>> a mom's anguish. a local mom is distraught. his 7-year-old daughter is dead after her strep throat turned into pneumonia. she said it's because of a misdiagnosis from the hospital. >> she is trying to breathe and she said please don't let me die.

>> a bizarre twist in the murder case in asbury park at the jersey shore. a 10-year-old is dead and the suspected killers caught. >> the 18-year-old was caught more than 1200 miles away from the scene of the crime. >> i feel bad for the family. >> president trump meets with governors from across the country in d.c. to discuss what to do about gun violence and keeping her school safe. >> i don't care congress just or not, writing it up myself. >> will teachers end up in arm? and your weather, it's been wet, wild, warm weekend. we'll talk about the week ahead. i'm bill spadea, this is chasing news. >> local mom is distraught over the death of her 7-year-old daughter with her strep throat turned into pneumonia. the hospital sent her home. mom said it's their fault. it was a misdiagnosis. it has the story. >> this is brooklyn's hospital were 7-year-old wa died last mo.

her mom said a dr. misdiagnosed her. this portrait was drawn by the girl before her death. she was described as a smart and respectful. >> i'm lost without her. she was my best friend. >> she took her to the hospital on january 12 after she complained her stomach and throw was hurting. doctor alexander -- prescribed tamiflu since she was exhibiting flu like symptoms. the mother requested a strep test because her daughter had a history of strep throat. the child was discharged return two days later after excessive vomiting followed by heart-lung complications. >> she said please don't let me die. >> and i said of course you will not tie. i will let that happen. >> staff eventually told her the strep throat turned into pneumonia. the child went into cardiac arrest and died hours later.

>> she clearly died of cardiac arrest because of the infection. this should not have happened. >> there filing a wrongful death lawsuit and requesting the department of health investigate in a statement they said the untimely death of any child is always tragic. our heartfelt thoughts are with the family. the spokeswoman also said the dr. has been in good standing with the hospital for 18 years. he is never had disciplinary action or patients who filed against him. >> a bizarre twist in the murder of a 10-year-old at the jersey shore in asbury park. last week we brought you the story of a tenure old who shot to death and his mother wounded. the accused killer is found 100. ashley has the story.

>> neighbors played and said justice will be served now that police have arrested a suspect in the shooting death of the 10-year-old. the man was caught in pompano beach, florida late saturday night. >> is somewhat justice until the verdicts come out. emma overwhelms of the whole situation. >> a makeshift memorial by the home on wednesday council faces a number of charges including murder, conspiracy to commit murder and aggravated assault. this comes after a police arrested a high school student in connection with the murder. questions remain unanswered asked what happened and what the motive was. they also believe someone else

in the home was the target. >> i feel bad for the family and people who lost their loved ones. my set of course lost his best friend that caught my send their little brother and he's always the big brother. >> her friend who was best friends planned on moving out of the neighborhood as soon as possible. she said it's no place to raise kids. she described her son as it joy with a bright future. >> outgoing, caring, love to play basketball and ride a skateboard. >> the main suspect will appear in circuit court on tuesday. prosecutors say that's when they will know if they plan to waive extradition. anyone with information can call confidential hotline at (800)671-4400.

>> a battle between the old guard in the new guys. at the mta, the seasoned veteran saying mt is down on the job training the new guys and they barely know how to drive the train. it's a safety issue. someone could die. john has the details. >> the mta has its hands full when it comes to upgrading the agents a voice system. the transit workers are complaining about the way new employees are being trained by the mta. in the daily news the workers say that it's slowing service down and creating dangerous situations. among them february 18 in the g line, the wrong side of the subway door opened up in queens. february 20 the one line the critics say the new train

operator program in 2013 spent about two months in classes with small groups and railroad yards. there is a program called yard extra where they go back into the field but the veteran say it's simply not enough. people can get hurt. the new program doesn't go far enough to train a real world situation. >> maybe they need more training and stop concentrating on writing people up on something happens. instead they should have a person there, retrain them and have it corrected so doesn't happen in the future. >> the mta says this is not a story. out of all of the delays only 2.7% were attributed to human air directly caused by all employees. and it's smaller for even newly trained operators.

they wanted it's unfair to the workers and the vigorous training they go through. you mentioned someone might die but in the 13 incidents that were detailing, no one was hurt. >> let's bring in the 80 plus panel. dennis is here in serena, she is a member of the new jersey state assembly. also bob bianchi, former prosecutor and trial attorney. bob, i think that it feel garb in a bit dramatic. it's not good the door opening on the wrong side you'd have to not be paying attention a walkout on the train on the wrong side to be hurt by that. stats don't lie, do they? >> it stats can lie depending on how you look at them.

the training program seems robust and continuing. look at what these people are saying what it was and if there is any lack of proper training. it seems like they have a lot of training. >> is like the doors opening on the wrong time between the two transportation organizations is it nothing but complaint after complaint with no solution. >> there's no solution so what is it? train the people the way they need to be trained. karen and see where were spending the money if you not spending it on training where are we spending it? >> the old guard is always complaining about the new guy. >> when training goes wrong about being trained properly is learned behavior. my predecessor taught me something that's wrong that i'm going to teach it to my

predecessor. >> those numbers you are quoting, it seems to me the incident rate has gotten lower and improved over time. >> what that's what the mta's point is. and there are some problems of course. there are few incidents after 3% is just that he were talking about. >> to go anywhere. we are more chasing is coming up tonight. president donald trump meets with the governors to talk about school safety. and possibly arming teachers to keep her kids safe. have you thought about what it would be like to fire and ar 15. wait until you see this video. >> of course will have your weather with meteorologist. >> a pleasant forecast over the next couple of days. th

>> welcome back to chasing news. more show coming up in a little bit i will check in with new jersey congressman tom macarthur. he has ideas on how to keep her school say. today marks the anniversary of the first attack in 1993 and the world trade center.

first, president donald trump meets with the nations governor today in washington. talking about the possibility of arming teachers and other options as far as how do we keep our school safe. allison has the full story. >> students who survived a mass shooting held a gun-control rally on sunday. students and advocates met with robert menendez said temple -- abraham. that really is in response to the shooting that left 17 students and teachers dad. >> will fight to make sure never again actually becomes a reality. never again to we want students like david, ryan, and matthew to witness their best friends and teachers murdered with weapons of war. >> the event was organized by the jewish federation of greater metrowest. according to the spokesperson the event attracted were the 2000 parents, students, and

educators. on monday during a meeting of the national governors association president trump talked about school safety and called out a sheriff's deputy and other officials for not entering the high school called their lack of engagement, frankly disgusting. >> i really believe i would run and even if i didn't have a weapon. >> trump recently suggested arming educators. the present data, ivanka trump did not fully advocate the idea like her father but said it was an idea that needed to be discussed. >> one of the pecans were still items in this conversation about school safety and control is the ar 15. it's not always to the parklane killing but used repeatedly mass shootings across the country. my kelly took the time to got want to see what it would be

like. >> welcome to chasing news. >> human out there and shut the ar 15. the video is incredible. what was your purpose? >> i'm not a gun owner. i fired a shotgun when i was a kid. a couple of pistols when i was doing research on please deadly force. i wanted to show viewers who don't own guns how easy it is to not only shoot one of the guns but how powerful they are. i wanted to show how fast they can fire. we talk about semiautomatic guns as opposed to machine guns. these guns can fire very fast. i have been conflict situations

overseas and been in situations where there is gunfire. i know how disabling it is to people who are not armed. i can only imagine how the kids in the school felt when this guy shows up and starts firing at a rapid pace. >> the ar 15 the bottom stock is the base of a lot of hunting rifles. a lot of people out there using similar style weapons that don't have that capability. >> i think military style weapons should be banned. these are not traditional hunting weapons. that military technology. adjustable stocks and pistol grips. although you can't buy those here. >> i want to bring in a special guest, congressman tom macarthur has joined us. he's one of the leading voices on making sure that all of the states comply with background checks. welcome to chasing news.

>> this is not new for me. i call for beefing up background checks in the last congress. it is high time that we have a smart resource and get serious about keeping guns away from those who are a danger to themselves and others. >> many of the media are trying to spin this is a rift between you and and the nra. seems to me the nra is not a post, millions of their five plus million members are not opposed to having strong background checks that identify the bad guys. >> for my perspective nra members, they don't want it they want to keep guns away from those who are a danger to themselves and others. not focusing on others were mentally sound. >> let's bring in our panel.

tennis with the office of veteran and military affairs, assemblywoman, serena and lawyer and former prosecutor, bob bianchi. dennis, you saw the video earlier in your military got to be fired on? >> yes. the popularity of this is a military issue. i think a big reason is it's readily available. easy to use and the recoil is second to none. it's like the honda civic of assault rifles all around everybody has access to it. >> to that point you all around

and estimate three to make 5 million weapons in the country. do you ban it? >> i don't think they should have military grade weapons. their weapons of war. there used to kill in mass quantities. >> serena, in new jersey you have governor murphy looking to make it more strict to state that already is incredibly difficult to get a firearm. why are you prepared to vote against? >> i like to hear what he's proposing. we have the third strictest gun laws in the united states. you talk about background checks a mental illness then i would probably vote for stuff like that. i'd have to see what he propos proposed. >> ten years after we went into the prosecutor's office were still talking about data and intelligence led policing across the federal, state and local levels to share various data points. we're talking about that 11 years ago.

>> let's check in with our meteorologist with our forecast. >> were finally clearing away from the dreary, cheery, wet and cool weather pattern on tuesday. it looks like a winner of the day. we have a storm brewing by the end of the week that will bring a mess back. for the next couple of days a look strive with high pressure firmly in place. things go down wednesday and thursday. temperatures in the upper 30s to 40 degrees. you need a jacket if you head out. plenty of sunshine and temperatures above normal in the mid- 50s. wednesday will bring it increasing clouds and a few showers. mid-fifties for one more day. the next mess looks to arrive thursday and friday. as a storm system roles and

there's two main problems that could lead to potential flooding. the other is a close to win that could provide us with flooding and beach erosion. there could be snow from this potential nor'easter of asset the big deal here. watching the rain potential and that coastal flooding potential very carefully. >> thank you. let's check out the headlines are chasing tonight. >> to mount high school in new jersey is the latest to be placed on lockdown. a 15 year old student in custody and a gun found in his home. he made the threat on social media that was seen by another student reported to authorities. there was the 25th anniversary of the first terror attack in the world trade center. a february 26, 1993 a bomb exploded killing six and injuring more than 1000 people. a ceremony was held at the 9/11 memorial plaza and a moment of

silence at the time the bomb exploded. kevan smith is recovering from a massive heart attack that he suffered sunday night between my performances in los angeles. he broke the news on twitter same if you had not gone to the hospital he would've die. he severed a 100% blockage in his left coronary artery called the widow maker. we wish him a speedy recovery. those are the

>> welcome back. i am bill spadea. a jets linebacker in trouble with the law. church has the full story in sports. >> the jets rookie linebackers in trouble after wrong way crash in the lincoln tunnel. at 2:00 a.m. on monday morning.

according to police donaghy was involved in a crash with a small bus. the blood alcohol level was reported at .15. he was a fifth-round pick of the jets in 2015. then hl trade deadline passed at 3:00 p.m. on monday a big doings for the locals, especially the rangers, the housecleaning is complete. rhyme it down and -- on their check way to tampa bay in exchange for three players. the rangers making a big/on monday. the devils made a trade as well. patrick maroon for a third-round draft pick. in baseball the yankees welcomed russell wilson to spring training. he's the property they acquired in a trade with the texas rangers. is not expected to play much but he's in camp and making himself available in spring training. finally, the great basketball story in new york city.

they qualify for the nc aa tournament. they won the conference title is sunday with an 87 - 81 win over -- so they are heading to advance in d3. that's her day in sports. >> it was good to talk to my friends tom macarthur on the show. his champion the idea of helping to make our school site by having background checks that actually mean something before you buy firearm. it's simple. there's no reason why the state can't report all local information up to the federal government. the fact that we been talking about coordination and communication since 9/11 is ridiculous. it's time for the conversation to happen. when ronald reagan was president to push a 21-year-old drinking

age the government said will hold back federal highway funds if you don't comply. the same thing could happen here. let's talk about mental health and background checks unless acted help make our school safe.

developing right now mystery in philadelphia's port richmond neighborhood. a city police officer found dead inside a home and tonight fellow officers are trying to figure out how she died. thanks for joining us. i'm iain page. her body was found around noon. fox 29's dave kinchen is live tonight at philadelphia police headquarters with more. dave? >> reporter: iain, you can imagine how emotional this is for these