rodriguez is a cuban national and lives in spain. at the metro justice building, claudia docampo, nbc 6 news. >>> coming up, the controversy surrounding the oscars takes another turn. a top nominee weighing in on the so-called whiteout boycott. >> lesson plan gone awry. a florida teacher is in hot water after an assignment that papaents call racist. >>> plus, a monster storm is barrelling up t east coast. an even whiter white house is getting stormed on. >>> for us, the winds will pick up overnight and tomorrow. the last bit of rain across broward. maybe up to a little longer for miami-dade to clear out. when it clears out, it's going to clear out quick. stick around for the numbers. a movie-watching mood. we're going to show you on film >>> send an e-mail to nbc6 you like being picture perfect. you should want your banking to be too. stop into td bank and we'll help set you up with picture perfect banking. new customers, open a checking and savings account and you can get a polaroid cube+ >>> here's our everglad park camera. around

frank rodriguez was dead. his family was stunned. he'd been a healthy man. >> my mother called me after angelina called her on the day that frank died, and mom just said she lost it. she started screaming and slammed the phone. it was horrifying. >> reporter: he was only 41. frank left behind a widow and a 9-year-old stepdaughter, to whom frank had become very close. >> how did your daughter react to frank dying? >> she was devastated, but she was also very confused. one confused. the coroner's office found no obvious cause of death. natural or unnatural. no heart attack, no trauma, nothing. toxicology test found a little vicodin in frank's list, but not enough to kill anyone. his family was at a loss, especially his wife angelina, who seemed to be groping for answers. trying to make sense of what happened to frank. >> she called me almost every day to talk about it. she thought she was killed and she thought he was poisoned. >> reporter: the idea seemed, on the face of it, crazy. who would want to kill frank? >> i just didn't know w

law enforcement extradited rodriguez from philadelphia and charged him. today the victim's brother read a statement addressing rodriguez. >> we know that she would forgive you p that's just how she was. i'm not my sister. >> reporter: the judge sentence rodriguez to 25 years in state prison. without early release. >> i do think that -- >> no mom sidehomicide case makes sense, but we to the best we can to try to pick up the pieces. cried during the entire plea hearing and left without saying anything. had rodriguez gone to try and found guilty, would he have spent his life in prison, but now he'll come back into society by the time he's 79 years old. i'm claude i can't . >>> prosecutors say dna evidence led them to a man accused of killing a florida woman. the naked body of ashley olsen who is from summer haven, florida was discovered over the weekend in florence by her italian boyfriend. investigators say she suffered two deadly fractures to her skull before being strangled in her apartment. a man from sin in ana sine gchlt al is currently in custody. he

make her first percent in courser a week ago. police say rodriguez umped into his rodriguez. she has a criminal history that include for sure assault and dui. she is expected in court and >> rechanneler cently says he got the carboloy plans to help plans to donate $6,000. >> i flow what the cost of school is these days that's not guilty a priority. >> whoever took that money, i don't know if you'll be happy be that money for the rest of your life. it is it's a temporary fix. to come out of good. >>> we are 12 days away from the broncos and we are shot sure if this is peyton manning's last career. he woken answer any answer about his future. >> it's not really time to reflect. two weeks to play a team that we are unsimilar where and will the of study. just again, trying to day in thesome and just sort of wakic >> you can see the game here on p.m. >>> temperatures are are in the low 20s out there. >> still got a few copes in the eastbound ex- 120th to i-7 a a tun the ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> welcome back. this morning, highway breast cancer survivors may be more radiation. test

can watch that entire interview with leon rodriguez tomorrow on c-span. announcer: this weekend, the c-span cities where explores the history and literary culture of hartford, connecticut. discussion you learn about the atlantic slave trades. the significance the logbook said in telling new england's role in the slave trade. tags have this extraordinary opportunity to see day-by-day how life was lived aboard new england slave ships, to from connecticut. i came to the realization that these logbooks not maintained as i had thought idly son of an obscure connecticut farm about by the son of an aristocrat from new london. -- r >> throughout this moment of 1842, the george let incident, frederick auglaize, perhaps hearing him speak, the hutchinson's, you know, decided theyke that step in and will actually, the american anti-slavery meeting in 1840's, the common bus and little bit and they do this in very kind of formal meeting settings and they didn't poignantly. visit the they will home of harriet picture style and learn about her time in hartford worship wa

rodrÍguez trae los detalles. hijos, no es justo que por pasar por un pueblo pase esto. rodrÍguez: las autoridades locales han sido arrestados varios policÍas y agentes por presunta desapariciÓn de los jÓvenes, cuyo paradero se desconoce. >> hay que dar las facilidades e informaciÓn, y poner a disposiciÓn de la fiscalÍa general del estado a quienes sean seÑalados. rodrÍguez: uno de los cinco jÓvenes habrÍa sido detenido por cinco policÍas cuando ambas tenÍan al vehículo de gasolina. los policÍas no reconocen que sean culpables de la desapariciÓn de los jóvenes. Éste no es el primer caso en que estÁn involucrados policÍas. el aÑo pasado se realizÓ una recomendaciÓn para que se investigara desapariciÓn de tres jÓvenes del 7 de enero de 2014, quien se vieron involucrados segÚn los familiares un par de policÍas. los cuerpos del cantante fueron encontrados dos semanas despuÉs, y de uno de ellos no aÚn no se sabe nada. julio: en colombia se liberÓ a varios pescadores que estaban secuestrados. reportero: sanos y salvos l

arianna rodriguez/ boxer "i used to get bullied a lot..." arianna rodriguez/ boxer "...and i decided mom i would like to defend and learn how to kick some butt." track 11-year-old arianna rodriguez and d angelo keyes will compete for-p&the first time. fred crowe/ cdm co-founder "i just tell them to do your best. as long as i see you go in do your best... win or lose..." track they re training-p&hard. -p&but...-plike so many others... they feel like champions just being here. arianna rodriguez/ boxer "it makes me think i have so much talent and i can embrace it. i m not afraid to be who i am." d angelo keyes/ boxer "they ve gotten me a job. so i )ve been working and training. i come here everyday and it keeps me out of trouble. i don t have nothing to worry about." nats of punches thrown in ring track mentors like greg brown... a retired trainer and military man... they )re molding new youth every week. charles "beast mode" brown/ cdm co- founder "we )re loving on these kids. the parents come in here with situations like, he don )t have a dad

gloria rodriguez, abc 11 eyewitness news. john: wake county school leaders have released makeup days for those snow days. barbara: and some of those days are this weekend. the death toll rising from that massive blizzard. how many are blamed on the storm. john: the latest warning on the mosquito carried zika virus. what airlines are doing to help people concerned about it. barbara: a live look outside and we have clouds in the sky. rbc and rain? -- are we seeing rain? 6 indon: in a few spots with most ea.john: welcome back and a live look at fayetteville street outside the eyewitness news center. 46 degrees and don schwenneker coming up with the forecast. wake county is releasing makeup days for class missed because of snow. it involves weekend classes for some students. the makeup dates for monday -- traditional calendar schools make it up thursday, march 24. year-round students on tracts 1, monday march 7 are modified schools. for them alone to school on friday, march 18 and lake sims on march 3. for the snow day, tradition

angel rodriguez, 11 assists. a career high. it's rodriguez setting up. he had 21 points. miami up by niep. the canes always had an ansnser for everything they brought at them. miami wins 80-69. they got coach k from duke's attention. >> they're one of our best teams. that was the most physical game we've been involved in. they're teteific. >> you have a good basketball team. they wanton really tough game today. they can play with anybody. >> switching to the heat now. in chicago under man because of the injuries and they were down nine points in the fourth quarter. they came all the way back. let's check it out. game typeimed at 84. the heat up two. 25 seconds to go. you got to go to your other star. it's dwyane wade. that's some hero ball gone good. miami up 88-84. now you need a stop and it's chris bosh stealing it. that's your ball game. heat win, 89-84. that's a pretty massive regular season win. this is great. bosh asked after the game how up after getting knocked down. that says it all. great news for the future of the florida panthers. 20-year-old star center alex

matt: rodriguez will be taken straight to prison. he will have to pay back court costs, and when he will eventually be released, his drivers license will be suspended for one year. stewart: breaking news, we have learned a former marion county sheriff' s deputy has been indicted. angela: this is with civil rights violations following an arrest last year. dan: they did announce this he was one of five suspended without pay after a videocast suspicion on possible abuse in the arrest of derek price in 2014. the fbi was called in to investigate. terrel was the only one to be terrel was fired. transparency is vitally shocked the police gave to his car. the rest of the agency on these actions. sheriff on this case. his deputies oats. -- oaths. angela: thank you for that update. crime is down, and accountability is up. that' s the bottom line from orlando' s police chief, who spoke out today about some of his officers' violent run-ins during the past year. wesh 2' s greg fox takes a close look at the department' s use of force. greg: just t

israel rodriguez died late last night at a hope. rodriguez was speeding when the trooper pulled him over. rodriguez got out of histruck and began shooting, hitting field twice. thetrooper is expected to be okay. of stealing a cancer pay she want's credit card. >> gonzales used that card to buy stuff at five stores >> gonzales became a big when anthony claim gonzales kidnap her daughter caylee. turns out that anthony had made up that story. >>> surveillance video of the crash shows bill adams in a black truck turned in front of a car in and flipped his truck. paramedics rushed to get out of the hospital. there is no reason to believe thatadam was armed. they took him to the hospital andsay it is not near jobs to check for guns. that's the search,that's not something that we are trained to do or expect our personnel to do. >> fire firefighters say patting people could be a liability. their protocol is get officers check forguns if they see anything suspicious. >>> medical marijuana is back on the ballot. >> it failed two years ago. >>

gloria rodriguez, live on t.w. alexander. don't tail gate. this is not the day to do that if you need to stop in a hurry. caitlin: today, tomorrow and even tuesday. we'll be doing this the next couple of mornings unfortunately. eyewitness news coverage of the winter storm continues. straight ahead, we'll have an update on the power outages and more on the road conditions. to the with 20 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time, streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. yeah, the internet's great, but i think hair and makeup went a little too far. yeah, that's not working. i much prefer the two-day beard, horn-rimmed glasses, just-slept-in-his-car kinda thing. yeah, i miss the rumpled crazy uncle look. okay. be "paul giamatti." that's the essence of this role. feel like a hollywood insider enamel is your teeth's first line of defense. but daily eating and drinking can make it weak. try colgate enamel health. it replenishes weak spots with natural calcium to strengthen enamel four times better

myra rodriguez was just 19 years old studying social work at t nc c. she aspired to help victims of crime. >> unfortunately she became victim. >>reporter: her sister says myra was at a house party when a group of uninvited guests fired shots into the house killing her. the suspects still on the loose. >> she was our everything. she was literally the light in the room, the light in our sunlight. >>reporter: myra isn't the only young life lost. a 16-year-old we was shot dead at the hands of a 15-year-old. these shootings happened in or around the pat baker park area. the city of reno is looking to add more lights and security cameras and community action officers to patrol the area. eventually it will invest about $450,000 into this park. >>. designated officer for the area which helped decrease crime. but when the economy took a downturn that position was eliminated and crime ticked back up. but he says the city has recruited 16 new police officers, the first time in 6 years. neighbors also rallied for a neighborhood watch program and one theme that res

alex rodriguez. this might be the best fan stunt you w wl ever see. at the game in ohio, it has to be hard to make a free-throw. that isreally deliver. i have never seen a greater way he misses the >> this is a colorful way. thissigloo sits on the campus of st. john's university in minnesota. >> he a lifetime on his hands. he bought a pass so they laid them outside the trees.

gloria rodriguez, abc 11 eyewitness news. >> time is running out. >> we are going to tell you about the deadline that could have you racing to the computer. powerball tickets. >> here's >> a live look at fayetteville street outside the raleigh eyewitness news center. don schwenneker is looking for rain pay looking for a seven day forecathe democrats were heading to south carolina next where a deck -- with a primary debate this sunday. >> open enrollments for the if you need to sign-up for 2016 health coverage you can visit healthcare.gov. >> dr. him police are investigating a threat sent to firefighters. police say the fire truck was returning from a call when the car hit the side of a truck. rescuers had to force the door open to get the captain out. a second firefighter complaining of back pain was also taken to the hospital. >> their hum police looking for a hit and run driver that caused this dramatic crash. the woman driving that red suv did not appear to be injured. a clinical trial leave several people clinic -- leave

maya rodriguez, 9news.>>> in transparency, miya rodriguez wanted you to know that she is one of the remaining powerball holdouts. how she handled the story. >>> according to a cnn and -- more on the lottery than books, music and other things as well. atop the 62.7 billion spent on all forms of leisure and entertainment. no thanks to miya -- maya rodriguez apparently. >>> also ahead, and unusual job for tow truck crew along the focus on the line 9. we have experts from the denver bar volunteering this afternoon. the number to call for the next 20 minutes is 303-698-0999 a breakthrough in buffalo as a frozen car breaks to the ice encasing it. it was courtesy of a tow truck today. workers cover the car in calcium chloride and then they pulled and pulled. the driver parked outside a restaurant along lake erie. the lake waves splashed and cover the car with several inches of ice as temperatures dropped. the man's friends and even his mom mocked him for leaving his car in the path of the windblown sea spray.>>> we are spreading support for the broncos before the big playoff game against the steeler

marlene zacevich-rodriguez was granted $100,000 bond and her son said they can't afford that. >> we love my mom. she is not a bad person. she had her episode and it got the best of her. she is great with kids, great with family. just these health problems is what affects her. >> john says he apologizes to chief tade for his mother's actions and she was diagnosed with a mental illness. >>> atf agents are hoping a reward will lead them to robbers who took firearms from pawnshops and looking into 3 in particular. adams county and got away with $17,000 and 14 handguns. 3 months later the same suspect and a third accomplice robbed the fast cash pawn on sheridan boulevard in edgewater. they took cash, jewelry, and 4 ak 47 rifles. the latest happened in december at the fast cash pawn in denver. they stole handguns, jewelry, and $40,000. they are looking for 2 men and a woman and have descriptions but are pretty vague. atf has a tip line. in 2015, the atf said robbers stole 133 firearms from licensed gun retailers in colorado compared to 56 in 2014. >>> 4 copper mountain firefighters say they ar

. >> marybel rodriguez rodriguez has more. american airlines flight flew out of miami but as you mentioned was forced to make an emergency landing in canada. according to american airlines, seven people were taken to the hospital, that included three flight attendants and four passengers. the seat belt light on the boeing 767 carrying 100 passengers and 11 crew members was on. the plane landed safely in newfound land. paramedics stood by to treat passengers. >> it was a little rough but only a short period. >> two crew members and four passengers. they had to diverted the flight. the flight attendant never took a bump like that. never ever. >> turbulence and. >> the plane actually dropped. >> everything went flying and people and yeah. it was pretty intense. >> we thought that was it. >> the crew did a phenomenal job. >> quickly and very professional. they did a good job. >> oh gosh an hour that and a half maybe they were going to have to divert the travel. they were severe and that was the word they used and we just all staye

>> next, newsmakers with leon rodriguez, director of u.s. citizenship and immigration services. then, president obama's final state of the union address, followed by the republican response by south carolina governor nikki haley. host: "newsmakers" welcomes to the c-span studios this week leon rodriguez, who is the director of u.s. citizenship and immigration services. thank you for being with us. leon: great to be here. >> let me introduce our to reporters. brian is from the "los angeles markon is fromy the "washington post." brian: your agency was in the news recently because of the obscure visa type, the k1 fiance visas. the woman involved in the shooting in san bernardino came to the country on a fiancee visa. there were questions raised about how the visa was processed. have you looked at that? have you made any changes to the fiancee visa application process? leon: sure. we have looked at thoroughly. that wealso underscore do and it should take national security seriously across all of these categories. we talk about avoiding is focusing on any one particular category as a

i'm marybel rodriguez. here's what we're working on now. a police man ambushed and lucky to be alive this morning. a man pulled up and and blasted away with a handgun. >> the northeast hit with a potentially historic storm. >> a woman trying to shot as she tried to climb a menace to safety. >> from miami-dade and the keys. this is cbs4 news this morning. >> hello there. it is saturday january 23rdrd. thank you for making us part of i'm marybel rodriguez. check in with meteorologist michael smith. we're nice here. but the country, not good. >> it's not good. we had a fair share of some weather yesterday. like the haircut, by the way. >> thank you. >> south florida, clear and noticeably colder this morning. in ft. lauderdale and key west at 68. and we're going to turn colder. some of the network neighborhood sights. ft. lauderdale hollywood international airport. no rain at coral springs. that wind at 15 miles per hour. bringing in the drier air. at 8:00 this morning, low to mid 60s. this afternoon, a slow climb plunging south. low to mid 50s

joel rodriguez is his name. he'll be in prison probably until he's in his mid 70s and the family of his victim had to sign off on it. here's the story. it seems like this family had more them. listen to how the judge has to almost convince him to apologize. >> is there anything you, mr. rodriguez would like to say before i pronounce sentence at this time? >> no. >> you have nothing to say to the family of your victim? >> i can say that ii am sorry. if i could turn the clock back, it >> joel rodriguez never even looked at the family sobbing in the court's gallery. ey brought a photo of ruth fuentez, his girlfriend who he shot to death five years ago this month. >> did you find his apology at all sincere. >> i was hoping that joel would express some more remorse and frankly i was disappointed in his reaction. >> fuentez and rodriguez both worked for american airlines that's her taking tickets at the gate years ago and that's where colleagues saw them together for the final time. fuentez was found shot to death at

rodriguez to mclellan. rodriguez knocking down 3. 3 in the first half. canes lead by 4. at the intermission in the second half rodriguez had a career high 11 assist to murphycareer high 11 assist to murphy. um up by 6. newton to mclellan. another big game for him. canes up 8. lob city. canes up then. a-rod stays to the end. duke gets to within 5 but no closer. mclellan leads everybody with 21. um beats duke by 11. 80-69. canes 16 and 3. 5 and 2 in the league. >> i think we have a good team. i don't think we are a fluke by any means. i don't think tonight was some big upset. >> i like playing the power uses that he is what we come to the acc for. you have a darn good basketball team and they won a really tough game today. they can play with anybody. >>reporter: well played. got to kill a couple of weeks before the superbowl. february seventh. denver and carolinaenver defense going to be felt by tom brady for days. hit brady season high 23 times yesterday. still just narrowly beat new england 20-18. denver is the undog if the superbowl. the i mean you going to pick the bro

his name is jose rodriguez and he is 88 years old. he disappeared from 178th yesterday. last seen wearing a pink shirt black dress pants and black loafers. he was driving a 4 door 2009 nissan like the one you see on your screen there. rod rodriguez suffers from memory loss and may need assistance returning home. >>> this morning police are searching for four thieves who broke into a home in little havana. it happened while the owners were out of town. police say the burglars were able to get inside. surveillance video shows the man ran sacking the home and stealing several pieces of jewelry. >>> coral gables police are looking for a botox bandit who broke into the miami surgery center last week. door, entered the office and removed all the botox and syringes stored in the refrigerator. if you have any information that could help police, call miami dade crime stoppers at 475-471-tips. >>> our cameras were there as officer david starling left the hospital. this morning we are getting an exclusive look at what multiple gunshots did last friday morning. authorities say offic

rodriguez. even without concerns being raced by terrorists seeking to exploit our refugee program or our immigration system to enter the united states, it would be a daunting task. those concerns are being raised. they are on the forefront of my fellow citizens' minds. i look forward to hearing what changes if any director rodriguez has or will implement to help ensure terrorists are not approved for visas or other benefits. many of the people i work for are concerned about the prospect of a terrorist being resettled in our communities through the u.s. refugees admission program. while i know we discussed this very issue weeks ago in the subcommittee, those concerns are not going away. we are still looking for assurances the refugee program vetting is secure and effective. our concerns were only exacerbated by the remarks of our colleague homeland security chairman mike mccaul indicating efforts to enter our country viva fraud, the refugee programs are currently occurring. aside from security ve

rodriguez. >> i'm eva longoria, not evan mendez. >> i'm america ferrera, not gina rodriguez. >> well said, selma. taraji p. henson channelled her "empire" character, cookie. >> please wrap? i waited 20 years for this. you're going to wait. give me a little more time. yeah, my fans.s, lean cut meats, and whole grains. an excellent source of protein, it's a delicious way to fuel up on energy to help power through her morning run. which motivates these bikers to pedal faster, and inspires ted to land that front-side ollie. which delights everyone, including pepper's twins with jimmy dean delights, good mornings >>> we have a glimpse of what your trip may took and sound like in the not too distant future. jay gray is live at the detroit auto show. how lucky are you, jay, to be there? this is the car show to watch. >> what a sacrifice, here amongst all these vehicles. it is a terrific show. it is every year and, look, from inside the new cadillac. there's a look at the interior. if it has four wheels, you'll be able to find it in detroit, from muscle cars to mini vans to compacts to conce

gloria rodriguez has more on how this could impact your home. gloria: the governor says it means we could pay more for electricity. a 26 state coalition asked the governor to halt the power plant, north carolina joined. pat mccrory's office says our state leads the southeast in renewable energy and has of the one most efficient coal fired power plants in the nation. the epa wants to cut carbon dioxide from power plants by a third over the next 15 years. those plants are the largest source of greenhouse gas in the country, releasing 30% of u.s. carbon pollution. the president talked about health benefits, especially to greenhouse gases. he said the number of asthma cases and heart attacks will go down under this plan. but the governor's office says north carolina already protects its air quality and keeps energy prices affordable. under the new plan, the governor's office says power and gas bills are estimated to increase by 22% in 2020. support the regulations. at least 18 states do live in raleigh, gloria rodriguez, abc 11 eyewitness news. emer

police arrested marlene rodriguez. after the attack has been released. we slowed down the footage. you see a black suv rolling without a driver at the intersection with colfax. after the woman stabbed chief eric tade, he was able to get help. steve staeger is live where this happened. >> reporter: it is an event that is on the mind of firefighterrest. they say the entire department is on edge. they are hoping for a smooth speedy recovery for their leader. it is a call becoming all too common on police radios. >> possible officer calling for help. >> reporter: a call for a first responder requiring first responders. >> report of a stabbing and they are saying the suspect got is walking eastbound. >> reporter: this time it was denver's fire chief. he was in an unmarked vehicle when a woman jumped in with a knife. >> a woman jumped in and stabbed him, the firefighter exited the vehicle, came back here to the fire station. received medical care here. >> reporter: tade, a second generation firefighter, a 24 year veteran of the department got a helping hand from the very firefighters he

live in wake forest, gloria rodriguez, abc 11 eyewitness news. barbara: as we said, a lot of schools closed again. john: even a day after melting -- or, rather, a day of melt be -- ice covered roads are a problem. anthony wilson is in durham and seeing? anthony: we will give you an example of what people could face and one reason they are trying to hold off on having kids travel to school for now. if you are familiar with wood croft it has a lot of wooded areas. while the sun comes through, if you are trying to get out of a community like there, just watch what happens. the blacktop here is actually 23 degrees and we are now going up this hill. you see the snow. it is really dicey. we are in a very reliable face to get to the top of the hill. we are turning here. watch the camera jiggle. it is because there's still a lot of ice and snow on the ground. now, the city of durham tells us they are trying hard to make progress on these back roads, the tphabdz streets. they have only hit about 15% of them so far but they have less than two dozen trucks

and gloria rodriguez is on the scene, we hear the power saws in the background, what is up. gloria: that is the newest thing. utility crews arrived and working to repair the water main break. they will be here and several crew members working to get the road back open. so what we're told from raleigh police there was a water main break here on wade avenue and mitchell street. so water just started gushing down the street. you can probably still see the waler. the big concern is here that the water could freeze over, create black ice, and create very dangerous driving conditions out here. and wade avenue, as you know, is a very busy roadway. so at this time, wade avenue is closed from brooks avenue to just urge you to try to take a different route if you are heading down this way. they are detouring residents from canterbury road to grant avenue, to dixie trail, and then to get back on wild avenue. but if you can take a different way, that is just the easiest thing right now. you can see crews working very, very hard. it is not clear exactly how long it will take crews to fix

julio ahora vamos con eduardo rodrÍguez, con el rodrÍguez, con elinforme del tiempo.las noches siguen siendo bastante frÍas en general, esta tarde todas las estaciones reportando 44°. un breve perÍodo, en la sensaciÓn tÉrmica estaban 47, a esta hora los termÓmetros usaban bajando, el aeropuerto de el aeropuerto de filadelfia y otras estaciones entre 39 y 37°. acÁ tenemos un fenÓmeno bastante rato, ha ocurrido un ciclÓn extra tropical al este de las carolinas. no va a afectar al territorio continental, hay nieve, pero la nieve gallega para nosotros en el centro y norte del paÍs va a tener una tremenda tormenta de nieve en las prÓximas 72 horas. finalmente nos quedamos con la lluvia, si hay nieve sÓlo serÁ la zona de montaÑas, para el corredor de la 95, bÁsicamente lluvias. una vez que pasan los sistemas, acÁ tenemos un sistema cÁlido, luego un frente frÍo, el aire frío, nos invadirÁ finalmente cuando termine todo eso. maÑana es tiempo tranquilo, comienza anularse, algo de lluvia, lluvia el sÁbado. aumenta considerablemente ese tipo de lluvia fina, tÍpica de frente cÁli

. >> marybel rodriguez is live at the scene of the crime at the magic city casino. >> reporter: well, good morning. the here at magic city casino where it all happened. there are still several city of miami police officers, as well as detectives on the scene. we are told that city of miami police officer that was stabbed multiple times we are told he is stable. the customer who was shot by the police we are told last we heard he was in surgery. at jackson memorial hospital. his condition still unknown. at around 12:45 this morning there was a customer who got into an argument with the employees. he was asked to leave he that's when the city of miami police officer approached him and tried to remove him. but according to one of the witnesses here, he was a little officer. >> he was fighting the officer. he was hitting the officer. they were on the floor. at that point i knew things were not going well. he was being very aggressive. then i heard someone i don't know if it was someone at one of the tables that was closer. i heard someone yell knife. and then a shot went off. apparently h

police arrested marlene rodriguez. dash cam video of the moments j after the attack has been released. we slowed down the footage. you see a black suv rolling without a driver at the intersection with colfax. after the woman stabbed chief eric tade, he was able to get steve staeger is live where this happened. >> reporter: it is an event that is on the mind of firefighterrest. they say the entire department is on edge. they are hoping for a smooth speedy recovery for their leader. it is a call becoming all too common on police radios. >> possible officer calling for help. >> reporter: a call for a first responder requiring first responders. >> report of a stabbing and they are saying the suspect got out of a fire chief's car and is walking eastbound. >> reporter: this time it was denver's fire chief. he was in an unmarked vehicle when a woman jumped in with a knife. >> a woman jumped in and stabbed him, the firefighter exited the vehicle, came back here to the fire station. >> reporter: tade, a second generation firefi

rodriguez is being held on $100,000 bail. >>> it's 5:38 right now. we have video of the man who the video is very clear. you'll see the man apparently following a girl. we've blurred her out for her protection. then he follows another woman until she went into a subway station. he turns his attention back to that girl. police say he tried to kidnap and rape her at knife point, threatening to slice her face. >> i've never -- this never happened here. the cops are very good here. i don't know how the heck, you know, this happened, but i hope they catch him. >> the girl says the man only got away with her cell phone. . you recognize the person in this video, you're asked to call police. >>> police are now issuing a warrant for a man who kept dozens of cats and dogs in deplorable conditions inside his new jersey home. more than 30 dogs, including 17 puppies, two cats, and three kittens, are now safe and sound at bergen county rescue. authorities rescued them tuesday from a home on hillcrest place in north bergen. covered with urine and feces. at least 11

. >> it's kitana kiki rodriguez in "tangerine," >> larry: that's a surprise. >> rodriguez's hauntingtrayal of a trans woman was brave, but it wasn't "jennifer lawrence invents a mop" brave. >> larry: robin, this is disappointing. rodriguez is transgender. they've had a great year! why wouldn't hollywood celebrate her? >> for the same reason the bear from "the revenant" is going to get snubbed. >> larry: wait, the bear? what? >> yeah, larry. she's brown, and she's a woman. two strikes! >> larry: robin thede, ladies and gentlemen. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the new sprint lte plus network is faster than verizon and at&t... based on data from the world's foremost authority on independent measurement. to celebrate, we're gonna cut some prices in half. switch to sprint and save 50% on verizon, at&t or t-mobile rates. no gimmicks. no tricks. it's the biggest offer in u.s. wireless history! what about verizon? 50% off. at&t too? 50% off. even t-mobile? 50% off. plus, we'll even pay your switching fees, up to $650 per line. so start the new year off right and swit

rodriguez plead guilty to second degree murder and cocaine possession. this all stems from the 2014 drive-by killing of tevin davis on state road 436 in front of the altamone springs best buy. today in court, the victim' s mother gave a tearful testimony , telling rodriguez she forgives him and his brother. >> i have a lot of work to do him a me in the family. stewart: his twin brother, manuel, was convicted of first degree murder back in october and was sentenced to life. meredith: a brevard county man is charged with fraud and theft after investigators say he took advantage of a quadriplegic patient. palm bay police say 25-year-old jeremy kish is seen here going using the victim' s debit card to withdraw money. police say kish visited the patient' s apartment with the patient' s caregiver, and managed to get the card and pin number when he agreed to go shopping for the victim. police say he then used it at least five times to withdraw close to $1300. we have new information on the two people found dead in a burned out mobile home. detectives are now ca

rodriguez a nice second half. didn't score in the first. in the second. leading the crew is19. and the canes win 67-53. next up, wake forest and coral gables on saturday. >>> the dolphins might have been a last-place losing team but represented pretty well at the pro-bowl. jarvis landry and albert added to the nfl version of the all-star game because of injuries. they wee alternates. the original dolphins pro-bowler mike pouncey can't play in the and that will do it >>> finally tonight, you have a chance to own a small car a big part of history. the c used by pope francis during his visit to philadelphia is being auctions off. one of two used by the pope. it will be auctioned off later in month benefiting missions of the archdiocese of philadelphia. >> i wonder what the bidding will start at. >> i'm curious as well. and that would be the talk of the pope's visit. >> what a conversation piece that would be.

vamos a pasar con nuestro meteorÓlogo certificado eduardo rodrÍguez.evaría pero las temperaturas han comenzado a descender, la mÁxima esta tarde en gran parte de la zona por debajo del punto de congelaciÓn estuvo, 36°. estamos en condiciones muchos mÁs frÍas finalmente. quiero mayormente despejado, al oeste de nosotros en la zona de las montaÑas ha habido ecos de nieve pero note en el aire frio que se ha filtrado desde canadÁ. nuestra zona estÁ básicamente con un cielo mayormente despejado y tenemos por supuesto este bolsÓn de aire frÍo. mÁs frÍo es lo que estaremos esperando y esperando en las prÓximas cuatro horas. asÍ que si no ha sacado el abrigo sotelo, no tenemos nieve, no hay nieve pero si las temperaturas van a presentar el suficientemente para tener necesidad de protegernos del frÍo. se pueden servir perfectamente siete o 9° dependiendo de la localidad. con solamente una leve brisa las temperaturas pudieran estar en algunas localidades entre cero o siete o tal vez 10°. esto es lo que tenemos para maÑana, muy cerca del punto de congelaciÓn es 3

. >> it's kitana kiki rodriguez in "tangerine," >> larry: that's a surprise. >> rodriguez's hauntingave, but it wasn't "jennifer lawrence invents a mop" brave. >> larry: robin, this is disappointing. rodriguez is transgender. they've had a great year! why wouldn't hollywood celebrate her? >> for the same reason the bear from "the revenant" is going to get snubbed. >> larry: wait, the bear? what? >> yeah, larry. she's brown, and she's a woman. two strikes! >> larry: robin thede, ladies and gentlemen. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) "beth" by kiss ♪ beth, i hear you calling.♪. ♪ but i can't come home right now... ♪ ♪ me and the boys are playing.♪. and we just can't find the sound... ♪ just a few more hours... ♪ and i'll be right home to you.♪. ♪ i think i hear them calling... ♪ ♪ oh, beth, what can i do... ♪ ♪ beth, what can i do... ♪ text beth, what can i do... [siri:] message. pick up milk. oh, right. milk. introducing the newly redesigned passat. from volkswagen. ♪ beth, what can i do... ♪ most people who sign up for health insurance on healthcare.gov qualify for financ

ten miles before troopers say rodriguez stopped his truck got out and started shooting at the trooper trooper to gunshots to the leg and abdomen but is expected to presidential hopefuls will take to the stage and i want for the latest gop debates one key figure will not be there. donald trump will skip the fox news debate to host a benefit for veterans. it comes after trump demanded fox replace moderator megan kelly who he claimed treated him unfairly. later complained a fox news release as his reason for dropping out. meanwhile senator ted cruz is accusing trump of dodging him look for much when the debate on good morning america at four forty six new this morning the u s justice department has reached a tentative agreement with the city of ferguson missouri now the deal puts in the place changes following the deadly police shooting of that young man on the left hand side of her screen eighteen year old michael brown to call for more thorough training of police officers and changes the city's use of force procedures a city council vote on the proposal is scheduled for next one and in

>>> i'm laura rodriguez in costa rica where the first group of migrants is expected to take off shortly to begin their journey north. i'll have the latest ahead. >>> arrested and charged. two middle school student as alleged by brought a gun to a middle school. >>> new video showing a employee being pistol-whipped. who poli are searching for right now. >>> a live look outside as south florida could be feeling the coldest temperatures of the year. there is definitely a chill in the air but a warm up may be just around the corner. i'm jackie nespral. >> and i'm adam kuperstein. jawan has the night off. let's get right over to adam berg with the weather. >> it has been cool. so when you say the coolest night of the year, it might get people's attention. so a couple of ingredients working for us, in our favor, if you are a fan of the cooler temperatures and that is number one, the northh wind out there. super, super dry. dew point, the way we measure moisture in the atmosphere, way down. and when you have low dew points, the temperatures tumble toward whatever the dew point is and it is way

gina rodriguez is hilarious and such a sweetheart. the two women who we're looking at tonight are also nominees, and they are looking hot tonight. let's start with regina king. so she was in this really beautiful gold dress that i thought was stunning. and if you notice, that is a cape attached to her dress. one of the trends tonight to look for is to expect the unexpected. we saw cape details, and i think we're going to start seeing them here in the red carpet. good luck tonight, regina. i know you're nominated for "american crime." double nominee because alicia vycander is nominated. she's an ambassador for louis vuitton. i thought she would wear louis on the carpet, and i was right. how amazing does she look in this dress. white is always a go-to color on the red carpet. and the reason is that it pops. it doesn't matter what your skin tone is. this color works on the red carpet, and this girl gets fashion. this is a fashion moment. i'm telling you, she will be on every best dressed list tomorrow. and she is making fashion work for

. >> it's kitana kiki rodriguez in "tangerine," >> larry: that's a surprise. >> rodriguez's hauntingtrayal of a trans woman was brave, but it wasn't "jennifer lawrence invents a mop" brave. >> larry: robin, this is disappointing. rodriguez is transgender. they've had a great year! why wouldn't hollywood celebrate her? >> for the same reason the bear from "the revenant" is going to get snubbed. >> larry: wait, the bear? what? >> yeah, larry. she's brown, and she's a woman. two strikes! >> larry: robin thede, ladies and gentlemen. we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ [ male announcer ] cats will do anything for the irresistible taste of temptations treats. what are you doing? oh, here, check this out. ♪ [ meows ] temptations. cats can't resist. [ meows ] one... two... three... cheese! yeeees! hey! paparazzi parents! you're welcome! now that t-mobile has double the lte coverage, you can over-share just about anywhere. look at the birdie! you used to have hobbies. now you have a baby. so go ahead. post away! hey, first kid? yeah. t-mobile's new extended range lte now reaches tw

rodriguez plead guilty to second degree murder and cocaine possession. this all stems from the 2014 drive-by killing of tevin davis on state road 436 in front of the altamone springs best buy. today in court, the victim' s mother gave a tearful testimony , telling rodriguez she forgives him and his brother. >> i hope they find jesus in thei re, and my family has a lot of work to do. we are praying for forgiveness. stewart: his twin brother, manuel, was convicted of first degree murder back in october and was sentenced to life. meredith: a new photo has been released, showing the vehicle an child may be traveling in. this is the white chevy cobalt authorities are looking for. the license tag is euj-l31. it' s a photo taken at a toll booth sometime before natasha quigley is accused of helping gary bullock escape from his work release assignment last friday in daytona beach shores. that little boy is xander quigley on the far right, he' s natasha' s 3-year-old son. a missing child alert was issued late yesterday afternoon, a step short of an amber alert. th

. >> i'm darlene rodriguez. chris cimino is here with with the forecast. >> good morning. not a bad morning out there. fairly comfortable by january standards. temperatures in the mid and upper 30s this morning. in and around the city, that's not too bad. go north and west, there's some 15 in danbury. it's these areas where we could see some icing problems. because of that, a winter weather advisory in effect. could get a little slippery. it's from 7:00 tonight through 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. day planner today, a lot of clouds, some sun at times. kind of a sun sandwich in between. clouds early, breaks, then more clouds late. a high temperature at 43 degrees. let's see if the commute is not bad. let's find out from lauren. >> not bad. we have a couple things going on. let's head over to route 4 westbound. there's an accident by midland avenue in the left lane with a downed pole. not really causing a delay. 202 shut down northbound between

gloria rodriguez is live there and is it causing problems? do you know about any water about any water outages? gloria: there are water outages, about 70 to 80 residents don't have water. i talked to a utilities crew and they say it will probably be shut down most of the day unfortunately. they just opened up the web line. the eastbound portion is probably closed so you can see the cones from u.s. one to tyler run drive. if you are taking the westbound direction drive carefully because they are working out here. when our photographer arrived he saw water gushing about two feet in the air. this was reported about 2:00 this morning and crews are now working to repair that break. starting to buckle so that was a big concern. that is why crews got out here so quickly. it may take several hours before they can open this portion of the road and before they can actually completely clear the scene. we will stay here and bring you the latest. live in wake forest, gloria rodriguez, abc 11 eyewitness news. john: it has been a busy last few days for duke

i'm darlene rodriguez. >> i'm michael gargiulo. storm team 4's chris cimino is here with the forecast. slightly better than yesterday morning. >> yeah, less wind. temperature-wise, pretty close. generally between 20 and 25. in and around the city, we're 23. 26 in jersey city. upper teens to the north and west. we have a little bit of snow flurry activity trying to move towards us out of pennsylvania. it's running into very dry air. some of these may survive their don't be surprised if you see a brief snow flurry or snow shower. most of this not reaching the ground. there will be a few flakes around up until around 7:00, 8:00 in the morning. sun by noontime, about 33. forecasting a high a little better than yesterday, into the upper 30s. let's get the first check on a thursday morning commute. >> good morning. you can see nice green traffic flows behind me. we have some roadwork out there. we're going to head over to the queens midtown tunnel, where you have the south tube shut down. the north tube taking on the two-way traffic. tha

marybel rodriguez cbs4 this morning. >>> we are following a seattle. police say two people have been fatally shot and three others wounded at a homeless encampment in the city. authorities say the victims lived at the camp and the targeted. the seattle mayor called the shooting an active crime scene and urged the public to stay away from that area. police are searching for two people. >>> let's see how much money debate without me. >> now to campaign 2016. this morning donald trump's campaign manager confirms the front run soldier skipping tomorrow night's gop debate. trump says he will boycott the debate. >> reporter: the latest escalation in tension came after fox news released this press release tuesday, saying, in part, we learned from a secret back channel that the ayatollah and putin both intend to treat donald trump unfairly when they meet with him if he the statement set the runner off. >> when they sent out the wise guy press releases done by some pr person along with roger ails i said bye bye. trump has been at odds with fox angry at coast me