terrell. >> terrell: laurie, there was a desperate dash to stave the lives of those two people trapped inside of that burning car but their injuries were just too signifint. their remains are now here at i.d. -- mak pay positive i.d. >> as you can see the impact to the concrete wall was severe. >> terrell: the race against time is caught on video along i-95. wild flames pouring out of a crashed car where two people trapped inside. >> one was from out of town. the other one, apparently everything in the vehicle was burned, so we don't have any identification. >> terrell: a local10 photographer captured these images who a cell phone. we know the car was traveling in the northbound lanes of i-95 at about 3:30 this morning, but as it approached the 395 overpass, the vehicle lost control and hit a concrete wall at high speed. the impact forced the car back into the lanes of traffic where it became engulfed in flames. a road ranger was first on scene and managed to pull one of the victims out of the burning car but it was already too late. >> my hat's off to the road rangers. this gentleman

terrell. >> terrell: and, laurie, that baby is dng okay tonight, while the accused kidnapper is in jail, and we also have to tell you that family members say that she's very familiar. she's actually a cousin of the family, and rell ives the say she also had a odd obsession over becoming a new mom. >> terrell: fresh from adoctor's checkup with the baby and her mom of every reason to celebrate. >> she's healthy. she'e' smiling. she's beautiful. she's been cooing and babbling all morning long. as s sn as she saw her mom, she just lit up. >> terrell: the child's aunt said it's a bittersweet feeling for family noww knowing their own cousin 23-year-old stephanie augustin orchestrated a plan to barge nigh hema and snatch the infant girl at gunpoint on friday night. the move sparked a statewide amber alert. >> and that situation, whatever, occurs and what should happen about will happen. we just pray for her as a family member. it's hard, but, you know, she made her mistake and she has to go through it. >> terrell: today stephanie cried during her court appearance. she was arrested on saturday

. >> terrell: laurie and calvin, the crime scene tampa was come down in flovent elementary school but the fear is still here. in fact, a man who owns a home right across the street from this school says that he, too, he's bullet on his home, but this, what you're looking at where two rounds hit with four kids and also a teacher inside. >> gunshots. >> terrell: the distinct sound of bullets make ten-year-old taveras williams and his classmates panic. she told all us to get down. >> terrell: taveras and three other studts were inside of the porteddable that was hit by gunfire. the entire elementary school immediately went into lockdown. >> we waited for the police t o come. then we left and went to another classroom. >> we cut of off the lights and she locked auto doors. >> did you know it was gunshots? >> yes. >> terrell: worried parents rush over to the school's campus to find crime scene tape and a heave police presence along with the scheels superintendent. word spread quickly about what happened. >> my grandkids' m m called me the pone saying that bullets are flying everywhere. >>

>> terrell: e. >> trent: help me fill the nexex two minutes with adjectives. it is a spectacular day against dade, broward and the florida keys. let's be honest. we're brang. this is a look at the miami tower cam loooong out toward the coastlinin the hollywood beach cam has been pay popular place today ass it has been packed along the beach, and see that onshore flow coming in out of the southeast. a little bit of cloud cover in mallory square where it should make for an interesting sunset in the conch republic and the the radar is quiet, what you're seeing is false return. no rain across the area as wespeak. theories that bank clouds. it is now from the mid to upper keys, past the seven mile bridge through key west, and you can see east coast areas here quite a bit clearer, and we'll keep the clear skies in the forecast for a majority of evening as that southeast wind is right there near 10 to 15 miles per ami, a little bit lighter down in key west and marathon where there's a gust of 17, a gutt of 23 right now in miami. as we go through the evening what we c

t's begin the terrell with a good night in that coconut creek classroom. >> terrell: is on very many startling news considering two bullets hit that classroom portable where four students with disabilities and a teacher were inside. you can see thaha portable behind me. this is also right next door to a daycare center. amazingly no one was hurt, but those kids certainly heard the sosods. >> gunshots. >> terrell: the distinct sound of bullets made t t-year-old tavares williams and his classmate panic. >> she told all t us get down. >> trent: tavare and three other students were inside of porteddable that was hit by gunfire. the entire elementary school immediately went into lockdown. >> we waited for t police to come, then we left and went to >> he panicked. so when he panicked, he can't get no oxygen, and nobody was telling me what was going on. so they rushed me in to make sure thate was all right. >> terrell: worried parents tuched remembered to the school campus to find crime scene tape and a heavy police presence along with the school's superintendent. word spread quickly about w

terrell forney has more on the crash can the cleanup. >> terrell: good afternoon. we are still waiting for defensive coordinator from fortrt lauderdalepd to release new information about the driver whoho caused the crash. you can see some debris in the 200 block of southwest 2nd street, and when you look at all of this and you hear the details, it's raffle omega that no one really amazing no one was killed. chaos only tells part of what the anthony mila witness during his shift at the pizza shop. >> you hear a lot of showings, a lot crying, screaming. >> terrell: the driver that wayward car slammed into five people 3:00 a.m. early sunday rning before coming to rest against a tree. >> worst nightmare. i get a call at 4:00 in the morning, my kids haveve beenit by car and they're in the hospital. >> trent: christian and sebastian ciliates, brothers from toronto in found ter iv for the week. je just arrived on saturday night and decide spend their time on the usually busy fort lauderdale strip. >> we weree just walking along having a good time and all of the a sudden t

terrell. >> terrell: laurie and calvin, that rally is set to get underway in about 20 minutes or so northwest 71st street and 14th avenue, and the scene of thisy latest shooting ended here in the court yard of this detectives at this point say that this is again considered another unsolved murder. another day, another young life lost. >> he didn't do nothing to nobody for nobody to take his life like that. 17-year-old david ghoul bourn would be targeted by a gununn shot multiple times in broad daylight on wednesday in the courtyard of this liberty city apartment building. someone posted this photo of david's lifeless body on facebook. a relative said it happened in front of his 12 and 14-year-old cousins. >> we just want justice, like ere's nothing else our family can do. we just took a loss in january. >> terrell: we know david was walking with a friend 16-year-old ka day qian gordon at the time. gordon was shot in the leg but survived in that same shooting. >> they not even 19. i'm 53 years old, and they not even going to make it to be that age. you know what i'm saying? and it's sad. >> te

local10 news reporter terrell forney is live with more on this increased reward. >> terrell: it's been 48 thundershowers since this little boy was -- it's been 4848 hours since his little boy was killed at his apartment complex. this community is now pooling together resources to put an end to it all. >> i brought 1 how toed from my church today. >> terrell: that check hand-delivered today by this group of pastors, ribes and community activists sickened over the shooting death of a six-year-old boy. >> we're at a point now where we're saying put up or shut up in order to get these issues handled with these murders, these senseless killings. >> no matter what religion, no matter what race you are, no matter where you are, these are our children 1 these are our people, we stand united, we will find you. >> terrell: little king carter was shot and killed saturday in an apparent drive-by as he at northwest 103rd lane and 12th avenue, his family still in disbelief. >> we're still d dastated. it will be a while before we turn back to some sense normalcy. everyone is still around. nobody went

. >> reporter: in many ways terrell efram was like any other 20-year-old. >> just got a job. he wasn't on the job that look and then he gets murdered. >> reporter: february 26th his creek a few blocks away from his home. terrell was stabbed to death near east 28th and wheeling street, a police that still haunts his mom mary jones. >> i went over to visit the creek at 2:00 this morning and just sat there. >> reporter: aurora police believe the brutal attack two years ago was a random crime. >> it hurts. i feel like it's my fault. >> reporter: terrell's fell ha visited the crime scene often -- has visited the crime scene often looking for clues. there have been few since the 20-year-old was murdered. >> i feel like my heart has been ripped out because there's no answers whatsoever. >> reporter: kathy and her family still have no idea whyer it recommend, a special -- why terrell, a special education student, was violently targeted and police have no leads. >> it's on impossible for me to think that -- it's impossible for me to think nano one seen the stabbing of my -- think of m

. >> terrell: today that surviving teen's family has been at the bed side of this teenage boy at the hospital helping him endure a rough surgery after a bullet shatter a bone in his leg while also learning the beef behind the shooting may have been born on social media. >> i mean, i'm still feeling it right now because i really don't know, w w don't know what to do, move. we really don't know. >> i just thank god that he's alive. ihank god for that. >> terrell: and so the relatives of that surviving victim will be well as the relatives of the 17-year-old who was killed. again, this was scheduled to start at about 5:00. we anticipate it starting within the next 30 minutes or so. but on this side we also see some law enforcement officers here as well including the assistant director for the miami-dade police department here in support of this protest that is expected to happen some time over the next half hour. we are here. we are covering it. and we'll have the latest developments for you as it happens. for now that's the latest here in liberty city, i'm terrell forney. >> calvin: the

three former broncos were looking for punch their ticket into the hall of fame, terrell davis, and steve atwater and john lynch were looking at it. but none of them made it. >>> now, all of the focus turns to tomorrow. >> and there is a lot of anticipation, and anxiety for fans. to celebrate. game day is nearly upon us, cheryl. >> reporter: that is why there is an early christmas, the broncos are supposed to be in the room at 10:00, so 2 minutes after, they have a very big day tomorrow, but the fans, hey, they can be up all night if they want. the energy and the excitement was building all day long. both here in santa clara at the team hotel, and north in san francisco at super bowl city. >> two, three! >> reporter: the they look a little excited. the cheer leaders have fired up an enormous crowd. there are thousands and thousands of fans there at super were saying they felt a little out numbered with the orange in the city. there's going to be a big crowd of fans gathered in this same spot tomorrow to watch the game on big screens, and you know what? there was just as much enthusiasm at

. >> terrell: family members hit by the tragic murder of 17-year-old david goulbourn have felt this time of pain before. >> we just wan@ justice, i mean, like there's nothing else our family can do. we just took a loss in january. i mean, we can't lose no more family. >> terrell: that loss was david's5-year-old cousin aulder hill shot execution style last month while riding his bike next to miami northwestern senior high. in this latest shooting david and a friend, 16-year-old daquan gordon, were walk can together wednesday evening when a gunman targeted the two. daquan was shot in the leg. david ran at least a mile before the soter cornered and killed him in the courtyard of the liberty city apartment complex where he lived. >> they not even 19. i'm 53 years old. and they not even gonna make it to be that age. you know what i'm saying? and it'sad. >> terrell: today that surviving teen's family learned the beef behind the bullets maybe born on facebook. right now friends, family of activists are gathering at the murder scene to protest the seemingly endless spate of gun violence. >> enou

terrell. >> terrell: yeah, the family touched by this tragedy is from miramar. they were here in palm beach county just visiting relativities but their lives chged at this intersection which is close to the boynton beach and lantana border. you can see that this chain link fence has been ripped to the grou and this temporary memorial has been placed where this fife-year-old boy lost his life. stuffed anima placed the crash site tonight are helping family members reflect life of little jayden readon, eye five-year-old boy killed over the weekend while on an afternoon walk with grandparents. >> never give you any problem. now i just have to live with thisifor the rest of my life, knowing what coming and have been should have been directors came speeding by losing control and hitting the small child. the it hit the fence, throwing jayden's body down a field. he was later pronounced dead. it turns out the man behind the wheel, 20-year-old eugene was fleeing police. cops tried to pull over that white buick enclave several blocks away but they say eugene did not stop.

local10's terrell forney livefor with us the latest on this investigation thi afternoon. >> terrell: that white mer e driveway of who police wanted for questioning in this case. we can also tell you this afternoon we checked in nto doctors. there are two people recovering here at jackson memoriaia critical condition. >> do you want to tell us about thth other night? >> terrell: round under vode wy cameras, jose calzadilla maintained his silence as he agreed to mete nto detects of at traffic homicide. >> he's the registered owner of the vehicle. that's all. >> terrell: calzadilla's attorney was by his side helping tow ease his client's fears after police implicated the father and husband in a crime that sent four people to the hospital over the weekend. this wild s sveillance video shows the scene outside of a miami liquor store. the victims stepping into a car when it is slammed into from behind. a fifth woman is tossed the ground but she is the only one to escape serious injury. >> his car was involved in an incident. he is a little bit -- anniversary been involved anything like thi

terrell. >> terrell: laurie, the entire miami-dade corrections department is in mourning over what happened. this is the facility that he worked each and every day, the pre-trial detention center here iniami, and today we are hearing from the victim's bestfriend who said they were so close, they were like brothers. davion hall was supposed to suit up for work this bass past friday and report for his job at in miami, but when the lock-time corrections officers didn't show up for his shift, supervisors called his mother who then raced over to his pembroke pines apartment. it is here where the deadly discovery was made. davion killed in thinks own home and found dead on the l ling room floor. all weekend long condolence messages have been shared on social media. one woman writes "with the with a heavy heart i still can't express the pain felt." another says "i truly don't understand. can't believe this. rest in paradise." >> and i know that this happened to him, he lost his life in this mannerit's really pus excelling confusing and it's not a feeling that i would wish on anybody. >> terrell: t

terrell. >> terrell: this was a single vehicle crash involving two people, a driver and a passenger. their remains now here at the medical examiner's office in miami-dade. we know that one of the victims was burned beyond recognition. intense flames lit up the early morning sky. a car on fire along i-95 with `two people trapped inside. >> this accident has taken two lives. we are investigating it right now. we do believe that speed was a factor. >> terrell: our local10 photographer captured these images eye cell phone. the car was tveling on the northbound lines of i-95 about 3:30 this morning but as it the vehicle lost control and hit a concrete wall at high speed. the impact forced the car back into the lanes of traffic where it became engulfed in flames. a road ranger was first on scene and manage to pull one of the victims out of the burning car. but it was already t late. >> my hat's off to the road rangers this gentleman was very brave to do that and it's one of the best services that can be provided out here on these highways. >> terrell: so those crash investigators have a lo

terrell. >> terrell: yeah, well, within the past five minutes more than a dozen police officers from miami-dade polic of showed up here to the apartment cplex where the six-year-old boy was shot and killed just a few days ago. you can see there are marked and unmarked cars here. we're told they're using this time to canvas the area for more talk to people who live here to gather some more information. with that said, we do know that tips are now pouring in to crimestoppers thanks to reward money that was grown over the past 24 hours. we know that it stands a $26,000, andnd that has urged more people to pick up the phone and call in some crucial tips. it's been 72 hours since little king carter was killed, a vibrant first-grader wise beyond his years. >> king! >> terrell: but was the tragic loss of the six-year-old boy continues to anger the community, attention is being drawn to the state capital where lawmakers of stalled the witness protection bill. >> if senator everest don't put senate bill@13, 14 back on the bill, we will never resolve a lot of these violent crimes that's occurr

. >> terrell: gunfire from a new blocks away reached frances tucker elementary. two reached the port a where donna clarit's grandson was in the trailer. >> my grandson was in the trailer and when the bullet hit the floor he panned i can. >> terrell: ten-year-old troffers williams and his three classmates are@ okay despite being within inches of the flying bullets very we waited for the police to come. then we left and went to another classroom. >> the glass is shattered. the bullet went through the glass, hit the opposite wall, and landed on the floor, a foot away from a child. >> terrell: the miami-dade schools superintendent joined the police top braz at the school where yellow crime scene tape and flashing lights greeted concerned parents. phphe calls and text messages went out seconds after the incident. way they handled it in the school.& it's just we don't feel safe all day. we just want them there with us toda so we pulled him out. >> terrell: a close call that noone wants repeated. >> when chance and luck are our children's best friends in this community,

terrell forney is live with an update in fort lauderdale. terrell. >> it appears a pair of cousins may be behind all of this. a 23-year-old woman and a 14-year-old boy are now in custody. the family says they are familiar with these two individuals, but what sparked this kidnapping. >> we are waiting for the arrival of taraji right now. >> the aunt of little taraji kemp is relieved tonight, but hurt that the kidnapping and home invasion tt went down at this apartment near fortrt lauderdale involved their very own cousins. >> it hurt his very much. so -- because it's two people at are going to sit in jail for a very long time. at the end of t t day that's our blood. >> 23-year-old stephanie augustin was booked into the broward county jail overnight numbers the kidnapping that set off a statewide attempt to findd the little girl. they orchestrated the plan using her 14-year-old cousin to break into the home with a gun friday night. pointing it at the infant's mother and stealing baby taraji. we have another cousin. i'm not sure what her motive

terrell owens. first time eligible. >> he's coming back and playing >> no, no, he's been done. paul, by the numbers, hall of famer. but what kind of teammate was he? if he's a bad teammate, to me, that counts. that's what i want to hear in that room. >> dan, when you think of terrell owens, what's the first thing that comes to mind? >> i'm the star. i get two. popcorn, and when he was doing crunches in the driveway. [ laughter ] >> the crunches in the driveway is how i remember terrell owens. >> what about the commercial with nicollette sheridan? >> we got his highlights in. >> all right. >> speaking of stars on tv, how far are we into the ronde barber wait? >> i talked to ronde yesterday. >> do you just sit around and make calls to these people? >> 2018. you got to be out for five years. ronde's last year, five years after that, 2018. i talked to him the other day, he goes who is in my class in 2018? i said you don't want to hear! ray lewis, randy moss. >> 2018, it is! and lynch has, like, 26 interceptions. people that didn't see john lynch play like the three of us did all th

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stacey: kcci's laura terrell shows us the amazing moments that happened next. >> it was really devastating. he was a premature baby. so we knew right from the beginning that something was up. laura: born with cerebal palsy and a seizure disorder, doctors told dakota reason's parents he wouldn't live past the age of 5. >> i was told by one dr. to take him home and love him because he determind to prove everyone laura: -- determined to prove everyone wrong, dakota always perserved. now 18-years-old, dakota can't talk but he is very social. for 4 years, he's been the manager of the west fork warhawks boys basketball team in sheffield. >> i keep telling dakota he's got an awesome family right there.

terrell. >> terrell: and, laurie, school st wrapped up for the day here at redland middle but quite a turn o o events on campus where the hospital. let's get to that sky 10 video right over the scene here in homestead after that 911 call afternoon. we're told that altercation was between two boys, one of the students ran up behind the other, picked him up and body slammed him onto the ground. this happened in the second according to kids who were around. that's when miami-dade fire rescue was called in. les show that you next piece of video. the many very being airlifted to the hospital. doctors right now at nicholas children's hospital are treating the boy who we're told is in the eighth grade. he has had a serious head injury after being slammed onto the ground. no word on his current condition or his exact age, but witnesses certainly knew how serious i i was when it happened. >> when he started having a seizure and foaming and they had to call the ambulance and the police to come to school and get him. even a helicopter came. >> so it was obvious that this young man w hurt. >> yes

howard earl and terrell mclamb also face burglary armed robbery and kidnapping charges, police believe there are six suspects in all. >>> durham police think they know who stole neighborhood packages offer porches during christmas time. investigators took off once on 29-year-old terrell dillard in connection with two of the theft they say happened december 26 and 28th. they are still looking for dillard. one resident caught a man stealing the gift right off of her front porch through the security video. to at least eight similar package that reports. >>> the state naacp is making plans for the 10th annual mass moral march in raleigh. organizers say the goal of the marches to get all north carolinians registered to vote by the 19th of this month. that is the deadline to register in our boat -- to register to vote in our states primaries. the march will occur february 13. >>> let's take a look at stocks now. we are having a bit of a mixed day with the dow up 15 points, nasdaq down nine, s&p 500 down two points. two percentage points. for complete market and business news, go to www.wral.

about what's happening. >> terrell: and movement on that bill they hope will happen some time before the end of the year. meanwhile, cops still need that big break. the reward money iss now at $26,000. if you have any information that could help police, call miami-dade crimestoppers. that number 305-471-tips. we are live in northwest miami-dade, terrell forney. >> janine: we continue to following news, this is affecting the turnpike. let's bring in our traffic reporter jenise fernandez to rt it out for us. >> jenise: with our looking at live video, t ts accident affect northbound and southbounun latins on turnpike. this is right aroununsun life stadium, exit 4. this accident involving a box truck you see right there ended up over the concrete median and now we're seeing two lanes blocked in southbound lanes and two lanes blocked in northbound lanes. now, let's take to you this photo that was just september to our newsroom. ititooks like that box truck was traveling northbound, somehow ended up over that concrete median and part of it in the as you can imagine, heavy delays on the tur

forney is live with the tragic d dails. >> terrell: and those victims, laurie and calvin, the driver and passenger of that car. some pretty wild video that you are about to see as there was a desperate, dramatic attempt to save their lives. did race against time is caught on video along i-95. wild flames pouring out of a crashed car where two people are trapped inside. >> one was from out of town. the other one, apparently everything in the vehicle was burned so we don't have any identification. >> terrell: a local10 photographer captured these images on a cell phone. we know the car was traveling in about:30 this morning. but as it approached the 395 overpass, the vehicle lost control and hit a concrete wall at high speed. the impact forced the carack into the lanes of traffic where it became engulfed in flames. a road ranger was first on scene and managed to pull one of the victims out of the burning car. but it was already too late. >> my hat's off to the road ra^gers. this gentleman was very brave to do that and, you know, it's one of the best services that could be provided out

terrell. >> terrell: janine, defect in this case are pretty adamant that the two teens being held here at tgk went to that apartment complex to kill. they never hit their target, ough, but a six-year-old first-grader wound up dead. the patch on the neck for a graze wound from a gun battle that ultimately left six-year-old king carter dead who was just an innocent bystander. >> what our youth is doing, which is the real issue here thate all got to work together to stop, is they're going to guns to resolve that issue that's happening on the social media. >> terrell: also 17-year-old irwen pressley. cops say they drove to the northwest apartment complex on saturday firing bullets a someone named ju ju involved in a feud on facebook. ju ju also was armed and shot back as pressley and adams sped away p a stray bullet fatally hit the first-grader the in chest sparking community outrage. today no one was hematpressley's apartment in opa-locka where cops arrested the teen and served one of several search warran this morning. neighbors say the street was shut down for hours as dozen of bags of

terrell. >> terrell: yeah, this was a dispute that apparently all started on facebook. the two teens now under arrest and beingeled h hd here at tgk were apparently so upset that they went looking for another person with guns but that person was also armed, sparking a firefight that left one suspect grazed and the child killed. and still sporting a neck patch is described by police as the driver of a car that fled the scene saturday after its occupants unleashed a hail of bullets at this norththst miami-dade apartment complex. six-year-old king carter was caught had in the middle of gun battle fatally shot in the chest for a fight that had nothing to doith the child. >> what our youth is doing, which is the real issue here that we all got to work together to stop, is they're going to guns to resolve that issue that's happening on the social media. >> terrell: today cops also identified 17-year-old irwen pressley as the occupant in thecar. after loud outcries from the community and a sanitizable crimestoppers reward, tips started to pour in to police, and by this morning

terrell. >> terrell: we just checked in with doctors here at jkson memorial hospital. we can tell that you one of the victims is now listed in good condition. that is a 20-year-old woman. other victim recovering here is a 25-year-old woman, and she is in critical condition this afternoon, but again both still under doctor's care. let's zee show you this piece of video as well because the man incident showedp voluntarily a summation where investigator investiging the crime. jose calzadilla is the man you seon the left, the other guy is his attorney, and more on what happened in a moment after they%showed up. but let's take you back to the scene. a liquor store on northwest 44th street and 17th avenue.& a group of individuals, as you can see in this surveillance video, are getting into a car when it is slammed not from behind by a white suv. the impact sent four people total to the hospital with serious injuries. the fifth woman who you see was thrown to the ground did not suffer any serious injuries. witnesses say that they saw a man get out and then look at what had ha

pretty much glad nobody's hurt. >> terrell: no injuries indeed. a live look now at some more damage. the folks here in this neighborhood of made some progress in terms of cleaning up, but you can see thaha they still have a lot of work to do. we can also telling you that there are a lot of downed power lines, soolks in this neighborhood still do not have power. at least some of them. but if you come across some downed power lines, experts say that you should treat them as if they are still energized because that is certainlyp a possibility, so a dangerous day if you are out and about andnd you come across one of those power lines. this afternoon, i'm terrell forney, local10 news. >> calvin: just east of miami-dade gardens this was t t scene in midwest miami-dade. storms blew the roof off norland elementary school. there were no kids in the portable at the time. >> laurie: and even or our meteorologist julie durda was hit strong by the storms. while she was here this morning warning all of us, check out what happened to her backyard at her home in

terrell. >> terrell: this is called an arthur hearing. essentially y 's a court appearance to determine if this murder suspect should bee released on bond before his trial. let's take you upstairs inside of the courtroom. deandre charles walkednto the courtroom shackled today. he's been in custody for two months now following an indictment by and upper. detective have long considered the 15-year-old a suspect in the murder but did not make that information pubc until his arrest this past december. deandre's family was in court as well as the rabbi's relatives. let's take you back on the it was august 2014, that's when rabbi joseph raksin was walking to temp on a saturday morning. heas approached in what is believed to be an attempted robberernear north miami beach but it was sabbath so sack raksininas not carrying any valuables. he was deal town visit can his daughter at the time from new york city. he was shot anyway, and the crooks ran off. well, today we learned that gunman dropped pieces of a .40-caliber firearm at the shooting scene

terrell. >> terrell: and, calvin, many of us hereeceived that amber alert over the weekend on our cell phones. th baby, though, was eventually found safe andound. everyone tied to the story is related, and those same relativities are now asking why. augustin's face, an emotional also felt by her loved ones who filed piled inside of the courtroom. >> you're charged in count one with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon without the i ient to kill. >> trent: the kidnapping happened friday night spark awning statewide amber alert. the baby was found safe saturday abandoned in a home near orlando and cops say the 23-year-old woman, a cousin, enlisted another 14-year-old relative to carry out the armed baby snatching snareio. >> honestly there are so many mixed emotions. we're still trying to figure this out, trying to wonder why, and it does hurt. it's bittersweet f f us. we're happy the baby's back but we're sad. >> terrell: we were theres the baby was reunited with her mom last night, and again today whenthe health infant girl returned home from ari soffer doctor's visit. the baby's au

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terrell forney h the individual. >> all fours cars down, i've had to keep up with him, i had to push the mit and everything. >>reporter: a turn of the tables for a uniformed miami-dade police officer after he's flagged down and accused of speeding by a citizen. >> i pushed 80 to try and catch up when you and we were still eating your dust. you were leaving me behind and i just wanted to know what's the emergency? >>reporter: a woman named claudia castillo posting the >> i was hitting 80 and i could not catch up to him. >>reporter: using her cell phone she documents the police movements and tails the policecruiser. >> i don't know how fast i was going but i can tell you this, i'm on the way to work right now. i don't believe i was eeding. but, like i say, you're entitled to your opinion. i saw you now when you pulled over next to me. i thought you had some kind of emergency. >>reporter: both cop and citizen remain political in the video. everything fine? >> no, everything's fine. you're speeding. >> i apologize and i'll be sure to slow down. >>reporter: this morning the officer is res

terrell davis, we talked to former bronco about his prediction for the broncos to get a win. it is hard not to be a little bias in this game. i mean, so gary kubiak obviously , denver is my team so people know that. yeah certainly i will find ways to look at the game through their perspective and how i think they can win it. i feel good about the chances of winning this game. i think a lot of people terrell felt better and the broncos to pull off the offset the underdog. and one note, he did not get elected into the pro football hall of fame boarded john lynch of the red carpet event in san francisco but more coming up in sports jeremy back to you. bummer with td commit 2 lombardi trophies to denver and a third may be tomorrow. one thing you notice the influx of security all over the area in santa clara and up and san francisco, taking security every corner tonight and three years in the making for local police and bomb squads to federal agents grinning delivery trucks entering the stadium. through metal detectors pets downs, bag checks and no specific threat but they have vi

i am pulling for the other two guys, terrel and steve atwater. i hope they get their due. it would be a wonderful day if any of us get in. >> he said he and terrel davis and steve -- steve atwater are all finalist. thee will find out during the honor ceremony tomorrow a lot is riding on this game. this even involves the animal kingdom. >> it matters who you are going % to trust when you make your wagers. baby tour it -- baby tortoises picked the jaguars -- panthers in charlotte. out of all the animal predictions the broncos with a clear favorite. these kind of predictions come down to science. >> we might want to use those on the next storm storm -- snowstorm. >>> a beautiful broncos sunset. this is looking good with the blue and the orange. the numbers are cool but comfortable, 37 and 20, cooler than the normal high of 45. with the sunshine and light winds it felt good. i love this contrast, 76 and -24, a 100 degrees spread on the temperatures. right now these guys are clear. 29 degrees downtown and 19 at the airport, south winds at 14 miles an hour. we're in a cool spot

, steve atwater snuffed but of course terrell davis did make the cut to the top ten. year. one step closer. some of the big names that did make it brett favre, first hall of famer and peyton manning old coach tony dungy some form or former white receiver marvin harrison one of manning teammates made it and so the good news as we approach closer to super bowl 50. san francisco raul martinez fox 31 denver, back to you. when i say great football i think don, joe namath and rob lowe. thanks for that. all of us have fox 31 denver with own predictions for the outcome of the game 24-21 broncos in my photographer rico romero 24-23 broncos edging out a victory so we have shared our thoughts on the website and making videos check them out kdvr.com click on the road to the championship at the top of the page you can send us out with your predictions, two right after the game fox 31 denver the best postgame coverage along with the griffith, we will have highlights from the game and all the players and coaches, live team coverage with reaction in denver and potential problems after the

terrell hills--"i just like theirirchool. they have a great campus and a great coaching staff. they wanted to get better and work. and they said they wanted me to be a part of that." tyler danke--"the coaching staff really sold me and i love the campus. i think it's a great opportunity and i really look forward to continuing to play there and looking forward to winning a conference championship there." congratulations to all four black raiders. chris: unofficially, ten more siouxland football players will continue their careers in the d-1 ranks. we'll hear from three of those players--ko kieft of sioux center, burke prins of hinton, and hohenstein of heelan--pushed back until tomorrow but here's a look at the other seven that signed today. we mentioned norfolk catholic's david engelhaupt yesterday, his teammate aidan burroughs is heading to liberty university. sdsu picked up three players from northern iowa today including logan backhaus of the state champion spirit lake squad and pete menage and cj roths from central lyon. scheidegger of newell fonda and conner thiele of oakla

terrell forney has that stor >>reporter: little taraji kemp is safe and finally back in her mother's arms. a wild weekend whihi involved the infant being kidnapped on iday night during a home invasion. the baby's aunt tells us the armed intruders were the victim'swn cousins. >> it hurt us very much because it's two people that are going to sit in jail for long time. at the end of the day, that's our blood. >>reporter: stephanie augustine is charged in connectioiowith the incident that set off a state-wide amber alert to track down the missing two month old gigi. augustine orchestrated the plan using her cousin t t break into the home and pointing a gun right at the infant' mother. >> i'm not sure why she reacted in such a crazy way, but i guess my other cousin probably was obsessed or something like that with my little cousin's baby. an fhp trooper spotted the car. she was alone but apparently told cops where to find baby taraji outside of a home in orlando. a scare that makes this mother-daughter time even more precious. >> everybody was happy now. she's safe. she's healthy. >>repor

i'm pullinggfor the other two guys, terrell and steve atwater, that they get their due. would be a wonderful day if any of us gets in. >> look, there are only four broncos in the nfl pro football hall of fame. we are due, right? >> we need a couple more. hopefully tonight, we get two. >> two would be great. >> the one that should go in tonight. >> terrell davis and john guys, i hope, makes it. great guys, great players. they desever it. >> hopefully together. >> i mean atwater could not each play the -- could not even play in the nfl toifntled he would owe money >> right. >> the way he hits. >> we'll be back tonight at 9:00. we'll have an hour long chase for the championship. and also going live on the web we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store

in des moines, laura terrell, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. stacey: the iowa supreme court says it's going to keep an experimental business court going because it is working so well. established in the business 2013, court was supposed to end in may. it deals exclusively with business cases involving $200,000 or more in dispute. it is staffed by three judges. steve: we got some rain instead of snow this morning here in the des moines area thanks to our above-freezing temperatures. but there were some areas of central iowa where things got a little slick during the morning drive. kurtis gertz is here. kurtis: the system is moving on out. all we have left in behind it is clouds. right now, visibility's aren't dropping. later tonight, expect some fog. temperatures to drop below the freezing mark tonight, so going to be some re-freeze out there. generally mostly cloudy for your wednesday. a high around 37, and that is our average high for this time of year. well above normal temperatures on the way. mid-50's thursday, 60's on friday. we hang onto

. >> terrell: the killing of six-year-old boy is the final straw for this group of community leaders which includes pastors, rabbis and activists personally dropping off cash to reward money. >> i brought $1,000 from my church today. >> and it's tough on us to try to come up with solutions, but if money is the solution, that's going to be a part of our "endeavour" this point. >> terrell: an urgent need for crucial information as the memorialrows where the young boy lost his life. >> he greeted his principal every single day. greeted his teacher with a questiwn, why are you happening smiling? why do you wear a jacket? it's hot outside. do you have a boyfrie? king won't be asking those questions anymore. >> terrell: and the crimestoppers reward money for what happened here is now at about $26,000. all they have to do is just pick up the phone and give police the judicial information to point them in the right direction of who puld the trigger. we are live in northwest mild west ne terrell forney. >> calvin: a judge is upmolding a life sentence for michael h`rnandez who was convicted fo

terrell: that armed home invasion and kidnapping happened on friday night. the baby was found safe and sound in orlando on saturday. but that family is certainly relieved because that baby is back home, and the person accused of orchestrating it all is a relative, a kunz who was in a d. a cousin who was in a courtroom today. facing a judge and a slew of serious charges, stephanie augustin struggled to hold back tears. the 23-year-old's family piled into the courtroom today, following stephanie's arrest, accused of kidnapping a two-month-old baby girl at gunpoint. sparking a statewide amber alert r. amber alert. >> oh, my god. baby was united with her mom last night. >> we are very ecstatic last night when she came home, we're very happy she's here, and it t like a blessing to have her around. terrell: today has been all about family time for the child's aunt and the infant's own mother who we spotted arriving back home late this afternn. the mystery, though, deepens in trying to unravel the motive behind the kidnapping. stephane is a cousin. they thought the

five people sent to the hospital, terrell forney is in n . lauderdale where he spoke to relatives of those victims. >> i was just thinking pizza and i heard a rumble coming down to the sidewalk over there. >>reporter: that sound was a car careening down a busy sidewalk. >>reporter: a snapshot of the chaos only tells part of what anthony might low witnessed in this pizza shop on southwest second street. the driver of that wayward car slammed into five people about 3:00 a.m. early sunday morning before comomg to a rest against a tree. >> i get a call at 4:00 are in the hospital. >>reporter: among the victims christian and sebastian, brothers from toronto in town for the week. they just arrived on saturday night and decided to spend their first night in town on the usually busy downtown ft. lauderdale strip. their dad spent most of today with his boys at the hospital. >> all of a sudden she got knocked out. they didn't even know what happened. they are unconscious. >> car was driving pretty fast. e driver seemed very angry. >>reporter: some witn

kcci's laura terrell joins us live with the latest. laura: it all started when on merle hay road called about a drug complaint. and then one man, who was staying here as a guest ended up , >> one person down. shots fired. i don't know who this person is. laura: one person down. the words said over police scanners around 4:00 saturday. a.m. we now know that person is 29-year-old ali eisa abdalla yahia. >> a shot was fired by that person, and our officers ended up discharging their weapons and killing him. laura: gunfire rang out in the lobby of this holiday inn. urbandale police say officer anthony brooks, officer justice weaver, and sgt. jeff casey, seen here in an interview with kcci back in 2012 -- >> i have been a police officer in urbandale for 16 years. laura: were all involved in the shooting. but they won't say who fired the deadly shot. >> after the grand jury, i know but until then, we can't disclose a lot of that. laura: kcci has learned yahia, who is pictured here in a previous mugshot, has a long criminal history. online re

terrell is expected to face a judge in federal court in tampa at 9:30 this morning. the other four deputies all resigned. the man accused of shooting and killing two maryland deputies has ties to central florida. david evans had warrants for his arrest here in orange county, where he was accused of assaulting a police officer. investigators say evidence killed two deputies near baltimore yesterday. 67-year-old evans was later killed in a shootout with police. the sheriff says he thinks the one of the deputies was targeted because he was in uniform. new on sunrise, florida families of first responders killed in a increased benefits. the bill passed the senate yesterday, and now needs the approval from the house. it would give surviving family members 100% pension benefits. it is only 50% right now. the bill was inspired by the death of orange county deputy scott pine, who was shot and killed by a burglary suspect in 2014. there is a candlelight vigil today to honor deputy pine. this is the second anniversary of his death. you can pay your respect at 5:30 tonight at we

laura: in des moines, laura terrell, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. eric: sanders and his campaign staff left immediately for new hampshire monday night. his campaign officials say they believe the momentum from iowa will carry sanders far there. elizabeth: on the republican side texas senator ted cruz came out on top. he earned the most voters ever cast for a republican primary winner. kcci's mark tauscheck was there for his victory. >> tonight is a victory for iowa and across the nation. mark: senator ted cruz basked in his victory surrounded by his wife, political allies and overjoyed supporters. >> we together earned the votes of 48,608 iowans. that is the most votes every cast for a republican primary winner. mark: cruz's state director says the campaign based their ground game powered off -- powered by 12,000 volunteers off lists of past caucus participants and building profiles on potentially pro-cruz voters. >> we knew neighborhood by neighborhood who the people were who we needed to reach out to share our message with to draw out to come on o

terrell hills--"i just like their school. they have a great campus and a great coaching staff. they wanted to get better and work. and they said they wanted me to be a part of that." tyler danke--"-"e coaching staff really sold me and i love the campus. i think it's a great opportunity and i really look forward to continuing to play there and looking forward to winning a conference championship there." congratulations to all four black raiders. raiders. chris: unofficially, ten more siouxland football players will continue their careers in the d-1 ranks. three of them pushed back their signings until tomorrow and we'll hear from them then. but here's a look at the other seven that signed today. we menoned norfolk catholic's david engelhaupt burroughs is heading to liberty university. sdsu picked up three players from northern iowa today including logan backhaus of the state champion spirit lake squad and pete menage and cj roths from central lyon. usd added mason scheidegger of newell fonda and conner thiele of oakland craig as well. congrara to all these student athletes. the

. >> terrell: so one more live look from the scene, and is the city of miami northwest 58th street and fifth avenue. agn, a very act of scene. police also interviewing that the wheel of that marked city of miami police cruiser to try and determine how this accident could have happened. and even with the devastating outcome in this case, it could have certainly turned outuch worse. at this point it does appear that this six-year-old boy is surviving. again, in surgery here at jackson memorial hospital surrounded by a large number of family and friends who are obviously upset but yet pulling for this little boy to pull through. we'll keep you updated. that's the latest here in miami, i'mtel terrell forney. >> calvin: now to more breaking news involving the zeka virus. >> laurie: a health emergency has been declared in foyer counties and that includes mild. local10 news reporter carlos suarez live with what you need to know. >> carlos: well, guys, the virus he's led to deformities in babies which led to a worldwide caution against women traveling to latin america as well as the caribbean.

terrell could face 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine if convicted. >> ucf officials plan to send out letters to victims of a massive computer hack. the hack compromised social security numbers for 60 thoushs people. they include current and former students dating back to the 80's. that means current and former faculty members as they have their information compromised. yesterday we found out school leaders have known about this situation since january 8. we asked why it took so long to let victims know. >> even if you suspected a student group or faculty group was breached, why wouldn't you >> we want to be sure we know who is involved. >> ucf staffers set up a hot line for students to see if they were victims and a website designed to answer a lot of questions. we have the link on our home page. that is clickorlando.com. >> it is time to find out what is going on with the weather because i had to turn on the heat thchl. >> time to check in with troy bridges. >> the wind is making it feel even cooler. mark was talking about the launch today. the concern, those winds. winds sustai