police say paulette weston chained her teenage son to his bed and boarded his windows.r weston says her 17-year-old brother was born with spina bifida and relies on a wheelchair. he's been leaving home sometimes climbing out of a window and going out without his wheelchair. she says it was for his own protection. >> a honest sistemonster. she's not. she just tried to help my brother out and try to keep him in the house to keep him from hurting himself. >> earlier this week a therapist working with another child in the house contacted child protective services who then called police. police say there are better options for parents in similar situations, including organizations like the arc. paulette weston is facing felony child neglect and abduction charges. >>> he killed his own infant daughter and now a frederick man will go to prison for life. frankie williams was sentenced on thursday in the death of his daughter, killed in 2014 a few weeks after she was returned to her parents from foster care. her case sparked a maryland law to protect children who go back to abus

police tell us paulette weston chained her teenage son to his bed and boarded his bedroom windows. star weston brother was born with spina bifida and relies on a wheelchair because he's paralyzed from the knees down, but in recent months, he's been leaving home, sometimes climbing out a window and going off without his wheelchair. >> everybody believes my mom is a monster. she's not a monster. she just tried to help my brother out, tried to keep him in the house, one to keep from harming himself. >> earlier this week, a therapist working with another child in this house contacted child protective services, who called police. police say there are better options for parents in similar situations, including organizations like the arc. paulette weston faces felony child neglect and abduction charges. >>> some of you may be keeping an eye on the national arbore m arboretum's eagle cam tonight as we anxiously await the arrival of two eaglets. you're looking at a live stream of the nest right now. early tonight we got a few glimpses of that cracked egg a eaglet works to get out. experts s

police say paulette weston boarded his windows and chained him to the desk. but his sister says he relies on a wheelchair because he has spina bifida, but in recent months, he had been leaving home sometimes climbing out a window and going off without wheelchair. she says her mother did it for his own protection. >> she's not a monster, she just try to help my brother out, keep him in the house to keep him from harming position. >> earlier this week, a therapist working with another child in the house contacted child protective services who then called police. police say there are better options for parents in similar situations including reaching out to organizes like the argue. paulette weston is facing charges. >>> a frederick than will spend the rest of his life behind bars. frankie williams was sentenced on thursday in the death of his daughter. she was killed in 2014 a few weeks after she was returned to her parents from foster care. her case sparked a maryland law to protect children who go back to abusive homes. her mother is serving a 20 year sentenc

. >> police say paulette weston chained her son to his bed and boarded his windows but folks who know her best say there's another side to the story. >> reporter: boards across the bedroom window, just one measure a woodbridge mother took to try to keep her son from sneaking out of the house. there's a dead bolt that locks from the outside. 40-year-old paulette weston is also accused of chaining her son's ankle to his bed, tying his arms with a rope. >> everybody believes my mom is a monster. she's not a monster. she just tried to help my brother out, tried to keep him in the house. >> reporter: her 17-year-old brother born with spina bifida is paralyzed from the knees down. he's reliant on a wheelchair but in recent months he's been leaving home, sometimes climbing out a window, sometimes running off without the wheelchair. the time the cops will find him and bring him back. the other time someone takes him to the hospital. >> reporter: earlier this week a therapist contacted child protective services. they called police. weston faces child of felony child neglect and abduction. the

a woodbridge virginia mother under arrest accused ofedf neglecting her own child.ld paulette weston isng held without bond.ound. police say she was chaining her 17-year-old disabled son to his bed at night.ight someone tipped off childed o protective services tuesday. tu. weston is facing several charges.charge the child wasn't physicallysn hurt but he's in the custody c of other family members. membe >>> president obama gearing upo for his historic trip to cuba t next week. while there the president will meet with cuban president raul castro.st. mr. obama is the first he f president since calvin c coolidge to visit thatsihat country. the president announced annou normalizing relations withg retn cuba back in december of 2004.00 >>> now to the latestes overseas. overseas north korea has launched area ha missile just days after leaderea kim jong un ordered nuclear weapon tests.es the missile went abouten 500 miles before hitting there t sea off its east coast >>> that's a look at some of the other stories we'rer storiee following this morning.ing th wisdom and holly, back over tov you.

prince williams county police, say paulette weston, tied up a 17-year-old family member to a bed, withchains. the bedroom door, here in woodbridge. it was dead-bolted. the windows were boarded up to keep that team from leaving. a third person contacted child protective services, who then got police involved. weston is currently being held without bond. >>> a new push is under way to restore the burial rights to female world war ii pilots. it's a story first reported in december. they held a news conference today to reinstate burial rights of women like elaine harmon. they were granted eligibility at the honored military-- army military cemetery. >> calling on the secretary of defense. calling on the president. they can change this right now. they can make exceptions to every rule. and they can allow them to be laid to rest as the heroes they are at arlington national cemetery right now. >> they got 170,000 signatures, calling on arlington cemetery to accept female pilots. 38 of them died while serving their country in world war ii. >>> what some of you are saying on social media. >> ye

there's a dead bolt on the bedroom door that locks from the outside. 40-year-old paulette weston is also accused of chaining her son's ankle to his bed, tying his arms with a rope. >> everybody believes my mom is a monster. e' she just tried to help my brother out, tried to keep him in the house to keep from harming himself. >> star weston says her 17-year-old brother born with spina bifida is paralyzed from the knees down but in recent months the teen has been leaving home, sometimes climbing out a window, sometimes rining off without the wheelchair. >> 50% of the times the cops will find him, the other time someone takes him to the hospital. >> earlier this week the women said a therapist contacted child protective services. they called police. now, weston faces charges of felony child neglect and abduction. the 17-year-old boy is in foster care. weston's house mate says she was only trying to protect her son. >> he escapes from the home and gets in cars with strangers and she's just trying to protect her son. no mother wants their son to leave the home and get in the car and be raped

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