the baby she left in the freezer. local 10 reporter janine stanwood is there with the latest. janine? >> reporter: calvin, laurie, that little boy was just 5 months old. his name was hugo and his body was found in a freezer in this town house complex in homestead after calling 911 for herself. >> 911. at's your emergency? >> i'm calling because i'm -- >> reporter: you hear paula ortiz make a desperate 911 call as she stood on the 7-mile bridge on sunday afternoon. you're planning to what? >> suicide myself. >> where are you? >> i'm on the cement highway, e beginning. >> reporter: when deputies arrived, she tells them she d taken rat poison. in her car was a suicide note as well as the infant car seat with no baby and that's when

but her story kept changing. according to the police report at one point ortiz said, "my baby drowned" then "i was bathing it and it slipped out of my hands." finally they say she admitted to the gruesome truth. that her 5-month-old baby hugo was dead, inside the freezer of her homestead town house. police here would make the discovery. now guards at this gated community say they're not letting anyone in to visit the home. ortiz was taken to the hospital. the department of children and families is investigating. they say they had no prior contact withthis family. once the medical examiner determines the cause of death of that baby, police could file charges against that mom. we're in homestead tonight, janine stanwood, local 10 news. >> laurie: thank you. >> calvin: now to the medical city tower cam where once again the temps are bringing a chill to south florida.

as last night. >> laurie: but you till may want to bundle up your kids before the morning. chief meteorologist betty davis with the low down. betty? >> reporter: long sleeves may still be in order at the bus stop b b look at the temperatures holding in the mid60s right now. stililfinding that easterly component with the winds. although those winds are light, that's helping us out and that's going to keep temperatures from dropping way down tonight. so upper 50s in many areas near the coast. plantation, maybe you land at 57 ithe morning. forecasting 59 for the morning low in miami. there may be some inland spots, say around redland with 53 and down through thte keys. you're talking lower 60s. not the lower chill of last night but still cool by south florida standards. we'll meet you here in a few moments to talk about the highs we see tomorrow, nice and warm anthe pleasant day on the way before we bring in rain and more cool air. laurie? >> laurie: all right, betty, thank you. neighbors in the pembroke pines community are teaming up to

getting out of jail before his trial. d the alleged victims themselves, they're also trying to keep that from happening. and in fort lauderdale tonight to explain. >> reporter: laurie, there's been talk some women would take to the ststd and testify about what happened so this man would not be given bond. that seems unlikely tonight and unclear just when the judge might make his ruling. 43-year-old sarulio will spend another night in jail after a marathon bond hearing ended with a judge recessing for the day. the hearing featured the testimony from a detective in the case who spent hours pepered with questions by the defense. >> the most time i've ever put into a case. it was the most surveillance hours i ever put into a case. it is the most related cases i've ever had tied into one arrest. and it is over the longest period of time i ever had an investigation. >> his alleged victims were also in court. the women watched on as the

sarulio allegedly said to one of his victims. >> play with yourself. the police won't catch me. i watch you every nit and get away with this. >> reporter: months after the alleged encounter pembroke pines set up cameras to capture the man who had apparently become more aggressive in peeping in the homes cf women. deteteives say the victims' windows were shot out with a slingshot and stones in the bushes. >> what he's saying and doing is a signature style and it's as good as a fingerprint. >> the defense countered by calling into question one of the accusers' credibility and the man she described to police as having tried to break into her bedroom. >> my client cannot be confused with an irish reddish complected individual. it's just not the case. >> hopefully on the gps monitor is all i can wish for so they have some sort of peace.

here set to get underway at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon and, again, it does not appear that the state or the defense will call any of thewomen to the stand. he is facing more than a dozen charges. live tonight in the city of fort lauderdale, carlos suarez, locaca10 news. >> calvin: jurors agreed to convict a man on 8 of the 9 charges against him. the prosecutors say he inflated invoices for rk done at the union and then stole about $300,000 of excess money and shared it with a friend who owned the construction company who testified against him. >> he was the multimillion dollar gate keeper and that money was going nowhere without him knowing exactly where it was goin >> he faces up to 30 years in jail when he's sentenced at the end of next month. >> a man wanted for stealing her purse while she's praying at the church.

you see the man sneaking behind the 84-year-old sanchez on december 20th. he snatches the purse and walks out the door. he was on the run though recognized in ththvideo. they finally found him after he was arrested for allegedly driving under the e influence last week. he now faces one charge of grand theft and is now out on bond. also caught on camera. a man trying to rob a cvs pharmacy in north miami this week is believed totbe behind a number of other armed robberies in the last two weeks. surveillance videos show the violent armed robber hitting businesses all over north miami. the man apparently threatens employees claiming he'll shoot them if they don't hand over money. that man is still at large. >> now for tonight's follow-up file, a big win for uber drivers today. the commission chairman in miami-dade pulling his proposal with strict rules uber said it mply could not follow. the commission agreed on the preliminary plan uber is on board with. the stricter ordinance would ha officially allowed ride-sharing networks in miami-dade but would have requir higher limit insurance

just when taking a passenger and require the county run background checks. uber did not agree. >> we greatly appreciate the commitment on coming up with an ordinance that helps ride sharing. >> it will likely be work shopped and brought up for additional amendments before that ordinance becomes law. >> laurie: miami-dade commissioners sent a strong message to president obama today. don't let cuba open a consulate in miami. the debate was polite but intense. the state sponsor says a cuban consulate won't be welcome until cuba is a democracy. >> the goal here is to send a clear message. there is ill -- there is still not with standing all the best %fforts, because i believe the president of the united states acted with the best intentions, but he's dealing with demons down there that take those best intentions and

>> the final vote of 9-9-3 in favor of the anti-consulate resolution. >> calvin: a case of life imitating hart for jamie fox taking the lead role saving a life and this is the real deal. tonight he explains why and when. you'll see the flames. you'll be amazed at his heroics! we have the update ahd. >> laurie: our solar system could have a planet to replace pluto and this is a monster! we'll explain! >> reporter: i'm clay ferero. not what heat fans wanted to see. whiteside crumple nothing pain but not the only player forced out because of an injury. things going from bad to worse for the heat. >> reporter: the coldest temperature so r this season. we saw that with 52 in miami. would you believe it may be colder sunday morning? don't miss the 7-day planner. it's next. >> reporter: the group missingaries in south -- missionaries in south florida back home safe and sound after

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all of us here >> calvin: missionaries narrowly missing a terror attack overseas are returning. >> laurie: and they're getting a very warm welcome. victor has the story from pembroke times. >> reporter: the group happy to be home safe and sound but are grateful for their time and calling it an amazing experience where nothing went as planned despite an obvious tragedy. withthsigns and balloons in hand, friends and family of the 15 missionaries from south florida couldn't wait to see their loved ones return from the west african country of berkino fosso. >> we went there to help them and they actually were helping us. >> their trip was cut short because of the terrorist attacks that took the lives of 30 people including their missionary partner, mikeke rittering of cooper city. >> they enjoyed mike and seeing them smile and play around with the kids.

love jesus had for the kids through him. >> reporter: this group from west pines community churuh was about to land in berkina when the pilologot word of the attacks and changed course. >> suddenly they punch it and we're at like 1500 feet because i'm looking at the thing making sure we're going to get to the ground. we're at 1500 feet. all the lights go out in the airplane and we take back off. >> still they uld eventually make it back to berkino fosso. >> when we got there and mike was not there to pick us up, we had nobody else. we had no other contact to where we would even go and the love that the people have for mike and amy there was shown in the fact people were coming out of the woodwork to come and help us. >> reporter: there mission would go on. >> i can't say i want another trip that way, but god had his ways and he used so many people in the equation. >> repoer: this group was incredibly positive. many say they want to go back and the first question from @he

sign up for next year? we're in pembroke pines, victor akimbo, local 10 news. >> laurie: and the taliban is claiming responsibility for the attack on a school that left 20 people dead. gunmen stormed the university today and several explosions were heard in that area. the university is named after the founder. >> calvin: and the council in charge sunday's election to once again put off the presidential e@ection set for sunday. the ballots arrived in the capital city of port-au-prince but the drama is building across the countriment despite the senate's vote, the haitian president said on national tv today that sunday's election will go on as planned. violent protests have been sweeping the country and haiti's constitution demands a new president take office on february 7th. and don't forget our own reporter is traveling to haiti to cover the elections.

beginning on local 10 news at 4 p.m. >> reporter: a day warmed up nicely but may need to prepare for the mornininchill again. >> calvin: once again this weekend as well. >> reporter: teasing ahead to sunday morning. wait until you see that 7-day planner! tonight though the numbers are kind of sort oflin check, this time last night we're about 10 cooler already. but miami's at 64. fort lauderdale 66. kendall, you are our cool spot as you usually are checking in at 66 . our winds flowing in from the east/nororeast in fort lauderdale. there's this around 8 mph and that will tend to keep the milder air in play along the coast. the temperatures will not necessarily head to the lower 50s all over the place. in fact miami will wake up to about 59. maybe 56 in pembroke pines. and forecasting around 53 in the kendall area. and then lower 60s being maintained through the lower keys. the average morning low for this time of the year, it's about 60.

so a little closer to where we should be but maybe a degree or two off our mark. otherwise just fair skies out there tonight. some hh clouds streaming in overhead. high pressure in control of the weather situation over florida. the fewer rain showers as we look out over the gulf coast. snow showers blowing acroro washington d.c. and then this low pressure system still expected to roll out of the front range and thisone gets his act together, grabs some moisture, dumps that moisture2 into cold air and it means a winter storm on thway from memphis to the midatlantic. so winter storm watch is in effect as we move in over the next couple of days. washington d.c., in fact, still under that blizzard watch. so not just the snow, but the winds are whipping that snow. so between friday and saturday, not going to be a pretty picture there. we're going to t the tail end of the system. the cold front that starts to

and it brings us the rainfall. d.c., it is hanging tough and still predicting 2 feet of snow in and around the beltway. in the meantime here at home we're warming up tomorrow. the front approaches on friday. raina possibility. behind the front, we cool down for the weekend. and that bringss to the 7-day planner and the temperatures for sunday morning in just a moment. but first tomorrow, we'll start the day in the upper 50s. highs in the mid70s. so a nice warm up come tomorrow afternoon. the breeze picking up as wellll friday here comes our rain. saturday we start to cool it down. now we can focus on sunday. 50 to start thday. there may actually be some areas in the upper 40s as the model continues to trend in the colder direction. it could be colder than this monday morning and chilly 92 but highs rebounding then into the mid70s. we want to remind you your weather authority always watching and tracacng. meteorologist julie durda up next at 4:30.

>> calvin: turns out we're not alone. the possibility of a new planet inside our solar system. >> laurie: the key word is possible because they haven't spotted it yet but nicknamed it planet 9. they estimate it's about 10 times the size of earth and it's extremely far from us. we're talking 10-20,000 years to circle the sun. that's what it would take. astronomers say there is evidence something is out there and they hope to find the new planet within the next 5 years. >> calvin: something is out there! >> urie: possibly. >> calvin: still to come tonight, a thief setting his sights on a puppy but he doesn't want to keep it. he wants to trtre it and you won't believe his diabolical plan! >> laurie: and just laughs with jimmy mmel and see who he has up next. here's jimmy. >> and proof we really did some work today. >> are you the kind of guy at

>> this is how you make friends? >> good evening, south florida. constance here. the palmetto and th street will be closed until 5 a.m. instead take 36th street or travel further down the south

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>> calvin: a miraculous story trending on twitter all day and now hear from jamie fox after he ciphed a man from a burning pickup truck. the victim was driving drunk when he wrecked on monday night in front of fox's home. 32-year-old brett kyle suffered head, neck anchest injuries but he swerved off the road and

his truck to flip several times before bursting into flames. >> the question is do we or do we not fear our own lives? we do not. he acted and the goododkind of acting. >> i don't get it as heroic. i look at it as we just had to do something. >> calvin: fox said an off-duty paramedic witnessed the crash and used a rescue tool to break the window and help pull the driver to safety. the ckup driver is expected to survive his injuries and he is charged with driving under the influence. >> laurie: so great he stepped in. a devious deed caught on camera. a man stealing a helpless puppy to trade for crack cocaine. he's accused of stealing a 9-week old puppy and trading it for cash but now the heartbreaking question, where could it be? there is a $1,000 reward for the puppy's return. >> check it out with the clay

heat go frfrom bad to worse. the news is. >> lalaie: the canes are. >> and you may want to give them a call. they are coming up and canes coming up big and just en you think they can't get worse fert heat, they did. will anyone be left to finish the road trip? >> laurie: but first the cash 3, play 4, fantasy 5 and the

good luck! >> reportrt: time for the mercedes benz sports report. they're beaten up and they're exhausted, but the nba schedule is cruel and relentless. so, of course, the heat began a 5-game road trip tonight in washington. a night after a rough loss and, oh, by the way, dway wade was a late scratch for this game because of the shoulder injury. at's the backdrop with the heat taking on the wizards. theyeyfall behind early. but bang helps to bring them back. part of the personal 8-0 run and brings them within 4. in the second the bad news starts to roll in again. look at hassan whiteside. crumbling to the floor in pain and would have to leave with the oblique injury and would not return. 4th quarter the heat down big. stoke system going to make a little noise right here throwing down the slam in his

the only things that went right in this one. john wall tough to stalk even with the full over healthy backcourt but that's pretty right there. and heat down 20 and there's another big injury. dang is going to get poked in the eye. and then it is going to lose it and final score 106-87 and just not a lot going right for the heat. >> we're constantly just trying to really just digest what's going on and take the hit the chin and regroup and then our young guys are trying and they're inexperienced and they're getting stressful sisiations. >> staying positive. on campus the 15th--ranked hurricanes visiting boston college tonight and getting