we're live in tamarack with derek shore, local10 news. >> calvin: a man accused of peeping in windows in pembroke pines is fighting to get out of jail on bond until his trial. local10's todd tongen is the live in fort lauderdale to tell us what the judge said today. >> todd: calvin, this is the third day of hearings in what has become a bitter fight between cerulea's attorney to get i'm out and the state to keep hip behind bars. -year-old venezuelan born cerulia is facing overr a dozen charges including felony aggravated bat, i stalking and burglary. cerulia has been in jail since the end of last year and his attorney has been trying to get him bond while the state insists he's a danger to women in broward county. if folks, including the media, would read the incident reports upon which the arrest affidavit isbased, they'll find that all of the facts point to someone else. >> todd: brooks police say cerulia the is a serial peeping tom and that he stalked four women from four different neighborhoods ball of them with you a similar carmel skin complex and long dark hair. thth say he was

as you can see, trees are tapped and ready to go at tamarack farms in canterbury. owner jim snyder began the process on president' s day. he says that' s when he usually begins his season, that many started even earlier. >> some people tapped in really early in january, which is very unusual. traditionally, we don' t tap until mid february or even late february. and i know some people made a lot of syrup in january, but we are just getting started now. stephanie: snyder says at this point he isn' t sure how the warmer temperatures this winter will affect the syrup. that is interesting. maybe it will taste sweeter. hayley: i always associate sap running with march. in my backyard, we have some flowers trying to make it through. it has been a wild and mild winter. talk about how long the mild temperatures stick around, ahead. stephanie: in sports, the announcer: now, meteorologist hayley lapoint and your stormwatch 9 forecast. hayley: good evening, everyone. here is a live look in claremont, drive payment -- pavement after a dry day. you can see a bit of the sky. the

trees are tapped and ready to go at tamarack farms in canterbury. season on president' s day. he says that is when he usually starts to tap his trees, but he says other sugar shacks started earlier this year. >> some people tapped really unusual. traditionally, we don' t cap i know some people made a lot of syrup in january, but we are just getting started. stephanie: snyder says at this point, he' s not sure how to warmer winter will affect the syrup. new hampshire' s heroin crisis is a big topic of discussion in the nation' s capital. right now, governor maggie hassan is in washington for a meeting with governors across the country. tomorrow, she is scheduled to meet with president obama regarding the deadly heroine problem. in the past month, manchester alone reported 42 drug overdoses. new hampshire lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow prisoners to vote. the proposed bill would let convicted felons vote while behind bars. vermont and maine are currently the only two states where felons never lose their right to vote. felons in the granite state can become elig

. >> laurie: a robber on the run in tamarack. the broward shoves is looking for a masked man who robbed a convenience stearate slevin on pine island road and south gate boulevard. you sew at the bandit strolling in with a gun aimed right at the clerk. in the end he got away with $77. the miami dade police department has had a new top cop, new director juan perez. he was sworn in today. both he and mayor carlo gimenez spoke with about his fit as the new director. >> know that i will work hard to make this department the get. , and i w wl work as hard as i can to make this county safe. >> given your imprem trackk record, i am confident that you will lead our police department in a manner that will make our world class community very, veryproud indeed. >> laurie: perez is a 25-year veteran. became an officer back in 1990 where he was under the command of j.d. patterson. he is now taking over for patterson as director. >> calvin: more fiery protests are erupting in the country of haiti which is still without a new interim president.

the trees are tapped and ready to go at tamarack he began the seasons on presidents day. he says that's when he usually starts to tap his trees. other sugar shacks started earlier. >> some people tapped in really early in january, which is very unusual. traditionally we don't tap in until february or later february. some people made a lot of syrup. we're just getting started now. sean: at this point he's not sure how the warmer winter will affect the syrup. the trees have been confused. erin: you are not going to be able to have the syrup on the snow. coming up, good news for people who earn a good living. a new study shows the higher your income the better your chances of living a long life. sean: a woman in iowa is on a mission to have the pets deemed service animals. the pets are snaked, and they are not aloud in her city. kevin: an area is going through texas. that's the one system week. the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. of espresso, milk, uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. something delicious is happening at dunkin'. come in toda

happened at the 7-111 on north pine island road and north west 81st street in tamarack. call broward crime stoppers at this number on the screen. >>>. >> two arm robber am wished. pair of apwlins delivery men along north west 42 street and 21 avenue in north west miami-dade. the crook force their way in the house ordering the workers and 4 people inside to the ground. they stole money and cell phones. crooks ran out but not before firing a shot at the group. no one was hit. then the men jumped in the delivery truck. looks like this one a a then took off. has this plate number. if you spot the truck you should call crime stoppers at thth number on the screen. >>>. >>> and now a tale of tragedy. >> you never know what is going to happen to you. >>> now story of strength. >> thank you god. for every minute for every second. beating the odds to see her family once again. tonight in her own words a mother'sa fight to survive. >> it's a story of strength and perseverance. woman shot in the face and living to tell the tale. her message of hope is nothing short of inspiring. ros

tailgate party and another one at the tamarack lodge. be dpun. >> -- fun. >> you could be sneaking up to reno too maybe. i wanted to ask you. season-wide. windowsill effect. when it's snowing or raining up here, we think it's time to go up and the weekend is packed. maybe you should plan ahead because there's fresh powder and it's good up there. >> reporter: there's twice save money as well. go to any of the web sites. if you buy your tickets seven days in advance, we can mail it to me and there's a 20% off. you can pre-plan now. you can get the gear. go to the web site book your lodging and tickets. you'll have a great time. we got a nice hi -- high pressure in week for president's week. in the long-range forecast it looks like we return to back -- back to winter. moving on it's powder time. >> happy dance. >> before we let you go, which is the team for you? >> reporter: you know, guys, i'm a sufferer and a skier. -- surfe. i thinks -- think it's going to be kelly slater in the first half. >> good answer, coop. we're jealous. >> we all