. >> reporter: bruce jorgensen has been in jail for just under a month. basically in court today his attorney went to b b for him saying he is a good dad. the judge bought it and reduced bond to a manageable $5,000. it took aorneys less than two minutes to sufficiently prove risk. a key piece of evidence this flight itinerary. the internaonal lawyer had court proceedings on an island in the south pacific. some say it was one way to new zealand. they had a d dpute in their car near their plantation home. jorgensen stopped thear and told him to get out and left. he hasn't been seen since. for more than a month, jorgensen never notifyied police.. >> it should be noted each te that this child has run away it's been mr. jorgensen who reporter: the grandparents who took care of the teen for a time says he has perfected the disappearing act. >> he's been gone for months. e's a survivor. authority. >> reporter: newspaper clippings of his frequent runaways from around the world in places he lived were presented in court. further documentation that bruce attended t

amy scarmon, from safe kids woodbury county, and john jorgensen from ouxland paramedics join me today. fire station 4, 3109 dearborn blvd, sioux city february 13, 2016 10:00 am until 1:00 pm free sioux city fire rescue facebook, 279-6377 amy scarmon, safe kids woodbury county john jorgensen, siouxland paramedics this event will provide free education on and installation of child passenger seats. there will cpr classes for the public. this event is a collaboration between sioux city fire rescue, siouxland paramedics, mercy medical center and safe kids woodbury county. fire station 4, 3109 dearborn blvd, sioux city february 13, 2016 10:00 am until 1:00 pm free sioux city fire rescue facebook, 279-6377 amy scarmon, safe kids woodbury county john jorgensen, siouxland paramedics this event will provide free education on and installation of child passenger seats. there will also be free hands only cpr classes for the public. collaboration between sioux city fire rescue, siouxland paramedics, mercy medical center and safe kids woodbury county. fire station 4, 3109 dearborn blvd, sioux city f

jorgensen himself and i think that's what he was trying to do in this case as well. >> and jorgensen will spend yet another night here in jail in pompano beach. detectives confirmed that the teenagagson has run away multiple times in the past, but he hasever detectives also tell us that foul play is not suspected. we're live in pompano beach tonight, i'm terrell forney. local10 news. >> cuba is preparing once again to receive pope francis, this time for an historic meeting with the head of the russian orthodox church. some landscaping is being done and new signs are going up outside of the russian orthodox church in the city's historic section. pope francis is set to meet with on friday the first meeting for both churches sincece they split more than 1,000 years ago. local10's hatzel vela will be will for that historic meeting. look for live reports from havana starting tomorrow on local10 news. >> more than 100 cuban migrants stuck in legal limbo in costa rica arded the first direct flight to mexico previously they've been flown and bused at the u.s. border. but today's group includ

woodbury county, adn john jorgensen from siouxland paramedics adn john jorgensen from siouxland paramedics fire station 4, 3109 dearborn blvd, six city february 13, 2016 10:00 am until 1:00 pm free sioux city fire rescue facebook, 279-6377 amy scarmon, safe kids woodbury county siouxland paramedics this event will education on and child passenger also be free hands only cpr classes for the public. this event is a collaboration between sioux city fire rescue, siouxland paramedics, center and safe county. dearborn blvd, sioux city february 13, 2016 10:00 am until 1:00 pm free sioux city fire rescue facebook, 279-6377 amy scarmon, safe kids woodbury county john jorgensenen siouxland paramedics this event will provide free education on and installation of child passenger seats. there will also be free hands only cpr classes for the public. this event is a collaboration between sioux city fire rescue, siouxland paramedics, mercy medical center and safe kids woodbury county. fire station 4, 3109 sioux city february 13, 2016 10:00 am until 1:00 pm free sioux city fire rescue facebook, 279-6377 am

as for auggie jorgensen, he remains missing. and he has run away before. they also said, detectives did, that they want him to come forward. he is not in any trip of trouble. they want to make sure he is okay. >> in fort lauderdale, carey codd, cbs four this morning. >> now, to a safety alert. take a good look at this man. he takes the kids in miami and now he is accused of molesting two sisters and more victims can be out there. >> this is the report. being around children there. >> he is accused of repeatedly molesting two sisters who took class at the tae kwon do 36th street place. >> he would pick up the sis teres after -- sisters after school and the mother observinged one inappropriate text messages. one time he tried to fondle her breasts. exposed himself and forced her to touch him. he is being being held without bond. >> if you suspect your child is a victim of this man call crimestoppers. 305471-tips. >>> a miami dade judge will rule on the this. the judge originally gave michael hernandez a life sentence for the two thundershower four murder of

. >> shyann: bruce jorgensen desperately wants his son aage to come home. the 16-year-old took rauf on argument with dad. >> he was being disrespectful. he was being defiant, contrariy. >> thom: the two were in the car and the dispute was over directions. >> if it continues i'm going to pull over and you're going toned up walking home. >> thom: butage never showed up. he is end run away several times in the past and bruce said every time he manages on to find him on his own. >> he initially went missing this time, why didn't you go to police. >> my confidence and concern for my son or confidence in him and concern about him. and i w firmly convinced that doing so would be counterproductive. >> shyann: bruce is referring to his nearly for-week stint behind bars accused of deserting aage ter boarding a one way flight to sue new zealand. >> you have a round trip ticket. >> shyann: a theory his attorneys proved wrong and he was released. >> he had that time back. and pursued, as he was with you suing, things might have come out different. >> shyann: jorgensen t

she lives in hawaii. 16-year-old aage jorgensen is the boy's name. we know that the department of children and family sues that they've never had prior contact with this family. he was last seen december 18 at american heritage high school in plantation where he attends class. he is described as being about 5'9", 140 pounds and has short brown hair and brown eyes. meanwhile his dad tells police that he kicked his son out off the car near their plantation home, because, quote, he was being rude. that was on december 27. a few weeks later securury guards at the complex called police after noticing missing community with that 16-year-old's picture and information about that boy and that's wha eventually led police to bruce jorgensen and en his arrest while trying to board that intertional flight. now, again, foul play is not suspected according to the plantation police department which is the entity investigating the disappearance of this 16-year-old boy. jorgensen is charged with desertionf a child. again, he is still here at the broward county jail. h

joining us today amy scarmon the safe kids coordinator at mercy medical center and john jorgensen with siouxland paramedics. << mercy medical center, siouxland paramedics and sioux city fire rescue are hosting a free hands only cpr event and child car seat check! when: saturday, february 13, 10-1pm where: fire station #4, 3109 dearborn blvd for more information call: 712-279-6377 >> we'll be right back after this... (shiela) new information released regarding a sioux city shooting that injured a police officer. (matt) 14-year veteran officer ryan new information released regarding a sioux city shooting that injured a police officer. (matt) 14-year veteran officer ryan moritz suffered a gunshot wound to his inner thigh. coming up tonight on news 4 at six.... sioux city police release details on the suspect and what happened sunday morning. (sheila) relalad to the shooting ishe arrest of seven people. we'll tell you how the two incidents are coected... at six. (matt finally this moring, the greenville zoo in south carolina has a new baby giraffe! (sheila) zookeepers say the mother, autum

john jorgensen has been using equipment and protocol implemented by the american heart association for several years. he also teaches rural, volunteer ambulence squads to do the same. it's part of an initiative called mission: lifeline. the idea is to close the gaps that lead to slower and less effective patient care. john says, "the key is to save time, because time is muscle and so that's our goal throughout this whole process is to save the time." field, paramedics do an ekg, so a heart attack can be diagnosed in the field. the results are sent to doctors at a local hospital, so they can know almost immediately what situation to prepare for. dr. jerome pierson says, "we're able to pull these ekg's up and look at them and it tells us if a heart it nmal? is there something else going on that we mercy heart center pierson says the goal is to have a patient diagnosed and get treatment underway within 90 minutes. in a smaller community like sioux city, that can happen even faster. dr. pierson says, "i lot of times, we don't even take them off the gurney from the ambulence, [we] take them

a bill introduced by republican ron jorgensen of sioux city would require insurance companies to cover autismtreatment. as it stands now, often that treatment isn't covered d even for doctor recommended care. "a lot of our families do have to relocate at times or they go without services. so that's a pretty desperate place to be in. as well as all of our surrounding states and 42 other states in the country have passed similar legislation. so really iowa is a little bit behind the curve when it comes to serving this type of population." jenna: josh cobbs from sioux city is the father of a 15- year-old with autism. he's been working on this bill for 10 years and hopes this could be the year it actually gets passed. tim: muslim students on the campus of the university of iowa now have a safe place to pray on campus. the muslim student association held an inauguration ceremony to open reporter brea love has the story " more than 30 thousand students attend the university of iowa. so you can imagine campus is constantly packed with people. which makes finding a quiet area to pray, hard for

augie jorgensen, he went missing, and he got into an grades, and his dad told him to get out of the car and walk home. he got out and never returned. and his dad proves that he was at miami international airport rig to catch a flight to new zealand. he was charged wh desertion of a child and slapped with $1 million bond. and the police said that he was not cooperative the dad said that his son has run away before. and he's a troubled teen, and he left moneyt the home in case he returned, and even had a return ticket to fly back home. and the grandparents agreed with the dad, saying that he has run away before. >> when we have had him, he's a good little b b, but he just likes to run away and hide. even when he would go walking with him, he would run away and hide. i don't know why. >> he's a survivor. just 16, they hate authority. who knows. >> reporter: so since augie disappeared on december 27th, he has been seen once in a plantation hotel, sleeping underneath the stairwells, but the father was able to show the judge, saying that in no way did he dessert his child because he paid for

bruce jorgensen as accused of deserting his 16-year-old son, kick him out of his car. he said the teen is a habitual run away. >> he's a good little boy but likes to run away and hide. >> he had been in jail on 1 million dollars bond. he still faces charges of desert ag child and the search for auggie continues. >> a tribute tonight to four in 1996 the men were on a mission for brothers to the rescue when castro ordered their plane shot down over international water they were helping cubans trying to get to the u.s. >> it slung me this way towards the road and then back towards the mud hole. >> a storm survivor explaining getting caught up in a tornado. >> a rhino charging an suv full of tourist. you're going to want to see this over an over again. alocal surgeon >> i was riding around and around and it was an electrical box i was riding on. >> a tiny town taking the brunt of the damage. waverly, virginia, about an hour outside of richmond, losing three people including young child. here is the debris field, three mobile homes ripped apart, cars flipped over, power lin

. >> that is a tearful plea coming two months after the disappearance of agi jorgensen. his father was arrested last month on charmgs of deserting his child. >>> a man goes on two vicious attacks, first with a poll and then with a sword. the suspect is behind bars and one of his vis victims is speaking out. >>> a measure is making its way co >>> welcome back. the broard county judge convicted of dui is expected to resign by the end of this month. according to the sun sentinel a top officialonfirmed that she will soon send a letter to the governor announcing her retirement. back inn november 2013. she served 20 days on house arrest last summer but was facing more disciplinary action from the state supreme court. >>> broward deputies are on the hunt for a masked robber who threatened customers and employees at an oakland park dollar store. it happened last month at dollar general in the 2100 block of oakland park. the man walked in, demanded all the money in the register and threatened to shoot everyone in the store. the crook wore a black shirt to cover his face and used

. >> reporter: it's along this stretch in late december when bruce jorgensen and his son august gee -- aage had seen an argument in the car. he connected his son out and told him to walk home. his son remains missing he's charged with deserting him. >> i love you. i miss you. i hope you're being safe. >> reporter: he want to find his son. he vanished after he kicked him out of the car two months ago during a fight. he told their son to walk home but aage failed to return. he failed to fail a police report on his missing son. he didn't e-mailed go to the police because -- immediately go to police because he's disappeared before and found investigators. still, police arrested jogger zen as he was about to board -- jer againson as he was about to board a flight with a way ticket. he said the police was wrong and showed us the ticket. she's he's been unfairly per trade. at a recent -- portrayed. at a recent hearing it was alleged he may have taken his son from her mother years ago. he says that's not true. >> she new or should have known precisely where we were. she had an opportunity for

defense attorneys sufficiently found that bruce jorgensen was not a flight risk, successfully reducing his bond from $1 million down to $5,000. his attorneys say he waited to report the disappearance because he's run away before. they say he has perfected his disappearing act because he has a problem with authorities. >>> a fourth person, adoniz gill less in connection@ to the police say phone records put him at the scene of the skriem at the u park apartments near florida atlantic university. detectives believe this all stems from a drug deal. >>> a new end of political robo calls, these are targeting the nationalities of two republicans candidates. we'll let you listen to a snippet of the call and we'l tell you what marco rubio is saying about that. >>> we're learning why the coast guard wasn't initially worried regarding the el faro cargo ship. >>> if you're an earl riser, get out there and enjoy the mid 60s. temperatures still may fall a rebound to a mild >>> turning now to decision 2016 on your thursday morning. a pro trump robo call urng voters not to vote for specific candidates

this is a picture of tague jorgensen. they are now offering a $5,000 reward for anyone about information on where aage jorgensen exxonoming up on mcconnell local10 news at 6:00 we'll hear from dad a some of the reasons why he thinks his son is still out there. reporting live in rt lauderdale, shyann malone, local10 news. >> laurie: let's move to vote 2016 now. new jersey governor chris christie showing his support for donald trump in frump's christie endorsed trump at a press conference in texas today. he says there is no one better prepared to lead the country than republican 2016 race. christie also said, "donald trump is someone who when he makes a promise, he keeps it." but trump's credibility was under assault last night at a republican debate hosted by cnn. both marco rubio and ted cruz hammered trump on his positions such as trump's call for government-funded health ce and his support have planned parenthood. one of the sharpest exchanges came when discuss be trump's past use of unimmigrants to work on his building

john jorgensen has been using equipment and american heart association fofo several years. he also teaches rural, volunteer amlence squads to do the same. 's part of an initiative called mission: lifeline. the idea is to close the gaps that lead to slower and less effective patient care. john says, "the key is to save time, because time is muscle and so that's our goal throughout this whole process is to save the time." while still in the field, paramedics do an ekg, so a heart attack can be diagnosed in the field. the results are sent to doctors at a aocal hospital, they can know almost immmmiately what situation to prepare for. dr. jerome pierson says, "we're able to pull these ekg's up and look at them and it tells us if a heart attack is occuring, is it normal? is there something else going on that we need to identify." mercy heart center director dr. jeroue pierson says the goal is to have a patient diagnosed and get treatment underway within 90 minutes. in a smaller community like sioux city, that can happen even faster. dr. pierson says, "i off the gurney from the am

a bill introduced by republican ron jorgensen of sioux city would require insurance companies to cover autism treatment. as it stands now, often that treatment isn't covered - even for doctor recommended care. "a lot of our families do have to relocate at times or they go without services. so that's a pretty desperate place to be in. as s ll as all of our surrounding states and 42 other states in the country have passed similar legislation. so really iowa is a curve when it comes to serving this type of population." josh cobbs from sioux city is the year-old with autism. he's been working on this bill for 10 years and hopes year it actually gets passed. tim: this past rosebowl is one many hawkeye fans would like to forget, but one iowa lawmaker has that is putting the the minds of capitol senator markrk angry with stanford because of the halftime the cardinal took the field iowa... complete with a larger- than-life cow running around, and band members poking fun at farmers. the repuan senator wants to pass a law requiring stanford to make a formal apology. what it says - future collarb

police officer kevin jorgensen was the first to arrive on the scene. emts and paramedics showed up.e baby started breathing. >> opened his eyes suddenly, shut them again. it was an amazing experience. i'm a father of three girls. it was touching and holes a special place in my heart. >> the infant is now recovering in the hospital. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> it's a cold one this morning. the temperatures have dropped in the teens in the suburbs. right now 22 degrees in the city at 4:27. jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. jesse? >> we are watching a bench of our cameras for you this morning to see how your morning commute is taking a toll on you. here's upper state road right around county line road. no problems in either direction. snow melting over into the grassy areas. it's not on the roadways. more good news there. >>>;h$elping the homeless. hear what one man is playing that will help feed more than 100 philadelphia men and women in need. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> a 41-year-old man is recovering after a home invasion attack. right now, police

. >> reporter: it's along this stretch in late december when bruce jorgensen and his son august gee -- aage had seen an argument in the car. told him to walk home. his son remains missing he's charged with deserting him. >> i love you. i miss you. i hope you're being safe. >> reporter: he want to find his son. he vanished after he kicked him out of the car two months ago during a fight. he told their son to walk home but aage failed to return. he failed to fail a police report on his missing son. he didn't e-mailed go to the police because -- immediately go to police because he's disappeared before and found him with a private investigators. still, police arrested jogger zen as he was about to board -- jer againson as he was about to board a flight with a way ticket. he said the police was wrong and showed us the ticket. she's he's been unfairly per at a recent -- portrayed. at a recent hearing it was alleged he may have taken his son from her mother years ago. he says that's not true. >> she new or should have known precisely where we were. she had an opportunity for a period of year

police officer kevin jorgensen was the first to arrive on the so scene. >> opened his eyes suddenly, them again. it was an amazing experience. i'm the father of three girls. for me it was touching and holds a special place in my heart. >> the infant is now recovering in the hospital. >>> in wyoming, wind gusts so powerful, knocked a semi truck on its side. take a look at this. yesterday this tractor-trailer was blown over by 63 mile-per-hour winds. highway patrol officers said the semi was empty which made it more susceptible to severe weather. the semi can't be flipped back over until the winds die down which may not happen until later today. luckily, no one was hurt. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> just checked on those wyoming winds. it looks like they won't settle down until sunday. very strong winds there. winds are playing a part in our weather this morning over the lack of wind that is. look at the flag at the nbc 10 studios, light wind or no wind, clear skies have combined to give us a cold morning. a brees at 6 miles an hour. not ev

a bill introduced by republican ron jorgensen of sioux city would require insurance companies to cover autism treatment. as it stands now, often that treatment isn't covered d even for doctor recommended re. "a lot of our families do have to relocate without services. so that's a pretty desperate place to be in. as well as all states and 42 other country have passed similar legislation. little bit behind the to serving this type of population." sioux city is the year-old with autism. he's been working on this bill for 10 years and hopes this could be the year it actually gets passed. " lulus: still to come.... this hat commemeroatingng the big game might be one of the most expensive special? details after the break. little bit of light snow today with a weak clipper system. saturday will be beautiful and much warmer. sunday, we can expect another little wave of snow right as many of us s are sitting down to itself over the couple of consecutive days sparking off strong northwest winds. today's high is 33 tonight's low is 17. 37 with sunshine. here's the 7 day forecast. jessica rae: adl

john jorgensen has been using protocol implemented by the american heart association for several years. he also teaches rural, volunteer ambulence squads to do the same. it's part of an initiative called mission: lifeline. the idea is to close the gaps that lead to slower and less effective patient care. john says, "the key is to save time, because time is muscle and so that's our goal throughout this whole process is to save the time." while still in the field, paramedics do an ekg, so a heart attack can be diagnosed in the field. the results are sent to doctors at a local hospital, so they can know almost immediately what situation to prepare for. dr. jerome pierson says, "we're able to pull these ekg's up and look at them and it tells us if a heart attack is occuring, is it normal? is there something else going on that we need to identify." mercy heart center director dr. jerome pierson says the goal is to have a underway within 90 minutes. in a smaller community like sioux city, that can happen even faster. dr. pierson says, "i lot of times, we don't even take them off the gurney f

. >> she also dispatched police officer kevin jorgensen. >> i arrived to see the mother next to the childtraining took over. i began cpr. >> emt's and paramedics were there as well. he says their team effort paid off, when the baby started breathing. >> he opened his eyes, shut them again, it was an amazing experience. i'm a father of three girls, for me it was very touching and holds a special place in my heart. >> we're so thankful. i could hear them talking to my son, i kind of encouraging him. >> the tiny boy who had a pre-existing medical condition is now recovering at st. christopher's hospital for children in philadelphia. >> anybody can come and perform cpr but to do it in that situation with a child in front of you and be so kind hearted i think is really important. >> turns out the officer and other department members just received updated medical training for first responders within the past couple weeks, training he says was very helpful in this situation. live in our jersey shore bureau, ted greenberg, "nbc 10 news." >> ted, how you stay calm in that situation is always what

defense attorneys sufficiently proved that bruce jorgensen was not a flight risk, successfully million to $5,000. investigators say he waited to report the disappearance because his son ran away before. grandma a"d grandpa says he's perfected the disappearing act because he has a problem with authorities. >>> tonight republican hopefuls will have their debate at 8:30 tonight at university of houston. donald trump hopes to keep his sizable lead while senators marco rubio and ted cruz fight for second place. >>> a big write-up in this morning's "new york times" that focuses on trump and his mara lago club. as yoknow he's running on a platform bringing jobs back to americans. the story reveals that trump uses primarily foreign workers in that report. the paper found out since 2010 nearly 300 residents applied for jobs at the club but only 17 have been hired. it takes a lot of people t t run a place like that. they're most likely fromly from romania. >>> "washington post" columnist listed rick scott as one of five potential vp candidates. so far scott has praised but not endorsed endorsed

the tearful plea from the pacific island of palau comes for aage jorgensen. his father was arrested last month when he was about to catch a flight to new zealand. bruce, the father, never ported the son missing and remains in jail on charges of deserting his child. >>> our coverage continues with tracie pott. we'll go live to the granite state with a closer look at the winners and losers and what that means for all the candidates moving forward. >> we have been watching the candidates on social media morning, bernie sanders tweeting is we're >>> welcome back everybody. your time is 6:11. donald trump and brnie sanders this morning coming out of new hampshire where voters rejected tradititnal politics. tracie potts is live in manchester, new hampshire. tracie, it's odd to say, but for the first time in an official sense trump is calling himself a winner on the campaign trail. >> reporter: exactly. now he has the numbers to back it up. he did win big in new hampshire, 2-1 over a pack of republicans who were all vying to ride his coattails to victory here in new

after the break we're hearing from a brave young boy who managed only to go back into save his bruce jorgensen it's eye busy day in the news department. following more breaking news now. >> a car has apparently crashed the details we know so far. this is 928 northeast 60 street street. this is just east of 95 and we believe that that black car had somehow slammed into the front of that boost mobile store. you can see the tape is up. fire rescue is there and it looks like crews are starting to do some shoveling to get the broken glass out of the way. no word at this point on any injuries, but you can see broward sheriff's office is on the scene.as soon as we get more calvin, we'll let you know. >> janine, thanks a lot. ininstigators risk their lives to save three young boys who had in pennsylvania. now we are hearing from one ofhe boys who had managed to climb out of the freezing water only to go back into rescue his friend. >> an emotional moment as colon ore and his father talk about the frightening ordeal that left them struggling in the icy water. die. it kind of felt like i was going to >>

. >> shyann: jorgensen left his notes, money and an extra key at his plantation home hopopg his son augie will some day return. >> we have people looking for him. i think when dad gets out he will be able tohelp us with that because obviously his son still loves him. >>>>hyann: plantation still maintain there is no foul play involved in this case. >> victor: a mistrial has been declared in the case of weston doctor accused of molestation his 15-year-old babysitr. the trial of dr. augustine bollo began just yesterday but today prosecutors played a portion of an audio recording that was not supposed to be played in front of a jury. the defense asked for a mistrial which the judge granted. state will now have to retry that case in front of a different jury and the state has yet to be set. >>> a somber anniversary today in cuban exile community. it's been 20 years since the ooting count of brothers to the rescue planes. family members and activists gathered at the opa-locka four men flew from to r rember and also remind that justice has not been served for their deaths. they say that they wil

blue t-shirts and were set up in the to catch the eye a bill introduced jorgensen of sioux city would require insurance companies to cover autism treatment. as it stands now, often that treatment isn't covered - even for doctor recommended care. kas let's check in with for the weather. matt we have some freezing fog and temperatures in the single digits and teens as we start things off on our friday. we can expect a little bit of light snow today with a weak clipper system. saturday will be beautiful and much warmer. sunday, we can expect another little wave of snow right as many of us are sitting down to watch the big game. an area of low pressure will park itself over the great lakes for a couple of consececive days sparking off strong northwest winds. today's high is 33 with light snow. tonight's low is 17. tomorrow's high is matt we have some freezing fog and temperatures in the single digits and teens as we start things off on our friday. we can expect a little bit of light snow today with a weak clipper r system. saturday will be beautiful and much warmer. sunday, we can expect