were you on the beach? >> i was on the beach. the plane went totally in the ocean. it was very scary at first. at first i thought it was like on purpose and someone screaming and it's real and they're drowning and whatever. they got them to shore an they out of the windows and supposedly -- and i heard the pie hot say they pushed the wrong switch and the plane went crazy, it was broken or something. >> reporter: what was your impression? >> where are you visiting from? >> lakewood. >> reporter: you're visiting and you decided to come to the beach, so who are youut here with? >> my grandma, cousin. >> my mom was just like spinning around wondering what was happening. we didn't know. >> we saw person in the water and come out, come t. >> reporter: you were in the water? >> yeah, we were in the edge o o the water and saw the plane crash and bottom of it was upside down and we just started screaming. >> myrandma never saw something like this. she was like crazy, i just saw a plane go down. >> and tonight we're going on a plane. >> we're more scared tonight because of wh

collapsed down. >> you were on the beach watching. what did you think. >> i never saw something like this in my life. just crashing. >> how did the passengers look? >> they came to shore, they were scared. >> appear to be all right. >> yes. they had like a little scratch. nothing bad. >> they told you they possibly hit the wrong button or switch? >> something. something broken. >> that's stephanie here live with us. she i literally 100 feet from the beach. saw it go down. you heard her grandmother spoke to the pilot. moments after he got to shore. again active scene here. several fire rescue here as well. again, confirmed no one hurt. pilots were fine. halover beach. hear. i know you are scene. did the witness say there was lifeguards that went into the water to rescue these two? >> i don't believe so. she said they were quick t get to the shore. let me run after her and get that detail. lifeguard was part of the rescue. we know coast guard is on scene helping out. i will find that out and get back to you. >> anchor: no worries. is bea

how did you get here from the beach? faster than you can imagine. why didn't you go right in the house? the door's locked! you don't have a key? where would i carry it, stanley? boy, i really admire you, janet. you do? yeah. here i was the one who was talking about stripping for a good cause and you're the one who went out and did something about it. you bared your soul... among other things. guess i'm just a talker and you're a doer. hey, it's not too late, little chrissy. it's not? no. you want me to hold your clothes for you? i'm sorry. jack, come on, it's no joke. i'm sorry... no, jack! here we go, the towel man. here's one for you mrs. roper. thanks, larry. and one for you, janet. larry, you threw that high on purpose. well, it was worth a try. oh, look here. there's leia and lana-- the two hawaiian pineapples. ( imitating hawaiian music ) boy, i wish i had the nerve to do crazy, wild things like that. oh, wow, chrissy. you know, it was really nothing. i just decided that from now on nothing is going to phase me. boy, that larry should get some

a short walk to the beach and it's all so convenient. so many reasons why i feel like if you're going to book down here and secrets is the way to go. you know where you're going for your next vacation. sitting right here on the same bench probably. [music playing] [music playing] check it out the wilderness of the dominicanepublican coming up after the break we visit a place called skate park away from the resort sent in to this is fantastic. i will never go anywhere else i am serious. [music playing] welcome back to new day cleveland we are input to con a part of the dominican republic i thought i would escape a little bit from the resort this place parks. how do you say your name it is like angel but you pronounce it angel. i'll get it right to her three times. we came to this park about may be a 45 minute drive an hour drive but it is like owing to another world. i thought i was interested park. this looks like jurassic park. back in those days. this is just one little tiny area we are talking the best place to look this is the place b

to the beach was. >> anthony: when was the last time i went to the beach? -- is that? >> women: we're working. >> anthony: if you weren't working, would you be at the beach more often? >> women: my dream's to have a house on the beach. i don't know why. i never go, but i love it. and i always say i will never live in south florida if i didn't live near water. i live near water and i leave my doors open a lot, but i don't get the breeze, but i don't go to the beach. i barely even go into my swimming pool, but i know it's there. >> anthony: okay. ♪ ♪ ♪ standing here in the rain trying to wash away my singing ♪ ♪ baby gone and left me i don't think she's coming back again ♪ >> anthony: before miami bass, before the miami sound machine, there was a sound from this man, willie clark and this place. >> anthony: what was this space originally? >> willie: this was a little restaurant smaller than this and we were on the other side with the record shop. >> anthony: now it looks like a nondescript barbecue joint, but back in 1963 it was the home of deep city records.

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wilbur, the beach. on the beach, it's all right to show your kneecaps. (kay) what a wonderful idea, carol. why don't we all go to the beach this sunday? oh, i'd love it! we could lie around in the sun and-- yeah! we could play records. we could build a bonfire. we could toast weenies. we could ride surfboards. what do you think, rog'? those words do have a familiar ring, don't they? [inaudible] uh, kay, uh, i was just talking to rog'. and, um, he was talking about those kids that are camping on your beach property. is this too high, wilbur? uh, hmm. i've got to show a little knee. well, all right. but just up to the dimple. wilbur, you were telling kay about those beachcombers on my property. oh? oh, yeah! kay, i agree with rog'. those kids just don't belong-- that's just their trouble: people saying they don't belong. that's why those kids feel rejected. kay, why don't you listen to an impartial opinion? wilbur, what do you think? i think one of her knees is lower than the other. oh! it's just the way i'm standing. i'm through talking. it's time for act

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taking your commute to the beach-- into the air. that's the idea being talked about today in clearwater. the city council wants to know if you'd like to see gondola cable cars connecting downtown to the beach. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live on clearwater beach. sarah, the gondolas could help with two big problems: traffic and parking. finding a spot to the island is even worse. huge hotels are being built on the island-- adding another 900 hotel rooms here... cars off the island all together. it used to just be spring break that we'd see bumper to bumper traffic on the clearwater memorial causeway, but now-- it's a year round nightmare. while its good for beach businesses to see record breaking tourism numbers, for us, it means more crowds the next time you head out to this sugary sand. doreen dipolito, clearwater city council so here's what's being discussed today-- an air cable car or gondola. they have wifi, heat, ac and are pretty just 10-15 minutes from downtown clearwater to the beach. the city also just broke ground

michael sion on the beach. tomorrow, andrew zimmern shutting d dwn the party. you can catch more demos at the villagag tomorrow with andrew zimme are" zimmern, on the beach, roxanne vargas, nbc 6 news. >> sports is next. hone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans wowo hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) >>> welcome back. let's talk some sports. the canes contain tumbling back down to earth. juan newton will be suspendedd from the final three games for heading into the last home guy unless 11th ranked louisville. upperclassmen got hot early on. canes opened up 4-3 in the first five nutes, three of which, yvonne reed got in on the action. louisville would get back in it and force a nail-biter the rest of the game. later on, the cardinals attacking. damien lee, cards up 2 at the half. they would extend that lead a bit. canes claw back in in the second half. a 2-point game with

>>> she loved the beach. oh, the tragedy of it all. the violent, horrible final moments of her life. unimaginable. >> welcome to haley's motel. >> she was a free spirit in paradise. >> it had always been her lifelong dream to have her own resort. >> then, like footprints in the sand, she disappeared. >> just strange. >> something's not right. >> some said the motel owner had simply checked out and left town. >> they saw her in line to get on to an airplane. >> but her prized car turned up with an ex-con behind the wheel. >> we thought, oh, my god. it was him. he killed her. >> was it that simple? her personal life was very complicated. a younger boyfriend. >> the man was very charismatic, drop-dead gorgeous. >> and an estranged husband. >> he had caught them having sex in room 11. >> but the case really started to sizzle when someone torched the motel. >> somebody was trying to destroy some evidence or something? >> we just didn't know. >> this is a murder mystery of epic proportions. >> both of us were obsessed with this case. >> can

and then he drove to the beach to bury her. >> did you bring a shovel with you? r, he stole a shovel from haley's motel. and then after he buried her, he said, he drove to the gator lounge, left the keys in the car hoping somebody would steal it. then he took a bus back to the island and a trolley back home. >> i thought he minimized certain aspects of his involvement in the murder. >> reporter: minimized what? >> he says that it was just a split second moment of insanity. i think there was a little bit more calculation than that. >> reporter: after the interview, detective bliss put bill in his car and drove to the beach. then, in handcuffs and leg irons, he shuffled down a long path to a place on the sand where he'd often sat with sabine. this is where he brought her body. >> a spot they used to sit out all the time, right down the road from haley's motel, and that he buried her on the beach there. >> reporter: right here, where he and sabine came to watch the sunset. >> right here? which way did you put her in? >> her head was here. >> reporter: detective bliss

the beach -- that took the top spot-- is "grace bay" in turks and caicos. a beach in brazil and cuba rounded out the top 3. , the survey is based on quality and quantity of user reviews and ratings. has some great beaches too. so-- we want to send us your favorite beach pictures-- with the hastag #gdo. turning to sports-- let's begin with nascar. we already know rookie chase elliot, and two-time "500" winner, matt kenseth ujn on the front row this sunday. the rest of the field will be decided in tonight's "can am duels." the first of two qualifying races starts at seven o clock. yesterday--the drivers hit the track for "daytona 500" practice. elliot, the pole sitter, was getting in some laps. later ,michael waltrip got into the back of ryan newman. they both spun out. everyone was okay. good news for baseball fans. spring training starts today. the astros pitchers and catchers will report to the team's facility in kissimmee. and the nationals pitchers and catchers will meet at their stadium in viera. the braves pitchers and catchers will report tomorrow. by

>> the bay and beaches will be nice and warm today, santa cruz is in the mid-to-upper 70s. ean beach is forecasting for the low 70s and a lot of people have today off but if you don't, you can injury the weather today and it lookings like tomorrow is going to look like today, mice and warm. >> matt, thank you, happening today family and trends are searching for a missal made man who owes millions to the fog federal government. the family said the man in 9 photo is him disappearing on tuesday. the photo was taken on the same day on the trail along the san francisco coastline. beck's family will neat at the see rock inn looking for him in this area accused of running a get rich quick real estate scam currently facing a $113 million currently facing a $113 million federal judgment. on the twin peaks trail. this is concerning the latest incident of violence at the popular look out? >> that is right, twin peaks is a popular tourist spot especially on the holiday welcome like this, and in past few months, an uncomfortable pattern of violence has developed. the suspect targeted his

a group spent the afternoon protesting the virginia beach police department. the mother of india kager and her supporters demonstrated outside the 7-eleven on lynnhaven parkway today. that's the intersection near salem road -- where police opened fire last year on the vehicle 27-year-old kager and 35-year-old angelo perry were sitting in. their couple's baby was with them but was not hurt. police say perry shot at them before they returned fire. kager's mother, gina best, tells us police had no right to open fire on the car while her daughter and the baby were inside. police tell us they had perry under surveillance because they connected him to a homicide in the green run area last year. as officers approached him september 5th, they say he started shooting. last night we told you best's mother is calling for the justice department to get involved and demanded to see surveillance video from the 7-eleven. police say they can't release any evidence while the commonwealth's attorney is late this afternoon, virginia beach police put this statement on it's twitter

marcella robertson thirteen years now i have a date april phase is when the virginia beach city council vote on whether to make a commitment to the state about extending light rail for years city leaders have been talking about extending the norfolk line the commonwealth transportation board wants city leaders to promise to buy light rail cars the board said in april thirtieth deadline before the city council votes on the contract you can weigh in on the decision and were told there will be a public hearing on march fifteen there's a big group here in shape our future and you may already know some of them very well with blanks explains these people might be living in your house. i'm talking about your children there is a huge number of middle and high school students going up right now and is a mission here in hampton roads to understand them because of their influence and potential power they are incredibly important one for the wee one of the society coming together and accept each other for our differences i see it daily then talking about drugs everybody wants the blue

the beach. a break, we into to this very spot. we would stand here and review the case and brainstorm the case. >> reporter: detective sergeant john kenney and his partner jeff bliss kept organizing searches on the beach. looking for any area where the ground or the white sand beach looked disturbed. >> we took cadaver dogs, walked them up and down the beach. we used ground-penetrating radar, checked various spots on the beach just trying to find skeletal remains. >> reporter: to no avail. and in november 2009, the first anniversary of whatever it was that happened, on the beach sabine loved they had a little husband tom tossed a flower wreath into the surf. >> there was no hope. we knew. she was gone. she was no longer alive. >> reporter: but apparently the life insurance company wasn't so sure. and right around the time of that memorial service at the beach, tom went to court to take the first step to get that money. wasn't it tom who petitioned the court to declare her dead? >> yes. >> reporter: if she's declared dead, he gets a

so he kept coming back to the beach. and sabine jumped in the water without a second thought. and she was up to here, talking to the turtle's face, like she could tell this 400-pound turtle to turn around, you know or will him to. >> reporter: so you get the idea. >> she was just amazing. i mean, she just was one of those people that cared about everybody. >> reporter: like nancy ambrose, battling cancer and nobody would give her a job because of her demanding treatment schedule. until the day she met sabine. >> you know, i explained what my situation was. she's like, great. that's fine. come on, come on to work. and i was like, really? and i was -- that was one of the happiest days of my life because here she was giving me a chance. >> reporter: so sabine had passions. animals, her motel, her white pontiac convertible, and in 2008, a new passion -- campaigning for barack obama. an uphill battle on this predominantly republican island. so on election night, sabine was certainly up for a party. she'd arranged to meet nancy, in fact, in what they hoped would turn into a victory

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especially if you are trying to go across the clearwater memorial bridge to the beaches. you'll want to give yourself extra time. we have all this information at walk. -- -- wtsp.com and click on traffic. >> if you are not near a computer you can check traffic on the go with our free app. search and download wtsp from your device's app store. >>> new information tonight in a push to decriminalize the today city council decided on a date to vote on the issue. under that proposal anyone caught with a small amount of marijuana will be fined and will have to go to drug counseling. right now offender go to prison and get probation. adults with 20-grams marijuana or less will face a $75 fine with a maximum fine of $450. a group of mothers in support of decriminalizing marijuana made a case against the current rules, which they say are too harsh. >> it is a big step for children or teenagers, not children, but teenagers who live in the area or young people having their entire lives ruined over small amounts of a plant. >> a vote is set for march 4th. if approved it could go into

it's not just the beaches attracting thousands of people today. i'm told about 10,000 came out for this sea blues music festival joined here by jason basil. with the city of clearwater. how many people are you expected today and what has traffic been like with the road closures this weekend? >> we are expecting about another 10-12 opinioned theme here today and fortunately, csx got done early so the road is now open but with this festival being an all day event, gates open at noon and goes until 9:00 tonight. we expect traffic to flow. everybody is not rushing in or out. so traffic has been sporadic but as far as we know, from people we know who are here yesterday and me being here yesterday, it was really no traffic issues. >> what are your tips for people trying to come to clearwater for the beaches or the festival? >> we are one of the number 1 we always tell people expect traffic especially on the weekends. the earlier you come, you'll beat the traffic. for there are detours it's only a block off the main route. just pack your patience. >> a lo

in the world no need to call dr. beach for a second opinion. anthony alldre. >> we will take your word for it. thank you double a. >>> there's a lot going on in the bay area today and the weather is looking great. we will have the forecast after are you ready to soak up the sunshine? plenty of it here, and just look outside our window here at frenchy's. you can see it's a great day to be out on the water, and temperatures on the cool side this morning, but that's all right, if you're doing running for the gasparilla. 52-degrees in sarasota, and as you look at the forecast here for the gasparilla distance classic w regoing to quickly warm up from 57 to get to the mid-60-degree mark here by 9:00, continuing on to near 70 by 10:00 a.m. little in the way of cloud cover here. the high pressure is just driving the nice weather pattern we have been in, and this ridge is so strong, the front is out to the west , and it will take a long time before it gets here. i'm not expecting any change in we will see a better day on wednesday

the northwest. breezy at times. daytona beach, sun with us start to finish. looking at temperatures by lunchtime, 59 in just about 60 that is all. a cool day ahead quickly back into the 50s by the time we hit 6:00. coming up, we will get even colder for tonight and also tracking a warm-up for part of the weekend. i will put together a map for that. 5:01 am. a check of the drive of his friday morning. >> starting off on i 4 here at ivanhoe typically best in the morning we would have construction on i 4 at this spot but we have no construction across i 4 this morning since they have suspended the ultimate project at this point. the crash international drive south of the beach line a crash both -- blocking both directions of i-5. you will need to take universal boulevard as the alternate. i will update you in seven minutes. >>> police and titusville believe they found the car the hidden eight-year-old boy and took off. >> we told you about this sing- along pile pines lane. sing-along pile pines lane. it happened last night at 10:00, eyewitness news is morning jan

the minute. so i can report back as to one station miami beach is in response or approaches. >> okay. we will let you do that. thank you. a spokesman for the u.s. coast guard saying there was a single engine prop plane that went down in 20 feet of water. that the coast guard has a unit on the way right now. what we are seeing are the miami-dade rescue units and the miami-dade marine units out there. there may be municipalities out there as well. this happened at the haulover beach there. in approximately 20 feet of water at 11:30 this morning with people on the beach, on a florida after some very bad weather that we had earlier in the week. on monday specifically. but today is a nice day and people are enjoying this nice day in south florida. then this happened at 11:30 this morning. taking a look at the boats out there, right over the airplane that went down according to the coast guard in approximately 20 feet of water. it may be less than that. look at the choppy conditions out there and how that boat is swerving as a result of being right over where this plane went down. later on w

i'm trying to get to the beach. >> it's crazy. i'm late for work. >> reporter: through hours of frustration, no one was hurt. i have to point out this irony. the phantom of the opera is playing here at the arson center , just by interstate 395. fortunately, the horror story for motorists ended about 3:30 this afternoon. the road to the beach is open. the road to downtown is open. if you are going to the food and wine festival you can get to that glass of wine that is waiting for you. live in downtown, gary nelson, cbs4 news. >> gary had that whole story cover from start to finish. >>> let's look outside for people going to the wine and food or looking for a nice evening here at the beginning another picture-perfect but cool friday afternoon. >> it is gorgeous out there. will this continue through the weekend? chief meteorologist craig setzer is here with what can expect. >> it is gorgeous out there. a little on the cool side but it is welcome. high pressure is building into the area. this gives us a north wind down the peninsula wi

officials say it is not about them being on the beach. it is about them and what they leave behind.>>> the spread of the zika virus. the white house is asking for $2 million to look into this. they feel that they're much more affordable things that all of us can do to help.>>> catch chicken fillets over time with corey miller. fox. two men right here on wach fox chick-fil-a's overtime. everything you need to know about life, you can learn from granola. keep it simple. make every piece count. let other people know what you're made of. always be real. don't be fake, don't be artificial, but always be sweet. and of course, wear sunscreen. nature valley granola bars. >>> if you spend any kind of time in myrtle beach, chances are pretty good that you do, there could be changes on the way. forces could be headed for the shoreline. right now, myrtle beach does not allow were spec writing of the beach. >> last month, the city began enforcing a ban on horses on the beach. others say that it not only hurts them but it hurts tourism. joe allen has mo

. >>> a new effort to keep you safe on the beach is popping up. the pinellas county parks department put out a lot of signs to warn people about the dangers of rip currents. these beaches at their access points. >> the best way to get through it is not fighting, not panik when you notice you're in one, try to swim parallel to shore then back to shore once you feel you're not being pulled out any farther. >> and currents could be stronger this year thanks to el nino. >>> good afternoon, everybody. seeing a lot of this, and we could take it for granted know the rules. but we have a lot of folks visiting for spring training, beautiful. the only thing on the radar a controlled burn around the bartow area. clearly there's no rain out there. temperatures right now east of i-75 in the mid- to upper 70s, and closer to the beach in the upper 60s thanks to the cooler waters. look for partly cloudy skies in the afternoon and evening, a pleasant evening if you're going outside for a walk. temperatures will be mild, 70s right now and by tomorrow closer to 80 de

that story >>> if you're looking to get away to one of the best beaches in the u.s., you're in luck. according to dr. beach and trip adviser, that beach is right here in the bay area. >> and today news channel 8 double a anthony shows us how a two-year $21 million renovation has siesta key voting for the >> when you first heard about siesta key beach, i was skeptical. i had to take the tour to find out. sidewalk closed. pardon our dust. and closed for maintenance are just a cup couple of signs that siesta beach is under construction. >> when people come to sarasota to visit, people want to come to this particular beach because of the beautiful white sand that we have, and now with the improvements, we've made the best beach in america even better. >> some of the key upgrades include more than 100 parking spaces. a quarter of a mile pavement to the beach >> you'll see a lot of areas where we have these curving sidewalks reflecting the waves, but they allow residents and visitors to get out of their car, get on the sidewalk safely, come up to the espanade and move >> a sun deck restaura

yeah, let' s go to the beach. let' s go downtown to the food festival though, first. >> justin: i like it, danny, thanks so much. as more and more zika cases are popping up nationwide, the cdc is revealing about infections on pregnant women. the latest on that investigation just ahead. but first get the tickets out. the look at winning numbers from last night' s florida lottery drawings. good luck. from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. oh-oh, oh-oh oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-ooh, oh hearts are made for sharing. spread some sweetness with dunkin' donuts' cookie dough and brownie batter donuts. heart-shaped happiness too sweet not to share. america runs on dunkin'. >> justin: the cdc is revealing details about zika virus in pregnant women here in the u.s. it' s spreading quickly in latin america and the caribbean. marlie holmehas the latest. >> reporter: samantha had just found out she was pregnant when she

on the beach. go back out to sky 10, you'll see a few people still sitting here watching the spectacle. this plane crashcene has become. many people here are really happy it did not go a few more inches on >> a day at the beach overshadowed by a plane falling out of the sky. this. it was major. it was horrible. >> beach goers saw the piper pa28 morning. safely. ocean. the plane fell, but the -- yeah, they came out alive. swim. >> captain from new moon charters was coming in from a morning at sea. >> the plane actually lost a lot of altitude within the last thousand feet and it just kind of landedeon the water and it hit pretty hard. >> now he has a wheat from the plane to remember this day by. >> it floated up with the incoming plane. >> the was working in his office on the tenth floor of the condo. >> he was cruising there, and, boom, right up where these life >> i'm happy that nobody got hurt. >> yeah, there's a lot of other people too. again, from the scene from sky 10 where they're trying to mov

a man and woman on the beach were overcome by a big wave. they both were swept out. >> though were holding on to each other. it took her out and he went in after her. she let the riptide take her out. >> the woman made it to shore. she was taken to the hospital for evaluation. the rest due of the man was more complicated. >> the coast guard lowered one of their rescue swimmers know into the ocean and grabbed the second victim lift him out by air and bring him onshore where he was immediately -- the victim was immediately put into a rescue stretcher and taken to a waiting ambulance and treated en route to a local hospital. >> reporter: we don't know his condition. here's the operation. you can see rescuers and volunteers out there running toward the water to help get the two out. now, we're working on more details on this story. liz and ken, we'll have more for you straight ahead at 6:00. >> thank you. >>> and tonight, there's a beach hazard in effect on all california beaches. let's get over to kpix 5 chief meteorologist paul deanno. >> very

. >>> not your average walk on the beach. a look at the damage to delaware beaches. >>> well, a few more days of cold weather before a major warm-up. >>> three former new jersey governors teamed up in an effort to reopen the investigation into the deaths of a prominent south jersey couple. >> friends of john and joyce sheridan, they wrote a letter requesting the death certificate changed and case reopened. the couple found dead in 2014 after a fire. the prosecutor found john killed his wife and then killed himself. but friends and family questioned the autopsy. john sheridan was an executive at cooper university health systems. >>> the battle over whether to bet on sports in new jersey is back in court today. attorneys for the state made their case before federal appeals court. new jersey voters approved sports gambling at casinos and racetracks several years ago but lawsuits filed by the ncaa and the four major professional sports leagues have delayed. >>> it's one of the largest heroin busts in history of montgomery county.

. >> but the beach was a beautiful place today. temperatures are cooler along the immediate coastline because of the water temperature. still, that's a beautiful thing. we have more sunshine in store, even though we have two fronts that are coming this way over the next five days. i don't think either will have a huge impact on the weather. looking at a little echoing here and it's got to be a brush fire, because there's no rain out there. a controlled burn more than likely. you can see winds are blowing that smoke north. no reports of any issues. little bit. temperatures right now anywhere from the low to mid-70s, everyone a few upper 70s. look at the beach, 68 in largo, 67 in palm harbor because the water temperature is about 63 degrees. temps along the coast are 7 to 9 degrees cooler than the rest of the metro area. tampa 72 right now, st. pete 73, everybody reporting a lot of sunshine. the winds are coming in off the gulf. there's a chance we could get fog. we were 58 this morning and we did have the clouds overnight, acting lik

, you've got people trying to kill you at the top of the beach. no wonder it is only young people who can do that. they are the only ones that know little enough to think they can survive that. amazing. >> i thought we were going to do this at the end. >> you never know. it is the lottery. >> it is your birthday. we wanted to wish you happy birthday. we have to celebrate with a cake. >> happy birthday. so we didn't put any candles because we did not want to set off the fire alarm. so you mean you don't have enough room. [ laughing ] >> it is great that more people than ever get to know that you are old. >>hat's very true. exactly. so these are your candles. >> that's a lot of them. we can watch them burn all over the cake. >> that is pretty wicked. >>> lets look at the weather, shall we? let's go ahead and take a look. mike and i came up with this earlier this evening and we went back and looked at all of the snow records all the way it up by thirds of a month and came up with eight of - - a percentage chance each day of having measurable snow. the

. >>> right now on eyewitness news this morning, crews are on the beach line. what it means for drivers heading to work this morning. i want to know why. >> an emotional plea from a her 15-year-old sun was killed. about the search for the >>> good morning, 5 a.m. on this monday, february 1. where did january go? >> where did the weekend go? we checked weather and traffic let's get started with meteorologist, brian shields. >>> we had a great weekend, warm weather on the way before we get our next front moving in. 50s and 60s this morning. 62degrees now in orlando. we are in the low 60s in claremont, 59, the kids could go with no shorts for today. a few high clouds around, we are on the dry side. we will see that mix of sun and clouds today. let's get into the forecast for you. 68degrees at 10 o'clock in winter springs. we will approach 80 in a few spots today. by 2 o'clock the temperatures around 77. i 4 o'clock temperatures around 78, still mid-seventies around you for the sun sets. we will take a look at those highs, kissimmee, st. cloud and ocala we could hit

nbc 6 anchor keith jones is at the north miami beach police department. what can you tell us at this ppnt? >> reporter: we're getting bits and pieces. this is an active investigation. the lead detective will be on we'll spea with another investigator later on today. let me walk you through what happened last night. roll the video. what you are seeing on the grgrnd, that is a handgun. the thing is we don't know if that handgun belongs to the 13-year-old or 0 unone of the two people in that car. here's what happened, about 12:15 in the morning, this 13-year-old rolls up on a car, tries to car jack them. what he didn't know was the passenger had a gun. he pulls it out. caps the kid. now you've got this -year-old suspected car burglar as well as now a shooting victim. he was taken to the hospital and incidentally there were three other people that were seen, three other males that were seen running from the scene after that shootiti. come back out here live. we understand this 13-year-old was rushed into emergency surgery. early this morning, he's out of surge

out towards the beaches, a few extra clouds and the breeze a little stronger. that's keeping it a touch warmer. with the clouds cycling in this morning, in and out of sunshine. could even see a sprinkle. nothihg to impede the drive. 836 looking good. a mild start, upper 60s will do it on the drive in. breezy on the beach, ploud with highs of 75. >>> we're accident free in miami-dade and broward county. you can hang out with us a little longer. i-95 southbound, the express lanes have reopened. taking a look at a 12-minute ride from the golden glades around northwest 135th street. no issues northbound towards the golden glades interchange. we have couple of construction alerts still that haven't cleared up. 39, that's cleared up. but i-95 northbound as you're approaching the dlphin expressway, you still have all lanes completely blocked off. on the dolphin expressway eastbound just a little east of northwest 57th avenu expect two of your left lanes to be blocked off. you wa to stick to your right-hand side. this should be clearing within the next five to ten minu

as of sunday night, the airport toll plaza on the beach line is no longer in service. it is the second busiest plaza on central florida expressways 109-mile system and it set to be demolished as part of a 32 million-dollar project. that project aims to make the drive easier for the more than 75,000 vehicles that travel through the plaza each and every day. that demolition will take about here, you will pay at the beach line west main plaza or at for new ramp plazas. we are taking a closer look at the new tolling structure for next half hour. at 6:30 i will break down the route some drivers can take to get a refund. that is some good news. reporting live in orange county, janai norman, eyewitness news this morning. >>> now that the homeless are gone from a camp they set up outside a volusia county administration building, we are waiting for daytona beach police to release a video of criminal activities that happen inside. we have been telling you about the camp the homeless set up for 40 for days. on friday, they were sent to a shelter at the salvation army. police chief

. >> the blizzard of 2016 took its toll on the beaches. next, a look at the mark last month's storms left on the coast and the race to erase the damage before the busy summer season. >> plus, record warm temperatures are also going to  be met by heavy rains that are moving this way. my complete first alert forecast up next on "nbc 10 news" at 6. patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid services. fewer than 6% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. learn more at cancercenter.com slash eastern. cancer treatment centers of america. care that never quits. appointments available now. >>> last month's blizzard was not kind to the beaches of delaware. crews are working to rebuild sand dunes destroyed by the storm. the blizzard of 2016 battered beaches up and down delaware. >> now the race is on to get everything back in order before the busy summer season. tim f

the latest. we'll have more later. we're live in miami beach, michael spears, nbc 6 news. >>> we want to help police as muchchs weng find this person. this person that you are looking at here right is on the nbc 6 facebook page. we ask you to go there and share the picture in hopes of finding him. you can always follow the breaking news story throughout the day and the next couple of days until we find this person using our nbc 6 news and weather app. >>> all eyes are on new hampshire this morning as voters are hitting the polls in the first presidential primary of this election season. the granite state, where hillary clinton is hoping to win again. the republican side. the polls are showing donald trump with a huge lead at this point, nbc 6 is everywhere covering these campaigns. political reporter steve litz is live there. you caught up with jeb bush. what can you tell us so far has happened in new hampshire? >> reporter: he's sounding confident. we caught up with him. it was one of his first stops. greetings by the way from bedford high sch

keep people off the beach. india native vinod khosla is >>> the billionaire co-founder of sun microsystems is still trying to keep people off the beach. he's asking the state for $30 million in exchange for the beach. the billionaire bought a beach front property in 2008 then closed public access. negotiators say at $30 million, it's too high a price. >>> isis is claiming responsibility for a series of deadly bombings in syria today. killing nearly 130 people and wounded hundreds of others. a bomb ripped through a vegetable market in a suburb damascus and in the city of palms two suicide bombers detonated. john kerry said a provisional agreement has been reached for a possible cease fire in syria's ongoing civil war. >>> a curfew has been lifted in fiji after a powerful cyclone hit the island. the monster storm brought hours of torrential rains and destructive winds. at least 10 people were killed. hundreds of homes destroyed. many parts of the island are without power. the government declared a national state o

the beaches are low but dangerous. i will let you know how much cooler air will get this week in our forecast. >> robin: 680 is the trouble spot right now. the crash happened in the 7:00 hour. a car crashed into the guardrail and there is some emergency repair work being done now. it is causing traffic to be much heavier than normal. crews will be out there till 1:00 this afternoon. it is crawling at a san ramon. southbound traffic is slow and is only back. this exit considered a slight improvement to what was before. it is not the only saucepot and i'll have more details when we come back. >> mark: the denver broncos took home the lombardi trophy. >> darya: defense wins championships and that's what happened with the broncos. miller won the mvp. >> mark: people want to know if manning will retire. >> darya: he is the oldest quarterback and also the first quarterback to win a super bowl to teams. when this witness >> reporter: it is an emotional night time will make an emotional decision. i will celebrate with family an