>> yeah. >> ironically, robert galvin is both a predator and a parent., ranging from 8 to 16 years old. >> i let them know about the mistakes i've made, so they don't repeat them, so they don't end up in here. i do what i can for them, moneywise. you know? send them money, you know, put it in the bank. >> how are you sending them money? >> i can't tell you that. >> galvin also asserts that supporting his family motivated his crimes on the outside. >> i've robbed every pizza place in fresno, practically, just like money for christmas. i never did wrong on the streets. just out of spite, just to hurt people. i've never done that. you know? i've done it for money. everything i've done out there was for money. >> i'm gonna beg to differ. the homicide that put you in here, you didn't make any money at that. you knew you were caught. >> yeah, you're right. >> why did you kill him? >> that right there, i mean, i had no reason to do that. >> all i hear is keys jingling. >> i guess i'm just a bad guy. >> it disturbed me. he on one hand was talking about his own c

galvin sent letters to those voters explaining that. evan falchuk, the party' s founder says he' s frustrated by that move saying it may have driven people away from the party. randy: this morning some daring athletes are getting ready to catch big air at fenway park. and it is going to be quite a show. the eyeopener' s todd kazakiewich is on the field with a pretty impressive backdrop. >> good morning and welcome to mount fenway. they have been building it. you can see there is a groomer in the corner. every day either, a giant ski jump in center field and skiers and snowboarders will hit the slopes showing off over centerfield. we caught some of the practice round yesterday. polartec big air is a two day event featuring athletes from 25 countries. that ramp is 100-40 feet high taller than the park' s light towers. >> i' m really excited. you step on top and look down to the fans and do a trick and slide into home plate. it will be sick. >> it many of these olympic will be sick. many of these olympic hopefuls are hoping the high profil

beth galvin live from atlanta this morning. thank you. >> john: the so-called junkman has bonded out of jail. he was arrested a the his home in altamonte springs. he has made news for having more than 30 tons of trash in his yard. they came to clean up his yard. they booked him on felony littering and misdemeanor charges. >> amy: ttt tax refund business at south clear lake. two men were shot inside of the office as they struggled over a gun. investigators said that bullets went through a wall where the owner of the palm shop next door was grazed by a bullet. no arrests have been made so >> amy: the sheriff's office is warning about skimming devices at three 7-elevens in kissimmee. champions gate, irlow bronson, and a second one on irlo bronson sp two are on west irlo bronson and champions gate. no one has reported credit card fraud. but if you did go to one of the gas stations, keep an eye on your bank statement. >> john: donald trump is shown to be way ahead of the pack. >> reporter: it's the umass tracking poll showing trump

you have to protect yourself. >> amy: beth galvin, live from atlanta. great to see you, thank you. >> thank you, a rare sighting in lake county, two gentle sea cows are attracting clouds in eustis. >> john: handing out in lake drought and andrea jackson is there to show us more. good morning, good to see you. amy. trout lake here, considered a quiet lake, and doesn't have a lot of boat traffic and has a lot of vegetation. perfect conditions for the manatee. >> as far as i've heard there has never been a manatee before in trout lake and is the first time in recent history it happened. because they can't easily access the lake system here. >> the manatee has no name but el nino could be one of the reasons the florida sea cow made its way through impossible channels to alive in trout lake. drop too low they head towards the spring where there is warmer waters to hang out. so far they must be finding some with the cool weather, from what we can tell they are fairly healthy and not exhibiting signs of cold stress or anything like that. >> experts believe the

william galvin rejected requests for the footage to be released citing jones' privacy. looking for medical help. after having a reaction to since they haddic marijuana. -- synthetic marijuana. >> jadiann: the f.b.i. is asking apple to unlock an iphone used by the san bernadino terrorist. but today apple asked a federal court to throw out the order. apple is saying that the f.b.i. is seeking dangerous power but the feds are not backing down. the f.b.i. director making his case to congress telling them that he loves privacy but unlocking the san bernadino killer's phone could lead them to other people who could plan similar attacks. >> part of me think that is is great. i don't want anybody looking at my stuff by i step back and i say, you know, law enforcement which i'm part of really does save peoples' lives. >> with lawful court orders read the communications of terrorists, gang bangers, pedophiles, all different kinds of bad people. >> jadiann: apple's ceo says they don't want to because technology could spread into the wrong hands. he says he will take the issue to the supreme court if

raymond brown, leaving upfront, and galvin valentine in the back. only 30 seconds passed as the two officers try to break up the fight and call a code blue before second fight breaks out, leading to mayhem. the report shows a sergeants did show up to help but at one point in the video, you see only one officer trying to take on a handful of youth, as another comes running in to continue fighting. even as officers appear to regain control, the fighting does not stop. i read in the report multiple juveniles saw medical staff, and at least two were sent to the er, after getting, quote, the report took four months to complete, and in the end, the officers were given disciplinary counseling for improper supervision and remain on the job. i read the officers went against protocol and allowed the youth to move inside in an unorganized fashion with no structure or control, creating distance. making it difficult to supervise. we reached out to the department of juvenile justice to ask what more they could have done when the video shows they were clearly outn

the fox medical teams beth galvin is joining us. what is the task force recommending? >> reporter: the task force is recommending that we don't screening of very young children with no obvious signs of any autism spectrum disorder. the cdc says one in every 68 children in the country has an autism spectrum disorder. early intervention is key. but the panel looks for testing and screening and they said they looked at the available research and don't see that the benefits with the screening kids who have no symptoms and not setting off red flags or arlarms or anything. the benefits don't outweigh the risks. we don't have enough research to say that it's beneficial to screen the otherwise healthy kids. >> john: what should parents do if they are concerned? >> reporter: if you are concerned about your child, talk to your pediatrician. toddlers and kids and parents not concerned. we're talking about flags and routinely screening. the cdc recommends that kids get routine screening at 9 month, 18 months old, and 24 months old, and so i think what the panel is basically saying

william galvin says they may have registered with independent parties, thinking it would allow them to vote for any candidate. that doesn' t. you can only do that if you are unenrolled. he sent letters to the voters explaining that, and the party founder says he is frustrated, saying you may have driven people away from the party. daring athletes are getting ready to catch big air at fenway park. it' s going to be quite the show. todd is on the field with a pretty impressive backdrop. todd: randy, good morning. it certainly is. that story is pretty cool. we have a lot of cool things to show you here this morning. behind me is something you don' t see every day -- this is a giant ski jump for skiing and snowboarding. a monster of a ski ramp taking over the field for skiers and snowboarders who will hit the slopes, showing off over center field. during a practice round yesterday, they caught big air. it featured athletes from 25 countries. the rent is 145 feet high. >> i' m really excited to stand up on top and look down and see the fans and do a trick and slide into home plate -- it wil

the sound of the 6,000 person event galvinizing new hampshire's -- galvanizing new hampshire's democratic party. a final push for hillary clinton and bernie sanders before the and it's safe for them to speak to a safe and eager audience. >> new hampshire's never quit on me and i'm not going to quit on you! >> reporter: repeat the beliefs. >> so, i say to the billionaire class, we are going to create an economy that works for working families, not just to the people on top. >> reporter: to find who they are. >> because you are a president who will roll up her sleeves and make a difference in your lives! >> reporter: for fond passion. about her, she's the most qualified to be president. >> reporter: with more pick. want everything done. >> reporter: the question, which narrative will win out, politician or the political revolutionary? we'll have to wait until wednesday, louisa moller wbz "this morning". >>> the candidates are doing what they can to separate from the very large pack. even if it means going after one another, kate merrill continues our coverage. >> reporter: the snow didn't s

here's fox's beth galvin. >> i was like right about here and then i started a couple steps. >> reporterear-old claire crawford is the girl in the video. the one whose heart suddenly stops. >> i felt nauseous watching it because a little scary. >> reporter: it happened here in the gym at loganville christian academy during an october volleyball match. it was senior night. >> her parents eric and she's set up a video camera across the gym. >> up on the stage. >> you don't expect that it's going happen at your school literally right in front of you. >> i had just served and then i set the ball up and then moved back and then i just remember feeling like i was about to pass out. >> claire grabs her chest then hits the floor. in full cardiac arrest. >> terrifying. terrified. >> cameras still rolling claire is surrounded. you're very nervous. you're not sure what to do. you're not sure what you're seeing. >> reporter: julie the school administrator and member of loganville christian academy's code blue team drained in cpr by children's health care of atlanta sprang into act. helped by an athl

here with all those answers foxs medical team's beth galvin joinj us from atlanta.m atnta hi, beth goodd morning, goodm steve. >> let's start with the i'm notw going to callit it corset i'll g with the lingo the waste train trainer. let's overview it first of all. what is it? >> reporter:fi okay.. so waste trainer is kind of likk a corset, very restricted cors corset. and we have -- we met a woman w who wears them all the time t absolutely loves them her name n is dion.is dn she wears 14 or five times aimea week.ek. she sleeps in one of these waist trainers and she claims, steve,e that she has a 30-inch waistinci naturally when she wears the t waste trainer she gets down too 24-inch waste and she loves thet hour glass look.. she claims that it stays small.a that her waist stays smaller sma than it usually is after she's been wearing these -- we tuckedu a doctor who's not quite soo enthusiastic about these waist trainers. >> that's the question that iesa have. ha from a medical strand point are we doing damage by squeezing upu our organs or our bellies orello whatever it is we're doinge'

this post has been shared more than 30,000 times and fox medical team beth galvin joins to us talk aboutund kit get caught up. >> reporter: yes, good morning, alex. you know, typically happens in the first few months of a baby's life. and that is typically when the mom may be losing a lot of her hair left over from her pregnancy because of hormonal changes after she had the baby. so you typically see this around four or five and real kind of telltale warning sign i would say is the baby that's unusually cranky and you're everything to sooth that baby and it's not working, i would take off if the baby has little mittens or footsies on, even boy babies can have this problem with their genitals where a string or a hair can get caught around their private parts. so if you have a boy, taking off the diaper and just checking to make sure hair tourniquet syndrome isn't the problem. alex. >> so how common is this? you know of a mom who had this happen to her child? >> reporter: exactly. i don't think it's that common, but it really does happen, because we posted this on our facebook page and i'm

secretary of state william galvin rejected requests for the surveillance footage to be released cite. jones' brave similar officers said jones was in need of medical attention when he showed up at the station january 10th. he was taken to the hospital and released later that day. according to reports, jones had governor mitt romney is criticizing the front-runner donald trump for not releasing his tax returns. >> the reason that i think there's a bombshell in there is because every time he's asked about his taxes he dodges and delays. >> christa: well, last night trump said he'll decide in the next few months whether or not to release his returns. who ran for president in 2012 himself tweeting, "when mitt romney asked me for my endorsement last time around, he was so awkward and goofy that we all should have known he could not win." >> sarah: new details on a deadly crash into a cumberland farms store in chicopee. a jury has awarded more than $32 million to the family of a woman who was killed while shopping in the store in 2010. an elderly man suffered a stroke and drove his s.u.v. i

the sound of the 6,000 person event galvinizing new hampshire's -- galvanizing new hampshire's democratic party. a final push for hillary clinton and bernie sanders before the and it's safe for them to speak to a safe and eager audience. >> new hampshire's never quit on me and i'm not going to quit on you! >> reporter: repeat the beliefs.