others to justice. >> we take comfort in knowing that this murderase that devastated our entire community through the senseless killing of baby king is in the process of being resolved, but we should not take any comfort over the fact that since that murder there have been three shootings in miami-dade impacting young people. >> calvin: and once again, this is the car that hatzel was talking about at the top of broadcast here that police are searching for, an early 2000 model lexus black in color with bullet holes. if you have seen this vehicle, call miami-dade crimestoppers at 305-471-tips. that's once again 305-471-tips. >> laurie: turning to thebage story of the day the weather, pensacola residents are cleaning up after a tornado rippe through the city last night causing widespread damage. governor rick s

miami-dade police say the first grader was playing outside with friends saturday near northwest 103rd lane and northwest 12th avenue when two men got out of the car and opened fire. carter critically injured pronnced dead at the hospital. >> he love his daddy and i love my son( when i heard the shots i ran out of the house. i ran everywhere around here asking where is king? and me, i had to find my son in the corner with his eyes open, and me, i found my son, man. >> reporter: supporters surrounding the grieving family as they marched through e neighborhood. many carrying police fliers and holding signs. >> we cannot stop until justpice is done for king. >> reporter: and while the police still looking for the shooter. calling to help find the gunmen as this memorial for the life taken too soon. >> look around you. ready to stand together to stop the violence! >> we need you to tell us where to go and who did it and how they did it so we can go get them and protect you and your children and your families and your schools! >> we love you, king! >> reporter: if you know anything, call 30

night team's coverage begins with walter morris in northwest miami-dade with more on this child tragedy. -year-old king carter. y'all see me with him every day. >>>reporter: a grieving father, looking for answers after his son was shot and killed. >> think about your life at 6. playing in the neighbor h-td/. our family is hurts right now, it could easily be your family next. >>>reporter: miami-dade police say gunfire broke out before 3:00 p.m. at thihi apartment complex on northwest 104th street. police helicopter in the air moments of the black four-door see dan sped away with 3 men inside. king carter struck by a bullet. the first grader rushed to the hospital where he died. >> always in the neighborhood doing something right. >>>reporter: miami police homicide task force working into t night, photographing the scene and working for evidence. mayor adding $20000 from the county budget to the reward. leading to the ar-ft/ and conviction of woefr/ bass the perpetrator. we are going to catch him. >> meantime, king's father pleaded -- -- >> it's stupid. >> miami-dade police say this inves

-- in northwest miami. >> i had a great victory yesterday south carolina was amazing. >> and then you have 70% of the republican lector at that says we're not voting for him. >> we are the only campaign that has beaten donald trump and that can beat donald trump. >> it was all about donald trump on cbs's face the nation today after his big victory in south carolina a dwindling pool of gop presidential candidates heads out west donald trump looks for his third victory on tuesday and senator's marco rubio and ted cruz are battling for second place we have more from the campaign trail in nevada. >> reporter: donald trump is on delegates in his south carolina victory but trump is not underestimating his republican rival. >> i'm dealing with very, very talented people, smart people, good people and i think they'll be competing we still have camp tigs. >> reporter: it's shaping up to a three-man race heading into tuesday's caucuses in nevada. >> wow cbs4 holy smokes. >> reporter: rubio picked up the endorsement o

reporting live in northwest miami-dade. >> lynn: ann, thawmpleg the sentence upheld in the 2004 case of a classroom killing. that means a kille will not spend one day of his life outside of his jail bars. >> 7's rosh lowe live the the a the metro justice building in miami with. that rosh. >> reporter: so this ends a very painful chapter for the family of jaime got and end a chapter that ha lasted 12 year. it was february, 2004 when their son high meerks 14 at the time was murdered in the bath room at south wood middle school. >> it also ends the chapter for the the family of michael hernandez and what they were noarpg is that a judge would reconsider the life sentence that was handed down in 2008. th was made possible by a u.s. supreme court decision that says that juvenile that were sentenced to life, they were entitled to what is known as a resentencing hearing. in mmi-dade county several weeks ago. it ways three day hearing. michael hernandez attempted to convince a judge that he was was changed person a this happened his sentence should be reduced. but can i tell what you was cri

for that number head to our website, wsvn.com for now live in northwest miami-dade, elitsabizios, 7 news. >> elitsa, thank you. stay with 7 ws for continuing coverage of the child tragedy. we'll have the latest on air and online at wsvn.com >> two south florida boaters lucky to be alive after a very a video of one of the crews rescuing two people who who wentntoverboard. crews say the boaters are inexperienced in dealing with bad weather. they say when they arrived the woman could barely keep her head above water. >> jeff: also in the news tonight, police releasing the mugshot of a sinister suspect. this after innocent people become the targets of the shooting spree when a gunman opens fire at random. a man started driving around and shooting people.. we're now learning tonight the accused shooter was a driver with uber. >> we had multiple people messaging us telling us ght downtown there's a killer going around. >> a night downtown turning into a nightmare after police opened fire at random killing 6 people and seriously injuring 2 others. >> they weren't targeted for any reason other t

reporting live there northwest miami-dade. sanela sabovic. local 10 news. >> todd: and now to vote 2016. wig news copping out of south carolina show downs and nevada. donald trump takes the primary takes the caucuses out west and former govenor jeb bush is out of race for the white house. bush suspend his 2016 presidential campaign after a dispinting 4th place snowingsouth carolina's primary. let's take a look at the numbers ch here's how they stack up right now. trump winning south carolina with 32.5% of the vote. rubio took a slight edge over ted cruz with 22 percent of the vote and then jeb bush, john kasich and ben carson take a little more than seven% each. >> on the democratic side the clinton campaign dominated in nevada. she beat bernie sanders in the caucus. they are receiving 52.6% of the vote and getting the win she needed after losing in new hampshire. glenna milberg still on the groundnd in columbia south carolina and with a closer look a the results and glenn narks wow, this is certainly shaping up to be a interesting rairs. rac

we have that answer >>> local 10 news at we start with breaking news out of northwest miami-dade. a little boy shot and killed. the victim's family now heart broken as police search for the shooter. we have team coverage tonight at the hospital where the child's family is gather. >> first derrick is live at the scene with the latest tonight. >> reporter: the community absolutely devasted over this learning that 6-year-old was shot and killed in a drive-by shooting. i'll step out of the way. it's still a very active scene at this apartment complex off northwest 12th avenue.

miami. 57 in fort lauderdale. the air is dry winds are calm with cooling northwest broward and parkland in the upper 40s and 50s south miami-dade homestead and redlands in the upper 40s and low 50s. calm winds and temperatures will fall further for they start to warm up tomorrow for the highs made it into the 70s. we are going to be closer to that tomorrow and a good deal of sunshine. look at our tran19 of the last week we are in the 70s. friday and saturday and a long spell of 60s. typically we don't get into the 70s. 71. today, thus the trends now back up to the normal high of 78. cool, very early in the sun gets up. it's going to warm up quickly. on saturday, here comes the next cold front of this is different. ahead of it is plenty of sun nice and warm and on sunday. the breeze picks up. breezy conditions and temperatures not as warm and by monday they will pull on a few showers and by tuesday chance for thunderstorms saturday looks the best and sunday looks okay and monday looks like it's going to be on the rainy side. very cold. 21. in new york, 18 in cincinnati 17 chicago tomorrow. look for sunshine. high temp

again, a shooting in northwest miami-dade. a victim transported to jackson memorial hospital in unknown condition. >> jeff: in other news, a man collapsing inside of a agrocery store. the man becomes a family affair. the student one of the first people taking action during the rushed rcue. >> all before a fire fighter who responded realized the victim was his own father. emergency crews called into a grocery store in charlotte, north carolina, after an employee suddenly collapsed. >> i knew right then he probably had a heart attack. >> reporter: michael was stocking shelves when hihiheart stopped beating. co-workers rushed to his side and immediately started cpr as they waited for help to arrive. compressions until ems got ere. >> halfway here dispatch came back and said it was cardiac arrest. >> steve kenny was one of the first firerefighters to arrive on the scene. >> i tooklover with aspirations and the chief asked if i was all right. >> he didn''t realize the man under the face mask was his father. >> then it dawn on me, t

from northwest miami-dade. willard? >> reporter: this is the school here behind me where he attended. grief counsellors here today and a call for everyone who knows something about what happened to come forward. police say finding the killers of 6-year-old king carter is going to take the public's help. after king was hit by the gunfire at his apartment complex, the men returned to their four-door sedan and took off in a direction unknown. at his school today, his classmates told king won't be returning to school. the superintendent was speaking to students as they started their day and the school board's team of grief counsellors also on hand. >> the way we best address them is to give them that opportunity to vent whether verbally, hugs, family, all of these are very helpful tools. >> i want to express my deep disappointment in the carnagee that continues to unfold on the streets. >> i'm a new mother. i can't picture anybody doing that to my baby. you get what i'msaying? i've been thinking about it all weekend. >> rep

reporting live in northwest miami-dade, sharon lawson. nbc 6 news. >>> nbc 6 is at the scene of a. michael guzman. he was involved in that violent fight with his wife and then charged toward officers in his car and managed to dodge a detective's bullets. >> i would never expect something like this to happen, but it's a really nice area. you don't really see this much+ >> really dangerous and scary situation i imagine for everyone in the mall. >> police found guzman and charged him with kidnappingg and battery on a law enforcement officer. >>> today marks the 20th anniversary. four men died that day on a humanitary mission that ended in the hands of the cuban government. >>reporter: it is an emotional time of year when this day rolls around for the friends and the relatives of the four men who o here at fiu's main campus and over at the airport in opa-locka, ceremonies were held for those four men who were doing all they could to help their countrymen. for 20 years, friends and relatives have been marking this day. >> i saw the smoke. i saw the mixn our left, a shadow passing very f

julia bagg is live for us right now in northwest miami-dade. you were able to talk to the family of the victims here. these familii and for the entire community. >> reporter: it is. the community is aeady outraged. i spoke with the friend of the 16-year-old daquan gordon who was with him wh he got shot. that friend told me living in this neighborhood, it's like you have to get used to a shooting all@ the time because even that friend who escaped bullets yesterday, he didn't escape bullets just the other day. 21-year-old shows us where a bullet hit him on his arm on his way home from the store last sunday and how he dodged a bullet just yesterday. >> this dude came up with a black hoodie on and started shooting at us. i just ran. >> reporter: his friend fell wounded outside of sam's house. he pulled his friend inside. >> help him. do that for me. >> reporter: just blocks away, another teen was not so lucky. someone shot a 17-year-old to death outside of renaissance apartments in gar hill. brittany gills remembers her cousin as kind and helpful a

. >>> a terrifying scene, the northwest miami-dade today when a pair of criminals robbed drivers delivering appliances. that was just the start of their crime spree. live at miami-dade police headquarters. 27. detectives are looking for these men who ambushed delivery man. a family, terrorizing them at gunpoint before taking off in a loaded delivery truck. smith, it was quick, it was zika seven in the middle of the day delivery guys took new appliances to this house and northwest miami-dade in expected and terrifying happened. men ambush the delivery man and the family at gunpoint, ordering them to the ground. >> i believe they were following the delivery guys they came and i got the keys and took off. tonight they took the victim's money on cell phones and they shot at them. it ricocheted off the newly delivered a driver. a neighbor was with her kids but she saw that drivers paid a red bandanna covering one space and they ran down quickly still in the truck full of other deliveries. >> this robbery at noon. how do you account for that? you have 2 subjects in a truck with the logo on it, fi

miami 53. fort lauderdale 52 degrees. and this model suggesting that you, kendall, could slip down to 49 by tomorrow morning. high temperatures tomorrow getting into the lower 70s. it will be a northwest breeze all day long, so you will finitely want some winter weather wear as we're stepping saturday morning could be even more chilly with a low of 50 forecast for miami, a high of only 70, but lots of sunshine in this forecast. let's get a check on traffic now. here's jenise judges of weware still watching this car fire. the good news is that carire has baby put out but this is the palmetto heading north at northwest 163rd street. you can see here that one lane islowly getting by but we still have emergency crews out there, and the issue isn't so much when you get to 163rd street, t issue is before that because that's where we're seeing some heavy delays, and at some points traffic isn't moving at all palm you marit notice the purple. something tweet see often. that's because traffic is completely at a standstill as you're approaching that car fire zero miles per hour. as we zoom out you can get a better idea of where these delays are starting. it looks like at 103rd street and those

we're live in northwest miami-dade with the developing details. >> reporter: a very busy chaotic day turning into a busy chaotic night as investigators remain here at this import -- apartment complex. let's show you miami-dade investigators scanning for evidence talking to folks out here in this drive-by shooting this afternoon the middle of the afternoon we are told by a very reliable source that it was a shooting between drug dealers who have been fighting this shooting escalating thing and this little boy caught in the crossfire. angry the community behind me is angry. it is all hands on deck. >> the police director and detectives from all across the county's want this apartment complex on a 12 avenue saturday . a little boy shot and killed in a drive-by again. they come for evidence of their chopper circling and looking for three men possible and i black three door car two of them opening fire killing six-year-old king carter who was on his way to buy candy at the corner store. >> when you let your kid out to play you do not expect that someone will come shooting up your neighborh

family in mourning after this 6-year-old boy is gunned down in front of his home in northwest miami-dade. king carter s air-lifted to the hospital where he later died. police are now searching for whoever is responsible. >> i am angry. our officers are angry. the community of miami is angry. hopefully angry enough to provide infformation that will lead to the arrest of the individuals. neki: it happened at an apartment complex along northwest 12th avenue and 13rd street. the 3rd grader was playing outside when someone open fired. they ask for the community to put anput an end of the violence. >> 60 children shot over the over 30 killed. it must stop. >> neki: wititnesses saw black sedan with three men take our from the area moments after king was killed. >>> to breaking news out of kalamazoo, my build a shooter went on a random up shooting spree leaving several people dead. >> neki: after hours on the run, they may have caught a suspect.layron livingston in the newsroom with more on this one. >> reporter: neki and todd, we are learning more throughout the night and through this morning a