they woke up to these scenes when the sun finally rose. the storms took a deadly turn in the small town of duette. also inside that mobile home, their 38-year-oldson and his four children, all of those five were sent to hospital with injuries. governor rick scott paying a visit to those family members yet. >> our heart goes out to all the victims, >> most of these affected areas are cleaning up the mess this morning. children and father continue their recovery in the hospital. >>> new for you this morning, two people were rescued by the coast guard after their boat began taking on water over the weekend. it happened about 30 nautical miles northwest of the key. winds tore up the sails and damaged the hull as well. wow, look at that video. >>> a man is recovering after a boat hits a bridge. this happened in dear philly breach. the broward sheriff's off says the men were on the boat at the time of the crash. there was a lot of damage to the front end of the boat but the victim is set to have >>> marines disappearing after two helicopters oah

when they woke up, they woke up in the san francisco bay, not realizing the tide would come in. the chp advised the couple to stay put until the water receded. when the water was low enough, the couple was able to drive off. >> want to show you video of highway 101 in east san jose. a live picture. rain falling on and off all day. a little dry now, but the wet roadways made getting around the south bay difficult today. chuck is live with more on the problems that really, chuck, stick around long after the rain is gone. >> that's right. standing water in places for one to talk about on the roadway. at this hour, the san jose office of highway patrol reports there are nine active accident scenes weather related in the city of san jose right now, tying up traffic that's snarled due to rush hour. here, highway 9 meeting 17, drivers going over the hill from santa chuz found themselves on a backup that extended this side of the summit. this afternoon in the mountains, a tree came crashing down on highway 17. the tree halted traffic in both directions until caltrans crews could cut a p

dozens of people in alleghany county woke up this morning to door. round up by the alleghany highlands drug task force. wsls 10's ananda rochita was there and has the footage you'll nat sound knocks -- 18:37:53 this is what several dozen "wanted" people woke up to --- 18:34:12 - "sheriff's office" before officers took them to jail. lieutenant casey gibson is in charge of this team as part of a drug round-up in alleghany county. casey gibson/lieutena nt alleghany county sheriff's office - 0:18 - 0:21 we all get together before we go to different places and look at the packet ... talk about if they have weapons charges or narcotics charges or if they're violent offenders so we're prepared to take action 18:44:38 fifty five officers were involved in "operation deep freeze." they were sent out in teams to arrest 67 people indicted on 188 charges. dr michael moran helps out the team's as a physician. i can carry" showing medical gear he's also another set of eyes out on the scene. michael "when i'm looking at the house i'm looking at the entry team and ma

i woke up -- i woke up in the middle of the night to see what this numbers were. >>evan: did you? that's a little obsessive. >>zack: i really felt it in my gut. ask me how many numbers i got? >>evan: how many numbers? >>zack: none. >>evan: the best part, nobody else did either. we will have more on that in

why dozens in alleghany county woke up to local law enforcement knocking on their doors. good evening, and thanks for joining us for wsls 10 at seven. i'm lindsey ward. and i'm dawn jefferies. virginia tech researchers are presenting their findings on the contaminated water in flint. michigan's governor appointed tech professor marc edwards to oversee water testing done by the state and federal governments. people in flint asked for independent testing after contamination. edwards led a group of students to conduct the tests which examined water from detroit and flint for three weeks. the found higher levels of lead in flint's water. students say they're pleased word is spreading about the contamination. christina devine / virginia tech student i had no idea that happened until this year, the fact that people are acknowledging that this is a problem and it's a serious issue that any city in the us could face," wsls 10's duke carter will have a recap of tonight's meeting and how the community reaction tonight on wsls 10 at 11. the search for a missing and endangered blacks

. >> ashlea: odds are when you woke up this morning outside it looked a lot more like winter. news 13's kimberly king witnessed it first hand in spruce pine. take a listen. it's coming down pretty well out here. as if on cue, the flakes began falling in the dark at 6:00 a.m. as we went on the air for our news 13 morning show. broadcasting live from spruce pine in mitchell county where i could see a little by the road was sticking. we watched snow trucks coming down dropping salt and plowing several times. one driver gave us the road report. >> the hills, it's just kind of slick a little bit. >> i was up before the sun was this morning. >> kim: chris risher got a little at her house. >> i was hoping for more so we could go sledding this morning. >> kim: unfortunately her sledding hill was still green across the street. >> when we woke up this morning it was snowing and everything was white. >> kim: mary alice and david bell had stayed in their cabin >> finally got here, winter time. >> kim: mountain tops were covered, the snow gracefully sitting on leaves but soon melted away.

>> woke. >> stephen: what does woke mean, honest to god, evidently i'm not woke. >> you wore the bracelet one day, you were woke that day. office asked me if i would wear a black lives matter bracelet. so i put it on. and would you have think i slapped a baby. people got very mad about it. why do you think people get so mad about the idea of black lives matter? >> cuz it's an idea as much as a movement. >> yeah, i think that people are uncomfortable talking about the racist history of this country and what we need to do to undo the impact of racism. and people are just like to act like we don't have a legacy of racism here. so i think people get really uncomfortable with it. but we know that we can't change it unless we address it, right. >> stephen: well, some people both republicans and democrats-- (applause) some republican candidates and martin o'malley at first also said all lives matter, in response. >> yeah. >> stephen: what is your reaction to that reaction. >> you know, it's such a distraction. we know if all lives matter were true we wouldn't have to be be out in the street. the

again, not an arctic chill but definitely cooler than what we woke up to yesterday. attempt in the upper 50s for you in pembroke pines. 58 in kendall. 64 in marathon. so the breeze out of the north will continue that cool air connection and basically that's going to provide for very cool afternoon as well. we've got temperatures this morning anywhwhe between two and five degrees cooler than what we woke up to yesterday. here's the setup. it does come with theener level winds moving in from the southwest and that's where we're seeing some lingering showers this morning. panhandle waking up to colder air. check out these showers we are seeing heavy rain overortions of broward right over the everglades, i-95, 75, the sawgrass right over 595, u.s.-1 all soaked this morning. more showers over portions of hialeah, weston, miramar. pembroke pines as well and then some showers lingering down by the keys. we'll continue to see these speedy showers moving in from the southwest to the northeast. due to aulprit of that stalled-out frontal boundary down byy the florida keys and f

but by the time they woke up.. they would be hard pressed to find any evidence that the new year's eve blowout ever happened. action news reporter parker collins explains why. from this (nats of celebration)... to this (nats of cleaning)... in only a few hours... the people on the other hand need a little more recovery time. 00:21:32-00:21:37 "we have to nothing else to do... everything's closed." some of these people partied past midnight... and maybe past the time you woke up today... making just talking hard today. amelia bacani, celebrated nye 00:19:43-00:19:48 "it was an experience. it was just a whole bunch of..." by six a-m all the roads were back open... you could tell something huge had just happened... and was still kind of happening. it took until sunrise to clear out the stragglers from the party hosting 300,000 partiers. elsa vallejo, celebrated nye 00:21:47-00:22:02 "the crowd it was a bit overwhelming people were tossing each other, but i mean that's part of the experience. going from staying at home

how do you think i fell when i woke up at 2:00 a.m. going the front has cleared, yes, thank you, mother natare. i can sleep in for 15 more minutes. that's what we do on the morning show, 15 minutes, it's like an hour foror us. all right, south florida. because of that we can joke this morning. it's friday. we have attempt in the low 60s.. all thanks to that front clearing. the north with a west northwest wind. that is that cool air connection. a comfortable 62 degrees in pembroke pines and pompano beach, 65 in marathon. kendall waking up to 63. i see you. these temperatures are anywhere between six and ten degrees cooler than what we woke up to yesterday. it's a little cudy this morning because we are expecting lots of sunshine to break through by the later half of the day. much cooler and drier and breezy conditions today and what about the weekend. it's only going to get cooler. i'll have more on that. >>> where's the party at for your birthday? everyone wants to know, where can we party this weekend? at your house. >>> good morning,

when the woman woke up and screamed.. the little creature was terrified and scrambled into the attic. the woman's daughter was able to lure it out safely. no word on how it got into the woman's home. before we go... here's a look at what's coming up later.... on abc.... in primetime... it's "the middle"... followed by "the goldbergs" at 830... at 9:00... it's "modern family"... black-ish is at 930... that's our news for now.. but... stay with us... for abc's world news tonight.... up next. we'll see you back here in 30-minutes for action news... live at 6. until then.. you know the basic bargain of america is if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but so many families don't feel like their hard work pays off. that's not the way america is supposed to operate. i want to go to bat for them every single day. get incomes rising... get equal pay for women... cut the cost of health care and child care so people can actually get ahead. hillary clinton, she has what it takes to get

>> woke. >> stephen: what does woke mean, honest to god, evidently i'm not woke. >> you wore the bracelet one day, you were woke that day. office asked me if i would wear a black lives matter bracelet. so i put it on. and would you have think i slapped a baby. people got very mad about it. why do you think people get so mad about the idea of black lives matter? >> cuz it's an idea as much as a movement. >> yeah, i think that people are uncomfortable talking about the racist history of this country and what we need to do to undo the impact of racism. and people are just like to act like we don't have a legacy of racism here. so i think people get really uncomfortable with it. but we know that we can't change it unless we address it, right. >> stephen: well, some people both republicans and democrats-- (applause) some republican candidates and martin o'malley at first also said all lives matter, in response. >> yeah. >> stephen: what is your reaction to that reaction. >> you know, it's such a distraction. we know if all lives matter were true we wouldn't have to be be out in the street. the

this morning this is what we woke up, to. it was 25 in gainesville, 38 did it for the overnight low in orlando. much because it's calm from west. the on-the-town forecast for hour. come the 11:00 news time, we'll be holding in at 50. i'll be right back to pinpoint overnight lows where you live and talk about the arrival of the next cold front on friday. >> all right, tom. sounds good. meteorologist candace campos is also pinpointing the cold. woke up to in the northern part of our area. >> let's show them to you as we pinpoint here in orlando. we got a shot of an entire field in the backyard, covered in the frost over the grass. that is actually a beautiful shot. the cat looks nice, too. a bit further to the north over winter springs, this was a pretty cool shot. very creative. it says fla question mark? that's pretty cute. it was set back in 2016. it will be a nice photo to keep and remember. and a bit further to the north in palm coast, we were just there a few days ago. more frost art, i guess you could say. they have the

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we talked to the man who woke alarm. he was able to get all his family out, including his 8- month-old son out safely. once he got everyone out, he went back inside to rescue the two dogs that were inside of there. everyone out safe. he ended up getting smoke inhalation and had to go to the hospital. he's back out here now, though, getting whatever he can out of this home. going to go. he's thankful everyone is out okay. he's thankful he heard that smoke alarm. he doesn't know what would havv happened had they not heard that alarm. live in denverr brendaliss gonzalez, denver 7. >>> about seven minutes after 6:00. learning new details after this fire destroys a southwest denver home and claims the life ralph andrade junior died in the fire. he was bed ridden, he had ms. his father, ralph andrade is in serious condition after he and his wife rushed back in to try to save their son. they ended up trapped themselves, so they screamed for help from the second story window. some neighbors stepped in. >> put the ladder up to th

we woke up to a fresh inch of snow on the ground in polk county. upwards of 2" fell in counties including story, marshall, and jasper counties. today will be a mostly cloudy day. winds will be breezy from the northwest at 10 to 15 mph, some gusts may reach 20 mph. skies will begin to clear overnight with some drier air working into the state overnight. we'll see a return of some sun and warmer temperatures on wednesday! we have the 40s on the way for the end of the week and weekend. welcome back to your news at noon. i'm here with thien tran, you know the basic bargain of america is if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but so many families don't feel like their hard work pays off. that's not the way america is supposed to operate. i want to go to bat for them every single day. get incomes rising... get equal pay for women... so people can actually get ahead. hillary clinton, she has what it takes to get things done. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. as president, i will defend this na

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she tells me she woke up at 5:00 to say goodbye as he left for she then fell back asleep on the couch in the living room. this is what her living room looks like now. around 7:30 this morning, a driver heading south on 122 lost control and crashed right into the home. dionna davis says it woke her up, she thought the ceiling was falling in, as everything on the wall flew across the room. she says the truck came within 10 feet of hitting her. she says she and her fiance knew 122 here in madison township was well travelled, but when they moved in, they did not picture anything like this happening. dionna davis: had it been any d have been dead. there' very, very thankful that the lower half of the house is a log cabin. that it had such good structure, that it saved my life. karin: the crash also startled her two cats, she did find one of them. she' s hoping the other is just hiding somewhere. live in madison township, karin johnson, wlwt news 5. lisa: investigators believe slick roads played a role in the crash. right now, the building inspector is looking at the s just in. ohio attorne

thick smoke and heavy flames woke jamie and her family up early sunday morning. just hours after seeing her sister get married. >> it was a family event. we had family from all over come in. we got woken up at 3:30 in the morning. banging on the door. you know, there is trucks everywhere. my family is like in their pajamas.

she woke up to this thing. this thing is -- it was asleep on her chest. the animal also known as a honey bear, part of the raccoon family but it's usually found in the rain forests of central and south america, not in a bed in miami-dade. >> she slowly wakes up and realizes that there is an animal curled i guess her first impression was that it might be a cat. but when they both got a look at each other, they both freaked out. >> so -- look, that thing took off and hid in the woman's at particular attic. it was being kept as a bet in a nearby home. >> but then how do you ever go back to sleep. i mean, to wake up to anything. >> imagine it looking at you right like that. >> my sister's guinea pig got loose and she woke up with it right in her face. >> the biggest mistake of her life. >> her exclusive interview is next revealing her frame of mind during this violent outburst. >> i wake up with my cat in my face every morning. i don't know what you're talking about, j.c. that's normal in my house. a man wanted for murder in virginia shoots himself as try to

. >> i just woke up.wasn't in my apartment. >> reporter: the child's body was found in cooper river park about a half mile from his father's apartment. authorities have never said how the little boy died. they announced the initial autopsy was inconclusive and it was later reported a drug screen showed nothing unexpected in the child's blood. authorities say there was no sign of forced entry to the home. >> it's not a shock so much as it's a disappointment. dj lost his son and now to be accused of being the killer i think is as bad as it gets. >> reporter: creato is charged with first degree murder and second degree endangering the welfare of a child. so far the prosecutor's office hasn't said what led to these charges. arraignment is scheduled for 1:30 this afternoon. live in camden, katherine scott, channel6 "action news." matt. >> thank you, katherine. >>> an adult is wanted for stabbing a teenagerly in montgomery county over the weekend. police are looking for 33-year-old leonard greenwood saying he s

her husband woke her . they were under construction, a third occupied,hi it was close to comment a few weeks it had to be torn down because of extensive damage everybody here was doing a good job of presenting anything else from igniting. >> i was sleeping, when my husband woke me up . i was tried to get my daughter out . and when we got out, there was this horrific flames everywhere. >> state fire marshal's office has been on the scene and hidden lakes for several hours . the good news, and nobody injured . they prevented the embers from igniting other homeshe and also the worm some propane tanks up kinetic look at the man accused of killing canton k-9 officer jethro. >> jessica dill has more on his arraignment hearing . bond was continued and $5 million for 22-year-old kelontre barefield charges of on a peace officer, and shooting near a prohibited area, on saturday officers were called to a burglary in fisher foods, they said that he fired shots with three hits in jethro, he died sunday morning, at the a

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we woke up real fast and were happy to chat with him. reporter: matthew and his parents have obviously spent the night last night and settled in and left in separate cars. we don't know where he is right now. his parents say he is fine and decompressing and he may speak later on. jack harper, wcvb, newscenter 5. phil: right now the state department is trying to find three american contractors gone missing in iraq. there are reports that they have been kidnapped. the arab news agency claims the americans were taken by militants in baghdad. the u.s. embassy says it is working with iraqi authorities to locate those missing workers. phil: and tomorrow we could find out when aaron hernandez will face his next murder trial. set at a hearing for the 2012 shooting death of two men outside a boston nightclub. jury selection is expected to start this month, but the judge agreed to delay the trial because of an appeal over evidence. hernandez is serving a life sentence for the 2013 murder of odin lloyd. denver. the sole focus is beating the broncos

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they say they woke up this morning and they had tickets on their cars. the city admitting they gave lots of tickets overnight, yesterday and today. now because not everyone got the message about a snow band, they are throwing out all those tickets when people are saying what about their cars that got towed. >>> clark university's first curve balls thrown at him. but nothing like what he saw this morning . >>> so i woke up this morning our other roommate knocked on my door and he said your car is not here . >> anchor: his car was towed along with the cars of his two roommates. all three baseball players at $1 $132 towing fee each. plus a $50 parking ticket for the city. in part of the problem these athletes say is that the city didn't tell them a parking ban was in place. >>> when he told me our cars were towed i was kind of like the roads weren't even bad. i just was really confused about it . >> anchor: in these guys were the only ones. across town these grad students move their cars in the nick of time. they say they got notified all right but well aft

check out these temperatures anywhere between 15 and 21 degrees colder than what we woke up to yesterday all thanks to that very strong cold front. we saw temperatures yesterday at this at this time in the upper 70s so enjoy the next refreshing change. open up those windows and doors. you're going to enjoy

currently temperatures much cooler than what we woke up to yesterday. 63 in ft. lauderdale. 69 in key west. all thanks to that cold front clearing south florida last night and a north west wind behind it. that's our cool air connection.. you're going to feel it. 63 comfortable degrees in pembroke pines. our coolest spot, kendall. 62. these temperatures are between four and nine degrees cooler than what we saw yesterday we still have that stubborn cloud deck in place. even some patchy fog could develop overinland broward and miami-dade. all that rain has pushed towardsshe south associated with the leading edge of the front and,000 we have high pressure building from the north. our cool air conneion providing for a beautiful friday. we are expecting coooer, drier weather in the forecast. it will be june right breezy though and because the breeze is strong, we do have advisories. that high will eventually push over the western atlantic. bringing your winds in off the ocean. a gradual warning trend, so we have that small craft advisory in effect. hazardous seas expec

discover p>>dave: yesterday was one of pthose days you woke up and said, phey, it's not bad. pcould tell some changes were paround and that was that north pwind dragging in the colder air pand this is where we sit as a presult this morning. pwest chase, new tampa, brandon, lant city, sun city center, all pin the mid 40s. ptampa at 47. pstill hanging on to 50 barely in pst. petersburg and the further pnorth you go, the colder it is. pinverness at 37. pcrystal river at 37 degrees. pbarely above 40 in brooksville. pnotice a little bit warmer, a pfew degrees from brandon. p52 to englewood 53. pthey also have a little bit of pcloud cover this morning. pthe front has moved far enough psouth that the colder air has psettled to the north and mid to pupper 40s for the most part in olk county, hardee county, low p50s. pthen you get north wind and for pthe most part it's not bad. pone, five, six miles an hour.

. `` >> just about everyone else woke ``up this morning worried about ``the winter weather. ``and they woke up worried about ``the fate of one of their own. ``>> he' s gone from the ``salutatorian to being detained ``in north korea. ``>> i am praying for him. ``>> he said if you are finer but ``that' s not the picture north ``korean officials are painting of ``he was arrested on a tourist ``accused of a hostile act. sensitive nature of ``these kind of situations, they ``declined to comment. ``students were told to direct ``media requests to the principal. ``it means speculation and concern ``are running rampant. `` >> i am sure the town is buzzing ``on where he is and thinking of ``the family. ``>> thinking about cam and his ``safety and his future. `` in situations like this. ``>> this cool district has asked ``we respect their privacy, which ``we have done. recent -- it has been ``a negotiation process. `` kevin: a few flakes and you had ``further south. `` here' s a look at the system ``tonight that is pivoting itself ``away. ``the heavier snow is in the ``darker blue. ``

i woke up a few pirates at 4:00 am so they could share their parade day strategies. >> we look for the kids, and the way. they have a basket and hide the nothing. [ laughter ] absolutely. >> there is nothing like it. it's amazing. you've got swarms of people just clamoring for beads and treated and all kinds of stuff. and kids just want to take your picture. it's just amazing. >> do you have any idea how many beads you'll give out? >> i bought two boxes. [ laughter ] >> into the thousands! >> reporter: it'll be kay on theic, but worth it. we have information about road closures and where the parade will be all on our website, wfla.com. >> the fun will start at 11:30 am with the gasparilla invasion in the bay. at 1:00 pm, the pirates dock at the tampa convention center. at 2:00 pm, the parade of pirates on bay shore boulevard will get underway. >> and you can watch tomorrow's parade live on news channel 8. josh and i will cohost our coverage. coverage begins at 2:30. >>> the high clouds continue to stream in from the west and southwest. 60 degrees right now. not perfectly clear skies by

this historic inn was woke up through the night. and firefighters tell us they got the call at 4 a.m., when they got here they found cars on fire look with the property. three people were trapped, one in the front of the building and two in the back, but luckily they were rescued and got out safely. one woman that we spoke to said that her sister got married yesterday and it's a frightening scene. >> we had family from all come in and woke up at 3:30 in the morning, banging on the door, and there is trucks everywhere and my family is in pajamas, oh, our stuff is in flames. not something that you expected for a wedding. >> you see one of these lodges destroyed on the historic property. one firefighter exhausted but again the fire started on the utside of the building, live in sturbridge. >> two boys recovering in a rescue. the 9 and 11 year-old were walking near a pond and fell through the ice. good samaritans and firefighters pulled the boys out of the water. >> it could be my kids or nephews, i am thankful for what they did, i pray

involved and they suspect alcohol was a >> larry: don anderson said after he fell asleep, the alarm woke him up. >> do you think the alarm saved your life? >> yup. >> no question about it? >> no question. >> larry: stop by the fire station if you would like a free alarm for your home. >>> kim bishop resigned from her position back in may 2014. she quit after it was discovered there were dozens of fraudulent checks from her office. they totaled more than $50,000. on monday, she was indicted on five counts of felony attempted embezzlement. >> ashlea: take a look at this. it's an aerial view of downtown hendersonville by a drone. the bulk of the snow was falling. more than 300 views on youtube. very cool video. it almost looks fake. will be on a two-hour delay because some back roads still have snow on them. we have all of tomorrow's school announcements updating on the bottom of your screen. the dot says five trucks had mechanical problems which put them behind on plowing. crews are still working on plow gravel and dirt roads. >> we're working around the clock to get these worked on and to

"i woke up at 4am and he still wasn't home. i was calling his cell phone, texting him where was he?" with friends, his motorcycle club or walking the dog, she thought at first until she checked facebook. "i checked facebook for friends nearby and he was half a mile away 35 minutes ago. so i figured maybe he had an accident." she went looking for him and ran into police lights. "i ran under the tape and the police stopped me and said 'you can't come.' i said is it a motorcycle accident? and he said 'yes' and i said i think it's my husband." it was her husband but it was no accident.t. he confirmed it was my husband. he said that he had been shot three times and was deceased." a driver passing by that night on long green parkway in northeast columbia called 9-1-1 and reported what looked like a crash but richland county investigators quickly saw silva had been shot. no suspects, no leads, no reason why a father of five and grandfather was gunned down half a mile from his home. "i woke up to missed calls, texts and stuff and when

thing that people have been telling us through the day is the shock they felt this morning as they woke

temperatures between 1 than what you woke up to yesterday. u're going to feel it. we all felt it this morning. dedenitely a change. warmer and comfortable throughout the morning. it will be temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. by the end of the morning we'll see tempererures in the upper 70s leading into the afternoon. warm and breezy. enjoy it because a big change comes in the forerest by tomorrow. >> another change? good morning, south florida. i-95 looking really good. here's a live look at i-95 and 135th street. traffic moving but there are reports of some slowowwns out there. with my traffic data here, i can show you exactly what i'm'm talking about. i'm talking about the i and 135th street. looks like our northbound lanes are experiencing just a little bit of a slowdown this morning. that's where we had two to three lanes of traffic c ut down because of the construction crews and those speeds aree clocking in at 52 miles per hour to 38 miles per hour. but theyhould be out of there around 5:30 in the morning. if you're traveling eaststund starting at i-75, cr

warmer than what we're these temperatures are anywhere between 14 and 23 degrees warmer than what we woke up t yesterday. we'll continue to warm up throughout the morning. it will be comfortable, mind with temperatures in the low 70s by 8:00. upper 70s will be our high as the breeze continues. lots to talk about coming up. >>> all right, julie. thanks so much. guess what, we're accident-free in both counties. what a way to start our 6:00 hour. things are looking great out there. we still have some construction crew that's can slow you on on i-75. southbound lanes here to the distance. but if you live in this location you already know the construction crews are out there. earlier this morning we saw three lanes blocked on i-75 at sheridan street. this is all part of a long-term construction plan. we're still seeing stop and go traffic just a little bit. i did say we were accident-free. this one affecting our southbound lanes at i-95 at 441 and again it are only on 441, i-95 looking just great this morning. drive times on u.s.-1. if you're starting at kendall drive heading into miami this m

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