West Palm Beach police investigate homicide near downtown

MY NAME IS TAYLOR HERNANDEZ. VANESSA VINENT WILL HAVE YOUR FIRST 20 FORECAST IN A SNAPSHOT, BUT FIRST. HERE'S YOUR NEWS TO GO. Terrifying security camera footage shows an armed robber breaking into a West Palm Beach restaurant before holding two employees at gunpoint. IT HAPPENED ON APRIL 14, BUT POLICE SAY THEY ARRESTED THE SUSPECT THURSDAY AT HIS HOME IN BROWARD COUNTY. TASHEEM FELON SALIM GREENE, THREE-TIME CONVICTED, IS ACCUSED OF ADVANCING IN THE RED LOBSTER, WHERE HE WORKS AS CHIEF. Police say he whipped the manager and forced her to open the safe, while threatening a second employee. They say Greene then grabbed money and the manager's phone before taking off. Traffic on I-95 in Delray Beach came to a standstill Friday as Broward County sheriff's deputies investigated. TWO PEOPLE WANTED FOR ARMED KIDDENING. Deputies attempted to stop the suspects in Deerfield Beach, but they took off on northbound I-95. INVESTIGATORS SAY THE PAIRS REACHED THE WOOLBRIGHT EXIT NEAR DELRAY BEACH WHEN DEPUTIES WERE FINALLY ABLE TO STOP THE CAR, THE SUSPECTS CAME OUT BUT WERE FINALLY TAKEN INTO CUSTODY. TWO FIREARMS WERE FOUND INSIDE THEIR CAR. GOVERNOR RON DESANTIS INFORMED THE PUBLIC ON THE STATE'S RESPONSE TO FLOODING CAUSED BY THIS WEEK'S TROPICAL DISTURBANCES. THE GOVERNOR VISITED AFFECTED COMMUNITIES IN BROWARD COUNTY ON FRIDAY, STATING MORE THAN 12 MILLION GALLONS OF WATER HAD BEEN PUMPED FROM FLOODED AREAS. STATE LEADERS SAY 18 TO 20 INCHES OF RAIN HAVE BEEN RECORDED IN PARTS OF BROWARD AND MIAMI-DADE COUNTIES. A FLOOD WATCH REMAINS IN EFFECT IN THESE COUNTIES UNTIL TODAY. VANESSA AND THE TIMES OF IMPACT WILL CONTINUE IN SOUTH FLORIDA TODAY. WE WILL SEE A FEW LIGHT SHOWERS AND A FEW SHOWERS IN THE AFTERNOON AND A FEW THUNDERSTORMS. TEMPERATURES WILL BE NEAR 87 DEGREES. SAME FOR FATHER'S DAY, JUST LESS RAIN WITH MORE SUN EXPECTED FOR THE NEXT DAYS. DRYING TUESDAY VERY COOL WITH WINDS OUT OF THE EAST UP TO 20 MPH MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. AND THEN WE WILL SEE MORE RAIN BACK