is the building where it happened the
3200 block of Northeast 188 Street here
in Aventura but let's take a look at
this video from Sky 10 because we know
that Aventura police officers and other
rescuers they have been on the scene
since just a little after 3:30 this
afternoon this is the echo luxury
condominium building here in Aventura
it's actually right across the street
from a school Aventura a city of
excellent school we know that a number
of students were in session they knew
that something happened but they didn't
exactly know what happened let's go to
this next piece of video shot from the
ground because even from our position
here we saw a number of investigators
taking pictures crime-scene evidence
photos from the very top of this
building we have since confirmed that
this nine year old boy fell 12 stories
from the top of this building again we
don't know how but he fell to a
neighboring park where there were people
and other kids around in the park at the
time that this nine-year-old boy fell
the call went out someone called 9-1-1
and they're just happened to be a police
officer right across the street working
at the school one of our school resource
officer assigned to the Charter
elementary school right across the
street was arrival you know pretty much
minutes later and began CPR as well as
other arriving officers on the scene I
think he's a good cop I think that he
did what he could the boy sadly passed
away but I think he's a hero for trying
to help me so that nine year old boy
ultimately was airlifted to the hospital
but doctors at the hospital pronounced
that nine-year-old boy dead again the
circumstances still being investigated
but we are we have we have also learned
that this nine year old boy's parents
were with him at the time in fact they
were there for his a transport to the
hospital but police certainly have a lot
to sort through we're told they're
talking to a number of people including
a number about witnesses to determine
exactly how this incident happened
reporting live from aventura I'm too
rough one a local 10 News awful news
Terrell thank you
and now to Florence and the hurricane
Sauter bands are thrashing the Carolinas
with strong winds and heavy rain two to
three feet of rain in fact it's expected
to fall in the Carolinas before this is
all over local 2 News reporter Andrew
Perez is live in Wilmington North
Carolina with a look at the conditions
there so far Andrew well the locals
telling me they're not very worried
about the wind with this storm this
isn't expected to be a huge huge wind
event they are worried though about the
water for instance the water here in
this river
it is obviously rising in the Coast
Guard coming out a short time ago saying
it's also concerned about flash flooding
overnight a slow and painful approach so
far hurricane Florence taking aim and
moving in on the Carolina's coastal
streets already flooded whipping winds
rushing in flag off Cape Fear torn in
the storm waves moving in on this pier
in Atlantic Beach North Carolina the
cloud cover constant since early this
morning in Wilmington up to 40 inches of
rain expected and the storm surge is a
problem conditions worsening at night
got a ton of supplies ice you know food
and stuff like that yeah we're ready
more than a million and a half people
under evacuation orders residents in
Florence's path know what's coming and
many are heeding the warnings from
official who want them to take
precautions we've asked you to leave if
you don't then then please go shelter in
place and stay safe
so you're taking a live look right now
here in Wilmington North Carolina very
familiar sight for those of us who have
written out storms just like this down
in South Florida the clouds are moving
very quickly out here then you've got
those wind gusts it'll pick up it'll
slow down it'll pick up and slow down
again and it'll continue like that and
continue strengthening as the evening
goes on and enter police cannot force
people to leave because of those
mandatory evacuations so they've issued
a curfew for tonight correct
that's right everybody's got to be
inside by 8:00 p.m. officers emergency
personnel they're strategically placed
all around the Carolina is just to keep
an eye on things
and you still have a hotel at this point
at this point it's still early on so
we're just dealing with the gusts right
now and the rising water more than
anything else but authorities are really
concerned about the water going up over
into the parking lot the parking lots
around the hotel are completely shut
down and they're also worried about the
rain water coming down from higher
ground our Andrew Perez feeling the
outer bands of Florence stay safe my man
we'll talk to you later tonight at 11:00
o'clock