local10 news reporter terrell forney is there live for us to gives sense of how soaked everything is today. >> terrell: and lale in the afternoon, laurie, some progress among residents here but still i can tell that you everywhere you go, you still see downed tree branches and downed tree limbs as well because of what that storor did yesterday. if you look close his in some yards you see this, more serious signs of some tornado damage. >> this is the aftermath of a rnado. >> terrell: it's the calm after the storm, and another appreciate time that homeowners like cindy p.a.w.s. are using to >> took us until 5:30 last night to just take all this down. trench up and down city's block heavy lifts rolled in to haul away harming pieces of debris. >> it's been pretty widespread. we have had aaot in this area of coconut creek. >> all of this is the avocado tree. ve been in this house for 18 years and it was a big tree whenen i moved in. >> terrell: city's avocado tree is no more thanks to the tornado. the wind tommed a bus and even ripped part of a roof off a nearby apartment building. and t

whenstewhen terrell was shot. pam things got so bad for her she tried to take her life not only once but twice. >> no mother should ever have to bury their child. >> then pam had a realization, she wanted to live and she wanted to make a difference. she left a 20 year career in banking to start purpose over pain, a support group for parents who lost children to gun violence. pam now works at st. sabinas catholic church, a fixture on chicago's south side a part of the city locals call chiraq. pam is the violence prevention manager at the arc a community center run by the church. before each workday pam stops at the church's memorial wall dedicated to victims of gun violence. >> to make sure he's safe i protected him as best i could me and my husband and because of guns in our neighborhood, my baby not here. so just like it hatched t happee it can happen to anybody no matter how hard you try to protect your child. [♪ singing ] >> before terrell's death, played the base in multiple church bands, was pursuing a music

local10 news reporter terrell forney live now in fort lauderdale to show us exactly what happened in court today. >> terrell: calvin, it's taken more than three and a half years to get to this be point bought that trial is officially underway. pat santeramo is facing a number of charges, including racketeering, grand theft and land nim in prison for the rest of his life in convicted. the criminal case against pat santeramo is built on checks bearing his signature and testimony from the mouths of people who worked under him. >> i asked if i would be reimbursed, and he said yes. >> terrell: the money was for biscayne donations but investigators say he illegally used teacher funds and used the same coffers to line his own pockets be with sometimes abusing company credit cards and other times with construction kickback san dimas. >> he would simply take the real cost of the materials and the labor, let's say the real cost was $4,300 and he'd tack on 10 triple digits in all the 68-year-old a is accused of stealing 300 how toed from the union that represents about 10,000 broward teachers.

terrell collapsed at the pastor's feet. the songs that once soothed pam's soul now only add to her suffering. >> i can't watch no more. that's my baby. i really don't watch the videos because he's supposed to still be here singing. >> reporter: pam's son just one of the thousands who have died here in the last ten years. chicago has one of the nation's highest murder rates. a city known to some as chi-rack because there are more deaths than casualties during the iraq war. pam and her husband built in backyard patio. >> this is the safe haven spot that i put together for terrell. >> reporter: it didn't protect terrell. so now she keeps an even tighter grip on her two remaining sons. >> as lovely as your home is, it seems like a prison. >> it is. ma, you got me living inside this box. let me outside. i try to let him out a little bit but it is a prison. >> reporter: sense her son's death pam found purpose over pain. a grass roots antigun violence organization in the hopes other parents won't have to suffer a similar tragedy.

local10 news reporter terrell forney live with this exclusive. >> terrell: laurie and calvin, not many places around town where someone could take a rare exotic animal, but in the ca of which 99-year-old woman, she knew the right people so that king ofaju wilil appear at the south dade animal hospital. a feisty furry creature is carefully coaxed out of an attic in a southwest miami-dade neighborhood following an odd and frightening encounter with an elderly woman. >> 99-year-old woman is sound asleep. she feels something. she wakes up. and this kinkaju, this furry big animal is curled up asleep on her chest. >> terrell: the woman and the animal both scream since the woman doesn't own any pets, so says the vet now treating the the scare is how this exotic animal wound in the attic afraid and most certainly hungry. they are nocturnal, rarely seen in the day and only native to central and south america. however, special p pmits allow people in the u.s. to keep the animals a as exotic pets, and this one likely slipped away from its owner some time over the past few weeks. >> you do not hea

. >> reporter: it didn't protect terrell. so now she keeps an even tighter grip on her two remaining sons. >> as lovely as your home is, it seems like a prison. >> it is. my middle son told me one day, ma, you got me living inside this box. let me outside. i try to let him out a little bit but it is a prison. >> reporter: sense her son's a grass roots antigun violence organization in the hopes other parents won't have to suffer a similar tragedy. >> you going to be okay? >> you know what, i'm going to be okay when i die and go to heaven with my son terrell and with god. >> reporter: today is the nation refocuses attention on gun control, pam visits the grave of her son, taking the social media to post his photo next to her son's headstone with a message, thank you, president obama, for using your power to save lives. but with many in this country saying tonight the president is abusing his power, and his proposed gun control plan won't save lives but will trample them, the right to citizens. even the president says there's a

terrell. >> terrell: calvin, this is the south creek neighborhood, northwest 43rd avenue and 3rd street and it will be just a few more days before residents here at least some of them will be able to get back normal, and this is why. you see this fence out in the front yard? part of it was ripped from base when that tnado came really just going through really, really fast. and take a look at the back of their house here. you note longer see a screen because that, too, came ripping away. downed trees, broken branchnd debris, littered yards as far as tie can see. >> there was just stuff everywhere. >> terrell: the intense storm that rolled into coconut treek around 10:00 this morning knocked out power on this block and left rich with significant >> neighbor's basketball hoop came flying across the street into my rond front door and took out two windows on either side of the door and just a lot of trees, a lot of stuff in the road. >> terrell: rich and others spent the day even assessing the dang atop they ever roofs and speaking with other neighbors who hadaduite a story to tell. >> i hea

local10 news reporter terrell stell is live with a cleanup effort. >> terrell: is and theest case scenario, they had branches and trees down in their yard but the worst case scenario was much more serious damage like you canan tell with this bent fence and this tree that is uprooted from the ground in this front yard. this heavy lifting and carting away of the excess debris has coconut creek neighborhood. where homeowners like cindy pause are still trying to get things back to normal. >> all of this is the avocado tree. i've been in this house for 18 years, and it was a bug tree when i moved in. >> terrell: cindy's a caudo tree isis thing of the past. have a caudo tree thanks to the tornado. >> when the biggest gust of wind came, i thought it was going to suck my sliding door right out of m kitchen. >> [bleep] >> terrell: one homeowner recorded this intense wind as it pushed through his own backyard. >> oh, that is a mini tornado coming by, ladies and gentlemen. holy [bleep] >> terrell: blowing away everything not tied down. another resident capture the whipping winds not far away, all cre

local10's terrell forney live with the latest now. >> terrell: you can bet that officer perez has seen some pretty wild things during his 15 years as a street cop here in miami but no doubt that that training certainly helped him here inside of this casino as he subdued a man who eventually stabbed him in thehe face. >> he pretty much lashed out at the officer. >> terrell: witnesses describe a belligerent man who refused repeated requests to leave. >> he hutt the officer. the officer tried to tackle him down to the floor to detain him, arrest him. >> terrell: things grew more violent pie the second inside of magic city casino just before 1:00 a.m. this morning. officer raul perezez was at the facility working an off-duty detail and was called over t escort the man outside, and that's when had a knife was pulled%out. his face, and from what i saw, the officer acted you know very patiently with the man, very responsibly, like they was really doing his best to avoid an incident. >> terrell: officer perez fired a single shot, striking the violent patron. the casino turned nigh full on crim

i'm terrell forney, don't news. >> laurie: terrell, thank you. and the search has been suspended for a swimmer who reportedly went missing in fort lauderdale. a witnesses says he was on his balcony watching the man swim when suddenly that man disappeared under the water. police and fire rescue cruise arrived to search for the man but fort lauderdale fire rescue announced they suspended the search after about an hou >> calvin: and to breaking news now, a former oklahoma city police officers was stones 263 years in prison today after he was convicted of a number of crimes and other issues as well as rape. and authorities say this happened while he was on duty. daniel hotelsclaw whose case want national was convicted in december for allegedly committing sex crimes against 13 different women. >> laurie: right now, millions of americans across thehe east coast, they are bracing for a winter wallop, a likely blizzard that could bring historic snowfall to some areas. >> calvin: the mayor of washington, dc, has already declared a state of emergency and u

local10's terrell forney has been covering his trial and joins us live now from fort lauderdale. >> terrell: and, janine, there will be no verdict today. that's because the judge presiding over this case has allowed the jury to go home for the night after a long day that started with closing arguments. >> mr. santeramo, in on the scheme, in an act, came up with the scheme. >> terrell: prosecutors painted a devious picture about p p santeramo, the man who once ran the browardrdeachers union and was responsible for its $6 million budget. >> he made that money appear legit on the books of etu. so basically he took money look clean. >> terrell: from making illegal political campaign contributions with union coffers to embezzling union funds, the 68-year-old is accused of stealing roughly $300,000 from broward teachers. investigators say santeramo schemed with a friend and construction company owner davidest esposito to inflate invoices on work performed. then he and esposito would allegedly pocket the extra cash. >> he sat up there and looked you in the eye a`d told you things that were just no

sum. >> terrell: again spot notes poe zito not space facing any charges. santaramo, if de is convicted he behind bars. live in the video port, i'm terrell forney, local10 news. >> janine: a man arrested in connection with an armed carjacking, and local10 was the being taken into custody. local10 news reporter ben kennedy has the story from northwest miami-dade. >> ben: the crook did not get far, about two blocks from where he crashed that stolen car. we'll show that you video in just a bit. police say they found him right here in this abandoned house where they also discovered a gun. a man wanted for armed carjacking is in cuffs, taken in after police say he stole a car in northwest miami-dade and forced a woman a gunpoint to hand over the keys to this black mustg. officers spotted the bad guy four miles away where he crashed it into a street sign at northwest tenth avenue and 2021st street. it's there that the crook then took off down the road. >> he was just jumping gate after gate after gate after gate, falling, jumping gate after gate, just kept jumpin

local10 news reporter terrell forney is live icoconut creek with that video. >> terrell: yeah, this is the south creek neighborhood of coconut creek, just west of the let's get right to that video. this was recorded by resident here in this neighborhood as that storm rolled through about 10:00 this morning. this is in the backyard of this home. you can kind of see his swimming pool in the backyard. he notices the weather worsening so he pulls outs his cell phone camera and begins to record. he is certainly meads and stunned by whgt he -- amazed and stunned as that whipping wind pushes through. his some of his children's toys pushed into that swimming pool. you can see the palm trees blowing in the wind. bate lot of things really blowinin as that tornado pushes dangerously close to this coconut creek home. that man who recorded the video, his name is rick, he did not want to be interviewed for this story but he certainly wants people to share just sort of the danger involved in these types of storms. and w wve shown you this. if you come back out life on camera, we showed you this as ou

radio and television personality bill terrell terrell hosted " job man caravan " .. s-c-e-t-v's longest running program.the program was on the air for 30 years. terrell wasn't 3 the only one who received an award. former us congressman john spratt and former executive director of the south carolina broadcasters association shani white both received honorary life membership awards. it's that time of year again... beer lovers from around the state will converge on the columbia metropolitan convention center for the 8-th annual world beer festival. the event is tomorrow starting at 12 noon until four. it's featuring an expanded palmetto state. 3 tickets are 40-dollars in advance and 50-dollars at the door.here's a football here's a football may surprise you. 78-percent of americans look forward to super bowl commercials -- more than the game. that's according to a san francisco 3 ad agency survey of one- thousand people. anheuser- busch released a short teaser of their bud light ad that will play during the game. comic amy schumer and actor seth rogen... suiting up. and

this is a new mugshot of terrell last night. "fox 35" jackie orozco is live at the volusia county jail with the latest, hi, jackie. >> reporter: good morning, we were the only station to speak with terrell williamson's family and he says he's innocent and the reason why it took him a little bit to turn himself in is because he was looking for a lawyer but again let's take a look at his new mugshot. this is 18-year-old terrell williamson and even though he's smiling he's facing some 3 charges, sexual battery, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and false imprisonment. his girlfriend daria hill helped him sexually battery a woman 3 times in one week in hill's deland apartment. deputies say it happened on january 1st through the 5th. she was arrested on friday and faced a judge yesterday. now, she remains in jail on $150,000 bond. now, we talked to william's aunt have down -- we got all the things we need right here. >> reporter: and, again, williamson will be facing a judge later on this morning and we'll let you know what hap

terrell. >> terrell: laurie, i have to say that there's been no sign of those wild bike riders here in this area, which is pretty interesting. they seem to be avoiding the miami area where one of the biggest mlk day celebrations is underway. this is a street festival here at northwest 62nd street and 32nd avenue on the outskirts of miami in northwest mild. there are a lot of people here -- northwest miami-dade. there is immunization and plenty of good, street vendors as well selling a lot of things, and gather after that big parade that took most of the afternoon. the sweet sound of music and the roar of high school marcng bands filled the streets of liberty city. just about everyone. >> i love to smile. alive to be out here. >> terrell: miami resident has been made this her tradition for many years. >> it's good for young people. it's not all about violence and begun violence. we have to show the positive side. dr. martin luther king had a message and his meanings was peace and love, and i here today to support that. >> terrell: local fighters, police officers and elected officials li

terrell. >> terrell: yeah, this is apparently the first time that that 16-year-old girl has been in trouble with the law. she appeared to be very soft spoken and quiet in her responses to the judge. meanwhile, the person that she is accused of stabbing remains here at broward health hospital. we spoke to his mother just a short time ago. she wanted to conceal her face, but this is what she told us. >> i thank god that my son is alive trench her son was posed to be back in class today at piper high school in sunrise. instead, the 16-year-old boy is still in the hospital following >> i got to go. >> terrell: the incident happened on wednesday following a fight that broke out on a school bus as it rode through lauderhill. sky 10 over as was over the scene after police and paramedics were called. the dispute moved off o@ the bus, and a student 16-year-old stephanif lexy is accused of pulling out a kitchen knife at some point and stabbing her last mat. lexi was arrested on a aggravated battery and face aid judge late this afternoon. her father was also in the courtroom for the appearance. he dec

local10's terrell forney live in the video port now with more. >> terrell: this is the prosecution's key witness on the stand. he wasted no time pointing the finger at the former head of accusing him of son conspiring, coming up with this plan to steal the union's money. >> $15,653. >> terrell: big money billed on invoice after invoice for repair work that in some cases was never done, and one man signed off on it all. >> whose initials? >> pat. >> terrell: pat sant ram oh the longtime president of the broward teachers union is accused of conspiring with david esposito a construction company owner and friend to perform various renovation jobs at the teacher headquarters. >> was there a discussion about inflating invoices? >> yes, there was. >> terrell: y spot who was given immunity hit the witness stand to is a santeramo orchestrated the scheme of overbilling the union coffers so the two could pocket thousands in cash each time. >> i would cho him what my costs -- show him what my costs would infte the bills to cover a amount of money for him that he would tell me to add to each invo

pharrell williams and -- terrell williamson turned himself in.

kcci's laura terrell finds out. >> i don't pay any attention to this. i don't feel that it's a good reflection about who will actually come out on caucus night. laura: hillary clinton shrugged off any concern late tuesday about the new quinnipiac poll putting bernie sanders ahead of her in iowa. >> it proves that what we have laura: senator sanders campaign says the new numbers are proof iowans are getting to know him and his message of economic equality. >> when we started here in june i think it was like 61 to 5 or , something, most iowans didn't know bernie sanders. >> all in all, this is good news for senator sanders, and it's a warning sign for hillary clinton. laura: kcci political analyst dennis goldford says sanders supporters are more enthusiatic then clinton's with his campaign , stops feeling more like sporting events or pep rallies. but it will take translating that enthusiasm into organization to win. >> the old phrase, organize, organize organize, and get hot , at the end. sanders is suddenly hot with this poll, but we're not quite at the

terrel was the only deputy to let a grand jury decide his fate. we check in with officials who say the other 4 former s.w.a.t. deputies pleaded guilty and awaiting sentencing. >>> round's attorney has not responded to our phone calls and text messages regarding the indictment but the sheriff will hold a news conference at 1:00 to talk about the latest development from the video. we will be there for the conference and you will be able to hear it on air and on our free wftv news app. >>> 43 days of the homeless building. >> there may be relief in sight. there are 108 people living outside the building which is

if convicted...terrell could get up to 10 years in prison and a 250 thousand dollar fine. four other deputies seen on the video have already pled guilty... and are awaiting sentencing. authorities are investigating after a car is hit by a sunrail train yesterday. it happened near the sunrail operations and control center in sanford. s say the train was returning from debary. no word if there was anyone in the car. but there were no passengers on the train. a news alert now-- three more people are under arrest-- in a weeks-long armed standoff in oregon. according to authorities-- the three men surrendered to police and f-b-i agents last night-- along a road near the wildlife refuge on tuesday-- authorities also arrested 7 others-- including the group's leader-- ammon bundy. one person was killed during a confrontation with police. "!ree men arrested last night--will each face felony charges. today-- a florida house committee is meeting to vote on its version of the "pastor protection act". the legislation would prevent clergy members from being forced to perform same sex ma

local10's terrell forney on the scene with more on this investigation. >> terrell: all of the passengers who were in the car died. only the driver survived. this intersection where it happened is actually the end of a dead end street. there is a traffic signal here. this car went into the water. loved ones have been showing up all day. see some folks right here just kind of standing by, reflecting, trying to understand what happened. it is a heart-wrenching sight. a yellow car pulled from a murky pond overnight. a crash that ultimately took the lives of three passengers inside, inclung these two brothers. >> the car when we originally got here was completely in the water. >> terrell: cops say rescue drivers were auld out to the area near 44eth streets and inverrary boulevard. they fopped the driver 24-year-old deshawn prince safely on the water's edge after making out alive but he told investigators three more people were trapped inside. >> our fire people went in to rescue mode. they went inside the water and were able to retrieve three victims from the inside of the vehicle that was su

terrell is charged with using excessive force and as well as violating an unarmed victim's civil >> terrell now is faceing maximum of ten years in prison. >>> an update for illinois, the wife of the police officer who killed herself, melanie gliniewicz is now in jail after she was indicted by a grand jury yesterday. she's accused of adviseing her husband husband staging a suicide back in december. >>> you may not recognize this woman's name but you may anthony 's case. >> she ran up hundreds of >> the casey claimed that a woman kidnapped her daughter caylee. >> the judge decided there was no evidence to support the kidnapping claim. >>> a scare at the american airlines flight. theaircraft was headed from london to los angeles. >> the captain turned the plane around and to make an emergency landing after a flight inten dependant inten dependant collaps d. as of this morpg, american morning, american airlines have not said what >>> in just a few hours, volunteers will go coming on pinellas streets. it helps county wide effortsand homelessness by helping pinellas officials identifying gaps and

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>>terrell: so a live look now at this coconut creek neighborhood. the residents here really still the working to sort of get thing back in order in front of and behind their homes as well. we've soon a number of repair crews also out here so we see mere. it says at&t on the side. obviously looking at those phone electrician workers from fp&l also working on those lines as well. so a lot of still yet to do to get this neighborhood back to 100%. that's the latest here in coconut creek, terrell forney. >> calvin: and let's to go jenise fernandez with a look a how the roads are after that big storm in coconut creek. >> jenise: we had an corps turned trashing trailer, downed power lines, it was a carry scary moment forhose on the road wades. i-95 southbound, the view from southwest 10th street, there is an accident around hillsboro boulevard. as we zoom on in closer to see those heavy delays again i-95 southbound, hillsboro boulevard there is a right lane blocked, speeds at 19 miles per hour. an accident on 5955 eastbound, this is right around hiatus roa

local10 reporter terrell forney is live. >> reporter: this is headquartered in a row northwest 79 avenue near 55th street. the doors here are sealed shut not because of the food but because of carbon monoxide which sent all of those workers to the hospital. the surrounding street of a drought food company to shut down within minutes of firefighters receiving the emergency call. >> they fod between 10 to 12 employees rking at the facility behind me complaining of lightheadedness and dizziness. >> reporter: the business is a commercial kitchen where healthy meals are cooked and prepped daily for delivery but system made loud, strange noises so an employee%shot off the fan. this, according to investigators, allowed the carbon monoxide fumes to build. >> the worst outcome of any carbon monoxide exposure depending on time and exposure could lead to death. >> reporter: fortunaty, the end result was not tragic, 11 workers were rushed to the hospital with non- life-threatening injuries and the kitchen shut down for a day after city inspectors the habitation. shape love specializes in low-calorie

terrell forney has the latest at the courthouse. >> terrell: we're talking about the formemeboss of one of the country. thth verdict was delivered in the scrooges we can report that pat santeramo has been convicted on facing. >> the juffer your peer has found you guilty of count 4. >> terrell: pat santeramo's fate game came down late this afternoon, guilty on eight of nine public krugs charnes against the 68-year-old who stole roughly $300,000 from the broward teachers union coffers. >> he was the gatekeeper of a multi-million dollar budget from the dues of the broward teachers and that money was going nowhere without him knowing exactly where was going. >> terrell: santeramo was

terrell williamson is said to be still on the run this afternoon. >> reporter: accord tog a sheriff's office report, williamson was arrested on december 31st and released on the same day. now, investigators are saying he raped a woman with the help of another female. the volusia county sheriff's department say terrell williamson and daria hill raped a woman several time ins the last week. williamson is on the run, but hill is in jail and had been in court. her eyes lit up when the judge she faces charges of sexual battery and false imprisonment. many of the details found in the sheriff's report are too graphic to talk about on television. the first time, raped her he held her and the second time a gun was held to the woman and the third time, hill was said to have held her down. hill was allegedly present for all of the situations. >> obviously it's disturbing. we ant to help her by bringing those responsible to yous is. >> reporter: now, hill was found at her mother's apartment where the alleged attacks happened. williamson still has not been caught. >>> more than 100 people were dep

terrell forney is live. >> reporter: good evening, carlos and shyam. this is the hottest ticket in town the powerball power play. billboardsacross our area there are nearly 1 billion reasons why you should play and many people are doing just that. >> who wants to be a billionaire? >> reporter: that dream and desire destroying hopefuls by the millions. machines around the nation are printing up nearly $8000 worth of tickets a second that is 28 million an hour a demand that has kept lines long at grocery stores and gas stations. >> people who don't play are picking up tickets. people who don't know what the game is are picking up tickets. >> reporter: the odds are stacked against you one and 292 million that it is easier to be hit by an asteroid that it is to hit the jackpot. lottery chief said there were other winners last night even though no one got the billion dollar price. >> we had 25 players across the untry who won $1 million we had three other players who won a $2 million second prize. >> reporter: across south continues. people picking her lett

volusia county deputies are on the lookout for terrell williamson. they' ve already arrested daria hill, who the victims says, held her down and watched the horrifying act. wesh 2' s chris hush combed through the disturbing case documents. chris: the details are graphic and disturbing. a 19-year-old woman, allegedly held against her will by a man and woman, as they took turns raping and beating her for several days at a deland apartment complex. the volusia county sheriff' s office has already arrested this woman, 28-year-old daria hill. an alleged accomplice to 18-year-old terrell williamson, who is still on the run. >> we want to investigate fully, swiftly, find the person justice. chris: investigators say the victim knew the suspects. in this incident report, she told authorities the attacks started on january 1st. with a gun pointed at her head, the victim says williamson told her to take her clothes off. he then allegedly raped her, while hill watched. this was just the beginning. >> in this case, three separate incidents. chris: over the course

jesse terrel was indicted on civil rights violations for being arrested. surveillance video shows price has his hands up and lays on the appearing to surrender. that is when the deputies pile on top of him, pounding on his head and body while he is down. marion county sheriff chris blair says the video shook into the core. >> as soon as i saw this video , all five individuals were suspended without pay. i personally felt that their actions were egregious and they should never receive another dime from the marion county pat -- taxpayers. michelle: the body camera footage from one of the deputies from another angle tells a misleading story. they scream at price to stop behind your back and even cut the body camera off at one point. terrel was fired following the incident. the other four deputies resigned. jason: a former deputy at the seminal county jail could lose his states are for -- certification after arrest. michael ryan conversations of his coworkers, complaining. he was fired by the department. prosecutors have released chilling new video, showing a

terrell? >> v vtor it was all part of a robbery scheme with this couple that went on for about a week. this afternoon they are both locked up at the broward county jail after we learned a relative turned them in. >> tiffany is her name and she is 20 years old. and now considered one half of a >> we will take their word at this stage that they in fact had aflame i believe liquid. >> her boyfriend robert golden is the other alleged ban did it and both are seen on video and walking into an oakland park denny's and confronting a cashier with a plastic bottle filled with gasoline. d a lighter. threatening to set that woman on fire. >> it's not lifetime it's just so horrible. the lady was terrified. >> cops were also tipped off about a theft at a 7-eleven in the dania beach. they stole about $30 in food and surveillance images saturated the news and that's when a relative of one of the suspects led detectives to tiffany so allegedly admitted to everything, including a third robbery is the a differen

terrell faces 10 years in prison if convicted. of course, we'll let you know what happens. >> after three years, a popular chain restaurant is returning to the sunshine state, three years after closing of shop in florida, benigan's is returning. a ribbon cutting ceremony is being held at the new location this morning. the new location will include an enclosed patio with a 70 inch screens at the bar. >> i could go for a burger and fries after the show. >> they have the deep fried sandwich, the monte christo. it could have gone away because they made changes but that's what i used to get. not all that good for you. here's the rain through the day today as we expect more totals adding up leading to a flooding threat. more than an inch in spots near cape canaveral. more than two inches on top of the record rain we saw yesterday. right now, just some drizzle on our major roadways through downtown orlando. heavy rain in southern brevard. to our south, that area of low pressure low pressure bringing in more moisture and then more coming

today we're hearing from the let's get to terrell forney. he is live with more. >> terrell: certainly a lot of emotions running through the mind of this concerned mother. she is back here at the hospital. she says that her 16-year-old son is in stable condition and thankfully suffering from to a non-life-threatening stab wound. meanwhile, she's still trying to figure out what led up to this violent fight. a soft-spoken stephanie lexi appeared before a juvenile court judge as prosecutors laid out the crime that landed the 16-year-old in custody with a charge of aggravated beater with a castlewood deadly weapon. >> the incident hapned after school on wednesday following an argument on a school bus. cops say several students stepped off of the bus in lauderhill and that's when things turned physical. sky 10 as high over the scene after police were called. lexi is accused of using the fife to stab a 16-year-old male the victim's mother who does not want her facehown would they're be at piper high picking up her son. instead she's now by his beds

. >> reporter: 22-year-old terrell newsom was one of the suspects caught over the weekend. >> before he left he was on the phone quite a bit. i went to bed and i heard his phone ring a couple times. >> reporter: his grandparents say they had no clue who he was meeting up with. they say terrell has never been arrested for a sex crime and isn't like this. >> it's very shocking to us. >> i just think it -- he somebody older or something maybe? >> reporter: the pinellas county sheriff wants to warn parents tonight they need to watch what their kids are doing on-line. marcella burgos, abc action news. >> detectives say one suspect drove three and-a-half hours to meet what he thought was a 134 13*-year-old girl. >>> in other news -- the parrots are off-shore on their ship. the word is they are planning to invade tampa. >> the meeting is set for high noon to discuss the advantages of surrendering the city. you are invited to watch. where the pirates will demand the key be handed over to the city to avoid a long and costly battle. the mayor refuses, the pirates then invade during the histori

terrell forney has the late. >>reporter: cameras show a shadowie figure squeezing through the front door, first eyeing a glassisplay case before going after what he really wants, the stoto's cash box, ripping it right from the cords. >> apparently the thief just took the cash register. >> that's all he did? >> that's all he did. >> wow. >> came in, didn't take any of the products, didn't disturb anything else, went right or the cash register and took off. >>reporter: owner of vapor blade after 6:00 sunday morning but e-cigarettes untouched it. >>> a ball-cap wearing thief barrels through front glass door it, head first and then darts straight for the counter. he eventually steals only the cash box knocking over a computer in the process and then runs off with very little money and that same day about an hour before the same thing happed yet again at a shop called holy smokes in pembroke pines. images here crystal clear, only the cash box is stolen. the crook appears to be wearing gloves and a ball cap in each cas