where the child glad. -- died. school superintendent alberto carvalho paid his respects and stop by the child's school to consult classmates and teachers.>> it seems it is a crime to be a child in miami. far too many are paying the ultimate price. >> reporter: a first grader was gunned down blocks away from the school.>> what happened when you heard what happened to him?>> i started crying.>> king carter was bigger than life. we were remember him for that.>> reporter: local ministers are adding to the reward. pastor retton presented this checked for $1000 to crimestoppers. >> somebody needs to be brought to justice. it is sickening to my soul that outside to play anymore without suffering gun violence.>> just come forward. you have to stop. this could be somebody else's child tomorrow the. and after that and after that. they have to come forward. just come forward.>> reporter: police are looking for three men and a black four-door car. three of them got out and shot at the complex. there's reward of $26,000. if you can help, call crimestoppers at 305-471-tips. peter dench, cbs4 news. our coverage moves now to ted scouten.>> everyone from neighbors to leaders are saying enough is enough.>> sadly, memorials are becoming too mac this is for king carter. how do you stop this? people are looking for answers. i spoke to two women who know firsthand. >> this seat will never be the same. >> reporter: tawana and kids sat it her sons empty dust today. flying a kite can be fun is a paragraph he recently wrote. >> we need tips. the community needs to stop be in silent all the time. everyone is silent until it happens to their family. then they want answers.>> reporter: tawana knows this pain well. this is her first -- fourth family member to be killed by violence. tantalus sears son was murdered, too. people are afraid that the killer will retaliate. to make witnesses feel safe giving tips.>> it will protect their information from being public.>> -- >> reporter: both say laws need to be best -- beefed up and laws already on the books need to be enforced. >> that's the only way we can cleanup this community. right now, they are having a field day. there is no consequences to their actions.>> reporter: tuan is a schoolteacher. she notices criminals are getting younger. they are looking to the wrong places for acceptance.>> we need to bribe -- provide more opportunities for kids after school. we know we can't control what parents are doing. we can control that we keep the kids longer. it's sad that we have to think this way.>> reporter: a live look at the memorial for ken carter where people are still the little boy. something to keep in mind is they need information to solve this crime. if you're afraid to come forward, you can always let your priest or pastor no. just let someone know so the information can make its way to the police. ted scouten a cbs4 news.>> as ted reported, calls to action have been frequent since the school year began. we have seen an increase in young people being brought down by gun violence. one person making that plea, king's father, who hours after his son's death saturday pledged to make a difference in his community.>> i'm going to start a campaign, saving our kings. i am going to do the same thing, pick up my kid, teach them how to do homework, we will teach them recreational exercises. we will show them how to be real men.>> he is talking about mentoring. we have heard some of those same calls to action. stories every monday about how mentoring works, why it matters, and how you can make a difference.>> both my brothers have been in and out of jail. i almost articulate what was the difference. the difference was that they were adults in my life who told me i was going places and there were no adults in my brothers life who told them they were going places. ahead, see how volunteers at the miami children's initiative are working to get young kids out of danger and on the right path. that's in our next half hour. we are following breaking news right now in the los angeles area where firefighters from the scene with a small plane crash. you can see the plane in the center of the screen. these are pictures from california where the plane went down near whitman airport. apparently the plane hit a couple of cars as a crash. the good news, no injuries reported. we will keep a lot -- keep an more. this south florida man convicted of murdering his middle school friend has been sentenced to life in prison again.>> michael hernandez today is essentially the same person he was in 2004. he continues to be obsessed by violent books, movies, and music by mass murders, serial killers. he has no insight or empathy for the victims and the prognosis for rehabilitation is poor.>> the first sentence had to be reconsidered after the supreme court ruled that juveniles could not get automatic life sentences. he was 14 at the time of the killing. gary nelson was in court for today's sentencing. is report is coming up at six. campaign 2016. it has been a busy day after a busy weekend. jeb bush dropped out of the race. and furious. tom ridge back to john kasich and marco rubio picked up endorsements from local politicians as well as utah sen. orrin hatch and gov. asa hutchinson. the endorsements paling can -- comparison to the draw that unfolded on the campaign trail. elliott rodriguez is in the control room with details.>> reporter: fresh off the south carolina primary, republican presidential candidates are focused on nevada where donald trump is hoping to keep his hot streak going. us that broke out between the rubio and cruz campaigns. cruz fired a top official. lcoe, nevada, a town of 20,000, is the center of the nevada caucuses. marco rubio, ted cruz, and donald trump's son are making appearances. lcoe is -- important because it is a republican stronghold. that may belong to trump. >> the important issues are if they trust trump more.>> backseat to personal attacks. rubio shot back to a video lesson in his faith, accusing the campaign of dirty tricks.>> every single day, something comes up that is untrue. in this case, it goes back to my faith.>> reporter: the communications director was fired. john kasich caught heat about this comment on women leaving their kitchens to vote for him.>> many women who left their kitchens to go out and go door-to-door when things were different...>> reporter: kasich was talking about women in the 70s. he may have to explain what he meant. >> a lot of people are looking at whether or not it would be cruz or rubio that finishes second. at this point, i don't take either one can close the gap with trump.>> reporter: that focused attacks on one another.>> no candidate has never won the nomination who didn't win one of the first three states.>> reporter: nevadans get one more day of mudslinging bore the -- before the candidates move on to super tuesday. nevada is the last the early voting states before the race goes natural -- national. 12 states will vote on super tuesday. elliott rodriguez, cbs4 news. with jeb out, arca rubio is picking up some of his supporters. the republican delegation is endorsing rubio for president.>> speaking of future and new generations of leaders, that brings us to marco rubio and the reason we are here today, to say thank you, marco kuepfer stepping up to the challenge. will bring new voices to our republican party. coming up at six, we will hear more from representatives and why they say they're supporting rubio in his bid for the white house. stay with cbs4 are continuing coverage of 2016 coverage -- campaign 2016 and look for updates on cbsmiami.com/campaign 2016. still to come, how a dispute -- dispute over garlic knots lead to arrest at a restaurant. a car drives the wrong way on a turnpike. the driver was dying when his car crashes into the tractor- trailer. the facebook post that could be a clue to what happened. new details on the man accused of killing six people in michigan over the weekend. what was revealed in a court hearing up next. apples ceo making demands of the government. an email he sent out to his employees. we will have the latest on the encryption battle later on. weather control, absolutely storms (phone 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 work hard, needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, new details on the \ber driver accused of the shooting rampage in michigan. jason dalton has admitted that he is partially responsible. kenneth craig has more from kalamazoo, michigan, with a man just faced a judge.>> reporter: for the arraignment this afternoon. one person not here was jason dalton. he was at a local jail, appearing by video link as the judge went through every charge. jason dalton appeared by video link at a county courthouse where he is facing six counts of murder.>> you understand the charges and the maximum sentences? >> yes. >> reporter: police say the \ber driver went on a deadly rampage in kalamazoo saturday night, randomly killing six and seriously injuring two others in three separate attacks. investigators say he began his shooting spree at an apartment complex where he shot a woman multiple times. tammy george came outside when she heard the gunshots.>> she was curled up in a ball asking about her kids. >> reporter: alton admitted he gunned down a man in his 17- year-old son at a car killed four more women outside a cracker barrel. dalton said he preferred to remain silent when the judge asked if he had anything to say. then the judge denied bail. police recovered the gun used in the killings. investigators are looking into weather -- whether he continued driving passengers. \ber's says dalton passed a background check and had no prior criminal history. dalton will stay behind bars at least until his next court appearance, set for early march. in kalamazoo, kenneth craig, cbs4 news. a fight breaks out at a florida pizzeria over garlic knots. it started after an order in palm coast friday. police say the woman demanded money back and did not like the way the waiter put the money back down on the counter. that's when the three men stormed into the restaurant cash register. they also through food and pizza boxes. a young woman is in a coma after the roommate she found on craigslist viciously attacked her, according to her mother. we want to warn you, you may find these images disturbing. danielle jones had been recovering at the trauma center since valentine's day. police arrested byron mitchell for attempted murder. he told investigators he and jones were in a relationship but her mother says he was a roommate she found after placing ads -- an ad on craigslist.>> i hope more than anything my daughter lives through this, that this does not want her for the rest of her life.>> mitchell told police that jones attacked him. if you would like to help with medical expenses, her family has started gofundme account. we had the lease -- link on highway patrol is investigating after 26-year-old man is killed in a wrong way crash. troopers say's friends was heading southbound sunday night when he crashed into an 18 wheeler near griffin road.>> we had reports of other vehicles narrowly missing this wrong way driver and again that the lights were not on. their headlights were not activated. that made it even more difficult to spot.>> neither the driver nor passenger in the 18 wheeler were injured. on facebook, there were several posts about depression and just last week, he wrote about driving on the turnpike in the opposite direction. miami beach leaders are setting the record straight on the planned convention center. they say residents have been receiving phone calls from an the group, which has ties to casino gambling, is allegedly making false claims about the project, including how it will be finance. mayor levine addressed the group's claims.>> the third party is lying. it's going to cost the city nothing. they are saying it's going to cost traffic. an independent report says it will reduce traffic. the casino industry knows that they are not going to have a casino in miami beach, and they don't want this hotel to be built.>> the city says the hotel will be 100% privately funded and create jobs. miami boats -- miami beach voters will decide whether the hotel is built. preparations underway for the south beach food and wine festival. you can see earlier today, tense and showcase areas being set up. the event features winetasting gourmet dinners and several food and wine festival kicks off wednesday and runs through sunday. it's looking nice.>> always a fun event in south florida. did i hear you say winter is coming back?>> no snow in the forecast. the wine fest will be the jacket encode festival. outside, here is our wind jam or resort camera. a simply spectacular afternoon. folks enjoying what i consider chilly surf. the water temperature touching the water with their toes. 77 miami, 77 and slaughtered a. nice and dry out there, 54% humidity, winds at 10, gusting to 25. temperatures from hollywood and kendall all in the mid-70s right now with again till -- gentle southeast breeze. the pattern will be changing. we have a pretty good storm south that will produce some severe weather. it is expected to just -- to produce its large severe weather. for us, warm breeze, spotty showers possible. on wednesday, things start to change. her comes a strong cold front. we're ahead of it wednesday. very warm and humid, gusty storms move through. i think the tornado for south florida, that's pretty lows -- low. the squall line, line of thunderstorms and strong winds, that is fairly high. will be watching for that during the day. the front comes through wednesday night. cooler air will head back into the area thursday. much cooler, eyes will struggle to get out of the 60s. overnight lows could dip back into the 40s. it's going to be cool for this time of year. for tonight, breezy along the beaches. showers going by. winds out of the south these, 15-20. into the weekend, a week with big changes. raising tomorrow, a few showers, gusty storms wednesday, much cooler, highs in the 60s, lows in the low 50s. lenny of sunshine by later in the week. here's what we are working for you at 11. obviously the price is right. the clothes looked really cute. when i opened it, this rank smell came out of the bag. it was a mix of mildew or food. i had to go with teeny tiny scissors and cut the thing apart. i am no seamstress.>> you see the ads all over facebook. great-looking clothes at low prices. what do you really get when you order from overseas? we have a buyer beware warning for us. watch our report tonight at 11 only on the cbs4 news.>> can't a woman's quick thinking at an atm stopped her from being robbed. >> we will tell you what she did. bill cosby's wife on the record, and a deposition she wanted no part of. cameron matheson is live. a teenager hit by a car that did not stop. the clue that police hope will lead them to the driver responsible. many are asking how we can stop the cycle of violence. how an organization is working to make a difference in our mentoring matters report. i am walter mckellan. tomorrow, election season in full swing. with the presidential nomination up for grabs and both parties staying on top of it all can be a tall order. new apps can help voters there has to be a way. carry the centimeter, divide by 3.14 something something something... [ beeping, whirring ] great caesar salad! shows people policy options to help fit their budget. is that a true story? yeah! people really do save an average of over $500 when they switch. i mean about you inventing it. i invented the story, and isn't that what really matters? apple ceo tim cook is not backing down in their encryption battle with the fbi. in an email, cook thanked employees for their report and said the government should withdraw its demand. james call me says cspi owes it to the victims of the san bernardino attack to try to gain access to a smartphone used by one of the gunman. ordered apple to help unlock the iphone. camille cosby finally sat down with lawyers for a deposition in a civil case against her husband cop -- husband, bill cosby. cameron rest -- cameron matheson is live with details. >> reporter: we have new details from on the ground in springfield as camille finally goes under oath. getting camille cosby to answer questions is putting heat on bill cosby. camille cosby dodged reporters this morning. >> this is a defamation case brought by seven women who say when bill cosby's representatives publicly denied any of this happened, that was defamation. it defamed them. >> reporter: andre many oh says attorneys are going to great lengths to keep the press away from camille.>> in this hallway where the deposition is taking curtain to block all media.>> reporter: this was bill and camille's last interview together.>> no, don't answer that.>> reporter: she remained silent in 2014. >> there is no response.>> bill cosby has denied all wrong do. he and camille have been married for 52 years. their communications are generally speaking protected, but because camille also worked as a business manager, it left the plaintiff with an opening.>> i expect there will be intrusive personal questions asked and very few answers given.>> we have exclusive photos of camille's arrival to the hotel. you will see those tonight on each eight -- vt. now it 5:30, have you seen this car, police say it was involved in a crash that left a teenager in a hospital. the driver may not have been on the scene.>> we spoke with detectives and have more now on the car police are looking for.>> reporter: that victim remains here at the trauma center in serious condition. police are looking for the driver but they say he left behind some critical clues. >> that is silver paint we collected from the area. there are multiple pieces. we know it's silver. those were the items left on the scene.>> reporter: detective orlando sosa which covered these pieces from a mercedes involved in a hit-and- run. classmates say this is the victim, javier valadez. he is in the hospital in serious condition. police say he was crossing northwest 22nd at 79th st. with his brother trying to catch a bus when the driver hit him and kept going.>> the vehicle had the green light. the vehicle is not at fault. it aggravates the situation, much less to leave a juvenile on the ground., leaving him behind defend for himself.>> reporter: classmate say he plays basketball and is a bright student. >> he is a great student. to see such sad news scared all this. >> you have to be careful and look at where you're walking and make sure you look four times before you cross the street.>> we have bleeding of the brain and possible fractures to the face. >> -- >> reporter: police put up these flyers. the car likely has hood damaged and possibly a damaged windshield.>> a family member was a witness who almost got struck himself.>> reporter:

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