sunday night a taft street in hollywood. >> you are feel helpless. i think thenly thick we could do the at that point was pray that fire rescue could get her out. >> andrew: deafen steen was heading home with his wife and kids when he saw this woman in distress. >> before i was there people were driving by and no one stopped to do anything.all she kept saying was "drive the car off of me, please. please help me." >> andrew: by then the other drivers stopped. they tried to lift the car but no luck. so katina went back to get this jack from his car to relieve some of the pressure until help arrived. the group started praying. once hollywood fire rescue arrived to pull her out. it's unclear how the car ended up on this woman but she was transported and katina s ss he hopes to see her recovery. >>t could have been anybody. it could have been my wife. it could have been my mom. >> andrew: again, katina kept saying that this woman was telling him "get my car off of me. that's my car."

ended up underneath her own car. there was on one car on the scene. we're working on getting more information from police and also an update on her condition. we're live tonight in hollywood website andrewy perez, local10 news. >> laurie: amazing. and today there is with a wild chase for a man who made a great escape from police. he literally kicked his way out of a miami-dade cop car. now he is securely back behind bars. local10 news reporter michael seiden live with mew the information about this wanted man. >> michael: yeah, pretty wild story. you know, this fugitive kicked through a glass window just like this one. as you mentioned minutes ago he was booked into this jail, but before he went in we started shouting questions at him, and he apologized to his mother, telling us he's sorry that he's poison. >> why did you run? >> >> michael: town the man is out over for the 33-year-old

hiding from authorities afterpolice say he used prostitutes to prey on his victims. the in fact, last years crime spree made headlines up over atlalaa. >> they say he used women to lure the victims to homes and then robbed hem. >> meterologist: ulysse who goes by his rapper maim cajula man, investigator learned he was trying toree the country. despite being handcuffed, this wanted man managed to get out of mild v vicle. >> he was kick out the back windows of the p pice vehicle. he is wasas able to climb out of the exit somehow and decided to flee. >> michael: from there the 33-year-old stole this van from the quality inn leading police on a short pursuit kong to a stop at this walgreens on the. no one was injured but police say he ran into two vehicles and nearly hit a pedesesian. >> i was like really scared. i was speechless. >> michael: last year our abc

one of his victims who described reporters. >> two guys came in maskedith guns. he said, "if i don't give it up he would sholt me. >> michael: now, he's expected to be extradited ja where he'll face those charges. he's also going to be facing county. now, one more thihi to mention about this guy, you know, he has been on the run f months, so department in georgia that's been after him. we broke the news, and they were extremely happy that he's now back behind bars. we are live in west miami-dade, i'm m mhael seiden, local10 news. >> calvin: michael, thanks. and right now heir terror on tape. an armed man seen on surveillan video terrorizing to workers at a store in west park. that man somehow hid inside the store right before closing time and then burst into the back room with a gun in his hands. local10 news reporter neki mohan live now with more on who investigators looking for. neki. >> neki: calvin, this deal deals

the home depot in west park did big business during the holidays. this armed small military presence knew that, and he capitalized on it and terrorized two store managers. it happened two days before christmas at the deals plus store on state road 7 in west park. you can see the man entering the store with the red hat police say around 9:30 p.m. they say he hid in that store until closing, and when managers were counting the money, he banged on an office door with a gun drawn, accosting the two women handling the days receipts. pushing his way in,n, he terrors them until he they give him what he wands, cash, thousands of dollars of the pre-christmas shopping profits. >> it staddens me to see that -- what you just sowed me right now. i saw the scare on their faces and it's sad to see anybodydy going through that. >> neki: david's parents of owned this nearby hollywood verticals blind store for three decades. they have never been robbed, but he says watching this video

>> it is scary because i mean, it just happened right down the street, not even down the s seet -- just a couple stores from us, and it could happen to any of us. >> thom: ever. >> neki: the video goes to show the@ suspect raiding the safe as the two women light office floor fer you terrified, visibly shaken. as he theft left, he asked them to couou to 100 before they left. he is seeny making getaway in a red infinity fx 22. one employee has been so traumatized he hasn't been back to work just yet. if you recognize this suspect or that car, please call broward crimestoppers. that number is 954-493-tips. live in west park tonight, neki mohan, local10 news. >> calvin: and just released dash cam video is showing the importance of florida's move over law. take a look at that. it shows trooper mack mickens being run over during a traffic stop on the turnpike in palm beach county last october.

injuries. the florida highway patrol says it released the video now since january is move over month. a broward county sheriffs deputies and one other person are in the hospital after a crash on i-95. bso says sergeant ban miller crashed into a car that was stopped in a southbound hov lane near hope abs road. the deputy and two other people were taken to the hospital. one of them was treated ask released. none of the injuries is considered life-threatening. >> laurie: local10 is the one and only station in port-au-prince lighten where protests confront the presidential lunne-off election was postponed yet again. our own glenna milberg is right there live inaiti with more on the mood there tonight. glenna. >> glenna: oh, m mh more& peaceful, laurie. there were gatherings, much smaller, more violence, no destruction like we have seen over the weekend. two headline from here today. one we learned that the church is playing the role of mediator in the talks between all the

move forward, and, twow they do expect to have some sort of plan by ten of this week. the end. broken glass and smashed doors at a government office just an example of haiti's price to pay from the damaging protests over the weekend. port-au-prince and other cities in dueling. crowds demanding the cancely elections can here, and here a network of opposition insisting fraud and g gernment manipulation invalidates the process, even with all the foreign observers and united nations pcessing. >> the commission didn't find any fraud. >> glenna: haiti's minister of communication insists irregularities found in october's first voting results are mistakes that can be fixed, not fraud to throw the election. erred closed door meeting today both in pairment and among stakeholderu have yet to forge a way forward. >> the president cannot solve the problem anymore, and that's why we ask him to have a transition government.

the church is need 80 those talks. the church plays a critical role in haiti. this was the national cathedral. you could tell how grand it once was.this is the very same state it's been in since it was destroyed by the earthquake six years ago. president martially's term end in fewer than two weeks and what he wants to be a transfer of power to a new president. the opposition, though, wants him gone now, and a transition government in place. >> will you agree or accept the idea of a transitional government? >> i don't have an answer yet yet. it's up to the president. >> glenna: so haiti in waiting. when pressed about this decision expected by the end of the week, the minister says even with a plan at the end of the week, there is no way that any sort of election can be held where the results would come in for atransfer of power on

it's been very fluid, dates have changed, rules have been flexed and they expect that will happen again now. i'm glenna milberg live in port-au-prince tonight, local10 news. >> calvin: glenna, thanks a lotin'. let's see get a final chocolate even rush with traffic reporter jenise fernandez here with a look. >> jenise: let's start off with good news that. accident on i-95 northbound right at northwest. 35th street t okssike that accident has just cleared up. traffic moving nicely but let's zoom on in to see how fas@ traffic is moving. looksike we are sale seeing those delays. again that accidents has cleared but speeds slow at 19 miles per houou ate gratigny plateau nee parkway there are two lanes blocked with speeds there hardly moving hat all, 7 miles per hour. as u. we cruise up broward coty we are watching this extent on the turnpike north righted around sunrise boulevard, seeing heavy delays all the way. to oakland park, and ase click

are at 16 miles per hour.we've got a broken-down car on i-95 n rthbound right at broward boulevard. there is a center lane blocked here so be sure to use some caution with speeds there at 34 miles per hour. laurie. >> laurie: thank you, jenise. and florida statete university, it has reached a nearly $1 million settlement with a student to accused stormy tar quarterback jameis winston of rape. the total piet is $950,000, but per florida state the former student will receive $250,000 while they are attorneys receive more than $700,000. this started in 2012 when the woman accused winston raping her. winston denied the accusation, and a@ter a short investigation was not charged. a man is in critical condition after being shot by a homeowner near hollywood. the shooting happened just this morning behind a home on the minole indian reservation it. pierce ricky o'dell jumped the wall that divides the restoration from the city and that's when homeowner israel

john is charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. >> calvin: one of the federal agents injured in a hit-and-run on miami beach has died. immigration is and cows testimony agents scott maguire died from his injuries on sunday. doors released the other injured agent from the hospital last week. police have charged 21-year-old jordana rosales had leaving the scene of a crash causing bodily harm. the crash hand on happened on south beach nearly two weeks ago one of just a week left before before was caucuses and donald trump is sging in the polls. >> laurie: plus another name from new new york city is said to be joining the white house race. >> betty: a chilly start to the day. 48 degrees in morning in fort lauderdale. the afternoon way milder. i'll tell you about even warmer weather for tomorrow and let you know when the rain makes a comeback, too. i'm chief meteorologist betty davis forecast straight ahead. >> calvin: fish fans, get excited. the move for see more home runs a marlins park.

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a call went in to police and this officer spotted it first in the whispering woods neighborhood. he was able to capture it, andit's a good thing, too, this little poney is blind and has a tendency to wander aimlessly arou the neighborhood. let's talk sports now. home runs are scarce at mlins park. >> laurie: but the team is hoping to change all that with a big move out of stadium. let's get to local10 news reporter sports rotor derby. she's live to show you how they plan to do it.t. adrian. >> andrea: i think we can all relate to this. you move i io that new home and you think it's perfect. then you unpack and you realize your kid doesn't really fit in his new room and the bathroom's an odd shape that doesn't make sense. that's exactly what happened to the mains. now instead of swinging for the fences, they're lowering them. >> stanton left field! >> andrea: when shome supposed sound like this. and the sound track more resembles this. >> is and he hammers that one to left fie and it's deep!

>> andrea: it's time for a little downsizing. >> this is not something you think, let's try this. >> andrea: yes, the marlins' ever panels are renovating their brand new home. the goal is to make the park more b hit friendly. miami has one of the best sluggers in payable babe giancarlo stanton yet malins park is last in the entire fleeting number of home runs hit inside of their state-of-the-art addition. >> initial they wantnt this to be the team built around pitching speed and d dense, and that hasn't changed except we want to add at a a little bit more offense to the equation, and this allows us to do that. >> andrea: here at the clevelder you can see the difference. up there is the old standard about hundred of feet, and here the new one only about seven. this height i could practically catch a fly ball. across thehe park fences and walls will be moved inasmuch as 11 feet. the off-sent sparked aimed a producing inseason ones.

inside the clevelander, more at the wall grabs and ideal more wins. >> i think they're looking forward to physically seeing it, and they certainly welcome the change. >> andrea: all this should cost about half a million dollars and be done in just a couple weeks. shortly after tha spring training starts then the remodeled margins will move into their remodeled home on april 1st in time for an i ask extinction game against the yankees. >> calvin: this is fun one iowa for the marlin to kiss and make up with the fans. that's a start. keep it coming. >> laurie: bring your mitt just so you can catch allthose fly balls. it's a nice nide to be outside, betty, but how cool is it going to get tonight? >> betty: not like last night. this morning we were in the 40s. 48 in fort lauderdale. started. i know a lot of you had to turn the heat on at your homes between this morning and yesterday morning but the

infact, we topped out at 72 in fort lauderdale. miami-dade mad it up to 73. four degrees weight from norm for this time of the the year, miami, that number being 77 for the mia and also up in fort laudedale. our winds are c cing in from the east near 10 miles an hour and that is helping to make the difference today, helping our aur mass get a little milder. mid-60s by about 8:00 tonight and probably hging in the mid-60 even around attackers 10:00 espececlly along the coast. keeping kit mainly dry. the windsson't exactly relax tonight, and that's going to be a good thing if you want the tortures the stay up a bit. we have the winds flowing in from the east around an area of hi pressure from the east coast. the next cold front we can see that approaching the mid-mississippi river valley or lower mississippi river valley. a few showers in response to that across parts of louisiana. but the story for us is mainly dry conditions. we'll increase the clouds a bit tomorrow, a few high clouds coming in, but warmer and mainly

coming into the gulf coast. so tuesday, that's our day for the beaches becauset is will be warmer. rip current risk is going to be high, though. but by wednesday, that's when we could see more rainfall entering through our area. and right now we cannot rule out a few storms with our winds generally flowing in from a southerly direction as we're kicking off wednesday. so more chaes as we're heading toward the mil of the week but at least for tomorrow a change in the temperatures in that we're going to be warmer. so we'll start the day around 63 in miami, not expecting to see 40s even inland, maybe upper 50s is as cool as some of you get. highs tomorrow make that climb toward the upper 70s. we're forecasting 79 in miami. winds flowing in from the east-southwest. then check wednesday, thursday. the rain chances are really going start to go up. remember how itwas so rain and storm oh friday? that is how wednesday and thursday at liast a portion of thursday could potentially look. and then by friday we'll sweep a system through. behind it drier air works back

we cool down again t our lows going back down into the 50s for friday and saturday morning, highs in the midst 70s. so our effects cooldown not as dramatic because clay doesn't like drama. >> clay: no, no, not about the drama at all, betty. thank you very mh. hey, this is a proud papa right here. legendary dolphins coach don shula playing if role of fan and father.

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>> clay ferrero: i think it's fair to say that the heat will be happy when the month of january is over. they're in the middle of a second brutal road trip, and that's nothing compared to how many injuries they've faced, but

luol deng and point guard udrih the expected to may in chicago. udrih will fill in for -- the heat are hoping to have goran dragic bag on friday. meanwhile hassan whiteside is still out with a hip injury. dwyane wade won't to hav play quite out of position as much tonight. he's made it known he's not thrilled about playing point guard. like calvin he likes to shoot. right now he's waiting is the to get on the floor playing thereon shoulder games that nearly kept him out of chicago's game -- friday's game in toronto. >> at this point i don't think i've got time to get -- to feel great with so many bodies down. you know, i want tow get out there and get a lot of team work in. >> clay: on campus it's a big night for the hurricanes. this is new video just in in the the last hour of hurricanes warming p to take on defendanting champion duke tonight. tip-off is set for 7:00. to football where dolphins

few names to his coaching staff one familiar to fins fans. bringing back u lou anarumo. he will be returning those oldejans defense sives back coach. and as usual there's a i have the bate of south florida feel to the super bowl. former tight end greg olison made big plays yesterday against the panthers. he is the panthers leading tight end. and you know who don schuler saw root can for. theegendary fins coach a proud papa rooting for thinks son me who is the panthers offensive coordinator. don shula told the fins that he is very happy for his son. i feel so proud and i can't wait to get out there and spend some time and then to be there for michael when thehe game starts and hopefully root him in. >> calvin: so cool to see how excited he is.

coaching again. >> calvin: absolutely. >> laurie: you know he's whispering in his son's ear just a will it. >> calvin: betty, how a e we doing doin'? >> betty: milder but you obably will still need a sweater or sleeves if you're heading out. a lot of thin blood in south florida. except laurie.

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