we are dealing with upper 50s a little further inland, pembrook pines down into kendall and homestead. apart from the temperatures being op the cooler side, this morning, we are also dealing with a few showers that remain over the at laplantic waters. down into miami-dade, we are gipping to see a few light showers offshore continue to push in along that light, light northeast breeze. now, are expecting to have that northeast wind throughout most of the dy. as you can see, the showers will slowly but surely approach. miami-dade county. these showers are very, very close to the coast. at any given moment throughout the morning hours, we could see some showers. we are expectingn increasing chaps of chance of showers as the day take a zoom to see what's going on. we do have the boundary that has straits. so, sharon, for the next few hours, we are calling for mostly cloudy skies. we will leave that light ance in the forecast up until the late morning hours >> a tae kwon do instructor is behind bars charged with molesting two of his young students. now, police want to send out a warning, because there may be more victims. erika glover has the latest on the investigation. >> this morning, officers here in miami want you to take another look at the tae kwon do instructor accused of molesting two young sisters taking lessons right here in miami. officers sayay there could be more victims. >> miami police say 64-year-old raphael negr is accused of sexual abuse of two students that were at this studio. text messages on the older ster's phone. he invited the 15-year-old over to his place inviting her to be his baby and we went to the martial arts studio and called the number on the window. his son was in court asking the judge to be lean nient. >> do you work at the tae kwon do student. >> yes, your honor. >> i'm concerned about himeing around children. that's why these victims take tae kwon do lessons. >> reporter: coming up, i'll exain what charges he is facing and how officers say you can help. right now, one person is dead in orlando after a shooting at the florida mall. here is a map so you can see where it is. it is right off the bee line expressway. it is in between universal ororndo and the orlando airport. the jcpenney dapartment store. deputies say they found one man dead inside a car and another taken to the hospital in critical condition. no word on if there is a suspect description or what sparked the shooting. we will keep you posted derrick wadina has been sentenced to life in prison. he was found guilty of second-degree murder after fatally shooting his wife eight times and posting a photo of her body on facebook. he told police he shot his wife during an altercation in which she threatened him with a knife. jurors did not buy his self-defense claim. the victim's ten-year-old dauguger was inside the home at the time of the murder. he. >> she@will sorely be missed but at least this is closure for the family. >> he was sentenced to life in prison and will not be eligible >> we are closer to an outcome in another big case. a judge in the case of michael hernandez says he will deliver his ruling on february 22nd. in 2008, he was sentenced to life in prison for stabbing his classmate in a southwood middle school bathroom. both were 14 years old at the time. the u.s. supreme court ruled in 2012 that juveniles could not be sentenced d life without the chance of parole. right now, police are on the hunt forhoever shot and killed a father of four. >> nbc 6 followinghis story since we brought the breaking details yesterday morning. the man was gunned down multiple times as he was smoking a cigarette outside. now, friends and family members are coming together to plead for the community's help in finding his killer. nbc 6 reporter, jamie golola has more. >> may god rest his soul. same spot where aaron parish was killed, not even 24 hours ago. >> i am hurting. this kid was a good kid. >> the 44-year-old father of four outside smoking a cigarette when he was shot several times. his wife, inside, heard the gun fire. >> it was a senseless killing. they shot him in the back eight times and for the head t was meant for somebody else. >> reporter: with hugs, tears, candles and messages, this group of mourners reaching for closure without more of the answers they are looking for. shots rang out inhis apartment complex around 1:30 this morning. those closes parish also wanted to use the vigil to speak passionately to the killer or killers. >> you better come up and turn yourself in, because this ain't right. the hood gonna get you. it. reporting covering news around the world, the death toll at 7 after a 6.4 magnitude earthake shook taiwan. it struck in southern taiwan tomming buildings and leaving more tha121,000 homes and businesses without power. among those that died is a ten-day-old baby girl. at least 103 were hurt causing five buildings to fall and others to tilt. we will keep you postedn the weather app police and fire rescue squads are teaming up today for a training exercise to fight potential terrorists. it is all part of operation heat shields to respond to emergencies and it will impact south florida traffic. it is expected to incde all of these locations in miami-dade county. first responders will begin near government center and downtown around marlins park in the evening. roads around government center expected to close between 7:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. streets will also clothes around marlins park between 6:00 p.m. and 1:00 in the morning. >> jackson memorial hospital fires two employees for leaking the medical records of giants football player, jason pierre-paul. you may recall, pierre paul injured his hand last year on the fourth of july. it cost the defensive end a finger and other parts of his right hand. jmh says two of their employees appropriately accessed the patient's health record almost nine minutes after the 6:00 houou still ahead, a camera captures a teifying moment a crane collapses on to a busy manhattan street. the latest on those who were hurt and the investigation that continues this morning. >> south florida, if you are heading out the door and spend your day on the water, a small craft advisory will remain in winds shifting out of the east/northeast as the day goes on. a light chop throughout the you want more. love romance? get lost in every embrace. into sports? follow every pitch, every play and every win. change the way y/u experience tv with x1 from xfinity. ida chicken, snap beans and strawberry parfait. fresh florida bell peppers sizzle in olive oil. add snap beans, a dashshf garlicand serve with roasted chicken. for dessert, surprise themwith juicy florida strawberrs in a scrumptio, easy to make parfait. from dinner to dessert, it's just that easy to serve delicious fresh florida dishes anytime. and look for the fresh from florida label when you shop. a camera capturing the moment a massive crane fell on manhattan street, crhing cars and killing one person. kristin dahlgren has details. >> he is moving it fast and drop teeing really quick. >> reporter: the moment the massive crane crashed to e erth captured on video as stuped witnesses looked on in disbelief. >> it was an enormous bang, like the loudest bank ever. the whole building felt like the whole earth shook and moved. >> on the street below, debris stretchth the l lngth of two football fields. it twisted and broken. cars parked along the street flattened. >> we're going to need numerous ambulances here. we have one person struck by the crane. we have one person trapped in a car. >> reporter: the trapped man was one of three injured. 38-year-old david wicks was killed simplyalking on the street during rush-hour when the crane crashed down. hundreds of rescue workers rushed to the scene as did new york's mayor, calling it a miracle more weren't killed. >> this incident occurred as they were lowering the cne to secure it. >> reporter: neighbors said they worried about the crane well before this morning. m. >> it didn't look right. >> reporter: so you are not surprised? >> i am stunned but not surprised. >> reporter: they came under scrutiny in 2008 whenwo collapsed within two months killing nip. the city's building commissioner measures were put in place. last month, a kraepcrane snapped. the city ordered some 400 other cranes be secured. >> devastating images. the owner of that crane wouldn't comment but we do know it was inspected at 6:20 thursday morning and w in full compliance. the investigation into exactly what caused the crane's collapse continues this morning. huge news for cuban migrants waiting to make their way into the u.s. from cossta rica. direct flights are expected to begin. the news comes after a second group of migrants resumedheir long-awaited trip. two days ago, they flew from a costa rican airport and landed in mexico,all part of an agreement to overcome group through by land. >> we're takingd a look at what's going on outside. we are seeing a few of the showers offshore. as you can see, we are waking up to cool temperatures. upper 50s in portions of south miami that goes through kendall and into broward, seeing upper 50s. near miami and in ft. lauderdale, coastal areas, temperatures on the warmer side. 61, miami, that goes for ft. auderdale as well. i want to take a look at the showers we are continuing to keep an eye on. as you can see, everything remains offshore near the miami-dade coastline. slowly but surely approaching across key biscayne to south beach to something we want to keep an eye on as the morning goes on. we are expecting an increasing set of showers as the day goes on. broward county, looking pretty good. taking outside of a first look cam, this is miami, thin looking quite quiet. rth/northeast that will be shifting more out of the northeast and becoming more on the breezy side as the day goes on. >> for your first alert forecast on this saturday, we are going to keep it mostly cloudy for today. we are going to leave light showers throughout the first half of the day increasing as the afternoon goes on, becoming heavier this eveninw and into the overnight hours. why is that? remember that front that swung through and cooled things down for us. now, it is just stationary to the south of us across the florida straits. that's what's helping toto trigger these showers. expected to lift to the north as the day goes on. low pressure forming along that front and pushing throgh again as another system. one, that's going to leave us a good chance for heavy rain, possibly an isolated thunderstorm overnight into tomorrow morning. two, that's also going to cool us down for the second half of the week and even more than we already are. for today, the main threats will be marine conditions. in effect for the atlantic waters. breezy conditions expected to pick up. with winds out of the east/northeast, we are expecting a high risk along atlantic beaches. here is that front that comes through overnight early. we should be okay. parting with a few clouds throughout the morning hours. things should become brighter as e day comes on. temperatures throughout the afternoon hours, in the mid-60s. cooler for the start of this upcoming workweek. >> erika, thank you. >> only on 6:00, an exclusive look inside the camps on guantanamo bay, cuba. lloyd shepherd with a rare lookok inside the camp and what's had head for the men behind bars. >> reporter: bomb makers, terrorists, trainers, bodyguards to osama bin laden. we can't show you their faces. that's how the united states government described the men nbc 6 cameras show the detainees talking, gesturing, evengetting water from guards during an ternoon meal. >> we can't forget that the detainees that are here at one point had for their objective to kill americans. given the opportunity, they would continue to do so. >> certain detainees will llect and store bodily fluids, urine, feces, vomit, and if they can get that opportunity to will. >> there are about 2000 members of the joint task force, men and women, assigned to watch the detainees around the clock. >> the number assigned at gitmo cade. the number of detainees has dropped to 91. >> they also receive a prayer rug. nearly $400 million a year. the president has called for guantanamo bay to be closed since he p came into office and protesters recently near u.s. southern command in doral want it shsh down too. >> we can't show you this man originally from jordan that works as a conduit. says many of those approved for release now speak english. he can't answer if they will return to fighting a ainst the u.s. >> their views have changed.. i'm not discussing the point of how are they going to go back. we have seen their change. >> reporter: commander clark knows the possibility exists that gitmo could clothes and says the troops will continue t do their duty until a decision is made. >> we are preparing. feasibility would be of doing a the alleged mastermind and those plodding 9/11 around going anywhere p. willard shepherd, nbc 6 news. 20 minutes after the 00 hour, super sunday is right lo some exciting news for iphone users. apple says it will accept your banged-up iphone as a credit. they only offered credit if it had an intactt screen and working buttons. the new offer applies only for ifoeps beginning with model 5 s and up. will give you a trade-in value, $50 to $200. if interested, head to your local store for an estimate. the big apple is receiving super bowl fever. p lit up in the colors of the denver broncos and carolina panthers. in san francisco, the state is set for football's biggest weekend. more than 1 million visitors are expected in the cityy the bay for the sunday's big super bowl matchup. for nbc jay gray reports from san francisco. everybody, welcome to san francisco, the host of super bowl 50. >> it is literally the golden ticket. as we get closer to kickoff, a tough ticket for those who want to be a part of football history by the bay. >> you wonder if you are ever going to get the opportunity to go. >> for dennis and judith >> our anniversary on m the day of the super bowl. >> they will celebrate inside levi's stadium. with a romantic dinner. >> i'll buy her a beer and a hotdog. >> for those that don't have a seat yet, time and the ticket supply are running short. >> we need a situation where this is a very expensive ticket. >> $5,000 and climbing. >> that's a supply and demand issue. there is less supply that we are seeing right now on the secondary market. so the prices are actually higher. >> if you are paying a price, you will want to make sure it is the real deal. >> reporter: >> the nfl has done a phenomenal job on building aicket with a great deal of security features. >> there i a hologram here and the heat sensitivity. >> reporter: on a ticket to a memory that will last a lifetime. >> that was jay gray reporting. bowl 50 tomorrow, the national council on problem gambling is hard at work. the advocate group is bracing for the busiest time of@ year. it ex pepted a surge of adction hotline calls specksly in the days and hours following the championship. on average, they will get an tra 1500 calls to the national help line during the month of february. experts think they know why. >> we see a surge after the super bo because for a lot of gamblers, it represents the end of a losing season. they often bet bigger to try to make up their losses. those who continue to lose may realize at this point, they have hit the bottom. >> get this. the american gaming association says people will wager an estimated $4.2 billion op then the super bowl and almost all of that will be done illegally. 6:25 is the time. tonigt, comedian, larry david, is hostingsaturday night live" and a presidential candidate is stopping by. trying to plan your saturday. here is your beach forecast. temperatures into the mid-70s. later this afternoop,n with water temperatures 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i never have my glasses on. really, i cannot see. >> you are like, they are twins. who knew? 6:28 is the time. still ahead. moving on, folks, a tae kwon do instructor waking up in jail accused of molesting two of his students. why police fear there may be more victims out there. tragedies like these are all too common in south florida. people trapped in their cars we'll show you after the break. good morning, everybody. welcome back to nbc 6 south florida today. it is saturday, february 6th. i'm sharon lawson. we are going to get you started with your first alert weather forecast and meteorologist, erika delgaa. it is going to be cool and you may need some raingear later on >> you are absolutely right. in broward countm, things are okay. miami-dade will begin to see a few showers forming offshore. things are okay but i want you to take a zoomed-in look. these showers are close to miami-dade c cnty as they continue to approach the coast. right now, if you are anywhere in t south beach area or even near key biscayne, keep in mind, we are expecting a light sher to move on through within the next few minutes. have that umbrella handy. we are also expecting an increasing chapsnce of rain as the day goes on. temperatures across the sunshine state, waking up to0s and 40s across the panhandle. 40s and 50s across central florida. closer to home, we are seeing temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. if you are ithe miami or ft. lauderdale area, you are seeing temperatures close to average around 61 degrees n the mid-60s later, they will be shifting out of theortheast and they will be picking up a little. that will leave a small craft advisory in effect for the atlantic waters and the gulf coast. take a look at what we are doing as far as cloud cover is concerned within the next few hours. your first alert forecast calling for a cloudy start to our weekend unfortunately. i mentioned temperatures on the average side where we should be for this time of yeyer. with the cloud cover in place and the north wind and any time showers are in the forecast, we are expecting temperatures to remain in the 60s for most of the morning. we are expecting temperatures later this afternoon to be in the mid-70s. keep in mipd, that should not be a thunderstorm. that should be some showers we are expecting in the late morning hours. keep the umbrella close, because we will be needing it speciallyly throughout the second half of our saturday. >> wee will do so. a tae kwon do instructor is behind bars charged with molesting two of his young students. police want to send out a warning because there may be more victims. erika glover has the latest. tae kwon do instructor accused of molestation is behind bars without bond. officers here with the city of miami pice department say they still near your help. there could be more victims out there. 64-year-old raphael negron is accused of sexual abuse of two sisters that were his students at this winward arts studio. they began the investigation when the victim's mother discovered textessages on the older sister's phone. the defendant invited the 15-year-old over to his place asking her to be his baby. his home is also where he teaches. we went to that martial arts studio and called the number on the front window. still, no answer. >> detectives believe there may be other victims since the majority of the students that attend his tae kwon do school are children. >> do not have any contact with these chdren, directly, if y have any information, call crime stoppers, 305 305-471-tips. we have new details in the case of a miami gardens police officer that shot and killed a mentally ill man. prosecutors are not filing charges against the officer who some say used excessive force. this month marks one year since 25-year-old laval hall was shot and killed by the officer t was. it was hall's mother who called 911 when her son started behaving erratically. he says the officer's use of deadly force was justified because he attacked officers with the metal tip broomstick. for the family, this case is not over. still pending is a wrongful death lawsuit filed against the city of miami gardens and the police department. new details in the case of say tried to rob a south florida store at gunpoint. they have decided not to press charges against the child o once faced punishment for aggravated assault and robbery with a firearm. instead, he must attend a diversion program and stay awhich from the convenience store. he was caught on camera with his mother's gun demanding money from a clerk. another worker was able to wrestle the gun away and call police. a recommendgister sex offender is behind bars for disturbing allegations against young girls. rickie hoggins miss convicted and this isn't his first arrest. he was in a fort lauder dale courtroom to hear his charges. the sunrise police say he parked next to a group of girls at a playground, dropped his pants to his knees and pleasured himself. prosecutors are concerned about because they claim he has prior convictions and more new cases pending. police want anyone who may have been a victim of him to come forwardrd rescue crews rushed to fort ever glades to help a worker injured on a shift. they moved him down the stairs and on to dry land. they called this a low-angle rescue. no word as to what happened aboard the ship or how that man is doing this morning. after a missing couple was found dead in their car at the bottom of a lake, rescue crews are reminding people of the importance of an auto rescue tool called a center punch. rescue crews made the devastating discovery on thursday finding a missing car with alexander picone and brenda aranus submerged at the bottom of the lake. they want them to have a center punch in the car as south florida is surrounded by bodies of ater. you ever get in this situation. >> you want to try to remain calm. get out of !our seat belt. if you are able to get your window down, let it down and if not, grab that center punch and be able to break the window. >> while you never want to be in this type of situation, being prepared with a center punch can sometimes be the difference between life and deaeah. two more cases of the zika virus reported in florida, osceola county and in st. john's or jacksonville. the news comes after the centers for disease control released new guide lips guidelines for pregnant women and their partners. pregnant women whose partners have p been to the country where the zika virus i spreading, should not have sex or use condoms. a devastating p case where babies are born with smaller m brains. there is word they have detected the zika virus. they have seen a risein the number of calls when broward joined miami-dade in the group of counties affected. they have seen an uptick in the number of calls. there are 12 confirmed cases of the mosquito virus. one presideial candidate is going up in the polls as the republican candidates are gearing up before the new hampshire primary. we are waking up to mostly dry conditions near miami-dade near key biscaynenend south beach. a few showers offshore that should be affected your area within the next few minutes. perhaps a light shower or two moving in. temperatures will remain in the 60s and linger into the afternoon ida chicken, snap beans and strawberry parfait. fresh florida ll peppers sizzle in olive oil. add snap beans, a dash of garlicand serve with roasted chicken. for dessert, surprise themwith juicy florida strawberries in a scrumptious, easy to make parfait. from dinner to dessert, it's just that easy to serve and look for the fresh from florida label when you shop. now, to political news. the surging surprise. fex texas sen texas senator ted cruz may have won the iowa caucus but m marco rubio is seconds behind donald trump. marco's movement continues north in the polls. a survey shows donald trump still leading among likel republican voters with 30% support. senator marco rubio placing second with 17% followed by ted cruz at 15%. miami city commissioner frances suarez is very involved in >> he has tampered down expectations. he did that in iowa. we're going to continue to do that. itis better to underpromise and overperform. >> reporter: in new hampshire, rubio is brushing aside criticism saying he has a thin record in the senate and not answering tough questions. >> when everyone is attacking you, you must be doing something right. you feel good about it. >> reporter: new jersey governor, chris christie does not have kind words. >> this in't the student council election, everybody. this is election for president of the united states. >> reporter: but south carolina senator, tim scot does announcing his support. >> i am putting my nfidence and support in marco rubio. >> i know jeb. >> reporter: jeb bush's campaign is a family affair with brother, president george bush releasing this had p vio and for the first time, mother, barbara bush is on the campaign trail. he touted his establishment he is barbara's son. >> i embrace that. that doesn't bother me a bit. i'm proud of my dad. i'm proud of my brother. i'm proud of being a bush. >> nbc 6 is everywhere covering the campaigns for presidentn steve litz is heading to new hampshire for tuesday's primary. look for his live reports on air and social media starting monday. now, first alert weather with meteorologist, erika delgado, south florida's most accurate fofocast. >> south flflida, 6:44 on this early saturday morning. in broward county, things are looking pretty good so far. we are waking up to try conditions. however, in miami-dade county, we are waking up to a few showers. key largo to key west, rain free everywhere. our live first alert radar. in miami-dade, we are dealing also, showers quickly moving in already affecting portions of key biscayne and also now approaching the areas of south beach and along 395. if you are in that area possibly even from coral gables up into downtown miami, you could encounter the showers within the next 15-20 minutes as well. i want to take a look outside of a first alert cam. this is over watson i iand and on the horizon, you can see the showers slowly but surely approaching the coastline. even as far up, you can see some% low clouds out there. as the showers move through, keep in mind that we will be dealing with these showers within the next few minutes. have that umbrella handy if you are heading out the door this early in the morning. we are waking up to average temperatures, very similar to what we were waking up yesterday at thisis time. 61, miami. as well asasin ft. lauderdale. that is e ectly where we should be for this time of year. upper 50s for pembrook pines and kendall mid-60s into the keys. for your first alert forecast on this saturday, we are going to keep it mostly cloudy. we won't be seeing much in the form of sunshine today with mid-70s. taking a look at the keys, temperatures will be in the mid-70s later this afternoon. mostly cloudy with breezy winds out of the north. remember that front that came through yesterday throughout the overnight hours. that front now just to the south of us will begin to push a little furtherrto the north as the day goesn. low pressure will form along that system that's going to enhance its shower activity as the day goes on. then, a cold front will be swinging t tough later tonight and into tomorrow. that's going to bring us some changes in the forecast. in the meantime, though, we are expecting winds to pick up a little more thiss afternoon. so marine conditions will be on the higher end as far as treats are concerned. small craft advisories will remain in effect for most of the day over the atlantic waters. moderate risk along the beaches and we will continue to see the rain chance as the day goes on. cold front swings through overnight tonight into tomorrow. a few clouds throughout the morning hours. imprifing as the day goes onon highs reaching into the mid-60s tomorrow and monday. the coldest morning sharing will be sunday night into monday as we are heading back to work and school. you want to bundle up, because we are expecting a few cool days with temperatures finally reaching the mid-70s next weekend, a week from today. >> erika, thank you. 6:47 is the time. celebrities taking aim as gun violence. bc 6 investigates the double welcome back. hollywood isn't shy about using its voice. many celebrities calling for change are making a lot of money from violent entertainment. >> reporter: you won't find scenes that much different than we are off to the big screen. after two massacres in hollywood's own backyard, celebrities calling for change. >> i have to choose moes that aren't violent. >> reporter: does hollywood have any responsibility? >> what they are producing is not real but the emotion that it creates is real. >> it is time for our leaders to act. >> reporter: is anything in the entertainment industry really changing. >> it is a blatant double standard. >> reporter: one month after the san bernardino massacre, month are thaha 100 celebrities signed this open letter to president obama. have had enough of seeing unthinkable tragedies happen. 75% of the accrs and filmmakers signing this list have taken roles in films depicting on glorifying gun violence. >> hollywood is addicted to gun violenen because it is so lucrative. powerful tool for change and proves the entertainment industry can change attitudes about gun violence but he doesn't think that is happening with several violent offerings nominated for offering p a 2013 study found that gun vile leps has who are violence has more than tripled since 1950. >> i don't hear a sense of connecti between the media and glorification of gups. >> rorter: it is enough of a concern that president obama signed an executive action in 2013 directing the cdc to investigate the relationship between media images and violence. what about the celebrities signing that recent letter to the president ali amfter liam neeson signed a letter and we counted gun. he also appeared in this 2012 tsa demanding gun ws. who acted and signed on into the unchained. harvey weinstein acknowledged the issue in 2014. >> i can't make one movie and say this is what i want for my kids and go out and be a hypocrite. >> he has backeke a sequel and the hateful eight. >> i don't feel the responsibility is within the entertainment industry. the problem is, easy access to guns. >> winter hopes some celebrities that signed tha list will pledge to stop taking such violent roles. >> you can't celebrate the good na you do without also being held accountable for the harm that you do. >> we reached out to all of the as well as the dect stores and screen actor's guild. request for@ announcer: it's game night! the only question that needs answering is what meal to make that everyone will love? how about an easy to make paa with a medley of delicious florida vegetables? pick up soso fresh 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power. at least 400 people were hurt in the quake. a camera capturing the moment when a massive crane fell on a manhattan street. it killed one perern and injured others. texas senator, ted cruz, may have won the iowa caucus but it is florida senator, marco rubio, reaping the benefits. a survey from new hampshire shows doold trump still leading with 30% support. marco rubio placing second with 17% things are looking okay in broward couvty. miami-dade, a few showers. let's take a look at our live first alert radar. you can see the showers move ng along the northeast wind. if you are anywhere from south beach down to key biscayne,, possibib reaching pine crest within the next 15-20 minutes. taking a look ahead at the next few days. highs in the mid-70s. cloud covers stick around. an increasing chance showers. we are expecting a cold front to swi through tonight. that will leave us a major cooldown, not only for tomorrow good morning.