velasco, here. right here, senor. - [velasco] how do you do? - fine. - here are your lifeguards. - yeah, here we are. - you are the lifeguards? - that's right. let's do a little swimming now. - all right. - but they wrote they were college athletes. - well, yes, you know, college athletes. the better the athlete, the longer it takes them to get through college. - then they must be champions. - well, i'll bet you've never seen swimming like that before. - i can honestly say no. - [harry] nice work, men. - [velasco] may i ask you, where did you learn that stroke of yours. - from a boyhood companion, my dog. - and where'd you learn yours? - you mean this one? i'm an old pool shooter, eight ball in the side. - well, gentlemen, i'm sorry, even though the jobs were as guards for the children's wading pool, you won't qualify. i'm afraid the children are not strong enough to save either one of you. - and, this is good day? - yes, but not for me. (chuckling) - harry, you really did it. - you certainly did. every once in a while i come up with a good one

velasco was accused of taking drugs and alcohol while treating children in his clinic on waste caley street. we saw medical supplies singled out how we spoke with employees. >> a lot of people would love these doctors. they have been seeing him for a long time. >> velasco says the disgruntled employee may be allegations which he says are false and he is now appealing the decision to issue an emergency restriction on his medical license. >>> today for last time a global company will collect water bottle donations at their facility to help people in flint, michigan. the company elastic mixed solution -- pollution control systems sending more than 17,000 bottles of water to dangerously high levels of lead for months after the city switch from a local record to save money. >>> later tonight, the school board and polk county will discuss a complete the internal investigation into the superintendent. superintendent catherine leroi he was cleared of any wrongdoing, associate superintendent greg rivers claimed leroi made sexual passes at him and tweak an open position so she could hire a for

sot - robert velasco, father of yvette velasco (san bernardino victim): "apple complying with this order we may get some justice.. it's not going to bring my daughter back other victims back?" apple.. however.. says it doesn't have software to do that.. and believes creating it would open the door to government the future. microsoft and google are also supporting apple's position. abc news has learned the f-b-i hasn't ruled out the possibility of a 3rd terrorist being involved in the san bernardino attack. another cybersecurity nightmare under federal investigation! a hospital's computer network was held hostage by hackers. and they had to pay a ransom to get control back! this happened at a los angeles-area hospital. the virus, known as ransomware, locks access and shuts down internal communication. the hospital stayed open the entire time, but left this voicemail to assure the patients. "we want to assure you patient care has not been compromised as we continue to address this incident." hospital officials say they paid 17-thousands to a hacker. as for that hacker, the f-b-i and los an

norbert velasco's practice is closed. we told you last month dr. velasco accused of taking drugs and alcohol while treating children at his clinic on wes caley street. yesterday we saw medical supplies being moved out and we spoke with employees. >> a lot of people love this dr. they been seeing him for a long time. >> velasco says in an disgruntled employee made the false unlighted -- allegations and is appealing the restriction on his medical license. >>> water bottle donations will be collected to help the people flint, michigan. elastic makes pollution control systems and sending more than 17,000 bottles of water to michigan. flint residents were exposed to dangerous high levels of lead four months after the city switch from the local river to save money. >>> the school board and polk county expected to discuss a completed internal superintendent catherine leroi was cleared of any wrongdoing. associate superintendent greg rivers claimed leroi made several sexual passes at him and tweaked an open position so she could hire a formal level. the sc

robert velasco agreed to be named in an legal filing supporting the government's position. his daughter -- yvette -- was one of 14 people killed in the december 2nd attack. apple has been under scrunity for special software that would allow the feds to unlock the phone. today people who support apple's position have planned demonstrations at apple stores across the country. a recent survey finds homeowners who have a mortgage are feeling pretty good about their equity.. according to a survey by mortgage company "loan-depot"... 46 percent of homeowners think they will see an increase this year. in fact -- 85 percent expect a 10 percent rise in home equity this year. on average, however, the forecast is for gains in the range about two-point- three and four- point-seven percent. only 3 percent of homeowners expect their equity to fall in 2016. more americans are saving their money. bankrate-dot-com says more than half have more emergency savings than credit card debt. a bankrate financial analyst says millennials learned from their parents' and they're more cautious with thei

velasco says: "the bigger picture is that there might be some information in that phone." but, legal experts say apple is digging in for a long fight... and, it won't be easy for the government to get everything it wants in this case. napolitano says: "if apple had in its possession evidence the government wants, it would have to turn it over, but it doesn't - the government is asking apple to create something that doesn't exist, against its will and at its own expense." for now, both sides are sticking to their guns... with the justice department comparing apple's response to a "brand marketing strategy." most apple fans - still divided on their own response. melissa says: "they need to assist the fbi with national security matters." guy says: "invading this privacy is a bit, floated the idea of creating a government panel on encryption... to help resolve this legal standoff and others like it in the future. in los angeles, jonathan hunt, fox news if you lost your job there probably isn't a whole lot you could do to get your job back. but that isn't the case for metro pol

yvett velasco's uncle -- adding -- "i understand apple probably is trying to protect customers overall but this is a criminal case." not all apple users though -- agree. sot -- sandra cuevas, san jose, california ((on camera tag)) this battle is likely going to continue playing out in the courts... moving up to the ninth circuit court of appeals... and potentially the u-s supreme court. brandi hitt -- abc news -- los angeles." hawkeyes biggest conference win of the season me against penn state two weeks ago. could iowa run past the nittany lions again tonight? plus...state wrestling got underway today with the dual team tournament. find out how our three siouxland tomorrow morning, around seventy siouxland wrestlers will be among the hundreds competing at the wells fargo arena with the hopes of ending up on top of the podium saturday night. today though, three area luton, westwood, and sibley- ocheyedan were among 24 competing in the team duals. of those three, only sibley- ocheyedan was able to win its opening round match and advance into the winners bracket. then generals took down l

that's 10-month-old yareli velasco. her mom apparently left her running at this laund matted on sunrise boulevard. she told us she was going in for a minute or two, but that's all it took for somebody to jump in that car and take off with that green chevy cruze and little yareli ininhe back seat. it set off a desperate search for this little girl for three hours across broward county, between ft. lauderdale, broward sheriff's deputies, you may have even received an amber alert on your phone. i certainly did. they were able to find her safely near mcnabb and power line road. that's where police say this man ditched the car with yareli in it. now that she's back with mom and dad, this morning mom and dad are all smiles. happy to have her back she told us in spanish with mom and dad cradling their little girl. i want to show you once more if you recognize this guy, maybe you've seen him near the laundromat on sunrise boulevard, he's in his 20s, police would love to hear from you this morning. we're live at ft. lauderdale p

is where detectives will now turn their focus to this little girls captor now 10-month-old yareli velasco is safe with mom and dad. police are trying to find the guy who disappeared with her. she disappeared when that man stole her mother's green chevy cruze. it set off an amberlert and desperate search for the little itit ended wh police say that man ditched the car with yareli in it near mcnabb and power line road. a laundromat employee who called 99 told us what those agonizing moments were like for yareli's mom. >> she was crying, terrified. she wasery scared because she didn't know what could happen. >> reporter: yareli's mom told us she thought she was just going in for a few minutes, left the car run being the baby sleeping inside. have a look at the sur vul lance video. if you recognize him or think you might know who he is, you can h%lp police out. you can do it anonymously, call broward crime stoppers, 954-493-tips. >>> if at first you don't succeed, try, try again. that's what a senate committee in tallahassee will do today when it comes to a bill designed isn't discriminated a

yvett velasco's uncle -- adding -- "i understand apple probably is trying to protect customers overall but this is a criminal case." not all apple users though -- agree. sandra cuevas, san jose, california: "it's going to give the government the right to go into everybody's phone." this battle is likely going to continue playing out in the courts... moving up to the ninth circuit court of appeals... and potentially the u-s supreme court. brandi hitt -- abc news -- los angeles. sports betting is a big topic in new jersey today. a federal appelate court heard arguments-- about whether to make this legal. sports betting in atlantic city, and at race tracks-- despite a federal ban. but there are big opponents... the n-c- double-a--- and the major pro-sports leagues. ### if you're heading to the southside of lake tahoe ths summer, expect to run into some construction at the cave rock tunnel. the nevada appeal reports: starting in may, crews will be expanding the westbound tunnel to prevent future damage from rock slides. a 25 miles per hour speed limit through the single-lane construction a

a woman went inside a ong to drop off lunne dre and sleeping in the back was ten-year-old yareli velasco. the cars was found found layer at mcnaab and power line roads >> calvin: this is shocking video we've been showing you all week long. but today that man made his first appearance in court. local10 news reporter derek shore live now. derek, the stories of bothman involved in these terrible attacks. what's next for the man arrested today? >> derek: calvin, today a judge ruled that there was more than enough evidence to keep javon walker behind bars. the next step will@ be to evaluate his mental state. they were two terrifying attacks caught on tape, and police say one man was behind them. >> attacked a manan with a samurai sword at the swap shop. >> derek: for the first time since his ready subjected 21-year-old javon walker appear in front of a judge and heard the charges against him. >> it's actually attempted murder which is punishable by a life felony. >> derek: he grabbed a piece of metal to brutally beat a man at a shell station. not long after police say walker showed up at the

sot -- robert velasco, victim's father "there be some information in that phone that could lead to any other terrorist plots." sot -- arlen verdehyou, victim's husband "feel very upset with apple not cooperating with the fbi." even microsoft founder -- bill gates -- is now weighing in... sot -- bill gates, microsoft founder "nobody's talking about a back door..." telling the financial times... he thinks there's a way ple can turn over specific information to the feds. sot -- bill gates, microsoft under ((on camera tag)) gate this se should be left up to the courts and congress. apple's ceo is asking the f-b-i to seek legislation... and set up a commission to sort through this difficult issue. brandi hitt -- abc news -- los angele time/initial: jenna: at ways to keep your family's water safe, stay with us. fred: (fred) torrow will bring breezy winds and possib and evening snow shower. we're looking at a big warmup saturday, then sunday will be windy and cooler with a chance of snow. details after the break! " tim: look at a history-making cyclone before and after it made landfall. this

offering a $3,000 reward for information % leading the the suspect responsible. 10-month-old yareli velasco was sleeping in the back seat when the car was stolen. the incidentt led to a statewide amber alert. it was called when that car was found with the baby safe inside. that is when they called it off. if you can help, you're asked to call the broward county crimestoppers line, 305-471-tips. >>> an investigation into a hit-and-run crash in miami. we're seeing surveillance video motorcyclist in a coma. luis sanchez is charged with leaving the scene of an accident with serious bodily injury. he was the d dver rear ending jonathan beacon. police say suarez stped quickly but then he took off. they caught him about a block away after a brief struggle. other drivers did stop to help borrego who is in a medically induced coma. sanchez has bonded out of jail. >>> police have arrest add teen behind a fatal new year's eve crash. the 17-year-old is facing charges for vehicular manslaughter. we're not identifying the 17-year-old unless prosecutors decide to charge him as an assault. cops say he was

three-hour searchs police joined broward sheiff's deputies in trying to find 10-month-oldier really velasco. they went through neighborhoods they did find her safe. we've been speaking with her motr who tried to explain why she left her sleeping baby in the back seat of the car with the car running ile she went into the laundromat. i thought it would be two or three minutes she told us, and i didn't want to wake her up. of course, that mom now thinking differently this morning saying she didn't realize something like this would happen. coming up in our next half hoho, you'll hear from the man who called 911 in this very frantic situati. live at the ft. lauderdale police department, julia bagg, nbc 6 news. >>> turning now to decision 2016. a coule communities in new hampshire have cast the first votes in this year's election season. voters came out right at midnight to get their ballots and check off which candidate they want to see move on to the general election. famously known for the first in the nation voting and the registered voters and put governor john kasich and senator bernie sand

the crime set off an amber alert for velasco. the man walks around, checks to see who is watching and then leaves in the dark green chevy. the car was found in pompano beach with the child safe inside. if you know who the man is, call police. coming up, the baby's mother explains why she left the child alone from the car. >>> now the battle for new hampshire. this morning the first votes in the nation's first presidential primary have already been cast. shortly after midnight voters towns of mills field. >> reporter: the tiny community of dixon was first to vote in the primary and handed victory to john kasich. but donald trump repeated his get out the vote message. >> she says darling i love you but i have fallen in love with another man. i don't give a dam, you've got to get out to vote right? >> reporter: and mocked marco rubio for his so-called robotic performance at the debate. >> wait, wait. it is the same exact thing. after the fifth time i said what the heck is going on over here. >> reporter: the florida senator came und

robert velasco, victim's father: "there might be some information in that phone that could lead to any other terrorist arlen verdehyou, victim's husband: "feel very upset with fbi." even microsoft founder -- bill gates -- is now weighing in... bill gates, microsoft founder: "nobody's talking about a back door..." telling the financial a way apple can turn over specific information to the feds. bill gates, microsoft founder: "you shouldn't call the access some special thing. it's no different than should anybody ever have been able to tell the phone company to get information." gates later said this case should be left up to the courts and congress. apple's ceo is asking the f-b-i to seek legislation... and set up a commission to sort through this difficult issue. brandi hitt -- abc news -- los angeles. group, might be able to question hillary clinton's aides-- regarding her private e-mail server. today, a federal judge ruled that "judicial watch" could prepare a plan for a "narrowly tailored discovery"-- around clinton's use of a home-based email server during her time as secretary of

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velasco says: "the bigger picture is that there might be some information in that phone." " the tech giant is refusing to budge-- fighting a court order to help the f-b-i recover data from an i-phone used by one of the shooters. f-b-i director james comey, firing back at critics who say forcing apple to preserve the data is a slippery slope... writing, quote, "the san bernardino litigation isn't about trying to set a precedent or send any kind of message. it is about the victims and justice." legal experts say it won't be easy for the government to get everything it wants in this case. "napolitano says: "if apple had in its possession evidence the government wants, it would have to turn it over, but it doesn't - the government is asking apple to create something that doesn't exist, against its will and this morning apple tossed out the idea of creating a government panel on encryption... to help resolve this legal standoff and others like it in the future. a new state emergency operations center is now operating in flint... it is where much of flint's water emergency is being handled

doctor norbert velasco's practice is closed. accused of taking drugs and alcohol while treating children and a clinic on with carey street. we saw medical supplies being moved out so we spoke with employees. >> a lot of people love the doctor. they've been seeing him for a long time. >> the doctor says a disgruntled employees made false allegations. he's appealing the decision to issue emergency restriction son's license. >>> a major excuse for not somebody else the world health organization says a new vaccine protecting against the zika virus is one year and half away from a trial period. researchers identified 15 possible groups of what is up with that could benefit from the vaccine. the mosquito borne virus continues to be a problem causing abnormally small heads in newborns. the disease has spread throughout latin america and 14 cases have been reported in florida. >>> doctors say your physical fitness could affect the size of your brain later in life. in a study, researchers found patients who are not physically fit at 40 had smaller brain sizes at age 60. doctors say increased phys

the theft sparked an amber alert for ten-month-old yareli velasco who was sleeping in the back seat. the chimed was found in her mother'sar on west power lup road hours after a fran tuck search. back out live now, police are able to confirm that they made this arrest due to fingerprints that were found inside of that stolen carp. reporting live i ifort lauderdale, sanela sabovic, local10 news. >> calvin: caught t camera, a burglar breaking into a hollywood restaurant to steal wine.to get into the store, the chief surrender block to smash the drive-through window of the las gans restaurant and he grabbed two bottles of line, ap empty cash register and a small black bag. he took off in to a small dark car. >>> will you not schools unfire. three schools were applies lockdown after shots were fire nearby in miami gardens. special technology actually alerted police to those shots. >> calvin: meanwhile, the search is on for the gunman responsible for a drive-by shooting outside a cool in coconut grove yesterday. a bullet santeramo a portable glass window, landing a foot away from a child a

stoppers is offering a $3,000 reward for any information leading the the suspect. 10-month-old yareli velasco was sleeping in the back seat when the r was stolen. the amber alert was called off when the car was found with the baby still safe and still in the back seat. if you can help figure out who stole the car to begin with, call the broward county crime stop pers line. >>> we're seeing surveillance video of a crash that put a motorcyclist in a coco. the suspect's name is luis sanchez. he's charged with leavi the scene of a crash with serious bodily injuries and resisting arrest without violence. police say he was the driver of a toyota sienna that rear-ended jonathan borrego in little havana. police say suarez stopped quickly but then took off. they caught him about a block away after a brief struggle. other driverss did stop to help borrego who is in a medically sanchez has since bonded out of jail. >>> police arrested thee teen they say is behind the new year's crash that killed his friend and injured another one. the 17-year-old now faces charges for vehicular manslaughter. we're not i

. >> sanela: that carjack can sparked a amber alert for ten-month-old yareli velasco. the mom left the baby for just a minute. she says that she never could imagine something like this happening. the good news is that ya rell was found s se hours after the carjacking inside of her mcnabb and power line road.police were automobile to identify jean as that suspect abuse his fingerprints were car. he was taken tie juvenile detentioio facility right after his stint here in the er. reporting live in fort lauderdale, sanela sabovic, local10 news. >> laurie: now to the latest on two teenagers found shot to death in arizona. police discovered the girir in an isolated area of a high school campus, and it'such a mystery because officials never classified this as an act of shooter scenario. they found the girls each shot once with a weaponeer by. authorities have not s sd yet whether they believe this was some sort of murder/suicide or perhaps a double suicide but they say thererere no outstanding suspects and police haven't commented on what sort of relationship those two girls

robert velasco. has agreed to be named in an upcoming legal filing supporting the government's position. his daughter was killed in the december second attack. the family released a statement saying "the phone could contain critical information and the issue is potentially a matter of national security." >> catherine:much more ahead -- is on edge. after two violent next at five. the latest on what also it could be much needed relief for east bay commuters. what drivers think of the new and it was a dramatic crash caught on video. a helicopter slamming into the water at pearl harbor. a neighborhood is on edge tonight after two violent back- to-back crimes in an east bay kron4's haaziq madyun shows us where it happened -- and what >> reporter:a man armed with a knife robs a man of his wallet and cellphone here inside of the sunridge apartments in concord. then this happens. "while officers were on scene they were flagged down by a female victim who said that she was sexually assaulted" concord police c

velasco says: "the bigger picture is that there might be some information in that phone." " apple is refusing to budge-- fighting a court order to help the f-b-i recover data from an i-phone used by one of the shooters. james comey, firing back at critics who say forcing apple to preserve the data is a slippery slope... writing, quote, "the san bernardino litigation isn't about trying to set a precedent or send any kind of message. it is about the victims and justice." "napolitano says: "if apple had in its possession evidence the government wants, it would have to turn it over, but it doesn't - the government is asking apple to create something that doesn't exist, against its will and at its own expense." " yesterday apple tossed out the idea of creating a government panel on encryption... to help resolve this legal standoff and others like it in the future. it's a big day for nevada. the republican caucus is today... and rallies start in just a few hours. donald trump is dominating the polls right now. a recent cnn poll shows he's ahead with 45 percent support... followed by rubio

previously on numbers: david: mary velasco, 29, found murdered in her apartment. initial suspect was her boyfriend clay porter. colby: former marine. now, porter was part of a unit suspected of torturing iraqi detainees. i didn't do anything except watch you guys and follow the case. for mary, i wanted to see justice done. a friend of mine pulled his pentagon file. an inquiry found clay porter innocent of charges in iraq. actually, it turns out he was the guy who blew the whistle. (gunshot, man yells) looks like porter got his justice. david: he shot jared parr. colby: and now corcoran. we checked out clay porter's apartment. yeah, the guy's cleared out. yeah, he's probably in mexico, right? yeah. yeah, come on. yeah, that's it, come on. you know that man's lost a step. me, too, but i don't make $30 miion a year. it's not all about basketball. have you seen his underwear ad? hey, i don't want to hear this. (beeping) why is that alarm going off? i'm baking brownies, daddy. laurie: burning them's more like it. (chuckles) (beeping continues) (beeping stops) (loud ban

. >> by the way, yesterday governor christie picked up the endorsement of reality tv baker buddy velasco >> the interesting part about that exchange, however, that's a real question. what's going to happen to social security and we've not heard a lot of those kinds of exchanges during the course of this debate, quite honestly. from the bombast on down, there are a lot of issues that people should know about and want to know about and we're not getting that in the debates. it's really about a kind of a gotcha session that goes on for two hours. >> the questions at the town halls are great. christie and i have beef. i know. i get it. doesn't like me. he is the most talented retail politician at these events anyone, i think. >> except for trump. >> i think he's just really good in a town hall setting. i have been surprised that it hasn't reflected. i know we over-value the polls. it hasn't reflected but he is just really good at it. >> john heilemann, as far as retail, person to person, talking in these smaller rooms, at these town hall meetings. he has had some remarkable moments up here.