michael putney has more on the president's speech. >>> i want to focus on our future. >>reporter: the president focused on what america must do to remain a beacon of the world of liberty. >> the united states of america is the most powerful nation on earth period. period. [ applause ] >> it's not even close. >>reporter: mr. obama called eye sis or isil a serious threat. >> we have to call them what they are, fanatics who nd to be rooted out and destroyed. >>reporter: as expected the historic change with cuba and he challenged the congress to get behind it. >> so if you want to consolidate our leadership and credibility in the hemisphere, recognize that the cold war is over, lift the embargo. >>reporter: senator marco rubio appeared to be unmoved by the president's words, but his words were moving as he professed his faith in the goodness of america. >>hat's the america i know. that's the country we love. clear-eyed, big-hearted, undaunted by challenge, optimistic that unarmed truth and unconditional love wl have the final word. that's what makes me so hopeful about our

michael putney has the highlights. >>reporter: hillary clinton is disqualified from being commander-in-chief of the united states. >>reporter: the g.o.p. candidates almost had a contest to see who could be toughest on hillary clinton. >> she could be a natial security mess and that is wrong. here's the problem. if she gets elected, she's under investigation by the fbi right now.if she gets elected, her first 100 days, s s might be going back and forth between the white >>reporter: that might have been jeb bush's best moment. marco rubio had several. >> criminal don't buy their guns from a gun show, they don't buy their guns from a collector. isis and terrorists do not get their guns if a gun show. >>reporter: the candidates for the most part were civil with each other except for some sharp exchanges between donald trump and ted cruz. >> everybody in the world loves new york and loves new yorkers, and i have to tell you, that was a very insulting statement. >>reporter: the two quarreled over what constitutes new york va

in the newsroom, michael putney, local10 news. >> laurie: we know you're following it for us. >>> and next tuesday is also president obama's final state of the union address. one seat in the first lady's box will be left empty for, quote, the victims of gun violence who the big part of the president's address address to going to focus on gun violence. you can see the state of the union next tuesday at 9:00 p.m. on local10. former president mario diaz ballard is going to give the republican response in spanish. >> calvin: breaking stories. the mexican drug lord known as el chapo has been captured. >> laurie: plus, new video of the shootout in philly. the gunman who tried to assassinate the cop confessing he was inspired by isis. both stories on "world news tonight" at 6:30. >> betty: and this afternoon the 80 made a comeback. i'm chief meteorologist betty davis. i'll let you know if the warmer weather is going to stick around through the weekend. >> calvin: but first, the deadline to find dozens of pups a new home. the break. yeah, that's right. deal diva coming through. you see all my

a friend of mine said i'm going to the putney school in vermont. i said, wait, i could go and be independent. i could be exploring my own life. i applied for and got into the putney school without either of my parents knowing. emily: you applied to a boarding school without your parents knowing? reid: yes. it was part of the independent streak that i got early. emily: what kid were you in high school? reid: no, actually, i was a pretty strange individualist. [laughter] reid: for example, i usually would have one or two friends in most of the different cliques. i had a friend or two out of the jocks, a friend or two in the artists. a friend or two -- it was all very individual. i did have much younger -- i was part of a fantasy role-playing group. emily: what is that? reid: dungeons & dragons. right? and actually, the way i got into dungeons & dragons was my dad, when i was nine, hired a babysitter for me who introduced me to dungeons & dragons. and i was like, oh, creating new worlds, and thinking how stories come together. it's kind of like an int

local10 news reporter michael putney is live in the newsroom. what's causing the stocks to fall? >> constance, kristi, financial experts say it is a combination of factors. the falling price of oil, higher interest rates. a faltering chineseconomy. strong dollar, which hurts u.s. ex sports, and then there is the shaky economy over in the european union. so u.s. markets are extremely volatile. the dow was up more than 200 points yesterday, but, wow, down sharply this morning more than 2%. this is the opening bell on wall street. everybody always smiles, but those smiles quickly faded today. now let's take a look at the latest numbers. the dow jones industrial average is down 431 points below 16,000, a major d2op. the nasdaq down 155 points. and the s&p 500 index below 1900 dropped 50 points. it's at 1871. we are looking at what experts call a market corction, which happens when the markets are down by 20%. now, this news certainly does not help. wal-mart says it's going to close 269 stores in the u.s.s and some others in brazil. wal-mart has 11,000 stores worldwide, but it's getti

tur senior political reporter michael putney stat down with broward sheriff scott israel today. >> michael: sheriff israel tellsme that he and his department were surprised when that hoard bikers showed up in broward yesterday. he didn't like what he saw. he says, however, his deputy showed proper restraint. >> first thing is we didn't have any intelligence up here in broward county that we would be facing something like this. >> michael: the sheriff said bso thought the the rideout wase strictly a mild county event, but the hoard of bikers swarmed north into broward, blowing rough red lights, swerving in and out of traffic, speeding on the wrong side of the road, and intimidating drivers.bso deputies watched but did little to stop it. there were no traffic fatalities. there were no mass arrests. there were no use of force. and there were no riots. so the course action we chose ended up being what's best for the county. >> michael: this was the second consecutive year f@r the mlk day riout, billed on social media as guns down, wheels up and supposedly honoring very martin luther king. mart

michael putney will break down the debate tonight, his analysis. glenna millberg live in des moines, iowa previewing the debate and donald trump's event here a a 6:00. >>> medical marijuana back on the ballot. the amendment now has enough signatures to be included on the ballot again. it will require a 60% vote. if you remember last time medical marijuana was back on the ballot and it received 58% approval. >>> we are now seeing video of a botot bandit burglarizing a coral gables plastic surgery office. the break-in took pce at the coral gables medical office off of south dixie highway. surveillance cameras were rollingt miami plastic surgery capturing the thiefwearing a santa hat filled with botox, syringes and needles. you can call policif you recognize the man in >>> developing this mornin missing teen mist. this student disappears and now his father is in jail, accused of trying to leave the country. >>> sandusky showing the moments a car overturns and skids into an intersection on its side. >>> we want you all to be prepared because there will

our senior political reporter michael putney in the newsroom now with this developing story for us. >> michael: calvin this is the kind of news tha no candidate likes to hear right before an election, and the iowa caucuses are just three days away. bad timing. bad news for hillary clinton. in the last hour, the obama administration said 22 classified state department emails were found on hillary clinton's private home server. we do not know their exact security classification, only that they contained, quote, closely guarded government secrets. that contradict the story clinton has told for the past year and even as recently as monday night that a cnn democratic presidential forum. take a listen. >> i -- i had no intention of doing anything other than having a cocoenient way of not to be so convenient, so again, we've answered every question and we will continue to do so, but, you know, maybe being faster, trying to scramble around to find out what all of this means, i probably should have done that quicker. >> you're twilling say it was an error in judgment? >> no, i'm not willing th

michael putney will have the debate analysis and glenna millberg is covering donald trump's event. will once again be on the ballot here in south florida, the amendment exceeded the reqred number of signatures to be placed on the ballot in 2016. so now the amendment will require a 60% vote to pass. a member received 58% following just short of the passage. >> coming up this morning, t tt um doctor caught on camera breaks her silence. >> why she says she's being treated unfairly. >>> good morning, south florida. have a flood watch intt0wlq=[@u^!t& >-0 tt0wlq=[@u""tq lj\ tt0wlq=[@ug"t& q& tt0wlq=[@u$'4,@u^hh tt0wlq=[@ux't.@um d tt0wlq=[@ut&t2@u%k$ tt0wlq=[@uh't5@u*e$ tt0wlq=[@ud&t9@urxh tt0wlq=[@u8'4<@uj(x tt0wlq=[@ul't>@uwd< >>> mothers joining together yesterday calling for peace. the women backing a bill in tallahassee to stop the no snitching witnesses, names, addrdrses and statements from being released to the public. the mothers hope that will end the stigma and fear attached so so-called snitching. >> witnesses are afraid to come forward. they are afraid because they know they

the union address to a joint session of congress lunch and our senior political reporter michael putney as always, he'll be right here, and he's here now in the newsroom with a preview. >> michael: this o o promises to be quite different. normally the presidents use the occasion to present a long laundry list of issues they want congress too tackle. not what mr. obama is expected to do tonight. president obama's final state o the union speech won't be a laundry list of proposals, rather a look back at the president's achievements over the past seven years. so what will he say tonight? here's the white house preview. >> what i want to focus on in this state of the union address, not just the remarkable progress we've made, not just what i want but what we all need to do together in the years to come. >> micha: expect to hear mr. obama talkbout the economic recovery. >> seven years ago auto sales hit a 27-year low. last year they hit an all-time high. >> michael: then there's the affordable care act. >> we brought more than 17 million americans into our health care system. >> michael: he

. >>> just days left until the first caucus, michael putney has his analysis of last night's debate. >>> texas senator ted cruz. >>reporter: ted cruz quickly jumped in to fill the vacuum left by donald trump. >> i'm a main -- maniac and everyone on this ben, you're a tsh surgeon. now that we've gotten the donald trump part out of the way. >> we're not goioi to round up and deport 12 million people but we're no going to run around handing out citizenship cards either. >>reporter: he once cosponsored a immigration bill. >> he led the charge to finally fix this immigration problem that's existed with us, as marco says, for 30 years, and then he cut and run because it wasn't popular with conservatives i guess. >> your question was you had disagreed. >> i know you like to argue about the rules but we're going to conduct a debate kelly reined in chris christie. >> that's not true. >>reporter: marco rubio sounded a bit strained at times as in this answer on climate change. >> i don't believe we ve to destroy our economy in order to protect our environment. >> well, trump decided to skip las

that's the story in the video port, michael putney, local10 news. >> victor: and now to adorable video of a a toddler who didn't other her parents did. her mom and dad wanted t catch the carolina pantherness this nfc championship game so the two-year-old said her prayers on her own and this is all caught on her nursery home monitor. >> mommy and aunt abd then mama and atie. >> victor: so you can hear that little girl calling out the names of the people that she was praying for including her parents, grandmother and even santa claus suns her mom posted the video on facebook it has now en shared thousands and thousands of sometimes. >> janine: while we are talking about cute kids and babies we have tow tell you this is a new addition to the local10 family. meted adam parker. his dad dan palma said parqueer is an healthy eight pounds, three ounces. mom is a broward county schoolteacher. her kids already misss her, but she is going to be with baby parker for a little while before >> victor: we know, dan and any well, parker look like a champion. congratulations, guys. >>> now let's bring i

to turn a valuable piece of lan add port-mile into a ferry our senior political reporter michael putney. >> we do not do business with countries. we do business with carriers majors miami-dade mayor carlos gimenez up for election is walking a political tight rope. he's not in favor of doing business with the castro government but he supports a new ferry terminal with service to cuba. >> where the ferry services decide that they want to go in order to make money, et cetera, that's p to the ferry services looking as long as it's legal, and that legality is dictated by the national government, by the federal government and not by mild county. >> meteorologist: five companies have obtained licenses to operate ferries from and to cuba.they want to run them from miami to havana or perhaps the port of mariel as well as fort lauderdale, miami beach and key west. this underused land on southwest corner of portmiamihich david beckham once wanted for a soccer stum is the mayor's choice for the ferry terminal. a ferry terminal at this fit, but it would take some work, some preparation. the channel

. >> calvin: you can bet ouou political team will cover it 11:00 when michael putney will have debate analysis anglenal be live in des moines iowa covering donald trump's event. >> laurie: medical marijuana. once again it will be n the ballot here in florida. the constitution for the amendment legalizing rijuana exceeded the number of required signatures to be put on the ballot in 2016 now requiring a 60% support of the vote to pass. the previous medical marijuana amendment in november of 2014 of passage. >> calvin: still to come, one dead and 8 arrested and now the oregon militia leader is sending a message to his followers tonight and still holed up in a wildlife refuge. >> there's absolutely no excuse for my actions. i'm ashamed. i am so sorry. >> laurie: the u.n. dodoor caught on camera attacking an uber driver breaks her silence and talks on camera. >> reporter: there is more weather to come with the we'll talk about it next. >> calvin: and the exotic animal made headlines when it found itway inside a 99-year-old woman's home is now back with the rightful owner. the news coming u

mikate putney senior political reporter, moderator, word smith. >> i did write this. like sort of the swallows or maybe the buzzers going back to hinckley, ohio. anyway, whatever the birds are they are much prettier than lawmakers as they return to tallahassee but that's where they'll perch, as it were, for the next 60 days. a long catalog of item on the agagda. a $1 billion tax cut reqsted by governor scott. he has sent them an agreement on gambling that gives the seminole tribe more games to play at the facilities but it could lead to more gambling in miami-dade and broward. the hot topic of guns. open carry, john mellencampous carry. carry. we'll see what they have to say about this legislative session. we get started at 11:30 and i sure hope you can join us. neki, todd? >> neki: wouldn't he miss it. thank you, michael. >> todd: you look at the cover of this morning's new york post about recapture of joaquin el chapo guzman. he was caught in part thanks to secret meetings with hollywood star sean penn. sounds like something out a movie. they called him el jerk-o wi

let's get to local10 senior political reporter michael putney. he's in the newsroom to break it down for you. >> michael: it has been brutal on wall street. experts say combination of factors is to blame: higher inrest rates, strong dollar falling, a falter chinese economy and weaker than expected retail sales in december. put it all together it spells flack black friday. the closing bell sounded just a minute ago on the new york stock exchange. traders were glad to see this day end. so let's take a look at where the market wound up. here are the closing numbers. bad, but earlier it was down more than 500 points. that was disastrous. this is merely awful. the nasdaq is down 126 points, and the s&p 500 index down nearly 42 points. this is what experts call a full-blown market correction. that means the marketsre down 20% in the last few weeks. th news certainly does not help. waart says it's going to close 269 stores in the u.s. and some others in brazil. walmart has 11,000 stores worldwide, but it's getting stiff competition from amazon and from

and you can bet our local10 political team will be covererg the donate michael putney will have his analysis and perspective, and glenna is live in des moines, iowa, with all the reaction town for you on local10 news at 11:00. >> calvin: no disrespect to hall these people who had to deal with the twister from yesterday and today, but i'll take this over that. any day of the week. >> laurie: it's pretty serious. >> calvin: no sub-zero temperatures lunch betty, tell us what's in store tonight. >> betty: we could have more gusty showers moving through. we're hoping that won't be the case but we cannot rule it out. we've already had so much rainfall today between miami and fort lauderde, record rainfall for the day at that. miami more than 1-1/2 inches, fort lauderdale more than an inch of rainfall, measurable, almost 2-1/2 inches of rainfall. nice to see we're catching a little break for now in most many. nose neighborhoods through the the keys, broward andnd also miami-dade.winds from the south-southwest near 15 mile-an-hour. by 8:00 tonight we could have more rain moving in, some gusty shower

michael putney, local10 news. >> victor: thank you. police are searching for thieves accused of breaking into several carsrsn lauderdale by the sea. surveillance video showsws man in a hooded sweatshirt and pants approaching a car parked in a driveway. the man checks to see if the car unlocked, walks away amendment handed. the video also shows a second man walking by that same home. if you have any information, call police. >> janine: a police involved car crash on i-95 this morning were a deputy was one off the road by another car. that crash happened in the southbound lanes sheridan street. the deputy had minor injuries. no other details were immediately released. >>> and a police pursuit in boynton beach endied with the car flipping upside down and four people are now in custody. the driver lost control, that car flipped crashing into a tree during the pursuit. moments before the crash, police say one of the people inside threw had a shotgun out of car. there were two men, two women inside that car. one woman is facing a charge of t

address a 9:00 sharp live right here on local10, and then count on a full wrap-up by our from michael putney with his perspective on local10 news at 11:00. story in washington dodd the pentagon said it briefly lost contact with ten american soldiers in persian gulf. >> laurie: and they are now in the custody iran. >> calvin: and will she meet the deadline? we check in with a woman forced to remove the dozens of dogs she had caged on her property. >> laurie: first a reminder that the powerball jack spot up to $1.5 billion oh so don't here on local10 news at 11:00. the flu virus hits big. with aches, chills, and fever, there's no such thing as a little flu. and it needs a big solution: an antiviral. so when the flu hits, call your doctor right away and up the ante with antiviral tamiflu. an antiviral that attacks the flu virus at its source and helps stop it from spreading in the body. tamiflu is fda approved to treat the flu in people two weeks of age and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu, tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, have seriou

our senior political reporter, michael putney will cover all angles. >> the man that carried out the suicide attack in istanbul is a member of isis. the 28 year-old syrian national planned the attack that happened in a popular tourist area. 10 people, mostly german visitors were killed and 15 others wounded. the white house is pushing to pass legislation that will last testing. they will vote on the sanctions today. it would deny north korea the money they need for further testing. >> and staying at home. let's check out our stocks. the d dow is up. the nasdaq is nice and positive. almost 29 points up and the s&p is up almost six points right now. >> the count down is on until the next power ball drawing. we are just one day away. wednesday until those record breaking numbers are announced for that jackpot. and this is just in to the news room. it's at $1.5 billion after no one hit all six numbers. local 10 is the only station to watch the power ball drawing. have your ticket ready and tune in at 11 o'clock tomorrow night >> reporter: pope francis has released his new book "the name

firefighters from new hampshire are helping to battle the fire at the putney paper company. the fire started shortly after 3:00 this morning. injuries and no reports on the extent of damage. sean: fire officials in gorham say improper disposal of wood fire -- wood stove material is to blame for a fire that broke out on hitchcock drive. when crews arrived, they see they saw flames coming from a dent in the roof. the house sustained a lot of smoke damage. a family of three was home when the fire started. the family had just replaced the batteries in their smoke detector and was able to escape with their cat, but they are now homeless. erin: several presidential candidates continue to stop in new hampshire ahead of our first in the nation primary. jim gilmore, donald trump, john kasich, jeb bush, carly fiorina, chris christie, and rand paul will be in the granite state today. you can check out their schedules by heading to wmur.com . sean: we now know the name of i-93 in sugar hill last week. 64-year-old ervin powell of littleton. he was driving south when he lost control, cros

michael putney will have debate analysis and glenna millberg will be live in des moines, iowa starting at 6:00 p.m. >>> medical marijuana will once again be on the ballot here in south florida. the petition for medical marijuana exceeding the number of signatures to be placed on the ballot in 2016. back in november of 2014 received 58% falling just short of passage. >>> miami-dade police department's largest class ever will walk their badges. county mayor carlos gimenez and director juan perez are set to speak. >>> while the scene is no where to be found, his father bought a ticket to leave the country. >>> deputy indicted charges following on alleged beating all caught on camera. >>> rain is already moving into parts of broward. we're under a flood watch until 10:00 p.m. the worst t the west of us and this will all be headed our way. very similar situation as what we saw yesterday. i got you through - at healthcare.gov i found affordable, quality coverage. - man: checkups, emergency services, prescriptions... my insurance covers everything for my family. - narrator: most people who en

michael putney will have a look at that. >>> the dow up 178 points. nasdaq up 50 points there. and snp 500 also up 20 points to 1900 right there at last check. >> kristi: some big questions answered today. we now know who was nominated for an oscar. >> constance: after the break, a list of the nominations. who received the most and who >>> a dejtt2w`t3n`&d! bt@q:1d tt2w`t3n`&d! "a@q*= tt2w`t3n`&d! bm@q!6, tt4w`t3n`&d!" dztq #', tt4w`t3n`&d!" entq s#l tt4w`t3n`&d!" gzt& j$4 tt4w`t3n`&d!" hnt& z*x tt4w`t3n`&d!" iztq 0c tt4w`t3n`&d!" jntq "3@ tt4w`t3n`&d!" lzt& :^< >>> well, an exciting day for many hollywood stars. nominations were announced today for the academy awards honoring the best in film. local 10 reporter brandy hit is in los angeles to tell us who was nominated and who was snubwas nominated and who was snubbed. >> reporter: the brutal drama "revenant" leads the pack receiving 12 oscar nominations. >> where is she taking him. >> reporter: "mad max fury road>> reporter: "mad max fury road" with 10. nominated for best pictures. >> nominees are murder that>> nominees are le

local 10's sundayor political reporter michael putney is in the newsroom. >> reporter: the president last night reassured the american people they are safe and the war against isis and terrorism is succeeding. in his final state of the union address, president obama highlighted his accomplishments critics. >> anyone claiming that america's economy is in decline is pedaling fiction. the united states of america is earth. >> reporter: the president acknowledged that americans feel anxious about the threat of terrorism, but he had this warning for isis. >> if you doubt america's commitment or mine to see that justice is done, just ask osama bin laden. >> reporter: with the country in the process of picking his successor the president had a message that seemed to be aimed at donald trump. politics that targets people because of race or religion. >> reporter: governor nikki haley of south carolina who gave the republican response also spoke about changing the tone of the 2016 campaign. >> during anxious times it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices. we must resi

our senior political reporter michael putney will also be covering all angles of the speech. look for his reports tonight at 11:00. >>> the jackpot up to $1.4 billion. tomorrow everyone has one more chance to win that record-breaking jackpot. remember local 10 right here, the only station where you can watch that power ball drawing. have your ticket ready. tune into local 10 news at 11:00 tomorrow night to try and catch a billion and a half bucks. >> g gd luck to you. >>> new this morning check this out, a fight between brothers caught on a police dash cam. one of them crashing right into the police cruiser as the other rides on the hood. we're going to let you know what kind of charges they are now facing. >>> have you seen this? the moments drug lord el chapo was taken into custody after months on the run. >>> rain, rain go away. let us enjoy this cool weather. don't worry it, won't apparently wet roadways out there and more to come in the later half of the morning. colder conditions tomorrow morning. all the details on the the forecast. >>> some good news, this is i-95 nor

state of the union right here tonight on local 10 at 9:00 p.m., our sfnior political reporter michael putney will be covering all angels of the speech. look for his reports tonight at 11:00. >>> the miami international boat show, the final permits issued last week. floating docks have been set up to help people downtown miami on water taxis. the show will feature 440 boats, more than 100,000 people are expected to attend. >>> when we come back, deadly blasts. >> the very latest this morning on a house explosion that shook an entire neighborhood. >>> fight on the ice, the panthers winning streak ends with the team coming to blows. >>> the one way one man tried to get away with stealing a snake. >>> moderate to heavy rain moving over portions of hollywood right into aventura. heavy rain over 595 and sawgrass, over pembroke pines and in towards miami gardens. how long will this rain last and what about these temperatures? i'll have the answers in want to miss coming up. >>> developing this morning we have to tell you about four people who have been killed after a house exploded couple and their

our senior political reporter michael putney is in the video port now with more for us. michael. >> michael: calvin, those republican leaders are afraid cruz will not only cause them to lose the senate but gop candidates losing up and down thth ticket. ted cruz got slammed big-timetoday by bob dole, the one-time gop presidential nominee. dole telling the new york times cruz is an extremist and nobody likes him. >> the washington establishment is rushing over t support donald trump. >> michael: trump continues to bask in the glow of plan he's endorsement which could help him in iowa. meanwhile, the other gop candidates grind out the town hall meetings. >> the danger is we'll change asa country if we don't fix these things. >> michael: the former florida vernor is making something of a comeback in new hampshire. now died tied for third there at 10% with fellow floridan marco rubio. >> when i'm president of the who you are for 100% certainty and we do not know your coming for 100% certainty when i'm president you are not getting into the country. >> michael: rubio said he's

we are in the video port this michael putney, local10 news. >> all right, michael. thanks a lot. let's take you out to wall street. stocks took a dive in a big way. the dow was down 364 points. closing out at 16851. closing outt 4526 and the s&p 500 down 50 poin closing outs below the 2000 mark at 1890. >> 11 minutes after 5:00. let's get a check on the afternoon rush with local 10 traffic reporter genice. hi, genice. >> let's take you west as you're leaving miami beach. there's a broken down car right around watson island. speeds clock nothing at 23 miles per hour. i-95 northbound in the express lane, there is some police activity going on. this is at northwest 119th street and a left lane blocked with speeds at 19 miles per hour. we've been talking about this suspicious package around washington avenue and 13th street. police have set up a perimeter so take your alternate, meridian avenue if you plan on heading in that direction. all lanes blocked as you are heading west. just wesof the turnpike, a crash there. again all lanes are blocked so you're looking at 16 mile-per-hour s

look for our political reporter michael putney to bring you his reports and perspective throughout the night. >> better days on wall street. let's take a look at the final here for you. the dow was up today 227 points closing out at 6:00 teen thousand .379. the nasdaq closing out at 46.15. s&p up 31 points jus below the 2000 mark at 19.21. >> i think that's up about 2%, but we've been down about 5%, so we're still hoping it will rebound. that will do it for local10 news at 4:00. >> janine and victor with what's ahead. >> a mantids a plea in court after an american airlines worker was murdered. >> plus a couple couple accused of holding up a denny's and threatening the cashier with a bomb have been arresd. why the owner was of the by authorities. those stories and so much more coming up on local10 news at yeah, that's right. deal diva coming through. you see all my bogos, my weekly ad. just wait till you see my savings. and brace yourself. the digital coupons are coming next. look at her, so proud of her momma. you saved quite a bit today cha-ching! thank you the weekly ad, bogos and up

. >> calvin: local10 news reporter michael putney michael syped with what heir learning. >> michael: good afternoon. we are being told by us marshals that this man was going to to go jamaica. he is wanted eye number of violent charges out of georgia and tonight he is back in custody. tonight this dangerous and violent fugitive is back in custody after escapapg from this miami-dade police car monday morning. ndcuffed when he kicked out the back window and jumped off a 15-foot embayment before fleeing in a stolen van parked at this holiday inn just off the palmetto expressway. >> while he what is going northbound o 97th avenue, he tremendous attempted to strike a florida highway patrol vehicle, one of the miami-dade police officer, and he did strike a sweetwater vehicle. a pedestrian was also side wiped swabbed swiped during this whole incident. >> michael: police finally tracked down the 33-year-old outside this walgreens at northwest 1st street and 97th avenue, taking him into custody without any problems. >> we do know hoe was cuffed, handcuffed his back. >> michael: in atlanta he i

we'll talk to michael putney. good morning, michael. >> good morning neki and todd and you at home. you would have to be studying the ash ram not to know the iowa caucuses take place tomorrow night. our colleague is in iowa. she's going to have a live report for u us and then we'll do a talkback about her impreions of various candidates. after that we're going to sit down for a rare interview with this gentleman, miami congressman mario. he is disturbed over the new rules announced this week that make it easier to travel and trade with cuba. but what is the alternative? we certainly have a lotot to talk about this morning including with our powerhouse roundtable. we get started at 11:30 here on local 10. i hope you can join us. neki? today? >> thank you, michael. see you then. >> we're learning new informatioabout the man police say was killed over a parking spot. >> family and friends of jackson salice held a candlelight vigil we're live with the latest. the man gunned down early saturday morning as you said over an argment over a parking place is. were thereast night as family mem

i'll join michael putney live from port-au-prince. wool see you then. local 10ews. >> don't talk about the facts of the case. >> how about you don't talk. you work for them cu c cu clusm klan member. >> the man man accuses of shooting a miami imardens police officer turning heads with courtroom outbursts. 24-year-old meija was in courts learned he would not be getting bond he spoke spoke to the judge claiming he was the victim. he made other bizarre references, refusing to keep quiet when asked@ to by his public defender. >> neki: when we come back, folks a possible break in the search for the missing malaysia airlines flight 370. find out what investigators found near thailand. >> todd: a pretty cool way to say i love you. it's hard to see with the banner up but there's a story behind thisessage in the snow. message in a circle when we come back. >> jennifer: high pressure is building in across the east and southeast we have another storm we have to watch developing over the west. an impact on south florida >> authorities searching for suspted murderer

let's get to michael putney right now in our newsroom with more onthis breaking news. michael. >> michael: this certainly is not going to help hillary clinton in the iowa caucuses or further down the road. the obama administration for the first time hillary clinton's unsecured home sever contained closely carded governmenty secrets censoring 22 of her emails that had material that required the highest level of classification. so we will see what happens with that. no reaction yet from the clinton campaign. >>> now, on to iowa in vote 2016, you probably noticed last night donald trump was missing from the debate stage. he refused to take part. but even without trump, that debate drew a good audience, 12.5 million viewers and they gogo an earful. with donald trump boycotting, the candidate center stage last night was ted cruz. >> i would note that t e last four questions had been, rand, please attack ted, marco, please attack ted, jeb, please attack ted. >> [ booing ] >> it is a debate. more mean question, i waive to leave the stage. >> michael: cruz was just kidding. he

our senior political reporter michael putney will have the mayor's state of county speech ahead. >> victor: plus, a cat in need we'll tell you about the rescue. >> janine: a power pole in arizona. neighbors in the area told rescue crews that it had been up there for several tase, but as soon as workers tried to get it down, the cat curd down the pole by itself. and then ran off. oh. >>> three guys in new york tried to cash in on that big blizzard over the weekend victim of theybuilt anig loew and tried to list on it air b&b. it took almost eight hours. it had blankets inside, can build people, and they say they learned how to build it by watching videos on youtube. it was listed for 200 aids night but air bnb quickly took it down. they say they try to attract the ladies. >> they get pretty giddy when romantic it is. stuff touch. igloo as long as a bad idea. they were thinking about list p it on craigslist. >> janine: that's one strategy. they could work on making the entrance a little bit bitter so they don't have to climb on their hands and knees. >>> that's going to do it for local10 new

our senior political reporter michael putney will also be covering all angles of the speech. look for on his reports again tomorrow night at 11:00. >> laurie: still ahead at 4:30, crashes into a pond at a golf course if arrest on the investigation coming up. >> calvin: plus, flames pouring from a building after a big ballast. >> laurie: also ahead, a w wan's positive response after a fire tears right through an apartment complex. >> the building is on fire! i said, no. what? >> laurie: that story. break. (cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time... if you're a mom, you call at the worst time. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. where are you? it's very loud there. >> laurie: can you believe still no winner over the weekend of the record powerball jackpot? it is up to 1. if billion dollars, it doesn't even fit on the billboards. the signs are all stuck at $999 m

let's get to chael putney. lease in the newsroom to explain. >> michael: what's going on is a lack of investor confidence confidence in the u.s. economy, weak retail sales in december and the lowest dip yet in the price of oil. it all adds up to the worst start of a new year for the stock market ever. the closing bell sounded just a minute ago on wall street. traders were glad to see this dained. let's take a look at where the market wound. here are the closing numbers. the dow jones industrial average was 390 points, about 2.5%. the dow down more than 500 points at one point. the nasdaq closed down 126 points. that's about 2.7%. the s&p 500 index closed as the 1876, down 44 points. weeks of trading in history. one part of the problem today was walmart. the retail giant, it announced it will close 269 stores in the u.s., and a few authori in brazil. walmart got pounded during the holiday selling season by amazon and by brick andortar competitors. experts say the biggest factor in today's big market losses was t

keep guns out of the hands of criminals and the mental pimp our senior political reporter michael putney is in our newsroom with more. >> micha: we can expect the president to talk tonight about keeping guns out of the wrong hands, and he will probably talk as well about the new u.s. relationship with cuba. overall, the president will accentuate the positive. the president won't give congress the usual to-do list tonight mainly because mr. obama no longer has the political clout to force congress to act. so instead he'll be uplifting, positive. >> i want us to be able to maybe walk out there door to say we couldn't think of anything else that we didn't try to do. >> michael: the president is expected to say the country is in much better shape than the gop presidential candidates would have us believe. >> a lot of what we can do is to change the political environment, change people's attitudes. uplifting message will probably be greeted coolly by republicans. >> there is one thing that we hope to hear from the president, and that is a comprehensive plan to defeat isis. >> michael: the on

r senior political reporter michael putney is in the newsroom now with a preview. >> michael: donald trump said meg abrin kelv fox news simply hasn't been fair to him. fox stands behind her and said trump or no trump the debate will go on. dold trump will not be on the stage and his absence will be felt. >> i get on the stapling and i got a very unfair question from somebody but we don't even talk about that. >> michael: but trump was talking with his feud with fox news and anchor megan kelly who asked tough questions the first time around. trump talked about last night with bill o'rllyy. >> i have zero respect for megan kelly. have christian value >> it's called an eye or for an eye. >> no, no, no, no. for the eye rule goes on eggs out. >> michael: trump's biggest rival in iowa, ted cruz, is calling for a one-on-one debate on saturday. the halls rented. >> i don't think he's afraid of megan kelly. i don't think he is afraid of me. i think he is afraid of people of iowa, their questions. >> nichael: for the democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders are locked in a statistical tie

. >> todd: this week is next and glenna and michael putney. have a >> announcer: starting right now on a special election edition of abc's "this week" -- sprint to the finish. just two weeks before the voting with donald trump, hillary

a small business owner, public servant, father of two from putney, vermont. two wonderful young women. he's a committed entrepreneur. he's a longtime code director, along with his brother, of putney student travel, national geographic student expeditions. your brother told me at the opening of the session, he's counting the days to get you back there in the company. the company sends students on educational programs and service projects across the globe. partner with several real estate companies to provide housing and commercial space. southeast vermont. i've known him forever, it seems. his public service began 30 years ago at the age of 24. he was elected to serve on the town select board. in 1990, the governor appointed him to fill an empty seat in the vermont house of representatives. he served for three years. he served for eight years in the vermont senate. he was elected by his colleagues, republicans and democrats alike, to lead the senate as president pro term. he's the 81st governor of vermont and is a very close personal friend. senator grassley:

that day i spoke with affection about our last governor from putney, george aiken. three-quarters of a century ago he stood before this body and he reflected on the challenges and progress of his day. he said, during these four years, vermont in common with the rest of the nation has experienced changes and put into practice new functions of government that were either unforeseen or in the visionary stages a few years ago. our task has been to apply these innovations in a practicable manner. 75 years later his words call to mind our own efforts over the last five years. when i became governor, i promised to focus every day on making the lives of vermonters more secure, secure in an economy that grows jobs and works for everybody, secure with a smarter energy policy that relies on vermont grown energy while protecting our planet and our economy, secure with an education system that gives all vermonters -- every vermont kid an equal shot at success. secure in a criminal justice system that relice less on incarceration and more on rehabilitation and secure with a healt