local10 news reporter shyann malone is standing by at thehe me's office right now with the very latest fours. shyann. >> shyann: canal, that brown building youee behind me has the answers to all the questions so many people have. what happeped to five-month-old little baby hugo. now, while his body sits there, as pathologist work to determine the cause of his death, ironically his mother right across street at jackson memorial hospital at the facilities getting checked out mentally. it's the type of story that makes your stomach turn. a five-month-old-month-old baby found dead inside the freezer of this homestead home. it's -- it sickens me. >> shyann: police only found baby hugo after poolo attempted suicide. the incident report reveals ortiz called 911 as she stood near the sepp mile bridge in marathon telling dispatch she hah plans to take her own life. >> i'm sorry. you're planning to what? >> suicide myself. >> shyann: when the monroe county sheriff's office showed p, ortiz told them she swallowed rat poisoning which they found this her car along with a suicide note and an empty c

local10 news reporter shyann malone joining us live now with update for us. shyann. >> shyann: still l ls of f ter out here. psyc the curb submerged with water b b then we step down to the reason we tell you not to drive through nudded waters. check out this vehicle right here. it stalled just about an hour ago. it's been here every since. it's unrequest of the dangers of driving through deep flood waters. streets saturated with water. cars cautiously cruising through. persist precipitation causing all of this flooding throughout miami-dade, and downtown miami the rain was so pad bad, mercko had to catch an aub. >> i didn't want to drive my car because i have a car. have to get a canoe, i guess. >> we complained about it sever times and no one has come out to assess anything. i don't know ifft's the drains. i don't know if maybe the floor is saturated with water. i don't know what's going on but it's pretty bad. >> shyann: andy said the water is so high it's tough for drivers to maneuver through it. >> it's really bad when people try to take macha left turn at

shyann malone is at the scene. >> shyann: we are confirming it is indeed an 18-year-old high school student. let me step out of the way so you can see the scene expect you can still see the yellow tarp@ covering the body here as investigator continue to work this scene. several evidence makers surrounding this body. let's look athe scene from above, from sky 10. you can see offers dropping evidence marker after evidence markers they investiuate this scene, that yellow tarp covering the body of an unidentified teen. this deadly shooting happened just after 1:00 this afternoon. concerned community leaders tell me this is a scene we are s sing all too often. >> and i feel that it's very sickening that this will be done in the broad daylight, i mean, 40 rounds? who deserves to take 40 rounds of ammunition? and somody saw something, and if community really needs to step up and speak out so that these kind off things can stop. >> shyann: more video of the scene from the ground. 5200 northwest 26th avenue. we're still gathering details. know two nearby schools, brownsville and erlington middle sch

shyann malone you're right in downtown miami. how is it there? >> shyann: i'm in the rain. it's been raining, laurie, all i'm at northeast 2nd avenue and northeast 25th street. i want to give an idea how deep the flood areas ar p i'm standing on the curb, and i'm going to carefully step down here. you can see it's up to my mid-calf, maybe even a little bit more, but that's not stopping drivers in the area from passing through. cars cautiously cruisg through the rising rain water. resist precipitation causing all of this flooding flout miami-dade. streets in this south beach neighborhood just off alton road look like more like rivers than roads. >> amall pool. >> shyann: mother nature not stopping these tourists, though. >> we just want to go t the shop to buy some food. >> shyann: more of the same in downtown miami. >> i want to drive my car because i have a real low car, so i have to get a canoe, i guess. >> meterologist: local businesses also feeling the force of the flood. >> we complained about it come out to assess anything. i don't know if it's the drain. maybe the fl

local10 news shyann malone is live in miami to tell us exactly how this would exact the ride sharing service. shyann. well, kristi, at first thought it's like, here we go again. we just battled this in broward county where ride sharing services were suspended for a expert, but now they are back. and here we start this again in miami-dade. take a look at some of the video we've all been familiar with uber and the ride sharing services like. the chairman wants to regulate ride sharing services like uber and lift to better protect the people. miami-dade county. 's proposing a new ordinance that requires tougher background checks that includes fingerprinting, 24 and the passengers. and fines and pickup fees that other cap drivers have to pay. those are some of the of the restrictions he is proposing. >> i've had heard from many people, mostly uber drivers. they have expressed concern that this legislation is opposed to the industry. that is simplpl wrong. >> his ordinance simply put is intended to drive uber out of miami-dade county. >> what i want to do is put the cabs and uber in the sa

fish and wildlife services recommending they no longer be considered endangered our local10's shyann malone is live now to explain. >> shyann: the change is in the instead of being classified as an endangeredy species they will be down listed to threatened. manatees look these guys have been on the endangered species list for nearly five decade, something wildlife officials are pushing to change in 2016. >> we think that it would be appropriate to class pie the animals as threatened now and no longer classify them as endangered. >> shyann: state supervisor larry williams from the u.s. fish and wildlife servi explains the feces is progressing at a rapid i -- is the species is in mow longer in danger becoming extinct. >> now we have more than 6,000 manatees in the state of florida, and that's a big improvement from 20 years ago when we had about 1500, so the population has recovered a lot over the past two decades. >> it really is a success story. >> shyann: curator robert rose there's still work ahead. the key here is even though today is such a success, reel do need to make sure we keep our

local 10's shia labeouf live in shyann malone is live in medley with this story. >> reporter: we learned of this the officer said two dogs were involved in this attack but after reviewing animals considered the aggressor is in this case. he is sitting in quarantine. a female dog. and considered a bulldog mix that was picked up shortly after the incident. the second dog that we thought was involved was roaming the area at the same time as the black dog. that's why it was picked up as well. this black dog likely had an owner. some of this could have been prevent. >> the aggressor dog, the dog that did kill the chihuahua and bite the owner. her hair is in good condition and good booedy weight and could have gotten out of a yardcould have gotten out of a yard. this is preventable or if this dog was on a leash and not allowed to run at large off the owner's property, this would not have happened. >> reporter: the female dog attacked this chihuahua and the owner who likely tried to stop the attack was bit, one of them, the wife there receiving 100 stitches on her arm. her husband later suffere

. >> and that was shyann malone reporting for us. mike ridderring will be laid to rest in west africa. a memorial will happen weeks. >>> e arriving from a virginia. the three men were released from prison on saturday. the negotiations were conductedutside of the confines of the iran nuclear deal but both sides admit it paved the way for the rls. >> when americans are freed and reunited with their families, that's celebrate. historic progress through diplomacy without resorting to another war in the middle east. >> a fourth american was also released has alady headed home. >>> and a dangerous mlk holiday tradition is starting to pop up on the streets of south florida. >> coming up we'll tell you about all the to watch out for today. >>> good morning. >>> a dangerous sight on the streets of south florida. a group of motor bikers on the streets. local 10 news viewer popping wheelies. a highway patrol warning drivers to keep an eye out for any of these stunts during the holiday weekend. >>> there's a cleanup reported on a number of aisle

local10's shia shyann malone spoke with a doctor. >> shyann: so far there have beenthree confirmed cases of the zika virus. doctors tell me 80% of the people who do contract the virus don't even know they have it. it's called zika. the virus is transmitted through mosquitoes.. some of the symptoms include fever, rash, joint pain. expectant mothers, the virus has& been linked to birthy defects in brazil. >> many newborns in brazil had micro encephaly, meaning they were born with a s sll head. spreading through south america. although there have not been any outbreaks in south florida, three confirmed cases made it to the sunshine state. >> the local cases in florida, would peer in dade county from two individuals hat were coming from colombia, colombia has a lot off cases in the north of the country, and then in anonoer is was coming from venezezla. >>> the center for diseases prevention issued travel walkers for those traveling to south america. >> t warnings for pregnant women, no traveling to these countries because there is a high-risk of transmitting the infection to newborns and new

shyann malone has her cowboy boots on and she's live with more. >> guy, this is a big deal and you can tell from the line behind me people are piling in. in facts, this concert started out as a two day stop at the b, b and t center, but with all the overall response and the tickets selling out they had to add a third day, which is tonight. doors open at 7:30, so there's a lot of tunes to be heard. we heard a little bit of that sound check earlier today. can't share that with you, but i can tell you thagarth brooks is excited to be performing for all of you here in south florida alongside the one he loves the most. >> lots. laughs. >> we don't really ask for advice anymore. >> while keeping it real. >> but wetill give it. >> garth brooks and wife trisha the husband and wife duo answering questions from the media before they kickoff their three day concert stop at the bb and stylist from in sunrise. >> tonight is going to be way too much, way too quick. >> as we both know. >> the all fame country music singer retired from the road in 2001, but has beeback on tour for more than a year. it

local10's shyann malone live in fort lauderdale now with the story. shyann. >> shyann: we rely our 911 operators to get us through dire situations, oftentimes in distress. well, when this company called, she simply was not there. >> what can i do for you? >> let me have one slice of cheese pizza. >> okay. >> let me have a lunch special for the pizza lunch special -- >> shyann: that's is vce of frances francois. the 1 dispatcher was on duty and ignoring her duties as an >> can you hold on for me one second, please. >> shyann: the call went on for eight minutes, fran saw placing several orders likely for co-workers. meanwhile jered goodman was trying to get through. >> i was sitting on there for a couple of m mutes for sure. >> shyann: a patient clearsight opticians was having some sort of medical emergency. goodman and others called 911 for help. >> i was hoping there was some sort of bigger issue at hand that was taking place but i found out that was not the case. >> shyann: but didn't get through. francois apparently had something else on her plate. >

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reporting live from downtown miami, shyann malone, local 10 news. >> kristi: good day to be a duck. >> constance: or a fish maybe, i don't know. >> reporter: from, you boots on. >>> the controversial outrage surrounding the awards show lack of diversity. he is saying the debate over the nominees is part of a much broader issue. >> i think as a whole, the industry should do what ery other industry should do which is look for talent an for the opportunity to everybody. >> kristi: of course, you can watch thwatch watch academy awards here sunday february 28. our red carpet coverage begins at 7:00. >>> uess what, the king of pop is hitting the small screen, but causing some controversy. british actor joseph fiennes will be playing michael jacksonwill be playing michael jackson. the half-hour show features on a road trip where jackson, elizabeth taylor and marlon brando try to get home after the september 11 attacks. sound a little staged, but a former employee insists that this trip actually happened. >>> a big congratulations to tyra banks.. she is now a new mommy. businesswoman and amer

our local10 news reporter shyann malone is here with why they still might be filed. >> shyann: she is not phrasinin any criminal charges but that is something that could change. i'll get to that soon. but, yes, this video has gone killer, people people are commenting about what's going to happen if anything to this g gl. we know she is note facing any jail time as of right now but we do know that he has been suspended from herob. she is a neurosurgeon, one of the most elite type of positions we know about, and hoe knew her getting into someone else's uber would jeopardize somethingg she's worked so hard to be. >> will you call 911,,, please. she's getting violent guys another case of is an uber driver getting attacked.d. >> shyann: as a a story making anjali ramkissoon a four-year residents letting loose on an uber driver. >> yes,, seriously, yes. >> shyann: pushing be with kneeing, assaulting him, yet she walks away f free. miami-dade police department tells me there is no police report on file because the driver has not come forward with any formal complaint. the doc may not anybody

local10 news reporter kai shyann malone is live in medially for us with the latest. >> shyann: i spent most of the afternoon with this family, and it doesn't take long to know that they were very attached to this dog. they considered it a member of the family. they're taking this pretty hard, but a good samaritan has stepped up trying to help them ease thth pain. >> i think we're going to call hum willie. >> shyann: swill a new member of the rojas family puppy was donated to them after their his playful spirit providing some what have a silver lining. but the pain still stages miguel rojas mourns the loss of his pet dog gucci. their three-year-old chihuahua was attacked and killed by this female american bug dog. guch's owner who tried to stop the attack was bit receiving 100 stitches on her arm. muggle later suffered a heart attack after seeing his dog torn to pieces. >> don't make a family go through this pain. this is not fair. not fair, what happened to my parents, and we're still suffering 24 hours later. >> shyann: family have the family tells me there were two dogs involved in t

our local10 news reporter shyann malone is live at the seaquarium in virginia key to explain for us. shyann. >> shyann: we have to keep in list the manatees here, and this is the initial process, so there's still a ways to go but wildlife experts hope that they would be down listed by the end of the this year if all goes well, but you've got to keep in mind that manatees have been on this endangered list since 1947, so experts tell me the change of classification does not change any ofthe regulations designed to protect our manatees, but the proposal instead would take them off the list. they say this is all good news because the species is progressing at a positive rate and right now are no longer in danger of becoming extinct. >> now we have more than 6,000 manatees in the state of florida, and that's a big improvement from 20 years ago when we had about 1500. so the population has recovered a lot over the past two decades, and because of that recovery, we think that it would be appropriate to classify the longer classid fi them as endangered. >> shyann: as i mentioned, there are se

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reporting in liberty city, shyann malone, local10 news. >> janine: take a look at this dramatic surveillance video showing a 13-year-old boy being robbed on the streets of miami. that victim was targeted for his gold chain and bracelet. local10's liane morejon live on the scene with more of this video. >> liane: and, janine,e, even more unsettling is that this crime took place right outside of the victim's own school. we are at northwest 12th avenue and 6th street in little havana right outside of the slam charter school, and that is where this armed robbery took place. in the video you will see victim as well asp his two friends. now, we did speak to those two happened, but we are keeping their identities private. a then 13-year-old boy crosses the streeeewith his friends. little do they know they're being followed by ab armed man with bad intentions. >> he was standing at the corner. i think he watched us when we walked to 7-eleven. while we were walking back, he ran across the street. >> liane: as soon as they get to the other side he lunges, pulling at the victiu's neck and his gold chai

let's get to shyann malone. she spokes to students and she joins us live. >> shyann: i'm obviously in the parking lot but this is actuay where the honda accord was parked when it was picked up by wind speeds close to 100 miles per hour and dropped right here on the space next to it. top of a camry. but then mother nature kept on going. you see this parking lot, the spot right there, the second one in? a fort pickup truck was parked there en it was picked up and thrown into the field. a car on top of a car. not the usual scene in the parking lot for students here at broward college. >> a toshed can lift up anything. shyann: and it did. strong winds reaching close to 100 miles per hour, manag to dropped it onto the toyota camry parked right next to it. >> another student said a car was o top of another car. when i looked out the window, it was my car that was under the car. >> really, really crazy. car all car flying around. it was a really, really scary thing. >> shyann: mother nature also force awed ford pick up

. >> loc10 news shyann malone. she's live at the scene with details so far. >> actually we switched over to miamiardens, pd where i just talked to a spokesperson who told me that the person was shot in the leg. that person is expected to be okay, but the shooter is still on the run. >> sky 10 fing high above the scene. it appears the shooting happened in the 3,000 block of northwest 194th terrace in miami gardens. you can still see several evidence markers marking the ground as officers work the scene trying to figure out what happened outside this home. i am told one person was shot and taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. >> again, police are still looking for a shooter in this incident. they believe he or she may have jumped into a getaway car, but we're still working on those details. as soon as we get more information we'll get them to you. reporting live in miami gardens, >> we're just hours away from tonight's big powerball drawing. take a look there, which you can watch right here on loc

report live in coconut creek, shyann malone, local10 ns. >> victor: incredible. all that nasty weather out there. let's get a quick check on traffic. >> janine: jenise fernandez is here with how the roads are looking. >> jenise: 's messy and scary morning, and we are still seeing some accidents out there. let's start with the palmetto expressway. this is as you're heading north around use of 27. looks like traffic is moving bucket see in the distance where cars are start can to hit their brakes, all of that again due toon accidint. this is the palmetto northbound around us-27 witit speeds at 19 miles per hour. dolphin expressway an accident there as well as you're heading west around northwest 37th avenue. it does look like traffic is moving though with speeds at 44-mile-per-hour. i-95 northbound,d,his is actually in the express lanes root around northwest 62nd street. there is is on the debris there so be aware of that with speeds a 27 miles per hour. and we are still waiting to get iny deed of on i-95 under -- deer field of argund hillsboro boulevard, i-knife s

. >> victor: local10's shyann malone is on the story. she'll have a live report at 5:00. >>> right now let's get back to our severe weather alert. we're tracking the radar. a lot of green. a lot of yellow out there right now. >> laurie: and it's the kind of night you want to stay in, cozy up and order a pizza, right, betty? but i don't think anybody wants to deliver tonight. >> betty: i know, but eventually it will get better out there. we're starting to see some improvements in terms of ronger part of the system pushing out over the atlantic waters. so that's the good news. and i think we're going to do away with this tornado watch really soon between broward and miami-dade counties. right now we want to take you straight dow to the keys where we are still finding some rough weather. nastier cells are now offshore but still this band of rain could certainly produce some gift winds it's a gets ready to move over toward the upper keys, so we're not quite inn the clear for overseas highway. definitely not a good drive, but at least we don'