plate naik easy r police to catch with him and on friday miami beach commissioner michael gree could reacacng. >> hey, listen. i'm just happy people don't videotape me when i'm out there yelling at the trucks because the mayor and i are both such ors of keeping our lanes clear and a think the mayor was speak for about a hundred thousand people whre got frustrated with that truck. i have no problem with what the mayor did. >> reporter: that's not the only issue the mayor is dwsmght the people not using bicycle racks and it ruffled feather. thre thees are not legal parking spots. we'll be tagging bike that are illegally parked. move it or lose it. hatch tag miami beach and a it made it seem like we were going city wiet wide and jacking every one's bicycles and that's not what its was. >> reporter: so commissioner gree to clarifying that bike issue. that's for lincoln proasmed a a and you heard from mayor gree could saying a lot of people are from us sphwraitd the same exact rosh lowe. 7 news. >> danielle: a south florida business burned. sky force hd over the factory finish collision center in

more than 4 out of 10 0 those reacacng 70 yearsrsld thth year r rk running out of money in retirement according to the employee benefit research institute.gibbons says: "this is when boomers take a good hard look at their finances and decide how they would like to live their final years. it may mean downsizing, it may mean moving to an entirely different place." surveys show that of the people turning 70 this year, and over the next several years, more are planning to stay on the job than previous generations. gibbons says: "they know they have to fund what could be a very long retirement. they're living much longer than their parents did, many of them into their seventies and into their eighties." by 2022 nearly a years old will be working - double the figure in 1992. gibbons says: "they need the extra income. they ununrestimated their costs in retirement, maybe their r healthcare osts are more than they expeed."but for many, turning 70 inspires new interests and passions. gibbons says: "they're extremely active and they like taking in the arts, the culture. it's a different type of

highs may have a tough time reacacng 7 0. tomorrow afternoon and saturday we go with high of 75. but saturday night after the cold front ces through look at where the lows are for sunday morning as you get ready for church or skipping church because you have to planr get ready for the super bowl. low 50s sunday morning highs about 67 degrees and then the chill stays us with for the balance of next week. and but at least we're mainly watching and tracking, meteorologist julie durdin will be here in the morning to get you ready for the weekend and next week and chill down. . >> all right. betty, thank you. >> in 1966 ben well cap own and son luis and carlos sell to freedom from cuba on a boat namedel durado. >> soon afterel durado furniture was born. they celebrate a milestone with a party opening the new furniture showroom. there ways ribbon cuttiti and big celebration at the new store cutler bay and there we go. we see wplg president in the crowd. is is edurado 1 4 location. they employ 1,000 people. the store officially opens saturday morning. will. >> next in sports how one mem

highs will range depending on location, cedar rapids and southill likely see high temperatures reacacng close to 60 degrere once again. north of the cedar rapids area will likely see highs in the upper 40s and lo50s. it will also be windy today. winds will come out of the southwest to begin the day the switch out of the nw at 20 to 30 mph. wind gusts are expected to reach near 40 mph. into the evening hours windsdsill die down slightly out of the northwest at 15 to 25, with turn partly cloudy and low temperatures will drop into the upper 20s and low 30s. as for precipitation, our next chance will arrive monday night into tuesday morning. snow accumulation s look to be light at this time. sadness is creeping in a after the loss of a police officer. we'll tell you why her death came so sudden. stay with your 24 hour news at least three are recovering wounds in southern california, after a klu klux klan rally was interrupted by counter- protestors. the anaheim polili department is searching for this man in connection to those stabbings. the violent brawl happened saturday afternoon in a lo

. >> dickerson: they are all reacacng out to him, though. yes, they are. >> dickerson: ezra, what do you make, what are you looking for out of iowa? >> i am actually watching rubio, we know it is going to be trump or cruz running through what people are calling the conservative lane, i think we are hot exactly sure what is going to happen with the more think for a long time the conventional wisdom has been some point rubio will break out ofofhe pacac so now there is this feeling he is surge a a little by at the end in iowa, as i said before, maybe gets to 17, 18 percent, if you get a very strong third in iowa and goes into new hampshire you could begin toto see the establishment coalesce around here, a big amount of money to his campaign and republicans who are afraid ofruz or trump,go tl him if not you will have the same dynamic you have had for some time now where you have rubio, christie, bush and kasich and potentially a couple of others all fighting for same lane in the primary and no real ability for the establishment to unite. >> but