>> and the mother does not feel that the baby is in danger, whatsoever. >> reporter: now this is a disdescription of the vehicle the father was driving, a 1996 gray taurs, 6euc277, again authorities do not believe a crime was committed. they just are worried because the baby was taken before she was discharged. anybody who may have seen this vehicle or has information on the father who is 18 years old, driving that vehicle, we told you the description. anyone who may recognize that vehicle or the father involved is asked to call the police. live in castro valley. >> police standoff in oakland is drawing attention to that city's struggle with violent crime. we took pictures as one by one customers with their hands up filed out of a business in east

oakland. police had the place surround believing a shooting suspect was hold up inside that store at 98th avenue and international boulevard. jay hernandez live and this on the same day leaders met with community groups on how to stop street violence. >> reporter: that's correct. we watched officers earlier lockdown the area and police say that the shooting happened in this street and then it was thought one of the men ran inside that it auto zone. news chopper 2 was first in the air to catch this police action onto ground. some called the police. >> my uncle telling me that there was like a lot of shots fired right now and you know everything closed down. >> reporter: police say four young men exchanged gun fire. >> several individuals ran in all different directions. >> reporter: several people in the crowd held up cell phone cameras to catch employees and customers coming out with their

hands up then a small group of armed officers moved inside. they spent less than a half hour searching the store but didn't find a gunman. >> seen increase in violence, violent crimes involving firearms in this area. >> reporter: including a shooting this morning less than a mile way and two hours before right here in the 9600 block of e street. someone shot a young man in the arm. >> just never know in the city of oakland. seems like -- things happen at any time the day. day or night doesn't matter. . >> reporter: city councilman larry reed spent the morning discussing the city's one hundred block safety plan. the meeting both shootings were with in a two millirad yourself. >> some point i'm hoping we will be able to get out of -- this under control there. are to many guns on the streets in the hands of individuals that have no sense of value of life. >> reporter: police are investigating whether the shootings are connected and if

they are gang related. reporting live. jade hernandez. >> the city is taking aim at street violence in the light of recent crimes, leaders met with community member this is morning to talk act the one hundred block public safety plan. it's meant to target parts of the city with the highest crime rate. people at the meeting say they want to see the city's crime rate improve so residents can raise your families in a safe environment. >> to many homicides, and road rage and -- vandals and drugs. >> i understand the fear of crime and how precious children and our need to protect them. >> reporter: officials say the city has limited resource and will need the public's help. >> and a little less than three hours the upper deck of the bay bridge will shut down until tuesday morning and tom is here now to show us what will happen the moment that upper deck is closed.

>> reporter: let's go up to chopper 2. you will see elements of what could be called a structural slot team. put together and ready for the go ahead so when the traffic stops flowing they will start going. waiting on the sideline its a convoy of equipment and a small army of construction workers. project spokesman says this. >> looks like we have enough periods of dryness to do it all. >> reporter: here is what is going to happen. all of the traffic currently moving over here is going to shift slightly to this road here which as you can see still needs to be paved and striped. right up onto that new ram tap will take you on to the bridge. >> the incline section where your vehicle starts to go up on to the bridge we have structurally widened it, made it better, about two lanes worth. >> reporter: the benefit clear, the way to complete the bridge, six months to a year ahead of

schedule. >> can't build until we remove that. >> reporter: regular and casual drivers willing to work around it. jim is a man with a plan. >> i come from san francisco to oakland and so -- i would take bart home, leave my car there and then take bart back to work and go home when it opens. >> ly take bart for the ferry. i can get the ferry down the street. bart is just a couple blocks away. it's not that much of ray problem for me. >> i understand it has to be closed and i would take one of the other bridges or go on bart. i think it's not a problem . >> reporter: and that line of trucks you see is actually the men, materials and women who go up and pave the road and make it ready so that when the lanes shift those lane its will be ready to go hopefully tuesday morning or earlier. reporting live. ktvu channel 2news. >> this weekend's closure has bay area businesses bracing for

a big hit. >> i would say about 25% of business is from local bay area. we know it's going to be -- it might be slower this weekend. >> reporter: coming up what some stores doing to get their customers around the construction. the occupy movement plans a protest monday at san quentin, part of a day in support of prisoners. local organizers held a news conference this afternoon. >> we are going to be there not to fight against the 1%, not that day, we are going to be fighting for the 1% at the bottom of the 99% and that's the prisoners. >> reporter: they are scheduled for the east gate from noon to three on monday. police at berkeley once again evicted occupy protesters. they have been camped out in 13 tents since a week pool yesterday. officers moved in this morning and ordered them to leave.

they left, nobody was arrested. police say there were 17 campers, 11 of them weren't students, those 11 were issued stay away orders. staff members just now wrapping up a vote on the chancellor's leadership. her handling of last november's protest in which police pepper sprayed students has been widely criticized. the vote before the academic senate is nonbinding but it could influence leaders, voting started two weeks ago and just finished at 5:00. results aren't known. >> today the president took his fundraising trip from san francisco up to washington state. the president took a tour of a new dream liner jet at the boeing plant. that new yet is extremely fuel efficient and made of 50% composite material. boeing has created 13,000 new jobs here in the united states. >> new technology has made businesses more efficient and more productive and that's a

good thing. that's what races our standards living. it means we can get better product for less. >> reporter: he also said that new technology can also mean the company's need fewer workers and the challenge here is to create new jobs in other sectors. the president took off from sfo just after nine this morning, that came after three fundraising events last night in san francisco including a big rally. the money collected from those will go to both the president's re-election campaign and to the democratic party. organizers haven't released official numbers but it was expected to generate about $3 million. that would bring the fundraising total for this year's election to more than $250 million. >> a would be suicide bomber is in custody tonight for allegedly trying to brow blow up president united states capitol building. he made a brief appearance in court this afternoon. he is charged with attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction against federal

property. the fbi had been doing a sting operation and had given him deactivated explosives. he was arrested today near the capitol wearing a vest that agents say he thought was packed with live explosives. agents say the suspect considered attacking a restaurant and a church. >> consumer prices rose slightly last movement the department of labor said the index went up .2% in january because of higher costs for food, gas, rent and clothing. economists expect the inflation to let up in the coming months because most companies won't raise prices dramaticly. >> on wall street the dow finished off a strong week it it's highest numbers in four years. the dow rose 46 points coming with in 50 points of the 13,000 mark. a milestone that last peeked before the financial crisis. still stocks ended mixed ahead

of a key vote. the nasdaq dropped eight point. >> the governor of new jersey today followed through on his promise to veto a bill legalizing same sex marriage. he brought his veto act down on the measure a day after the legislature gave it's final approval. he also renewed his call for a statewide ballot measure to let new jersey voters decide. the governor said he supports civil unions and he is proposed creating an ombundsmon. the attorney general is telling leader that the administration will not defend restrictions on benefits for same sex spouses of military people under the defense of marriage act. he said the obama administration has conincluded that law is not constitutional. it requires the pentagon to ignore same sex marriages even if they were preformed in states where it's legal.

i group of married gay service members has sued over that policy. >> investigators out here look for human remains but this time they needed help. i will explain. >> and back here in just about ten minutes we have a bay area holiday weekend coming up and there are a few rain drops in the forecast. ly show you when it where those could happen. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal.

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the red cross cross is helping people displaced after a fire. it broke out just before one. it started in the kitchen of one of the units. it was possibly sparked by a wall heater. most the residents were home when it started but they were all able to get out safely. damage to the building and property is estimated to be about 75,000 dollars. >> today the search for human remain entered a new phase. crews have been digging for

days and found more than a thousand bones and bone pieces. this all after a convicted killer led authorities to the site near the town of lyndon. we are live with a different search tactic. >> reporter: deputies needed help this time so they called in dogs to help look for a second well and also human remains. for the first time since last weekend investigators allowed cameras into this crime scene where human remains, clothing other articles have been found. every step there have been sciencists on hand to handle it. >> our goal is to not put in danger the investigation but from provide identification of the remains for the families. >> reporter: today dogs spent most of the morning and afternoon inspecting piles of dirt removed from the first well. it's a slow and tough process because after around 16 minutes of searching the dog needs an

hour break. >> the dog sticks his nose to the ground so it's just -- constant effort on the dog to defect any smells that may be down there. >> reporter: so far the dogs haven't found any other items near the first well. investigators confident they can now move on. >> we are done with that. they are going to start filling that well and they have been searching the area looking for the spend well. >> reporter: all the items will be looked at by a full team of sciencists from the richmond and central valley offices with every resource dedicated to this case. >> it's what you would call a rush case. everything is being a priority, we are work around the clock to analyze any pieces, any bone wes have may. >> reporter: now both labs were used during the lacy peterson case. the dogs are still out here.

ktvu channel 2news. >> a san francisco police officer is on the other side of the law tonight. the da's office announced assault charges against the officer. he is a accused of attacking a woman he was dating at a nightclub in january while he was off duty. if convicted he faces up to four years. >> a sacramento pet store owner hopes that video will help catch a couple of snake thieves. he said the baby snake was taken on tuesday and said here is what happened. the couple picked the lock on the days when nobody was looking then one of them put the snake in his pocket. the python is the most expensive in the store. it's priced at $500 it. >> lynn sanity could reach epic proportions now that a new tv deal is in place. lin is a 23-year-old hoop sensation who is lifting the knicks into playoff territory. espn saw its ratings soar when he out scored kobe bryant with

38 points. now madison square garden and time warner cable have is settled a dispute to let 2 million customers watch the knicks games. >> the rush is on for thousands of people hoping to get away for the president's day weekend. want to show you live picture of interstate 80 and you can see its packed in both directions, even the access road there on the left of the screen is busy. that's never a good sign. now we want to show you what it looks like along i-80. you can see there is snow on the side of the road there but traffic moving along fairly well at the moment. people hope for snow and john is there checking out the conditions. he will show us what it looks like at about 5:45. let's talk more about the weather. over to bill martin. holiday weekend is here. >> big holiday weekend. ski resort needed, they have four days for many. a lot of people had today off. big holiday weekend. snow looks good. weather looks good. maybe a few snow flurries but nothing that will shut down the

highways or slow down on the roadway. here is the weak was system. we talked about this last night. its dropping down this way and the clouds are increasing, the main dynamics in this area. i will switch to the radar and you can see where the showers happening. up around the cape, you see a few lighthouse, the thing to note, notice how light theyr. you go up -- that's not a big deal. by the time they get here they will be minimized further. that just means very light sprinkles at best as we roll into tonight. we have a mild weather pattern into the bay area weekend. there is fog off shore. that's in response to the weather system as the fronts get closer. you get a condensation, you get the fog forming. we have fog out by the richmond district and -- as you go through the evening tonight, be prepared for high clouds to increase, maybe a sprinkle, again, not a game changer, it's

all going work out. as we go through time tomorrow morning chilly but not as cold as this morning. partly cloudy, coastal fog and the bay area weekend just cooler, highs today into the upper 60s. no big rain next week so another dry pattern. chilly but not freezing. won't see any -- some coastal fog at best. we go through the bay area weekend it looks good. here is the system. going like that. you see it break agriculture part. that's never a good sign. when i come back we will look at the weekend with the computer model. ly get up the long rain into monday and there is a chance into sunday night and monday for more showers. see you back in a few.

>> up next interesting officer offer from caltrans. what they are looking for kids to do, something seen by thousands of drivers every day. and remembering whitney houston. who is on the guest list and how to watch that live. >> and it's here. flu season. the reason health expects say it started so late this year. sweetheart. we need to talk.

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. a wake for whitney houston. mourners started arriving a few hours ago including the late star's mother. people lined the streets to watch as a care van of linos pulled up. tomorrow her family will hold what they are calling a home going service. fans are remembering her with their own tributes. >> i just wanted to be here. >> reporter: fans won't be allowed inside the church in newark tomorrow. the star's fans have gathered outside every day adding to the memorial of flowers, balloons and stuffed animals. during the service tomorrow officials will cordon off a two block area and nobody will be allowed inside without being invited. >> sad because i was actually planning to take off work to go. i respect the family's wishes. we will always remember her and love her for all of her accomplishments. >> some 1500 guests are

expected to attend tomorrow's service. alicia keys and whitney houston's god mother are all scheduled to preform and kevin costner, her co star in the bodyguard will give a eulogy. a camera will stream it live online. you can watch it live by going to ktvu.com starting tomorrow at eight. investigators are waiting for tox test results as they try it determine what caused her death. >> some good news and bad news about the flu. the bad news is the season is here, the good news is the strain seems to match the ones in the flu vaccine that may be why it started so late. most of the country has been fluless, not here in california where the state has reported widespread cases over the past two weeks. johnson and johnson recalling bottles of it's

infant tylenol. it involves more than half a billion bottles of it's grape flavored liquid medicine. parents complain when the measuring syringe was put in some pushed a practice textive cover inside. johnson and johnson said they can request a refund by visiting the website. >> businesses shut down on the bay bridge. >> and the payroll tax cut is waiting for the president's signature. what it means for you.

. this is ktvu channel 2news at five. >> this is on both sides of the bay, worried they may loose

customers when the upper deck is shut down. we are just about two and a half hour away from that happens. want to show you live picture of the incline on the bay bridge. it's busy but by tonight it's going to be completely empty, but for workers and everything is in place and ready to go, caltrans said it's possible they may get their work done in time to reopen the bridge earlier than planned. thehe closure is definitely going to make it difficult for a lot of people trying to get from here to there and david stevenson said how ubusinesss think they may loose. >> reporter: that's right. businesses on both sides say the bridge work means they will take a hit. >> we are supposed to make around two g's tonight, i think we won't. the bridge. >> reporter: business tonight isn't expected to be so sweet. it and other businesses say this weekend's work on the westbound approach to the bridge will drive away

customers. >> i expect maybe a decrease in sales but i'm hoping not. >> reporter: furniture retailer usually sees it's biggest crowd on the weekend. >> we expect lower volume. we are encouraging customers to use other means of transportation to come and use the services to get their products home. >> reporter: across the bridge the water bar is expecting fewer guests the east basement. >> i would say about 25% of business is from local bay area. we know it's going to be -- may be slower this weekend. >> reporter: for san francisco hotels it's about outreach, not economics this holiday weekend with most rooms booked weeks early many used e-mails and flyers like this one to warn guests about the bridge. >> i don't know how we are getting out. we will have to go south. >> reporter: some of the visitors struggling to find new routes.

>> we have a gps we were going to use that may have taken us the wrong way and the bridge will be closed and now we will have to find another way. >> reporter: still some restaurants and bars said business is often slow during three day weekends meaning they may have taken a hit any way without the work on the bridge. reporting live. david stevenson. >> and our coverage will continue on the website. you can also go to -- ktvu.com and we will update you through ott weekend on the situation there on the bay bridge. how would you like to design one of three big medallions? caltrans is look for students to do just that and this is a look at their website showing where they would go and describing what caltrans is looking for in the design. in the first part they are taking a survey to pick a theme, once that is done school kids in alameda and count acosta will come up with the

design. for more information go to the web links section of the website. >> as we reported earlier in the newscast the payroll tax cut is ready for the president's signature. the house and senate passed it earlier today and here is how it'll affect if you you have a job or not. keep in mind that this will affect people's paychecks essentially keeping them the same. someone making $50,000 a year right now will keep seeing that $80 a month or so in their paycheck because of the legislation agreed to today. this will also affect those who are unemployed and does preserve long term unemployment benefits to the end of year but it lowers the ceiling of the maximum. >> house lawmakers went first. >> the yes is 293,. >> reporter: and the senate followed. >> conference report is agreed to. >> reporter: the move avoids a tax increase at the end of the month.

>> our economy gaining steam, still fragile it's important we prevent a tax increase on 160 million. >> reporter: the hard fought by bi-partisan measure is a win for the president. republicans made a concession, agreeing to extend the cuts without finding a way to pay for it. still, many in the gop and some democrats remain frustrated with how much will be added to the deficit. some call it a shell game. >> we are taking the money out of your social security trust fund to extend the program here to give you a so-called tax break. >> reporter: the minority leader praised it. >> this represents a victory for the middle class in our country and i salute the president for going out there so strongly and taking message to the american people. >> reporter: now california senators voted yes today but oakland congresswoman barbara

lee and lynn woosley voted no. the president will sign it into law after he is back home from his fundraising trip. >> san francisco's rent control policy could be hurting small property owners. a new york time report said investors of small rental buildings getting little in return if their property was built before 1979. that's because the city law limits how much they can raise the rent. landlords say they have struggling to keep one insurance and repair costs while renting to people who can afford to pay fair market value. rubber murdoch making changes. he announced the paper will soon have a sunday edition. this after outrage of allegations of corruption ropings. the senior staff members have been arrested accuses of paying for information. he also lifted all staff suspensions, pending an investigation. > romney is campaigning hard

as he falls behind santorum. today he held a massive rally at a warehouse in idaho. about a thousand supporters turned out to hear him. romney today took aim not at his rival but at the president. >> after he was elected he was on tv and said if i can't turn around this economy in three years i will be looking at a one term. we are here to collect. we are taking if back. >> reporter: he describe described himself as a fiscal conservative who will stop spending our kid's future. >> santorum lashed out against the president at a faith and freedom rally. he said the white house is trying to control america. >> we just saw it ono the stage here the last few weeks. they have tried to make the issue about birth control, it's not about that. it's about your constitutional

right. >> reporter: santorum stole an endorsement from romney, the ohio attorney general withdrew his support from romney and said he will back santorum in the primary. and to show you just how much santorum's fortunes have gone up. the latest poll shows santorum is leading romney nationwide 34.2% to 27.8%. that's a spread of six are 6.4%. gingrich is third, paul is 4th. a new bill could put the brakes on the food truck movement. the legislation introduced this week would ban food trucks in california from doing business with in 1500 feet of elementary and secondary school when is classes are in section. the people who run the trucks say this law could kill their business. >> facebook is fighting over

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manufacturers in chain. a company in china trademarked the name and its been ruled they aren't bound by an agreement reached back in 2009. analysts say the pressure is now on apple to reach a settlement. >> big rig full of condoms pulled in as part of a nationwide tour to filth std's. the tour is called condem nation. it'll end in july on the east coast. in oakland organizers handed out free condoms and free hiv testing. it'll stop in towns all across the country. >> not everything has to be like the big event in oakland. we want to go to the small towns, hang outside bars and give them out and let people ba wafer them, get peopling thinking about them. >> it plans to hand out ten million of them over the next five months. >> a longa waited report

giving environmentisting a business win. they come from burning plastics and some factories in -- in chemical plants. they remain in the environment, get into water and food and are linked to hormone problems, even cancer. after 21 years of studies the epa today rejected industry protests and said they are a health threat. the agency is now setting strict guidelines to be used in future regulation. new research finds brain changes leading to autism may be detected as young as six months old. they studied 100 babies who had siblings with a tim. they used mri scans to look at development at six months, one and two. of the 28 who eventually developed autism, the scan showed different development in 12 pathways to the brain. they also say it's possible

these development problems may actually start while in the womb. >> the big holiday season -- weekend is here and so is the snow. people are saying about the conditions out here. >> and i'm back in just about ten minutes. it's a big holiday weekend and weather to talk act. it could impact your travel. see you back here.

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zoo officials had to put down the frog. they say it had to be done to end it's suffering to preserve genetic material. it was believed to be one of the last two left on earth. the last known member lives at the atlanta botanical gardens. >> >> reporter: here at sugar bowl the skiing boarding are done for the day but the sledding obviously is not and they are just getting started on this big holiday weekend.

. >> reporter: resort officials say there are three big seasons, martin luther king junior weekend and president's day weekend. finally skiers say it's more than worth it to be here. >> can't ask for a better weekend. >> is this the first time you have gotten up? >> we were up martin luther king weekend. there is no snow this is great. >> last year it was way better. this year is fine. at least out. . >> reporter: the easy drive gave this family a clear shot to the clearest mound of snow just off i-80. >> not a lot of people and -- warm and the runs are packed. >> reporter: the forecast calls for snow showers over parts of the weekend but nothing that will cause any major problems

or add much to the snow pack. . >> a park will be closed while crews repair damage from a rock slide last month. big oak flat road, also known as highway 120 will shut down. it won't reopen until at least early april. it was able to get emergency funding.

. >> individual cities have taken some steps but there is no organized regional plan in the works. sciencists warn that climate change is expected to cause flooding, water shortages and a spread of infectious diseases. san francisco voters could soon decide the future of reservoir in yosemite. they will place a measure on the november ballot. it'll ask for a planning process to remove the dam and restore the valley to its natural state. it provides san francisco with most of its drinking water. >> let's talk about the weather watch. the long weekend is here. over to bill martin and no rain. >> no rain. there is a little bit but not enough to really get you going in terms of rain or snow in the mountains. it'll be one of those weekends, doesn't feel like february. today didn't. we talked temperatures in the upper 60s.

a weak front to the north. could bring snow flurries, you saw where john was. could bring a little drizzle along the coast. that's not what we need. we need a full pledged weather system to blow in, make it start to happen. these were the temperatures today. temperatures tomorrow will be cooler still, lots of 60s. we got up in to the upper 60's. temperatures cooled off. santa rosa 70, as we head into friday, temperatures cooler and most bay area cities action though it was warm. very mild. above average temperatures, still the weather system i'm tracking, on the southerly edge. that's why we aren't getting the major events, major events happening up here. they are getting snow. they have snow. they have snow up in the cascades. as you go into tonight and tomorrow. clouds increase, saturday and sunday cooler, increation clouds on sunday this system

just off shore, bring a few sprinkles but it's not like it'll bring us a lot of sprinkles, it could, just a few, just not a very strong weather pattern right now. the computer model bears that out. here we are tonight at 11, sprinkles up north. think about last year. greens and yellows and the energy off the pacific. doesn't look like last year at all. this is a weather system moving through on saturday and sunday. nothing, 7:00 on -- sunday morning, the clouds increase, this is the one with the best shot of something, sunday night and as you go late in to the sunday and monday another system up here. bay bridge condition certains for rain shouldn't be a problem. that was a concern. the five day forecast. it doesn't -- it's like june or -- >> yeah.

>> real warm next week. there is nothing really big. >> thank you. >> the tv show the x factor here on fox is about to start trying out for a second season and it's still not clear who will be sitting in some of the judge's chairs. the executive producer and fellow judge will be back but there is a long list rumored to replace paula and nicole. they include janet jackson, pink, katie perry and beyonce . >> united airline social security changing its policy about traveling pets and it's upsetting a lot of military families. pets that can't fly in the passenger cabin will have to fly as cargo. military families say that will cost a lot more. they say cargo costs as high as $1,400. >> marking the day the speech

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. space exports getting ready for a big mission. three astronauts will live inside space and conduct tests while on board. it launched into orbit in

september. the crew could board a space craft and head to the module as early as june. it would be their 4th manned space flight. >> on monday, america's most celebrated astronaut, john glenn will mark a landmark anniversary. 50 years ago he became the first american to orbit the earth. >> on green. and beautiful shoot. >> it was an february 20th 1962 that he made history on board the tiny friendship 7 space craft. he orbited three times during a five hour flight them was the first united states manned on talent mission and he became a space pioneer and an american hero. welcomed home by huge cheering crowds. . >> amazing to me to look back 50 years and think its been 50 years because i guess it seems still so vivid to me. >> at age 77 he made history

again when he blasted off on board the shuttle discovery in 1998 becoming the oldest person to fly in space. he notes that unlike 50 years ago we are no long america a cold war with russia. the at naughts share the space station with russians and with the shuttle retire wednesday depend on them to ferry our crews to the isf. >> the soon irwe get some of that new ability to go back into space ourselves, from here the sooner we get the station operating up to the level that be anticipated. >> at age 90 he is inspiring a new general vacationation. today workers packed a anniversary event featuring him and scott carpenter. tomorrow nasa starts a series of celebrations to mark his orbit. >> a two day old baby missing for five hours. we heard from the sheriff's department who is searching right now. coming up. we ask officials at eden

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. >> how a baby was taken in the hospital. >> and work crews moving in. we are just two hours from the weekend closure of the upper deck of the bay bridge. we are live on treasure island with what's being done right now. >> complete bay area news coverage starting right now. this is ktvu channel 2news. >> good evening. >> a search is underway in the east bay for two day old baby who disappeared five hours ago. we are live now with thest. >> the sheriff deputies are look for the two day old baby and her father, however they are not treating as a child kidnapping. they don't believe she is in immediate danger but because she was removed before doctors discharged her and because she is so young they just want