child welfare, cps workers, child protective service workers have ways that they look at the risk factors in a family. imminent risk is: this is something that is critical and the child must be removed from that family right now in order to keep that child safe. so there's danger to their life? there's danger to their physical life, to their safety. meaning that the risk of who else is in the household can't be controlled so that there might be something going on that they need to say, right now, we need to make this removal. but there are about 200,000-a little more than 200,000 children removed each year. whereas, there are about 3 million children that are investigated for abuse and neglect. and within those 200,000, are there cases where they are removed where the parents are having either a mental or substance use disorder? the vast majority. ivette, may i go back and kind of piggyback on what nancy was saying? you started by describing sort of what it looks like for a child who is in school and how they may present. and so to say what is happening at home in those situations, if you

kind of approach, that is relatively new, just starting in 1996, but it really takes the child protective service system and the family court and the substance abuse treatment providers and addresses the whole family. so, just as fran was saying, the importance of collaboration. what does that actually mean when you're working with a particular family and importantly what does that mean for all of the families. so it uses some key concepts about making sure that we can identify families with substance abuse and mental health problems as they're entering the child protective service system quicker, getting them access to services quicker. making sure that each of the family members has a support system, has a treatment plan when needed. uses the court, the family court to more carefully monitor what is going on in the treatment plan, particularly around the parent and their substance use disorder and the child and how the child's permanency and the relationships that they must develop are being provided for them. so that the child and the parent is seen as the unit of intervention, which is so imp

police say child protective services has taken custody of the 2 boys - as well as 2 girls.ar old dauaghter was found later. she had been out with relatives when police took her 3 siblings to the hospital. authorities say what is particularly alarming is that this may not have been the first time these children were left alone, especially since they seemed unphazed by their situation. they are good, which is good and bad. it gives impression that this is the not the first time they have gone without food. police are declining to rele ase the name of the woman in an effort to protect the children. they plan to call in specialists to interview the kids in hopes of finding out more about what has been going on in the past. in hayward, family of a teenage girl killed in the asiana airlines crash are speaking out. and blaming firefighters. 16-year-old ye meng-yuan was killed by a fire truck after the crash. her family's lawyer says *multiple firefighters knew ye was placed in harm's way on the tarmac. fatal injuries before the truck hit her on july 6th. reports say the firefighte

the child is now in child protective services. >> 31 chinese students and teachers that survived the as n asiaian gt flight. passengers seeking damages will get vastly different amounts depending on where they are from. poem from countries outside of the united states are harder to win and get big payoffs. it was carrying people from eight countries. broken bones in plane actions usually mean a million dollar settlement in the u.s. and $20,000 to $30,000 overseas. >> why people are being told not to eat a certain brand of pistachios sold here in california. >>> the one boat on the water today was team new zealand is in for the night, but there were fans out here today that would come out regardless of head to head racing or not. that report coming up in just a bit. >>> good afternoon, temperatures today got back into the 90s in or warmer locations. temperatures are expected to cool, and we're talking about a foggy start to your monday. >>> we have a food recall to tell you about, treasured harvest pistachios sold in six ounce plastic cups, 12 ounce bags, and 20 ounce clear trays have

they are now with child protective services. this liquor store is where police found the 32-year-old mother yesterday high on drugs. after talking to her, investigators found the children at heritage inn express. >> these are small children. the oldest being six years old, there's no way a 6-year-old is old enough or mature enough to be able to be responsible for themselves and two other small children. >> reporter: people who also stay at the motel saw they're familiar with the woman and that she has mental illness. they say they feed the kids when they see them. >> we fed them sometimes. >> reporter: because you felt so bad? >> yeah. you know, -- >> reporter: they were hungry. >> yeah. >> reporter: they said the mother had been motel hopping with her kids because she was evicted from her hayward apartment a few months ago. >> it's pretty sad. my heart goes out to those kids. she could have gave the kids up to her family. >> reporter: hayward police are now talking to the district attorney about charges. the mother most likely

the youngest wearing only a diaper they're now under care of child protective services police say the moerj admitted being under the influence of methamphetamine. she has been placed in a psychiatric facility. >> a danville man whose two children were killed by a drunk driver in 2003 wants to change state law. he filed a ballot measure raising the cap on damages and force doctors to be more careful when handing out prescriptions. right now damages capped $250,000 for each child. he called to lift that cap or he said he would file his measure, critics say removing limit woz result in skyrocketing health care costs. >> two men caught up in a marijuana bust being charged with human trafficking and rape. the 30-year-old from lake port and 24-year-old from clear lake could face nearly 16 years in prison if convicted on all counts. prosecutors also discovered the two kept a 15-year-old runway captive at their marijuana grow saying they assaulted her and putner a box for punishment. >> officials in stanford urging users of their network to change their pass words after someone hacked into wh

webb did confirm that daphne was placed in his care by child protective services. six months ago, that's because what he called a life threatening incident involving the child's mother. allen. >> kristen ayers, thank you very much. police are offering up to $10,000 in reward money for information leading to baby daphne. >>> if you live in southern county, boston marathon brandon has been missing from the area of monterey in gilroy. that is west of highway 101. he has autism. brendan was last seen wearing a native american head band and blue basketball shorts. if you see him, call gilroy police. >>> nearly a week after the deadly crash. all runways are back in service. the airport reopened just after 5:00 this afternoon. kpix5 shows us things are slowly returning to normal inside the terminal as well. sharon. >> juliette, we are here at the domestic terminal. it's been like a zoo, long lines, frustrated passengers. tonight , it is getting back to normal. runway 28 left reopened just after 5:00 tonight. >> really, really happy. nobody wants to be trapped inside. >> th

is still in jail and sources close to this investigation tell me police triering to get child protective services to release a case on the family that could keep webb in jail. the amber alert is in effect but the search is beginning to look like a recovery. a police boat using submersible cameras combed the mlk regional shore line. >> that is the area where the father and child used to frequent. we want to make sure we search that area. >> the girl's father told police his daughter was abducted yesterday while in the store on international boulevard. he said his mother suffering from severe denenia had her purse stolen, too. she has been unable to help. police searched his apartment have been unable to find anyone who saw the 49-year-old father with his daughter before the abduction or in the past few weeks. >> he left a 21-month-old child, little girl dapne webb in the car with his mother. his mother is 87 years old and suffers from demetia. >> the store owner says wesh came in by himself and bought two energy drinks. >> he was in the store. he just drank, you know, and talked on the phone. >> t

solano county child protective services has the child and a family is the first option. >> we want tosure there is a relative able to care for the child. if not we will bring him to foster care. >> johnson has offered to be that foster care. >> i'm sure the protocol is typically a family member. i mean that's pretty familiar. if this woman felt that was her only option clearly a family member hasn't stepped forward to help her. if that is truly the case, i would absolutely volunteer to bring him into our home. >> she has called three solano county agencies to follow-up and has not yet heard back. heather ishimaru, abc7 news. >>> new at 11:00, alameda county reported its first two west nile cases of the year. biologists found the diseases in two dead crows. one was discovered in oakland and the other in pleasanton during the past week. so far dead animals have also tested positive for west nile in contra costa, san mateo and santa clara counties. it is carried by mosquitoes. >>> santa clara county health care workers rallied for raises and a new contract. workers at santa clara county

they are now with child protective services. this liquor store is where police found the 32-year-old mother yesterday, high on drugs. after talking to her, investigators found the children at heritage and express. >> these are small children. the youngest -- oldest being six years old, there's no way a six-year-old is old enough or mature enough to be responsible for themselves and two other small children. >> some people who stay at the motel say they are familiar with the mom and she has mental illness. they say they feed the kids when they see them. >> we fed them sometimes. >> just because you feel so bad? >> yeah, and you know, they were hungry. >> the mother had been motel hopping because she was evicted from her apartment a few months ago. >> it's pretty sad. my heart goes out to those kids. she could have given the kids up to her family. >> mother will most likely face child neglect and drug charges. in heyward, kpix5. >> the mother is currently on a psychiatric hold. she has not been booked. >> 3,000 pounds of steel fal

solano county child protective services has the child and a family is the first option. >> we want tosure there is a relative able to care for the child. if not we will bring him to foster care. >> johnson has offered to be that foster care. >> i'm sure the protocol is typically a family member. i mean that's pretty familiar. if this woman felt that was her only option clearly a family member hasn't stepped forward to help her. if that is truly the case, i would absolutely volunteer to bring him into our home. >> she has called three solano county agencies to follow-up and has not yet heard back. heather ishimaru, abc7 news. >>> new at 11:00, alameda county reported its first two west nile cases of the year. biologists found the diseases in two dead crows. one was discovered in oakland and the other in pleasanton during the past week. so far dead animals have also tested positive for west nile in contra costa, san mateo and santa clara counties. it is carried by mosquitoes. >>> santa clara county health care workers rallied for raises and a new contract. workers at santa clara county

solano county child protective services has the child and a family is the first option. >> we want tosure there is a relative able to care for the child. bring h not we will o foster care. >> johnson has offered to be that foster care. >> i'm sure the protocol is typically a family member. i mean that's pretty familiar. if this woman felt that was her only option clearly a family member hasn't stepped forward to help her. if that is truly the case, i would absolutely volunteer to bring him into our home. >> she has called three solano county agencies to follow-up and has not yet heard back. heather ishimaru, abc7 news. >>> new at 11:00, alameda county reported its first two west nile cases of the year. biologists found the diseases in two dead crows. one was discovered in oakland and the other in pleasanton during the past week. so far dead animals have also tested positive for west nile andontra costa, san santa clara counties. it is carried by mosquitoes. >>> santa clara county health care workers rallied for raises and a new contract. workers at santa clara county medical center cl

child protective services gave anthony custody of daphone after what he called a life- threatening incident involving the child's mother who's in rehab. the community stepped in to help find daphone. passing out fliers outside the store where she disappeared. web is still holding out hope. >> i'm still having faith that she's alive. i'm praying for her. i'm worried about her. >> reporter: he refused to discuss issues with us. one of daphone's distinct features is that she's missing part of one ear. he told us that she was not born that way but declined to tell us what happened to her. live at santa rita jail, christin ayers, kpix 5. >> police are offering $10,000 for information leading to daphone. >>> the wreckage of asiana 2014 sits in sfa area known at plot 41. it was moved there temporarily. in the next two weeks it will be taken to a permanent location off site. the run way opened a few hours ago. sharon chen tells us it's welcome news after a week of big delays and lots of cancellations. >> reporter: here at the domestic terminal it's been like a zoo here all week long. lots of long l

the child protective services has the baby, charles ever epas edwards iv. he could be available for foster care. >> police are warning tourists eating outside at fisherman's wharf restaurants to watch out for diners who have thieves grab phones off the table while people are eating in bands of three or four. restaurants are to warn the tourists. >> people are having their cell phone just grabbed if it is on the table or if you are holding on to it. >> officers have made 13 arrests so far just this month alone. >> alameda is reporting the first two west nile cases. the infections were found in two dead crows one in oakland and the other in pleasanton in the past week. so far, dead animals have tested positive for west nile in contra costa and san mateo county and is carried by mosquitoes. >> union leaders putting pressure on reaching a deal with health care workers in santa clara county. >> workers at santa clara county medical center rallied for pay rays claiming they are underpaid compared to employees at other hospitals. a contract extension ends next fri

a spokesperson for child protective services says there was currently no open cases of neglect against her. conference, we have learned that the family says they looked into that vehicle shortly after michael disappeared, and saw no sign of him in there. i say that officers with the metropolitan police department looked in the vehicle at least three times. reporting live, stephen tschida. >> so many questions. more breaking news about the metro. a metro train has gone down the wrong track. inlue line track ended up arlington national cemetery. >> we are live where this problem actually originated. i'm going to show you where the train is headed out. this is the actual track. certainly, an orange (down -- left down train left the metro station. due to a era, it was identified as an orange train. south to arlington cemetery. a spokesperson assures us that even though this was a mistake, it was on a correct track it was not heading in the direction where it would have collided with another train. they say it was my a major issue and it cause a delay. mailed user e- pictures. she says the

sources tell me police are trying to get child protective services to release a case on this family which could keep webb in jail. and police say the search empanded into the oakland hills. the amber alert is still in effect but the search is beginning to look like a recovery. a police boat combed the mlk regional shore line. the father told police his daughter was abducted yesterday while he was in the store on international boulevard. he said his mother, suffering from demenia had her purse stolen, too. she's been unable to help. and have been able to find anyone who saw him with his daughter are before the abduction or last few weeks. the search will continue into the night. >> this evening our air support will fly over the waterways as tide starts to recede. >> dapne webb described as two feet tall. her father says she was wearing orange pajama was pink hearts on them and pink socks. webb's older daughter told me that when he called her up, he called her after being estranged for a year and wanted to meet with her yesterday and during conversation she said he walked out of the store a

webb did not answer questions on why child protective services was looking into their household last year or about a restraining order against his wife kiana davis keeping her 100 feet away from her home. >> i didn't do that restraining order sir. i'm not going to discuss my wife. >> reporter: he says both he and his wife had nothing to do with their daughter disappearance and are devastated by what happened but they're not giving up hope that their baby girl is alive. >> reporter: and now that he is out of jail, webb tells me he hopes to be able to find witnesses himself. people he says may not trust the police with that information. reporting live at the santa rita jail, patti lee. >>> the two sides in the b.a.r.t. labor talks are taking the weekend off. management met with mediators. one of the two unions involved sciu is threatening a long and difficult strike if no deal is reached by the first week of august. >>> bay area theatergoers hyped up -- lined up to see the new movie about oscar grant. it includes the shooting by a b.a.r.t. police officer. people we talked to outside th

johnson said she stayed with the baby for three hours until child protective services arrived. police believe the baby was alone in the bathroom for about an hour before he was found. the boy's mother, 21-year-old huckhill was arrested on child abandonment charges. she's pleaded not guilty. >>> the port of oakland is temporarily shut down after the death of a worker. tara moriarty is live at the port with even more information. tara? >> reporter: it's starting to get chaotic here. a lot of these trucks were supposed to make their deliveries and pickups at 7:00 this morning. the gates did not open. we're told they have to come back tomorrow morning. that's because a longshoreman died here and her coworkers are standing down for her for 24 hours. joy daniels was driving her tractor when she died. this was a facebook picture of her hobefore. emergency crews responded to the hangin shipyard. they pushed her to the hospital. she died. we've not received official cause on the cause of her death. truck drivers had no idea the port would not be in operation today. >> i have sympathy for

sources tell me police are trying to get child protective services to release a case on this family which could keep webb in jail. and police say the search empanded into the oakland hills. the amber alert is still in effect but the search is beginning to look like a recovery. a police boat combed the mlk regional shore line. the father told police his daughter was abducted yesterday while he was in the store on international boulevard. he said his mother, suffering from demenia had her purse stolen, too. she's been unable to help. and have been able to find anyone who saw him with his daughter are before the abduction or last few weeks. the search will continue into the night. >> this evening our air support will fly over the waterways as tide starts to recede. >> dapne webb described as two feet tall. her father says she was wearing orange pajama was pink hearts on them and pink socks. webb's older daughter told me that when he called her up, he called her after being estrfor a year and wanted to meet with her yesterday and during conversation she said he walked out of the store and tol

webb did not answer questions on why child protective services was looking into their household last year or about a restraining order against his wife kiana davis keeping her 100 feet away from her home. >> i didn't do that restraining order sir. i'm not going to discuss my wife. >> reporter: he says both he and his wife had nothing to do with their daughter disappearance and are devastated by what happened but they're not giving up hope that their baby girl is alive. >> reporter: and now that he is out of jail, webb tells me he hopes to be able to find witnesses himself. people he says may not trust the police with that information. reporting live at the santa rita jail, patti lee. >>> the two sides in the b.a.r.t. labor talks are taking the weekend off. management met with mediators. one of the two unions involved sciu is threatening a long and difficult strike if no deal is reached by the first week of august. >>> bay area theatergoers hyped up -- lined up to see the new movie about oscar grant. it includes the shooting by a b.a.r.t. police officer. people we talked to outside th

the phone conversation i had with john anthony webb's daughter today and will tell you why child protective services may know a little bit more about this case. of course the coverage continues on twitter at abc 7 news bay area. >> allen, we'll see ought 5:00. >> san francisco police asking for help identifying this man who tried to rob two young people on a muni bus. the kids say the man sat next to them on market and 11th streets. then pulled a gun and demanded their cell phones. the two went to the driver to report what happened. the man apparently ran off. described as 21 years old, 180 pounds wearing a tee shirt and gray hooded sweat shirt. >> crews will be out tonight spraying insecticide against motorcycle that's have been -- mosquito that's have been infected with west nile virus this, is the area where the infected mosquitoes and dead crows were found. the area bordered by monterey high, blossom avenue and could beel road. >> let's get a check of the forecast now. >> here is spencer christian. >> skies were slow to cheer in some locations today. here is a live doppler 7. low clouds and fog

prior to the murder, rebecca gonzalez, con d conrad's former girlfriend filed a report with child protective servicesated that sammy told her that both conrad and baron were sexually abusing her. >> when i saw myself on the news and saying these horrible things against me, man, i can't stand that guy. wait a second, that's me. none of that is true. >> i've said more than once every human life is precious. and as much as i might have hated my niece's mom, she's still a human being and has just as much right to live as i do and i don't see killing somebody as a viable solution. >> baron admits to disliking sammy's mother but says he was a good uncle to sammy who was caught in the middle of a custody battle between her parents. >> we were friends. she talked to me about the things she didn't think she could talk to mom and dad about. so, i might not go so far to say i was her confidant, her soulmate but we were very close, very friendly. she was my little friend. >> during the course of their investigation, authorities say they found deleted images on baron's camera of sammy and another young girl engag

child protective services gave anthony custody of daphne six months ago after what he called a life-threatening incident involving the child's mother who is now in rehab. kristin ayers, kpix5. >> the community is stepping in now to help find daphne. people were passing out flyers outside the store where she disappeared yesterday. anthony webb says he is hopeful that his daughter is still alive. police are offering up to $10,000 reward for information leading to daphne. webb did refuse to discuss some issues with kpix5. one of daphne's district features is that she is actually missing part of her ear. he admitted she was not born that way but would not say what happened to her. >>> nearly a week after the deadly crash of asiana flight 214, the airway is back in service this morning. the san francisco opened 28 left just after 5:00 yesterday afternoon following 48 hours of repairs. the runway closure forced thousands of flight cancellations and delays. now there will be less inconvenience for passengers and no more diversions to san jose and oakland. >> my friend at work, he got rerouted to oakla

my parents would sit in on my private lessons from time to time, and almost called child protective services. but i was so naive at the time, i didn't know anything else. i didn't know how hard i was working. and that served as a sort of perfect ground to mold me into a ballet dancer, and i've carried that to this day in my professional career. >> brown: to reach that goal, hallberg also had to overcome something else: intense bullying. >> i was the only boy in my environment that danced, so i was out for the count and made a target of bullying. but i never questioned it. i never doubted my love for it. i never decided whether i should quit or not, to try to fit in because everyone was making fun of me. it was my respite. it was this sort of escape for me. >> brown: dance critic sarah kaufman says all this preparation, and hallberg's ability to play a variety of roles, have made him a special talent. >> he's a thinking dancer. when you watch him in rehearsal, he's not so much focusing on the steps and he's not so preoccupied with his technique. he's thinking about the interpretation. he's th

police say child protective services has taken custody of the 2 boys - as well as 2 girls.ar old dauaghter was found later. she had been out with relatives when police took her 3 siblings to the hospital. >> the kids are doing fine. however, we are concerned it leaves me in to lead the this is been going on for quite some time. >> reporter: authorities say what is that this may not have been the first time these children were left alone, especially since they seemed they are good, which is good and bad. it gives not the first time they have gone without food. police are declining to release the name of the woman in an effort to protect the children. they plan to call in specialists to interview the kids in hopes of finding out more about what has been going on in the past. in hayward, terisa estacio, >> catherine: ariel castro agreed today to a plea deal in an ohio courtroom. it means he avoids the death penalty. and it also spares the women he kidnapped and held captive - from having to testify against him at trial. >> reporter: with this guilty plea today. >> castro: "bec

hold on a second, child protective services -- >> yes. and you can pay cash. buy health insurance if you can afford to do that. but i would say most people don't know how expensive medical bills are. and health insurance can help mitigate against that. and the third thing i want to add is we haven't implemented everything yet, so yes, there will be gaps until we get all of this implemented but we're taking steps in the right direction, and that's what is important to note. we're note going to fix this entire system in one flail swoop. there will be glitches along the way. not everybody is going to get covered in the country, because we couldn't get that going, it would be nice to have some sort of single payer system. that's not what we're getting. we're taking steps to make health care more affordable. >> stephanie: by the way, jacki is here because the president had to speak about health care again yesterday to battle the ongoing misinformation including the new karl roved a. ♪ obamacare, tornado, obamacare-nado. >> nearly 7 million americans could lose thei