coordinate the search for the little girl. news chopper 2 had a view of the area, but this search has gone statewide. a mother said she left the keys of the car in her ignition along with her daughter on the side to go to the food bank. when she came back a few minutes later, the car and baby were gone. here is a picture of mariana coron o. she was wearing white flowered pajamas. she was in a 1991 white infinity q95 sedan with tinted windows. california license plate 5xjw88. the california highway patrol, the highway department are all joining in on the search. they believe this was a crime of opportunity. and whoever took the car did not know the mother or the family but just saw a car with

the keys there and took it. in city hall right now is a very distraught family. we talked to them and they simply said, we just want our daughter back. we want our granddaughter back, we don't care about the stolen car. they can keep the car. now police are also worried that should these people who stole the car, suddenly realize they have the child, they will just abandon the car some where and leave the child by herself. and that could prove to be very dangerous. so again, take a good look at the picture of the little girl, if you see it, if you see the car give police a call. help them find this little girl. and we'll have more on this in a half an hour and continuing updates as they happen. live in morgan hill, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel channel 2 news. thank you very much lloyd. spring rainfall is making its way across the bay area. and it may be making this ride home for these commuters a wet

one. the rain was headed our way during the day. scattered rainfall brought umbrellas out in oakland and as odd as this may sound, more rain is on the way on the first day of june. a month typically associated with hot weather. today's rainy weather is not what anybody expected or wanted after the memorial day week end. w e ekend. although many people did not expect it, it is unwanted for those trying to make money from the summer weather. >> reporter: the memorial day weekend is an important one, especially for business that consider tourism as their main source of money. right now business need a break from the weather. the unofficial start of summer is off to a cold start. and you can see the impact of this extended winter weather at

popular shops such as marianne where during summertime it's hard to find a parking spot. >> it's nice to walk in and just get your ice cream? >> absolutely. >> reporter: but this winter weather is causing concern. the city and county have been taking steps to raise money to promote tourism after hotels reported a 20% drop in 2010. so today's rain made the capri hotel owner gloomy. >> every business right now in santa cruz, officially on the hotel industry. >> reporter: the beach boardwalk is as always a big factor in stopping the domino effect since it attracts people even in bad weather. crowd numbers have decreased, but at least the boardwalk can count on students and visitors. >> we haven't faced this problem in the past. the end of may, so it was a big

surprise. we were coming over the hill and it was raining and we thought, well maybe we're just passing through. you know it'll be nice and sunny once we get there. >> well, it never really got nice and sunny over the hill. the tough part is there's only so many summer days to make money. so it's hard to recover money lost during the extended summer months. robert handa, ktvu news. >> the rain is tapering off right now but we haven't seen the last of it. chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking this system live in our weather center. >> and that forecast, the rain right on time to the tune of a .2 in some locations. we're looking for many p-r more rain in the forecast as we look into tomorrow. i will show you the cloud cover out there. we have a lot of cloud cover. those clouds, there they are right now are basically impacting the entire bay area. right now we have rain showing in livermore. light scattered showers.

again a very wet day. not a ton of accumulation but just wet on the roadways. and then just poured out on wednesday. we have more headed our way. not only wednesday but as we move into the end of the week here. so we'll tie it all together but definitely keep the umbrellas handy because we're not done with this. >> you can find the weather in your neighborhood by going to our website ktvu.com. do authorities ignore potentially important evidence in the case of daniel patowy, the wife of an attorney, even if it pointed to him? >> reporter: a terrible injustice has been done. >> reporter: that injustice got delesqui's attorney say that

deleski now in jail without parol was wrongly convicted. a jury found deleski guilty of killing patowy in a mobile home next to a lot where she was building a home with her husband. police, prosecutors and even deleski's trial attorneys ignored evidence. >> that indicated that he was innocent antethat another individual, daniel horowitz was likely the perpetrator in this case. >> and this happens. this is how the legal system works. you file these petitions, i don't but attorneys do. trying to blame someone other than their client to get a guilty person free. >> reporter: the new attorney say part of the evidence not reviewed before was a police

interview patali's sister alleging prior spousal abuse by horowitz. the petition is considered a long shot. another appeal was shot down a year ago but now these attorneys allege that the first appeal was faulty. >> people in authority have died. ignored, and covered up the truth. >> it's the lies of scott peleski and his mother as far as i can tell. >> reporter: i'll have more on those allegations and daniel harwitz responds at 6:00. rita williams, ktvu. former b.a.r.t. police officer mehserle is getting ready to leave jail next week. having served 11 months of a two year sentence. last year a jury found mehserle. mehserle's attorney says his

client will go into sales or business following his release. a man drowning just offshore from alameda while firefighters stood by watching from the shore. ktvu's rob roth is here now and tells us why they didn't go into the water and try to save him. >> reporter: they didn't go in to try to save the man because of this policy that forbids water rescues. but that policy is about to change. perry smith says he still can't believe what he saw happen here at the beach yesterday afternoon. >> i thought it was appalling that the officials were just going to let this happen. >> reporter: smith says he was playing volleyball when a fully clothed man walked into the water apparently to commit suicide. police arrived and nine firefighters. this is a photo of some firefighters on the beach. none of the officers or firefighters tried to rescue this man who was about 50 feet out in about 5 feet of water.

the coast guard said the water was too shallow to try to get a boat there. a bistandard finally got to him but it was too late. >> they all sad at the beach and watched it happen. >> reporter: michael derosi is beginning his second week on the job. he said three years ago the department discontinued their water rescue training because of cuts. rescue swimmers shall not enter the water until further notice. they plan to have the water rescue up and running. >> i have already asked that policy to be rewritten. to take steps necessary on

shallow water safety. >> reporter: there will be no disciplinary -- on the officers, they were following orders. orders that have now been changed. political insiders say the issue may not get resolved until after the august deadline set by the treasury department. >> i think nothing is going to get finalized in the near term because republicans and democrats both have to wait until the absolute last minute before finding some common ground. the vote was 318 to 97. with 83 republicans joining democrats. the city faces a $306 million deficit. but the picture may not be quite as bleak as some had feared. according to the san francisco

chronicle. the city has $46 million more than originally thought. city officials say the unexpected money should help prevent some lay offs and service cuts in order to balance the budget. stocks ended on an up note on wall street today. despite an unexpected drop in consumer confidence, stocks finished slightly higher. the dow surged more than 128 points points. environment leaders, president obama's new choice for secretary. he is seen here back in 2001 at the opening of a power plant. bryson also helped found the natural resources defense counsel. in a light hearted endorsement

today, president obama said bryson is uniquely qualified to promote american commerce. >> nothing has prepared him more for this demanding role. a role that takes complex negotiations and careful management of folks with strong views than being the father of four daughters. >> bryson will succeed gary lock who has been nominated u.s. ambassador to china. both must be confirmed by the senate. why police are baffled by the lack of leads in a case. umbrellas will be needed this week. i will tell you when you're going to need them, next.

an early morning accident in marin county today claimed the life of a young woman. investigators say 20-year-old gusto crashed her car into a guardrail near 101 in petaluma. a van then crashed into the car

killing agusto. investigators say it does not appear that alcohol was a factor. still no sign tonight of a missing nursing student from the east bay. there's now a $20,000 reward in the case. patti lee is in hayward tonight and tell us authorities are now trying to see if the case may be connected to the disappearance of another nursing student last year. >> reporter: the case of michelle le is similar to another nursing student that went missing last year. >> both of the women are nursing student, they have the same last name. they were both even driving white hondas. >> reporter: michelle le went missing last friday. she left during a break in class and never returned. police say there is no hard evidence of foul play. >> it's really hard to not

assume the worse but we're trying. >> reporter: michelle le's family is offering $20,000 for information leading to her return. >> she is very responsible. and much more responsible than me. >> that's patti lee reporting. a fire that injured two people in san francisco is being considered accidental. fire broke out just after 2:00 a.m. at a home near holister avenue. investigators say the fire started on the first floor inside a cluttered garage. the exact cause has not yet been determined but it is not considered suspicious. the fire was contained to that home. but it was a challenge for firefighters to keep it from spreading. >> it was a very difficult fire to fight. . the homes are also quite close to each other. so the flames may jump to the adjoining building. >> the two people are being

treated for smoke inhalation. their current condition is not known. a fire this morning left five people with no home and a firefighters with injuries. everyone inside got out safely. the injured firefighter was treated and released. the cause of this fire is under investigation. the american cross is helping the displaced family. here we are, it's almost june and more rain today, bill. just how you called it. what's going on here. >> this is the time you wish the forecast was wrong. because we talked about it yet. rosey talked about it sunday and yesterday. we're looking for some rain on saturday again. that's a ways out but it's just a really persistent pattern that we have. so right now what do you have? you have some showers up toward napa.

widely scattered up there in the napa valley. northern valley up near silv era do trail up there. silverado the country club. you can see showers falling there. just one lingering cell. some areas are not showing green but you are getting a little bit of drizzle. down in san jose, east of milpedas up near mount hamilton. mount hamilton is large enough to create its own weather. so that's stacking the clouds up there and creating it's own rain. the large pressure that is offshore right now that spawned the showers today, it's going to kick through. and when it kicks through it's going to trigger some more showers tomorrow. maybe even a thundershower. mainly north of napa. santa rosa, petaluma out toward clear lake in that area and out again in the valley. remember last week those tornadoes. i'm not suggesting tornadoes

but i am suggesting a thunderstorm. we will run the computer model all the way through wednesday and into that saturday when looks like we will see more potential rain. i'll see you back here in about 35 minutes. thank you, bill. the commander of the space shuttle endeavour is calling it a bittersweet moment. their scheduled to land in florida about 11:30 our time tonight. tonight commander mark kelly reflected on the united states space program. >> the retirement of the shuttle fleet will not end the human need to explore. it always will be part of who we are. >> reporter: endeavour is set to retire to the california science center. is that has one more flight left before its program ends. the shuttle atlantis is scheduled to lift off at 8:00. for the annual scripts

national spelling bee. the annual event is now in it's 84th year. they got off today with a written spelling test. the finals are set to take place on sunday night. two from here in the bay area are competing. dozens of dui cases may be thrown out. and the idea is to get people back on the job. so why does the government report say its own programs aren't working? the critical review when we come back. a bay area company wants to raise your water rates. >> increases due to a couple of things. >> reporter: why the company is blaming you for the proposed increase and how much more money you're going to have to pay each month. bicyclists on edge. the reason one bay area community thinks a driver may be trying to intentionally run down cyclists. plus we found out why police do not need a warrant to

search your cell phone and what's being done to change that. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00.

dozens of dui cases in santa clara county may get thrown out because of defective breathalyzers. the breathalyzer's gave inaccurate readings because of condensation accumulation. a new audit find much of that money is being wasted on programs that just don't work. >> they're not that effective. we have a huge unemployment rate still hovering around 9%. it's not about the job training it's about having jobs available. >> reporter: there are now 47 different federal job training programs at a total cost of $18 billion. but federal auditors found many

of the efforts are redundant, overlapping or wasteful. they also said that too much money was used to revamp dilapidated offices instead of training. >> you have not only in job training but in education, teacher quality, teacher training. >> reporter: some congressional leaders want to strip money from all employment programs with wasteful spending practices. others want to consolidate the dozens of training programs into fewer more efficient programs. a spokeswoman admits that more work can be done to make those programs more efficient. the chronicle is now available on your i pad. a digital version is now available on the apple tablet. current subscribers get full access to content with this new chronicle app and new users can subscribe from the app. it's free for 30 days then $6 a month after that or $60 for a

one year subscription. netflix stock hit an all time high today of $267.78 a share today. shares up almost 15%. netflix has built a loyal following. but the company also has gone high tech now with a streaming video on demand service. a desperate search continues in morgan hill for a missing baby. police say she was in the backseat of a car that was stolen. we'll have the latest update. many say san francisco's cold and wet weather is fine, for march. find out how the unusual weather is affecting business and construction. this bay area woman says you deserve the right to know that your cell phone may kill you. the new science today, still ahead.

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news chopper two is live over the scene of a frantic search for a missing 1-year-old little girl. within the past 30 minutes since we last brought you the latest of the breaking news, we talked to a close realtive of the missing girl. the mother left this little girl with the keys in the ignition. when she got back minutes later the car and the baby were gown gone. >> reporter: and we're out here

and across from me is the frantic family of the little girl. here she is, she is one -month-old. just a baby girl, she was wearing a white flower pajama. her mother came here, to the food bank. she left her key in the ignition of her car. when she came out the car was gone. we were able to talk to some family members and here's what the sister of the mother had to say. >> reporter: we just want the -- >> we just want the baby. my sister's wallet was inside. we just want the baby. we don't care about anything else. >> reporter: the baby was in a white 1991 infinity q95 sedan with tinted windows. california license 5xjw448. police have launched a full scale search for the car and the little baby.

they have put out an amber alert so this has gone statewide. they are receiving a lot of unconfirmed reports of the car being seen from morgan hill to san jose and perhaps further north. but so far they have nothing solid. there is quite a concern about this because they do not believe that this was a intentional crime. it was a crime of opportunity. someone saw the car there with the key, took off, probably did not know that the baby was in the backseat. again the concern is that this baby is 1 -month-old. and whoever took the car abandons the car. that child will be by itself and that could be very dangerous. so again, they are asking anyone who sees this child, sees the car, a white 1991 infinity four door sedan to please give them a call. we'll have continuing updates on this story as it continues throughout the evening. live in morgan hill, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. lloyd as you're covering

the story there from morgan hill. in our newsroom we're getting word, this is unconfirmed at this point that the baby may have been spotted possibly in the salinas or monterey area. have you heard anything along these lines there from where you are? >> i was wondering about that because the police have broken down the command center here and have left. so we're going to try and see if we can learn more about find out more about that gasia. >> lloyd lacuesta, thank you so much. you get that as soon as you get more information. what we're learning is that there might have been a spotting in the salinas- monterey area. we will bring you the latest information. we just confirmed this information. the baby has been spotted in the salinas-monterey area. our lloyd lacuesta is finding out more information. as soon as he gets it, we will bring it to you. it is the last thing you would expect at the end of may. we have team coverage tonight.

bill martin is tracking the rain. first to sal castaneda who says this rain caught one couple completely by surprise. >> reporter: the wet weather has certainly been the topic of conversation. people say they are ready for dry weather on this last day of may. today's weather with well below average temperatures felt more like march in the last day of may. >> it's supposed to be summertime. it was like me memorial day was yesterday. it's freezing. >> reporter: on market street, people rushed to buy umbrellas. >> i was hoping summer would start, but i guess not. >> reporter: the general consensus, rain has to go. the rain will stick around this week and it may be even wetter this weekend. >> lousy. >> reporter: that's one word we heard for it. for this tourist couple visiting from london, who told us they didn't have a plan for the wet weather since most of the tourist books say the end

of the rainy season is in late march or early april. >> what do you think of the rain. you guys are tourists? >> yes, we are. we hate it. >> reporter: although the rain may be annoying it didn't keep crews from continuing their work moving cables for the central area. but others just went with it. like this street performers who changed his music list. >> reporter: frank and gasia, i just got done speaking with some of the merchants around here. they say that tourists will come and there are businesses actually not down. this rain is really making the locals a little bit more upset. live in san francisco, sal castaneda, ktvu channel 2 news. you can find more

information about the weather in your neighborhood on our website just go to ktvu.com. two oakland brothers have been found of killing two family members in what is being said was an act of revenge. the two were convicted of first degree murder. prosecutors say the men mistakingly thought the victims were responsible for their brother's death. the jury reached its verdict late last week but the announcement was made today. the two brothers face life in prison without parol. sentencing is set forked august. and jobs will return briefly from his medical leave to make an announcement. jobs will debut a new cloud computerring service that will allow users to store music and other contents on the internet

instead of on their own hard drive. the android remains number one but it stopped increasing its lead. apple is in second with 26%. blackberry maker, research in motion is third with 22%. microsoft's old operating system windows mobile is a distant fourth at just 9%. smart phones now make 37% of all u.s. mobile phones. a landmark announcement tonight concerning the safety of cell phones. the world health organization today labeled cell phones as quote a possible carcinogen. john fowler has been following this story now for more than five years, he's here now to put all this in perspective for us. >> reporter: this announcement does not mean you should stop buying or using cell phones. however, it does suggest you might be wise to use a corded hand set like this to keep the cell phone antenna away from

your body. cell phones are part of modern life. but the world health organization today said decades of use can cause cancer. lafayette real estate agent certified that heavy cell phone use caused his potentially fatal glioma one of possibly thousands of cases. >> they are dying and they are leaving young children. and people have the right to know that cell phones being held to the head or body can kill. >> reporter: eli marks says since her husband's diagnosis she's waited for today. >> we're thrilled because this validates what we have been saying and now hopefully more people will listen. >> reporter: spokes people for the $4 trillion a year wireless industry did not return my multiple phone calls today. a written statement repeated a previous fcc report that cell phones did not cause cancer. researchers lloyd morgan tells

me independent science is piling up. >> there are multiple studies showing serious effects on sperm, there is now seven cancers being reported. very quite overwhelming evidence. we need to begin a campaign. our public health agencies have that responsibility to warn people. >> reporter: a state senate bill expected to be voted on this week would put out a recommendation. that anything else like this, is a health risk. reporting live, health and science editor john fowler ktvu news. bringing you more now on breaking news we've been covering live all afternoon. we learned that a 1 -month-old baby girl that was taken from a church parking lot has been found. we got that news confirmed from police in the salinas monterey area.

we've been covering the story since we learned that an amber alert went out for a 1 -month-old girl named mariana corona. here she is in the backseat of her mother's car. mom drove that car to morgan hill. from police we've learned the mom got out of the car, left the keys in the ignition, baby girl in the backseat and went into the church for a number of minutes. when the mom came out the car and this baby were gone. that happened just before 2:00. now about 3.5 hours later we've been able to confirm the little girl has been found. we don't know her condition, we don't know if the car has been found with her, we don't know if anyone is under arrest. but we have confirmed that the baby girl has been found. we have a number of reporters on this. we're expected to get a report in just about 30 minutes. we will stay on top of this and bring you the news as soon as we get it on ktvu news. it's the first study to show cars and effects of

violent video games. how researchers say they are proving a point. plus they say it's a fan that would desecrate wind in vallejo. why did protesters bring that issue to oakland today? and housing numbers are bringing a new change today. if you are looking to buy, this might be the time to do it.

danville teenager allyson baylis will be remembered to a 15-year-old girl who is believed to have jumped off the golden gate bridge last week. the band says they have been touched by the outpouring of help. bay trail is an organization that is bringing the greater vallejo district. the project will desecrate an ancient secret burial site. >> we're saying the bay trail needs to do the right thing and show that it's a just at the state and withdraw their money. >> reporter: the protesters are also threatening further action

as bay trail pulled their funding. home prizing around the united states is at its lowest points since the housing bust started in 2006. it tracks home prices in 20 metro areas. it says that prices fell from february to march in every one of those cities washington, d.c eighth month in a row that prices dropped and the report says the average foreclosure purchase is like getting a 20% discount on what prices should be. new findings are calling into question previous research that many consider ground breaking in the search if for for the cure of chronic disease. the latest findings are particularly important for chronic fatigue suffering. those drugs are not totally

harmless and that those patients get off those drugs. for years now studies have suggested that playing violent video games causes players to become more aggressive. researchers from the university of missouri may now have more information for that link. they found violent video games caused people's brains to become less responsive and dessenstized for violence. >> and more showers in your forecast. i'll show you what time tomorrow. a bay area company wants to raise your water rates. >> increases due to a couple of things. >> why the company is blaming you for the proposed increase and how much more money you will have to pay each month. >> bicyclists on edge. the reason a bay area community

thinks a driver may be trying to intentionally run down cyclists. we found out why police officers don't need a warrant to search your cell phone and what's being done about it.

a section of the golden gate bridge is expected to get a little more crowded beginning today. allie rasmuss explains why bicyclists and pedestrians now have to learn how to share the bridge. >> reporter: on a normal day, 6,000 people walk across the bridge, 10,000 people walk across. usually bicyclists and pedestrians use separate sidewalks. but starting today they'll have to share the same space. >> there's a good amount of space as long as people aren't wandering aimlessly. >> sometimes tourists aren't really aware that there's going to be bicycles on the same path. so they'll sort of wander around without looking and it can be dangerous. the change is because of

seismic retrofit work going on the bay bridge. crews have to shut down the entire west side for the next month. mo devlin is with the bicyclists association. the group continues to voice their concern to the transportation district. >> maybe they will do something once they figure out this is a problem on saturday and sunday. >> reporter: they talked about better education, signs at the entrance of the sidewalk, even the possibility of paints lanes on this sidewalk to keep pedestrians from cyclists. devlin says a speed limit would be tough to enforce, so for now she's just going to change her riding schedule. >> it'll be a problem i'll have to ride earlier in the morning

or just not ride on the weekend. allie rasmus. we are following breaking news right now. the one month old girl who was abducted in morgan hill this afternoon has been found in salinas. the family has confirmed this to ktvu's lloyd lacuesta who has been on this story since it broke this afternoon. we will have all of the late details coming up at 6:00. now let's go to julie haener with a look at the other stories we're looking at. >> no good deed goes unnoticed. and driver hits a bicyclists and then says i warned you. what police are saying. and how this gloomy weather is saving the state money. it's all coming up in about 10 minutes. fewer than a dozen people are unaccounted for after the tornado in joplin, missouri eight days ago. the next of kin have been

notified for the 120 people who are confirmed dead after the storm devastated that city. but it's still not known how many people died. 8,000 housing units were destroyed including homes, apartment buildings and nursing homes. residents of north and south dakota are quickly moving to shore up levees. the homes and business must be evacuated if the levees do not hold. heavy rains and spring snow melt are filling lakes behind dams and more flooding is expected. >> this has been quite a year when it comes to the weather. we have all of the flooding and what not back there. here not nearly as dangerous but unusual in the sense that we have more rain here. >> definitely unusual. we do get rain in may, that in fact, and early in june. but the persistence of the rain. we had a wet winter and wet may. we had drizzle and showers all day. out toward mount hamilton. that's what's left of the whole

deal. you may be experiences a little bit of drizzle where you are right now. there's the system, you see its rotation. that's this system right here. this is the area tomorrow. that's the low center right there. and this is going to swing in and through the bay area as we go into tomorrow mid-morning. more showers in the forecast. maybe even a thundershower around 1:00 tomorrow afternoon. best bet for a thundershower north of vacaville. the next system rolls through here for the weekend. look at that, this looks like, easily looks like march. mid-march even early march. wednesday cooler, below average temperatures expected. maybe a thundershower. clouds lingering and then this thing gets out of here. looks real good around here for thursday and friday. and then it goes back again or red again depends on how you

look at it. wednesday 11:00 a.m. that's your best chance for shower, maybe even a thundershower. wednesday go a little farther into it. wednesday afternoon it starts to clear out. more rain up in the valley. maybe snow up around lake tahoe. a winter weather advisory. friday looks good, saturday looks good, sunday looks wet and cool. you will need an umbrella, you will see more sunshine tomorrow then we saw today. you will see a lot more sunshine. the ground gets warm, the air starts to rise. convectivity. clearer before that, clear after that but yes, springtime is lingering and you know this deal on saturday right now. looks like the real deal. looks like real rain. >> much more significant than

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those rental cars you could be risking your life. >> consumer are paying their hard earned dollars to get what they think is safe, and what they are getting into is a death trap. >> the bill is prompted by the deaths of two sisters. they died in a fiery crash in 2004 when the steering went out on their rental car. the car had been recalled but had not been repaired. a watchdog group says that you can avoid what they call rental russian roulette. >> the consumer should ask at the desk is there an outstanding recall. check the vehicle identification number on this car before i get into it. >> reporter: the california legislature is also considering a bill to stop companies from renting out recalled vehicles. it'll be the first law of its kind in the country. to find out more on how to avoid renting a recalled car, go to ktvu.com. and there is much more news just ahead. as we told you mariana corona

has just been found. she's the 1 -month-old girl that was taken with a car. 90 seconds with the key new information from police.

good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. want to get straight to our breaking news. the search for a missing 1 -month-old baby, we've been keeping you updated on all a afternoon. the good news there, that search has just ended. mariana corona was found just about 30 minutes ago in salinas. police in morgan hill which is where she was kidnapped from held a news conference about 10 minutes ago. jana katsuyama is there. did police say whether the baby is okay? >> reporter: frank, we understand that they are still trying to get more details so we're waiting on that news conference for right now. but what we understand, we were right there with police about 45 minutes ago when they got the news. they say they don't know at this point. but they usually say they want to send the baby to the hospital just to make sure that she is okay before they you know make any assumptions. so it's hard to tell at that point. everything has