a disturbing incident involving a babysitter. john atwater just spoke with police and joins us live. saw that babysitter and they say she was stumbling around the street. she had a three-year-old toddler with her. that neighbor knew something wasn't right. the babysitter was trying to go into the wrong house. susan deborah had been looking this babysitter has been arrested before for motor vehicle violations and receiving stolen property. >> we found several empty containers in the motor vehicle. we believe she was walking the streets. someone on that street saw her and knew that it wasn't right and contacted the police. >> we just heard back from care.com. the incident is disturbing and they areel investigation. the message from police they have to do their homework. check that person out before hiring. live in arlington, wcvb news. ed: the woman accusing -- accused of attacking her daughter's ex-boyfriend with an ice pick. brother's pizza on boston road. the victim, stabbed in the back. 57-year-old barbara tucker left the resta

. >>> the death of a four-month- old left in the care of a babysitter. abc's sonu wasu has the police report. >> reporter: police say this case is still under investigation. the family of the child very frustrated wanting to know why this babysitter hasn't faced consequences. the baby was brought to the medical center that was three started. [ speaking foreign language ] >> he was a happy, laughing, happy baby. >> reporter: this boy now gone. leaving behind a family devastated. three months later still asking why. >> trying to figure out what happened. trying to get justice for him. of course, closure for us. >> reporter: we stopped by the last place he was seen alive with his babysitter. his mother while she went to work. the babysitter left him alone at home while she attended her daughter's graduation party. >> are you that heartless? >> reporter: we reached out to phoenix police it get more answers. we will let you know as soon as we hear back. back to you. >> thank you. >>> she touted it as a replacement to a system prone questions about why her new

it was a neighbor who saw the babysitter out here stumbling around. she called 911 and police came here to the neighborhood. that person knew something was not right. the woman was drunk and high. home. police say they found evidence of alcohol in her car. no indication he ever took a ride in the car. the family initially found the sitter on care.com. >> when you're going to hire someone to watch your children diligence. not a referral, it is not enough. >> that the warning from police. care.com says it is disturbed. they are working with police in their investigation. we are live in arlington tonight. ed: several sanctuary cities seem ready to take on donald trump threaten funding if they don't stop quarter -- cooperating. live in one of those cities with reaction from the residence and the mayor tonight. >> here in city hall the mayor said donald trump speech was filled with hate and bigotry and if his policy ever became law it would cost the city millions. city's mayor had harsh words for donald trump. >> it is un-american. >> he signed an order sa

i remember my babysitter was the girl next door. that seems a little bit safer. >> charge by the hour instead of charged in the wall! jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, jill. >>> still to come, mysterious deaths. relatives are searching for answers after two sisters are found dead in their room at a luxury resort in africa. last week. just 1 pill each morning. 24 hours and zero heartburn, straight years, and it's still recommended today. use as directed i tried hard to quit smoking. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. oh, look... ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena? rapid wrinkle repair works... formula. ...to visibly reduce wrinkles. neutrogena?. (vo) one dark stormy night we got a new family member and she got a nutritious meal of purina cat chow

a babysitter in arlington accused of being drunk and high while caring for a little boy. five investigates with an update on refunds for ticket holders of that failed boston grand prix race. ed: going inside prison walls to give you a seat at a program aimed at changing the justice system. jc: convicted killers coming face-to-face to clear the air. mike got exclusive access. >> behind the wall at the state prison, this is not who you would expect to see. loved ones of murder victims. this is not what you expect to hear survivors telling killers. >> there's a good self. let that good self show up. so you can be a better person inside and impact the outside. reporter: the convicted murderer is on the receiving end of that message. >> let me say clearly i'm guilty. i genuinely apologize. i made the choice to rob, terrify, and murder a young store clerk in an attempt to flee a crime. justice in action. he volunteers times coordinating the restorative justice group here. >> what we see is that exchange of dialogue creates empathy. both sides of deadly violence together in smal

john: a neighbor here told babysitter stumbling with a three-year-old intel. they never sense something was not right. the woman was so drunk she tried to enter the wrong home. this happen yesterday. there is no indication the boy took a ride in that car. they spent the day at a nearby >> when you are going to hire someone to watch her children, whoever that may be, do your due diligence. a referral isn't enough. reporter: that is the warning from police. that boy is ok. the woman will be called in on ed: commitment 2016, several massachusetts towns, who consider themselves sanctuary cities are standing firm. those cities follow procedures to shelter illegal immigrants. this, despite donald trump's threat to yank their federal funding if they don't start cooperating with federal immigration officials. newscenter 5's david bienick is live in one of those cities, somerville, with what the mayor and residents are saying, david? but this and other sanctuary cities seem ready to call trump's bluff. with a third of somerville's residents born outside the united stat

just how much 15-month-old but on wednesday, his babysitter heard a different sound. >> he was in a lot of pain. i never saw him screaming like that. it broke my heart. >> reporter: a rash spread up to his shoulder. when the mom showed this picture to a friend who is a nurse, she said the insect responsible was a caterpillar. >> i googled most poisonous caterpillar in the united states. >> the babysitter returned to the playground and found it. >> a sweet caterpillar. that's the culprit. >> reporter: if you don't recognize it, you're not alone. >> i have lived here my whole life and i had never heard of it. the pediatrician never heard it was. >> reporter: there have been rash outbreaks at least twice and florida's poison control center answered 271 cases of caterpillar stings in 2015. 66 of them in the tampa bay area. underneath the fuzz packs one powerful sting. >> you get stung outside, simply head inside for relief. then strip tape and on of infected area to take off the toxic spines. and finally apply something cool to the area to ease that pain. >> reporter: doctors say reactions,

according to police the baby died while in the care of a babysitter. we are learning the babysitter admitted to leaving the child at home. when she got back she found the baby unresponsive in his crib. >> are you that heartless? okay, you know, sleeping, doesn't matt [ speaking foreign language ] >> he was a happy, laughing, happy baby. >> no charges seem to have been filed. >>> in the news again, two former reporters pleading guilty after their baby tested positive for cocaine. the baby was taken to the hospital in may in distress after being breast fred. police say killing 9 black colorado -- breast-fed: >>> a couple races too close to call. one for congress in district 5. christine jones leading by 875 votes and it could be a few more days till an official winner is declared. maricopa county recorder helen purcell blamed for the long voting lines in march trails her republican challer by 300 -- challenger by 350 te for glendale mayor. he is holding on to a lead. less than 200 votes. this race could be changed by a cluster of ballots left at a middle

that uses websites to find a nanny or babysitter. scammers are using them to try and take your money. south juke lid police say a woman -- euclid police say a woman signed up as a babysitter and was contacted by someone who wanted to hire her as a sitter. the man asked for a check and then he'll send her back the rest of the money. does this is similar to many others and the checks wind up being fake or stolen and guess what, you're out of money. >>> look at all the soggies highways and byways out there via the tower cam. our power of 5. we've got another blob of rain light to moderate rain moving through, north and west. akron, youngston, cleveland, me inundated by the rain showers. a steady supply of rain coming our way for the rest of the overnight. current temps, lower 60s and upper 50s. here's what you're looking at. showers, a bit of thunder through about the morning commute and we may die out for a little while before more shower ands storms arrive for the afternoon. when will it all end? will it be a weekend washup? coming up

. >>> coming up, new technology that could put a babysitter out that could put a babysitter out of woman: huh. congressman blum is a tea party member. woman: blum voted to cut social security. we've got to raise the retirement age. woman: blum would raise the retirement age to 70. then there's monica vernon... a hardworking mom. started a small business while raising three daughters. she'll fight for equal pay for equal work. monica vernon gets it. the f-c-c abruptly canceled plans to vote on a plan requiring cable >>> welcome back. >>> the fcc abruptly canceled plans to vote on a plan requiring cable companies to offer free streaming apps. the fcc had argued the plan would save americans hundreds of dollars on cable box rentals and give consumers more options. he said the plan still needs more discussion. cable companies oppose the new rules. >>> backstop is hitting record this slide comes after the u.s. justice department bind germany's biggest bank $14 million to settle investigations related to sales of mortgage securities. this morning the banks ceo sent robot... watch your kids? ch

as for this babysitter, at some point she will go before a judge. live this morning in arlington, victoria warren, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: happening now, a suspicious death is being investigated in new hampshire. nancy chen joins us with more. >> nancy: sarah, good morning. details still few, but there has been a heavy police presence at a home there, as officers sky7 h.d. over a house in dunbarton new hampshire on thursday. the attorney general's office will only say right now that they're investigating a suspicious death at the home and that there is no further information at this time. at last check family members were still being notified. neighbors said police and crime investigators were at the home all day on thursday. several state troopers and local police have come and gone, including a major crime scene command post vehicle escorted by 60 troopers. it's clear that this is a major enforcement agencies and the state attorney general's office involved, but again, at this point they will only say that they are investigating a

until tomorrow stone, toam stone. >> as far as your babysitter being allowed to shoot someone, like isto allow? i mean i'm a single guy so i don't know if this is just me that it doesn't appeal to. but i know one new mother who is excited about the law. >> we're just going to dinner, we shouldn't be too late. no tv for kate yoa before bed. and help yourself to anything in the fridge. god, what am i forgetting? oh, you ever use one of those. >> not really. >> you'll figure it out. if anyone comes in the house, you take that mother [bleep] down. you don't take any chances. when when he is down on the ground, two in the head, pop pop, right. i'm coming! he is so impatient. like to bust a cap in his ass. any how. late night-- date night! >> trevor: yeah what could go wrong. we'll be right back. ♪ my brother and i have always been rivals. we would dream about racing each other, in monaco. ♪ we were born brothers. competition made us friends. wish bold in the 2017 camry. toyota. let's go places. with the apple that bites back. redd's wicked apple. also available for a limited time in blood o

women vote is responsible you have more choices for babysitters.... how about considering a robot for that.... ((kirsten joce for cable box fees. jill wagner joins us live from wall street. good morning jill. good morning michelle and kirsten! concern about deutsch bank... sparked a sell off in the financial sector. the dow dropped 195 points. the nasdaq fell 49 points. the f-c-c abruptly canceled a companies to offer free streaming apps for their subscribers. f-c-c head tom wheeler had said it would save americans hundreds of dollars on cable box rentals. but yesterday he tabled the vote-- and said the plan still needs more discussion. cable companies ope it was round two on capitol hill--- for wells fargos ceo... lawmakers questioned john stumpf about the company's fake bank account scandal. he apologized again... one lawmaker says she's introducting a bill to break up the bank. and another questioned why stumpf sold 13 million dollars worth of stock... after finding out about the scandal.// he denied any insider trading.// michelle and kirsten? ((k

a babysitter is due in court this morning. susan devereaux is accused of stumbling around an our lington drunk while watching a 3-year-old boy. neighbors called police when saw her acting strange. officers showed up trying to get back into the because she couldn't remember which one she was babysitting for. charged with reckless endangerment of a child. >>> a milford woman is hit and killed by a dump truck. the driver did not stop but eventually turned himself into police. fox25's live in milford where people there are distraught. good morning, mile cam. >> reporter: good morning, a -- michael. >> reporter: good morning. a tough several days and weeks for losing this person that meant so much for the town of milford. is a growing memorial of candles, a flower, a balloon. right now it is unclear whether the truck driver even knew he had hit anybody, and no decision has been made whether to charge him with any crimes. >> she was a giving person. she had a heart of gold. >> reporter: milford is mourning the loss of 65-year-old ba

bad idea, jill. >> i was a good babysitter. i'll baby sit. >> i would ask jim to babysit before a robot. >> kids love me. dow not treat them like children. i treat them like small adults. >> you talk to kids like adults? >> yes, that's that's it, exactly, thanks, jill have, is a great weekend. >> better than a rope booth. >> hopefully. >> two police in custody for shooting in the hunting park section. now, police tell us 42 year old plan was shot to death right outside every his home. this happened just after 11:00 last night at seventh and ands berry. officer say an eyewitness describes the shooter and they were able to track down a person fitting the description and a possible accomplice. >> after nearly two years, police make arrest in a deadly hit-and-run in the city's home berg section. forty-three year old christopher cook faces several charges, including homicide by vehicle. cook allegedly struck and killed 33 year old theresa pozzi while crossing the street of state road on december 23rd, 2014. now, theresa's mother spo

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a babysitter that prompted neighbors to call police. >> gene: major recall overnight. the dangerous reason samsung is pulling the new phones from store shelves. >>> complete new england news coverage is starting now. >> gene: good morning, everybody, it is september 2nd , i'm gene lavanchy. >> catherine: i'm catherine parrotta. here at home it feels great out there this morning, beautiful 70s but boy, are things different to the south and hurricane hermine made landfall this morning and it is a dismal scene. it has been since downgraded from tropical storm. >> gene: jason brewer keeping an eye on hermine and how it plans. >> jason: pounding georgia, florida, north carolina with heavy rain and moving north-northeast at 14 miles per hour and take it off the outer banks by saturday and then going to be sitting off to the south. over some relatively warm water and that has me concerned that we actually could see this restrengthen again once it gets into the atlantic, that could play a role in heavy rain and strong wind threat. right now what we do know, high surf and rip c

babysitters are a thing of the past. >>> thank you very much. >>> it's been a concern for many. 0. >> reporter: good morning, those rules taking affect so hopefully kids won't get the marijuana products confused with candy or any other treats. is also to help adults as well and keep them safe as well. this is for medical and recreational use of marijuana. all we'll need is a universal logo or symbol. there will be slightly different logos pr the medical products and the recreational products. labelling also has to say out of reach of children". december 1st retail stores will only be allowed to sell products with this packaging. live at the state capital, shawn chitnis, cbs4 news. >>> the broncos defense is still signing bright. as for von miller he's playing at a whole other level. miller was named the afc for september. his third defensive player of the month honorings the most in broncos history. it won't mean much if avon von miller doesn't keep it going. he is making sure to pick up where he left off last year. >> there's no pressure like the pressure we get out of each other in

police say the babysitter was drunk and high at the same time, what she told us through her new at 10:00 who melania trump wants $150 million from. >> expected to. 11 years, that's about to change. let's get over to fox 25 stormtracker weather chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz >> going just tote east of there, the part that kind of goes i that's that big band of florida. all the heavy rain has been coming across, strong winds, the waves pounding up again the coast line, the last observation as of 9:00, 80 mile-per-hour winds and steaming north-northeast ward, it will track in the carolinas and weaken over land and offshore of cape hatteras during the day on saturday and then wants to hang it will affect the surf and potentially bring the rain in here. notice how it's really tight and impact with the rain all around it. the carolinas ownerships on the north and north side of the storm. we are calling it a nor easter with all the heft p this is going to a powerful enough storm to cause some damage along the coast line this weekend and potentially bring us some of that have heavy rain

last year he learned life-saving skills at babysitter's training course. >> i never thought it would be this big. >> reporter: the certificate of merit is the highest award given by the red cross. and it's signed by president obama. george: a bizarre craig's list ad has parents at one elementary school on edge. george: police are on the >> it looks like any typical college party. you may not notice what's missing. a surprising twist in this george: police say this man rifle, demanding cash. 143vfc license plate. if you have information, police wants to hear from you. a craig's school list offering wisconsin grade school kids for sale is probably a joke. shannon: a minister called the sheriff's office called the sheriff's office after the ad ed pick and run male, female sages 5-9. >> it appears something not so serious and someone wants to play a joke. but sometimes you don't know what you are looking at. you take appropriate action. shannon: the school required they contacted craig's list and the ad has been removed. george: some wisconsin students are putting the party before the al

all right lady gaga is performing at the super bowl. >>> a babysitter and taste of nostalgia cleveland coffee shop >> what is trending this friday. >> we're talking about the wave of the future.r you need someone to look after kids? no problem. let a robot do it. robotic nannies that children in china are already becoming familiar with. it is w a designed to be a full-time companion for your child. it is that learning engine helps it remember preferences and interests are to improve conversation with your little one and it will increase knowledge about topics of it has many sensors allowing it to detect emotion and response happiness depression respond to happiness depression and loneliness.p it also constantly takes the view of your child video of your child and pictures so you can check in any time of the day. they're hoping to bring it to the us next year. i thought you but that sounds kind of creepy to me. >> o that sounds creepy to me. and it changed diapers? pic if it's going to be watching upng to >> account like they're leaving the home alone. >> i think they be scared of it. >

the robot could be your next babysitter. this is the news on wall street. jill wagner is live at the new york stock exchange. tell us about this one. >> leiman brothers is the concern from investors. they're pulling money from the bank. they fined deutsch bank bausz of their mortgage securities leading up to the mortgage crisis. it sparked a sell off on the financial sector. the dow dropped 195 points and . . >>> the fcc voted for a plan that would give consumers more options. wheeler says the plan needs more discussion and cable companies oppose the new rules. >>> would you let this child sized robot watch your kids? check out i pal. it can sing, dance and play games. instren inhibitors say parents could watch their kids and chat with them remotely using a smartphone. >> you know, you have to have a lot of faith in those machines. thank you jill for that. >>> police arrested two people overnight during protests over the deadly police shooting in el cajon, california. two men became destructive and violent. they had to use pepper spray they were protesting

. >> a babysitter hired accused >> the vacation that turned into a massive drug smuggling bust. >> from boston, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:00. jc: looking live, parts of the state racing for hurricane hermine right now. she is set to make landfall there soon. when she does, hermine could cause catastrophic flooding. ed: later in the weekend the system could bring us some rain the question is, what will it do for us? rb: that is a question. -- >> it is very organized. very circular in terms of radar. that is affecting the entire west coast of florida. there is this storm surge. highest wind o75 per hour. that can be very substantial along with some wind damage with the downpours. once it heads overland, 6-12 hours downgraded to a tropical storm. then it will be a tropical or extratropical which gets into

last year he learned life-saving babysitter's training course. >> i never thought it would be this big. >> reporter: the certificate of merit is the highest award given by the red cross. and it's signed by president obama. george: a bizarre craig's list ad has parents at one elementary school on edge. george: police are on the outlook for a >> it looks like any typical college party. you may not notice what's missing. a surprising twist in this darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. to share more photos at your cabin or video chat at your secret fishing spot... all for just $49. the best part? we put towers in places the other guys don't. because u.s. cellular thinks you deserve a signal that works wherever you are. switch to u.s. cellular and get a whopping 7 gigs of data per line george: police say this man walked into a gas station with a rifle, demanding cash. 143vfc license plate. if you have information, police wants to hear from you. a craig's school list offering wisconsin grade school kids for sale is p

things like the highest income for single mother, the most playgrounds and the lowest cost for a babysitter. >> interesting. >> yes. >>> did you know that today is national coffee day? the us drinks more than 100,000,000,000 cups a year. >> i would. the best priestess in the country are trained to right here in the valley. >> that's right the international barista school is located here in the valley. they have coffee down to a science. >> use the rate water, the rate coffee, -- use the right >> you do not have to go pro to make a good cuppa joe. >> it's always -- you drink coffee? >> yes. >> it's always the first cup of the day that's the best. >> i just want to say, this morning, it was up every time for a great cup of coffee with that cooler weather. >> it was. at this hour everyone's whining down. it's our hour coffee to keep us going through the rest of the day. it would be a nice evening to have a cup of coffee. we have some clouds that there. and here in the valley things are winding down for us so to speak we are not completely done yet. here is the view from all of our valley web c

we're talking health care benefits for those babysitters. if you sign up on care.com, you will get $500 to pay for health care, transportation or even transaction fee it charges and giving it to their workers. pretty cool. >>> paul, this concept, though, is getting pretty huge, solving a lot of problems for americans. >> good benefits, a good reason to take a job. time magazine says 90 million americans are working in the gig industry and they rarely get benefits like what care.com is offering. we're starting to see more companies offer worker benefits. uber actually just started offering retirement accots for for babysitters it turnsut. you can work with seniors, with pets, even something they call home care, which is basically running errands and housekeeping. >>> well, it's a second chance for people looking to turn their lives around. more than 60 colleges and universities with 170 campuses are taking what is called the fair chance for higher education pledge. it means they will no longer immediately rule out applicants the department of

a babysitter left in charge of a toddler...caught staggering through the streets allegedly drunk and high. the warning for parents before you hire someone to look after your children. 9:36:53 "he should be in prison but he's not with us anymore." harsh words from law enforcement as they react to the ex-stanford swimmer convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman...as he's released from jail. but first.. more controversy for hillary clinton while donald trump faces more backlash overhis stand on illegal immigration. your voice.. your vote in the race for the

. >>> it is one of the easiest ways to find a good restaurant or a good babysitter. online reviews, a bad review i no laughing matter. it can cost you a lot.>>reporter: thousands of dollars, we take it for granted that we are allowed to express our opinions about the service that we pay for. our opinions can be great google great restaurants near me into a fine restaurants reviewed by others. go to yelp and you can find a five-star dentist. you can read about the excellent service, what happens when you see a bad review or when you write a bad review. more and more companies enforcing non-disparagement agreements. they prohibit you from making negative remarks a reviews about there services and you may not know that you companies are suing people right now, for tens of thousands of dollars for writing honest but bad reviews the people are losing, the courts are enforcing these agreements. know what you sign and don't assume the first amendment will protect you. it protects us from government censorship, not against lawsuits from people or businesses. mobile app and c

. >>> plus a babysitter accused of being drunk on job. witnessed. >> this is terrible. be nice to kids. our jerk. >> daniel: the clue that made them know something was wrong and neighbors calling police. >> announcer: this is the fox25 morning news. >> daniel: good morning, 4 a.m. on this friday, september 2, i am daniel miller. >> julie: good morning, i am julie grauert. the first time in 11 years, a hurricane is making landfall in florida. a live look at tampa, florida

search through this scramble campus and you will findd a math tutor or babysitter job. but admits the patchwork is an ad for a reid: the ad solicits young women, 18-25, to date older men,. in exchange for moneythe sugar daddies offered dinner dates, trips around the world, and mentoring. >> you are going to school for an education. it's minimizing to tell women -- reid: the ad refers to a website where young women are encouraged like to go on a date. nicole knew someone who did. >> $10,000 to go on a date or something like that, something crazy. reid: but here's the danger.many of these services come with sexual expectations and can involve contracts that are difficult to break. one man took them down outside his store. >> i live here, i work here. we probably have 1000 part-timers, all college students. reid: but associated with college, the appeal of easy money could be dangerously enticing. >> i can't personally imagine doing it, but i guess i could imagine somebody being in a situation where it might be. reid: the postings have been removed by many businesses, and t

. >> it's not easy to find a babysitter mid-week. >> reporter: it's been a frantic schedule for the peterson's with two kids the working parents understand the school's need to shut down, but still struggling to figure out the logistics of how the swap works. >> five weeks of repair, so that's a big chunk of the school year that we're having to figure out what we're going to do with the kids. >> reporter: but the glendale high school district believes they have a plan, the students will attend hosts schools in the district where they'll be on morning or sessions, shortening the schedule. >> sadly we are going to have to eliminate some classes like physical education, art, huge, that type of thing because we need to compress the schedule. >> reporter: they'll offer before and after school programs, and it will cost roughly 2.4 million dollars. >> >. the state school facility's board is a state board out of the governor's it's our tax dollars. >> reporter: and those tax dollars will be put to work as early as this week, and if you're a parent out there there's a community meeting going on right

. >>> there's a brand-new robot that's being marketed as a babysitter. wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com has that story and more. >> reporter: good morning. concern about deutsche bank sparked a sell-off. the dow was down 195. nasdaq down 49. futures are pointing to a higher open. >>> the fcc abruptly canceled a vote on a plan that would require cable companies to offer free streaming apps to subscribers. fcc head tom wheeler said this would save americans hundreds of dollars on cable box rentals. yesterday, though, he tabled the vote. he said it still needs more discussion. cable conditions opposed the new rules. >>> and we just got a gauge on consumer spending for august. the commerce department says that spending slowed down a bit. americans are spending less money on autos in particular. this is important. consumer spending makes up about 70% of economic activity. >> jill, i guess babysitting is now going to the robots. explain this. >> reporter: yeah. would you let a child-sized robot watch your kids? check out i pal. it's a three-foot-tall robot that can

a delta flight crew reported the maria: this babysitter, hired thru a popular website, finds herself in trouble tonight. she's accused of being drunk and high while on the job. and witnesses say it was not hard to tell. newscenter 5's john atwater is live in arlington with the allegations against her. john: police say susan devereaux was stumbling down egerton and high while babysitting a three-year-old boy. >> we found several empty containers in a motor vehicle. john: a surprised neighbor called police, who came to bring the boy back to his mother. john: the family says they hired the 51-year-old woman from babysitting website >> i was hired on a website like that. it kind of makes us look bad. and they know how much work it takes to look after a toddler. >> they're counting on you, you have to be the dependable one. i think it is sad. i think it is scary. john: police say devereaux has been arrested before for motor vehicle violations and for receiving stolen property. now, she'll face a judge on reckless endangerment charges. police say it's a lesson that parents need to do their

finleys babysitter that day -- carrie heller -- has been charged with first-degree reckless homicide. but while the legal process plays out, rachel and her husband have found a way to honor finleys memory. 'trying to focus our energy on something o way of trying to heal for us, too.' theyve established a fund through childrens hospital in finleys name, tied to existing programs that support the prevention of child abuse. rachel says they are halfway to their goal of $25,000, enough to fully endow the fund. if successful, every baby treated or cared for at childrens will go home with education material, and a knit cap. "it takes a lot of courage. it takes a lot of bravery, to be able to step forth and say, we to talk about it for the greater good. " for rachel, raising awareness means constantly reliving the worst moments of her life. but she says the chance to help another family is worth that pain. 'she had a short time on this earth. she was taken from us. and what i can do for her now is try to keep her memory alive and do something good with it.' carl deffenbaugh, fox6 news. there

family chose this website to find them a trusted care giver, but police say the care giver, the babysitter was found with the toddler in the street, and in no condition to take ca anyone. arlington police say she was drunk and high on prescription drugs while taking care of a toddler. police arrived for a report of a woman stumbling in the street with a 3-year-old boy. >> it didn't look right. >> reporter: the 51-year-old seen tried to get into the wrong family's house. empty alcohol containers were in her car. >> they used her before, and didn't see anything like that. >> reporter: they found her on five years of experience. she's familiar with police for motor vehicle and stolen property crimes. >> >. we're trying to find out exactly what care.com did in this case i know they provide an initial check into people. >> reporter: this woman is a nanny in the same neighborhood, and using a similar site that yups background checks. >> it's scary. it makes us all look a statement saying this is disturbing, safety is paramount importance, and when this occurs it hits us very hard. the family of

. >> we're not here to be babysitters. >> the officer's role has changed. we're looking at people to say, can we change people's lives? >> whoever thought getting rid of solitary confinement was good idea, you need to pack up your stuff and go. >> reporter: consider what happened to officer ray calderon who's gone public, his face slashed by two 19-year-olds last november. >> 22 stitches in my face. okay? this could have easily been a funeral arrangement today. >> i think what happened to officer calderon was tragic. i don't want to in any way diminish what happened. >> reporter: in one sense what case against solitary. the 19-year-old who slashed him had been in the box. it didn't stop them from attacking when they got out. >> if we believe we can change them and we stop you being harmed or me being harmed or family being harmed by the fact that we did some good with these individuals, we won't save them all, but i guarantee what we've been doing is saving nobody. >>> what about the history of officers using brute force? >> what's up, big boy? >> meet the