police say the three-month-old child was found unresponsive at the discovery year daycare center on piedmont road yesterday. the boy died at the center. the santa clara coroner says that there are no obvious signs that the death was suspicious but they are waiting for autopsy results to know for sure. >> president obama will have a new diplomatic option on the table when he speaks to the nation about the syrian crisis. it is a deal brokered by the russians. is it in you have to avert american military strikes? we are joined in washington, dc with our reporter. >> there is a lost uncertainty. the developments shook it up. president obama said that he welcomed the possibility that syria would town over the chemical weapons but he said it was the threat of the united states military strike that drove them to this point. >> president obama will try to convince a skeptical nation that a military strike on syria must stay on the table. yesterday, he opened the door to plan "b". bashar al-assad, if he will yield control to international authorities of the chemical weapons, his military strike is on

the child was found unresponsive early this morning at a home on east broad way. the 5-month-old was pronounced dead at the hospital and died from asphyxiation. no charges va been filed yet. >>> the search is on for two men who robbed a sprint store and then punched and employee in the face. several customers noticed one of the robbers concealing several cell phones. the employee confronted the man and demanded the phones back. that's when the robber punched him and ran outside to a car that was waiting outside. >> one guy grabbed on to the gear selector in an attempt to keep that car from leaving. at a certain point the suspect backed that vehicle up causing minor injuries and knocking him to the ground. >> anne arundel county police are looking for the vehicle. >>> all right. it is the first full day of fall and it sure feels like it. looks like we'll have a pretty good week ahead. let's check in with wyatt everhart. >> if you like sunshine and blue skies, i think this will be your week. across the region, what little cloud cover we have is thinning out. we're l

. >> reporter: just after midnight on friday, lamont was found unresponsive by his wife in the middle of the street after going outside to investigate some noise. >> my husband is in danger. he did nothing to deserve this. >> reporter: that's a common theme in this quiet neighborhood. >> mostly high schoolers are looking for some place to party on the weekend or friday night. >> reporter: police aren't saying much about the investigation, only that they are interviewing several juveniles. >> the persons of interest do attend our local high schools. >> reporter: the superintendent told us today the district is cooperating with police. >> it's very unfortunate. it totally caught me by surprise that something like that would happen here. i hope he recovers. >> reporter: i did speak with agnes lamont. she is overwhelmed by the situation. her husband is still in intensive care. if you have any information that can help, contact the pleasanton police department. >>> overseas now. new details in the kenya mall attack. kenya's president has declared the standoff as over. it started on saturda

. >> they were trying to call her name but she was unresponsive. >> there is a tragic irony. a floral memorial marks the location of a deadly accident where a car plowed into a motorcyclist. you can see the road blocks are gone. and just a footnote nicole tells us after that accident that fatal motorcycle accident neighbors here wanted stop signs or something put on the road. to tell motorists there are dangerous curves here, today that sounds like a good idea. >> another child with special needs has been stranded because of a transportation service. a big scare for the family of a 6-year-old she went missing for a whishlgs then discovered she was put on a school bus she does not take. >> good evening, officials say that to prevent incidents like this happening again particularly situation that's involve children with special needs, procedures need to be put into place. >> my daughter is six and she have a mind of a 3-year-old. >> the 6-year-old gave her mother a scare. she wasn't at her usual pick up spot here. >> and when i got there, no one why wr where she was at. everyon

. >>> baltimore city police are not telling us much about a this case, but a child was found unresponsive earlier this monthon broadway and east baltimore. the 5-month-old was pronounced dead at the hospital. police say she died of asphyxiation. homicide detectives are talking to the state's attorney's officebut no charges have been filed. >>> a now law is set to go into effect in one week from today. yesterday a panel approveregulations to implement the stricter law for the state of married. the regulation call for -- maryland. the regulation call for specific safety training for those who want to buy weapons and state police include a stipulation to require the firing of a gun as part of the safety training. again, the law goes into effect in the state of maryland on october 1st. >>> 4:40. most likely you saw chatter on facebook or twitter about manny machado it did happen and if you were squeamish you may want to look he way. -- look away. in the 7th inning in tampa machado was making his way down first base and stepped incorrectly on the bag and his leg gave out. he had to be carted o

they went inside the apartment and found her unconscious, unresponsive. and keep in mind the body is gone but you can still smell the foul odor. it is so strong that i can only be in this hallway for a couple minutes. camp's family doesn't want to talk. they're waiting for the medical examiner's autopsy report to determine the exact cause of death. at this point, police say this is a death investigation, but most people in this neighborhood have already made up their mind, they believe the autopsy result will confirm their suspicion of foul play. in northeast d.c., i'm shamari stone, news 4. >>> a construction worker is recovering tonight after he was trapped in a trench in maryland for more than three hours earlier today. it happened in frederick county near the lake. crews raised the clock this afternoon to secure the trench and then dig him out. the workers from pennsylvania. he was up to his waist in cold mud and water. they pumped hot air in to keep him warm. he's being treated tonight at shock trauma in baltimore. >>> we're waiting to see what cause

but police were called to the home for an unresponsive child. little elderiya died at the hospital. the hospital -- her neighbor said that the woman told her she had been drinking. >> she said she was sleeping and she rolled over the baby. >> reporter: neighbors with children of their own still in disbelief. >> babies need to be in a crib or bassinette. he sleeps in his bed. he can't get in mine. i don't want nothing to happen to my kid. >> reporter: and now police say they are working with the state's attorney office to possibly file charges. >> rochelle thank you. and police have not said who they plan to charge. >>> and outside, it's just a spectacular is it a first day of fall. we're going to get a closer look at the forecast. chealsea ingram is in the outback. and we go to bob turk. >> easton at 66. this morning with clear skies and a bit of a light wind. we had some fog in a couple of spots. 51 here and 30 in oakland. and 50 at ocean city. tomorrow another beautiful day with high pressure over the entire region. we'll call it a little breezy, a little chilly for this time of y

but baltimore police say they were called to the home for an unresponsive child. little riya died at the hospital. the roommate say it is mother told her she had been drinking. >> that's what she said she accidentally rolled over on the baby. she was drunk and she rolled over on the baby. >> reporter: the woman says the daughter and her mother lived in the upstairs bedroom. the little girl sleeping in the same bed as mom. neighbors with children of their own still in disbelief. >> babies need to be in a crib or in a basinet. he sleeps by himself. he can't sleep with me. he has to sleep in his bed, or he cannot sleep in me. i just not going to do it. i don't want anything to happen to my kids. >> reporter: rochelle richie. >> of course police are not saying exactly who they plan to charge as well. >>> we have more breaking news for you right now. an accident snarling traffic in northwest baltimore. sky chopper 13 is over the scene. captain jeff long with more, jeff. >> reporter: good evening baltimore city police and fire departments still on the scene here. this i

food news is it's harder to have a tone deaf stayed unresponsive government survive in the age of social media. and the act of people to go into the streets and it's very difficult to repress. if you look at brazil, where one of only two rising economies where inequality decreased in the last decade, they still had all these demonstrations in the street. the president did a heck of a good job. she didn't beat anybody up. she said, you know, if you got democracy, you want more of it. you get a little pros period of time, y -- prosperity, what do want to do? in other words, she tried to bring people into a decision-making process. when people started demonstrating against mr. assad, he started killing them. you got the mess we've got now. so i think that the economic crisis sets a stage for discontent. the dispersion of power presents new challenges to people and we're going to have another 25 years or so of the struggle that i have talked about often when i was president between the forces of people who are trying to put things together and the forces of people trying to take things apart

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officers responded to the 1600 block of broadway for an unresponsive child.e by asphyxiation. police have not said what charges welcome hydraulic. >>> the orioles are expected did make an announcement about ma what machado. he need to be carried off the field on a stretcher. the 21-year-old has started every game for the o's since his debut last august. stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station. making military ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] for those who willingly take on the day. [ screaming ] [ male announcer ] to make it better for someone else. the same way the smooth creamy taste of coffee-mate makes coffee and your day better. coffee-mate. coffee's perfect mate. now try new girl scout cookie flavors. nestle. good food, good life. ♪ ♪ getting to the point ♪ . >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour it may be the best known and most somber mission ever for air force one. bringing home president kennedy after that fateful day in dallas. author chris jones is covering new details about the flight. he's in our toyota green room. he'l

unresponsive four years back, tried to ditch vera and jeffries today.year's eve. let me guess where you were. here. how'd it go with greg's widow? she saw a red jeep outside the bar that night. red jeep, like tami drove. i was hoping things wouldn't point to her. she's a nice lady. nice or not, no one gets a free murder. vera says this guy russell's got demophobia. fear of? crowds. so crowd him. (sighs) i told you i mind my own business. mind if we join? more the merrier. russell here, he's got a big picture window overlooking the street where greg got hit. that doesn't mean i saw anything. detective valens. how are you doing? is there a bigger room? this is the only one open. open is not what i'd call it. it is kind of small, isn't it? jeffries: cozy. even if i saw something... i wouldn't want to get involved. why not? it was four years ago. you wouldn't be able to make charges stick. actually, our batting average is pretty good, russell. and i got to live in my neighborhood. so it was a neighbor? a neighbor you're afraid of? i didn't say that. russell

firefighters pulled another man and woman out unresponsive as well.ting the fire, the roof collapsed which prompted all firefighters to exit and fight the flames from outside. two firefighters were injured and taken to the hospital with minor to moderate injuries. >> it's pretty scary when it's this close to home. it could happen so fast, the whole house up in smoke. >> reporter: there were two police officers who suffered from smoke inhalation who drove themselves to the hospital, we're told. pg&e ended up cutting power to 2,000 people in this neighborhood as a safety precaution. now everybody's power has been restored. investigators are inside the home. they are looking for what may have caused the fire. police here are also -- are also here because it's a standard procedure when there are injuries in a fire, they come just in case a crime has occurred. but it could be determined this was accidental. they just don't know. that's why they are being safe. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a team of experts is now on sight of the rim wildfire

earlier this month, officers responded to the 1600 block of broadway for an unresponsive child.hey found 5-month-old ill jariyah morrison who stopped breathing. her death has been ruled homicide by asphyxiation. police have not said what charges have been filed or who they plan to charge. >>> for the second time in a week tsa agents seize a stun gun from a woman on a flight out of bwi marshall airport. this stun gun was spotted in a georgia woman's carry on bag friday morning as it went through the x-ray machine. just three days earlier a woman from puerto rico tried to bring this pink stun gun through security at bwi. it was also confiscated. >>> former anne arundel county executive john leopold wants to run for public office while still on probation. leopold's lawyer filed a brief this month with the maryland court of special appeals asking the condition barring him from running for office be stricken. leopold resigned in february after being convicted of two misdemeanor counts of criminal misconduct. he served 30 days in jail, paid a fine and did community service. >>> ravens

the san jose mercury news reports that the three-month-old child was found unresponsive at the daycare center on piedmont road shortly before 2:00. the baby boy died at the scene. the coroner says that there are no obvious signs the boy's death was suspicious. in oakland former high school track star is under arrest in connection with a string of bank robberies. our media partner reports that the 21-year-old is held in jail on $350,000 bail. he was charged with robbing a bank three times and another bank in july and august. he graduated in 2010 from skyline high school where he was a champion the track team. mike, what do the firefighters face in the east bay? >> a lot of wind. we have the marine layer producing the wind and, also, 1.5 mile visibility at half moon bay and the other reporting stations are clear. this moisture is creating drizzle here and there but the marine layer is in effect at 23-mile-per-hour wind in fairfield and ten in oakland of the everyone else is slower than that. san francisco is up to 64 in livermore and 68 in antioch and san jose and concord at 61. as far a

both were unresponsive. they were sent to the hospital. two firefighters were also injured during fighting this fire. and they were also transported to the hospital. we spoke to a neighbor that was watching it unfold and lived next door. here's what he had to say. >> it's scary. your concern is with your wife and your dog and your family, of course. and so yeah i'm concerned that my house will catch on fire. because we have wood shaped roof. the fire department says we've got it taken care of. i thought they would at least spray water on it but they didn't. >> reporter: shortly after the fire started for safety reasons. pg&e ended up cutting the power to 2,000 people in the area. just for safety reasons now. within about an hour and a half they were able to restore power top everybody here in the neighborhood. during this fire fight we know that the roof did collapse so all the firefighters who were inside had to immediately exit so they could attack the fire from outside and they were able to contain within about an hour or so. i also wan

. >> reporter: after midnight on friday, lamont was found unresponsive by his wife in front of their home on middleton place. she says he went outside because he heard loud voices. pleasanton police aren't saying much about the investigation, only that they are interviewing several juveniles. >> i will say that the persons of interest do attend both of our local high schools. >> reporter: this man, who doesn't want to be identified, might be the only person who saw a car leave the scene shortly after lamont was beaten and left for dead. >> i saw a gold or metallic brown suv drive down the street. i kind of think maybe my headlights when i was driving up the street maybe startled them to say, think, we need to get out of here, somebody's coming. >> reporter: we spoke with lamont's wife yesterday. she is making a desperate plea for help from the community. >> anybody that saw anything, anybody that can help in any way, there were a lot of people involved in this. please, please, please tell the police. the pleasanton police department. >> reporter: i spoke with agnes lamont by phone to

a 911 call reported the elderly man was up unresponsive. the coroner determined the death was suspicious. police aren't disclosing what evidence led to the conclusion. the man is unidentified but appears to have been in his 70s and living in this rv for quite some time. >>> well, a human foot that washed up on ocean beach is puzzling san francisco investigators tonight. the grim discovery was made yesterday morning. here's the map on a section of the beach near taraval street. the medical examiner says the was inside a running shoe and had been in the water for a while. there was no sign of the rest of the body. authorities say the shoe was a green and black puma running shoe size 11 1/2. >>> fear and chaos. that's what unfolded in d.c. today when a gunman opened fire in the washington navy yard this morning. 13 people are dead including the suspected gunman. 34-year-old aaron alexis. police are still looking for other potential suspects. nbc bay area's steve handelsman is live in washington, d.c., and steve, that suspected gunman was a mil

for reports of an unresponsive child.vestigating and have now determined the 5- month- old died of asphyxiation. a woman who was shot during the navy yard shooting last week... goes home. medstar washington hospital confirms that a female civilian who suffered gunshot wounds to her shoulder was released late last night. the hospital says it now has just one remaining patient from the shooting... a police officer who was shot in the leg. he is in good condition this morning. one week after 13 people die during the navy yard shooting in washington d.c. one survivor is speaking to us about his grief and his guilt. last monday navy commander tim jirus evacuated building 197 when shots rang out. the man standing next to him dropped to the ground dead. that victim was kenneth proctor a mantainence man at the base. "its just rough, again i have a little bit of guilt about this situation and what went down.. so i live with that.. i try not to let it cloud my judgements every day and drive the way i feel every day.. i still have a

director that members of your staff can be uniquely unresponsive to our inquiries and particularly on july 9, figure number two i believe stephen -- appeared before our committee dealing with the ranking member spoke of on this very sensitive issue of data collection regarding our citizens and here is just a snippet of what we had to deal with. if we could please roll the video. >> i don't have the exact number. i will be happy to follow up on what the number is. we are happy to provide information. i would have to verify that. i can verify that for you. >> could you get back to us on that? >> would be interested to know that you. >> i would have to give back to you with the precise numbers. i would have to provide that information for you. >> i would have to -- we can seek to provide that information for you and we will do it in as timely a fashion as possible. >> mr. director that appearance was on july 9. that was over two months ago. because you're number two was unable or unwilling to answer some of the questions there have been roughly 100 follow-up questions from both sides of

. >>> baltimore city police say a baby girl who died earlier thismonth was killed found unresponsive in east baltimore. the 5-month-old was pronounced dead at the hospital. mrs. say she died of asphyxiation. homicide detectives are talking with the state's attorney's office but so far no charges have been filed. >>> now to the latest on bear and sasha the elderly pit bulls we told you about friday. they ended up at barcs after the owner was told by the landlord he can no longer keep them in the apartment stemming from a ruling declaring pit bulls inherently dangerous opening owners and landlords to liability issues. barcs says they have been flooded with calls from people who want to adopt the two. more than 10 applications have been approved for people who want to give the dogs a home now the owner legally cannot. some came from baltimore city and some from as far away as ohio. >> we have had so many support it's really been amazing. we have had applications comingin the past couple days and over 10 applications right now four sasha and bear. we have just had support from people who