michelle gonzalez claims the driver isn't following the proper procedure. >> she doesn't have a bus aide. my daughter is only 7. she was born deaf. >> reporter: michelle says since her child has a disability she's supposed to be an adult aide on board with the driver but that's not her only complaint. she pointed out after the school bus stopped there were no flashing light, stop sign or stop arm. only the hazard lights were in use. this mom says it's happened more than once. as a parent, how do you see this? >> i see it as a possibility of my child going to get hit and killed one day. >> reporter: we joined michelle after school today. just like in the video, the bus driver puts the hazards on, got out and directed traffic around. instead of taking her across the street, she walked the young girl to the daycare. >> there's a big parking lot. she should have been able to go in the parking lot. >> reporter: we sent a camera crew to the bus lot and tried to talk to the driver. a supervisor told him he believed the driver is following the correct procedure. according to penndot's pennsylvan

. >> this is video michelle gonzalez shot on her cell phone on monday. e claims the school bus driver is not following safety procedures when dropping off her 7-year-old daughter who is hearing impaired. michelle says her daughter is supposed to have an adult aide on board with the driver. she says that's not happening and after the bus stopped, there were no flashing lights, no stop sign, no stop arm. the hazard lights are the only ones in use. >> as a parent, how do you see this? >> i see it as a possibility of my child going to get hit and killed one day. >> a supervisor with the southeast delaware county school district tells us he believes the driver is following the correct procedure. a spokesperson says district administrators will look into the complaint. >>> we have new information about possible budget cuts in the brandywine school district. yesterday, voters approved a referendum that will increase taxes. with that decision, the district won't have the to cut $8 million from its budget. teaching jobs will be saved as will school sports and acti

. >> i just see the driver get out -- >> this is video michelle gonzalez shot on her cell phone mondaylaiming the school bus driver isn't following safety procedures when dropping off her 7-year-old daughter who is hearing impaired. michelle says her daughter is supposed to have an adult aide on board with the driver. and that after the bus stopped in this case, there were no flashing lights with be no stop sign, no stop arm. the hazard lights are the only ìyrñ as a parent how do you see this? >> i see it as the possibility of my child going to get hit and killed one day. >> a supervisor with the southeast delaware county school district tells us he believes the driver is following the correct procedure. a spokesperson says district administrators will look into the complaint. >>> a split victory for the democratic candidates for president in primaries in kentucky and oregon. it was neck and neck in kentucky but hillary clinton squeaked out a win over bernie sanders last night. only a few thousand votes separated the two democratic candidates. clinton took a night off to watch the retu

. >> michelle gonzalez was shot and killed five years ago yesterday. they have teamed up to push for more aggressive action on cold cases. police tell us that their information remanes active and so far no arrests. >>> a south jersey market is hoping to make a big come back. they held a grand reopening yesterday. there was a special celebration complete with live music and activities. they were devastated by fire about a year and a half ago and they destroyed several businesses. now old and new businesses are in the restored space. >> it was a living nightmare not knowing how to pay our bills. we were fighting to survive every day. it was hard but our customers were very supportive. >> they had 65 indoor stores and a outdoor produce row. >>> this morning, a taliban lead sere dead after a drone strike. >>> and indent acts. folks on the schuylkill river trail get more than they bargained for. >>> plus, making aveniation history. a solar plane and it's trip around the world. >>> and good sunday morning, i'm karen thomas. we're going to check your neighbor

. >> michelle gonzalez was shot and killed five years ago in summ summ summerdale. yesterday would have been her birthday. they are pushing for more aggressive action on cold cases. the police say the investigation is active but no arrests. >>> police were called to the scene here on frankfurt avenue around 4:00 this morning. they found a car on it's roof. another car was also involved in the accident. the victim in this case is expected to be okay. >>> from our south jersey bureau, loved ones are remembers a teenager who died in a car crash right after attending prom. family and friends gathered yesterday at the viewing and funeral for 15-year-old mikayla moseley. after the services, we spoke to her grandmother. >> she was so bubbley and so loving, you know? full of life. >>> new jersey state police are still investigating what caused and what lead up to that deadly crash. >> take a look at this show of support for fallen police officers and their families. a lot of people out last night. it was the 20th annual police survivors benefit. it benefits the families of

. >> this is video michelle gonzalez shot on her cell phone monday. aims the school bus driver isn't following safety procedures when dropping off her 7-year-old daughter who's hearing impaired. michelle says her daughter is supposed to have an adult aide on board with the driver and that after the bus stopped, there were no flashing lights, no stop sign, no stop arm. the hazard lights are the only one in use. >> as a parent how do you see this? >> i see as a possibility of my child gonna get hit and killed one day. >> a supervisor with the southeast delaware county school district tells us he believes the driver is following the correct procedure. the spokesperson says district administrators will look into the complaint. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> starting off with some clouds and some showers, too. tracking showers through the lehigh valley, allentown is getting steady rainfall into berks county and those showers should be tapering off this morning. the futurecast shows them backing off, starting at 8:0

. >> this is video michelle gonzalez shot on her cell phone monday. she claimed a school bus driver isn't following safety procedures when dropping off her 7-year-old daughter who is hearing empaired. she said her daughter is supposed to have an adult aide onboard with the driver, and that after the bus stopped, there were no flashing lights, no stop sign, or stop arm. the hazard lights are the only ones in use. >> as a parent, how do you see this? >> i see it as a possibility of my child is going to get hit and killed one day. >> a supervisor with the southeast delaware school, delaware county school district says he believes the driver is following the correct procedure. district administrators will look into the complaint. >> montgomery county police department is warning people to stay away from a webear that wa spotted yesterday. here's a picture, estimated to be about 2 years old. someone saw him, the game commission tried to tranquilize it but was unsuccessful. the bear was last seen by a high school. police say if you see the bear, call 911. >

michelle griego. >> and i'm ken bastida. we'll get a check of weather and traffic with roberta gonzalez who has been up partying all night because the warriors won. >>> you know, our director mike bruce called on me and said have you looked at the camera as of late and i went, no, and pushed it up. can you see this? guess what it is? >> a black gibon. >> that's good, you have been listening. [ laughter ] it's a 20% wining. the most -- waning. you can see. boy, the visibility is great there. san francisco, 54, santa rosa 47 degrees. we will see the clouds slow to clear from the beaches today. mid

gonzalez, abc7 news. jonathan: they do wonderful work. we wish them the best. drive safely. thank you for the service. michelle: we look forward to the end of the journey. nathan: hopefully they'll blog it. michelle: coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- slathering it on. the secret to preventing skin cancer may be in your kitchen. trying to make me eat my greens?low. no, just trying to save you some green. whaaat?! thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. yeah. we love low prices. no bones about it. [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. michelle: "7 on your side" in health matters now. today is melanoma monday, a great way to raise awareness about melanoma and other form of skin cancer. joining us to discuss the important issue is a dermatologist. we thank you for joining us. skin cancer affects people of all races and all shades. how much sun screen should the day? >> that is a very important question. i appreciate you bring me on to bring increased awareness about this. i say to my patients the secret against skin c

michelle: today the parades honor those who protect our freedom and keep our nation safe. john gonzalezus to rockville where hundreds gathered this morning. john: it's memorial day in montgomery county. the 72nd memorial day parade in downtown rockville, maryland. dozens of groups are participating from the police districts to the high schools. we have a diverse group as well. we can tell you asian groups represented, latino group, a bolivian group now. they have come through with a lot of energy. of course on the streets a lot of red, white and blue. sir, can i talk to you real quick? you brought the children out for the parade. what does it mean for you and your family on this memorial day? >> a chance to celebrate, you know, all the sacrifices that the troops made for us over the years. john: with the red, h the parade? >> it's really creative. i am very amazed. john: what has been your favorite part of parade? >> my favorite part is when they showed all the cultures. john: that is always a fan favorite. thank you for talking to us. here it is. downtown rockville for memorial day. ha

gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we begin today's show with the political crisis engulfing brazil. on tuesday, the country's interim president michel temer unveiled a raft of economic austerity measures and introduced a far-reaching constitutional amendment limiting the growth of public spending to the equivalent of the previous year's inflation. temer reportedly is now focused on overhauling brazil's pension system, but two of the country's largest unions have refused to participate in talks, saying they don't recognize the interim government. temer has also called for the immediate abolition of a fund created to channel oil revenues into education initiatives. on tuesday, he addressed a meeting of brazilian congressional party leaders. >> public spending is on an unsustainable path. we can delight ourselves in one of the other conquests, or further down the line, we will have condemned the brazilian people to extraordinary difficulties. amy: meanwhile, a key figure in brazil's interim government has resigned after explosive new transcripts revealed how he plotted to oust president dilma rousseff in order to end a corruption inves