WFOR 6 p.m. news highlights - 1998-04-14
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[0:00] For CBS News.
[0:02] I'm going to talk about metallic and
[0:03] intelligent way.
[0:04] me out.
[0:06] News 4 continues now at 6:00.
[0:08] Here's Cambril Marshall.
[0:10] Thank you very much. Up next on News 4
[0:11] at 6:00, an inspirational survivor story
[0:14] from a Broward Sheriff's Deputy who lost
[0:16] his legs in a horrible accident. A new
[0:19] twist in the Jimmy Ryce murder case
[0:21] could lead back to Jimmy's grave.
[0:24] Homestead is in the midst of an airport
[0:25] battle and it could mean the financial
[0:28] future of the city. Plus, one of the
[0:30] biggest babies you will ever see gets
[0:33] his first checkup at Metrozoo. News 4 at
[0:35] 6:00 starts right now.
[0:38] Live from WFOR-TV,
[0:41] this is News 4 South Florida.
[0:45] I just want to thank everybody for the
[0:47] outpouring.
[0:49] It has been anything I've ever seen.
[0:52] Uh
[0:53] My family appreciates it.
[0:56] Uh more than you can know.
[0:58] Grateful words tonight from a Broward
[1:00] Sheriff's Deputy who lost his legs in a
[1:02] highway tragedy. Good evening, everyone.
[1:04] I'm Cambril Marshall and Ann Roberts has
[1:06] tonight off. We're hearing an emotional
[1:08] survivor story tonight from Broward
[1:10] Sheriff's Deputy Dan Hodak. It's been 9
[1:12] days since his horrible accident on I-95
[1:15] and now Hodak is speaking out for the
[1:17] first time. News 4 Broward reporter Jack
[1:19] Hambrick is at Broward General Medical
[1:21] Center in Fort Lauderdale with more.
[1:23] Hambrick, after the accident, we heard
[1:24] from a lot of people that know Dan
[1:26] Hodak, friends and family and other
[1:27] people that spoke very highly of him.
[1:28] But as you mentioned, today we heard
[1:30] from him for the first time and his
[1:32] attitude is very inspiring and he i