bob childs, fiddler, fiddle maker and artistics director of child play. question come to "urban update" >> anchor: thank you. i have been looking forward to this. i have been doing republic are on you. 35 years of making that little thing, right? >>> that's right. >> anchor: how did you start? my violin to get fixed to an old maine violin maker each put wood out and he said when are you coming back of i started down that road. i was 24 years old and i didn't look back it's been a great journey. >> anchor: that's amazing. so you build these fiddles. you perform, and you have a group, right? >>> so that's. >>> i have been lucky that i work by commission so people find me and they ask me to make them a violin of i get to know them. i get to translate th violin to express for them and i take the wood off the shelf, carve a violin and then put it in hair hands and i am lucky enough to play music with them as well. it's this incredible opportunity to really get to they people and get to know the music. >> anchor: i'm probably like most people waving today, i kn

now to western north carolina. 3 and donald trump in the speech focused on. 3 3 3 3 3 3 as viewer bob child in haywood county was counting the snow piling up to three inches at his house a visitor was grabbing a winter snack.as you can see this squirrel was grabbing some peanuts from bob's feeder in the 18 degree weather. 3 3 the sub-freezing cold is making the snow snow stick around in some areas. school closings and delays are scrolling across the bottom of your screen. you can also find them on wlos dot com. ingrid, some places feel more like single digits this morning. good morning. here is a look at current conditions across the region. your day planner shows temperatures warming by noon. coming up, i'll show you our 7-day forecast for both the mountains and upstate. 3 3 3

bob child sent us this picture. >> frank: check it out. this little squirrel braved the snow to find a snack. i don't think the squirrel minds the snow very much. send us your pictures and video, too. or e-mail it to pics@wlos.com. >>> snow and ice can mean slip and fall. but maybe not with these. tonight's consumer report, the new products gaining traction on i'll show >> tammy: walking in the snow and ice can be just as dangerous as driving in it. >> frank: but a popular new traction on those slippery surfaces. jennifer. >> reporter: winter boots can protect you from the snow but no amount of rubber tread can help you from slipping on the ice. devices that simply go over your shoe. sue slipped on the ice and suffered traumatic brain injury. >> i never thought that a couple of inches of ice would change my life that day and i'd be where i am nine months later. >> reporter: price points from $8 to $34. bernie made his own personal skating rink and tried each one on a flat surface. then he went to a real rink. >> all of these devices will b

. >> reporter: bob, child protective services said that child will be staying with other family members. we wanted to well being of that child following this investigation. >> sanford police tell me a toddler is lucky to be alive after she was shot in the hand while investigators say she was left alone in a garage that had a firearm, drugs and several rounds of ammunition tuesday night. >> it was 26-year-old erin davis and volia systems that were supposed to be caring for the child. >> they were placed under arrest for charges, child neglect and then also improper storage of a firearm. >> according to the report we were able to obtain davis and simms took the toddler to central florida hospital but when questioned by investigators their stories continued to change. they say neither simms nor davis would say who the gun belonged to. >> there was some inconsistencies in the stories that we were given. our investigators did determine that the juvenile was left unattended in a garage. >> after speaking to the grandmother of the toddler who told me she would be caring for protective services

sonni: the search continues in brevard county for the person who hit an eight-year-old child and just kent going. >> bob: the child is all right, and police might be getting closer to finding a suspect. derrol nail has the story. >> the boy who was sit here at this intersection, and the victim of a hit-and-run, appears to be doing a lot better today as he returned home this afternoon. this afternoon the hit-and-run victim, deshaun hill was back to being a kid, playing on his front lawn, although more cautious before going into the police. police say he was hit while ride his bicycle through the intersection around 6:00 in the the impact hard enough to knock the front tire off his back and send him flying on to the pavement. a little more than three miles away at the save allot parking lot police stopped a white ford van matching the description of a suspect vehicle reported by witness is. the driver was questioned by police. >> of course i'm angry, but then he left, and when he came back, it made me feel like he came back to see that child or person wasn't dead. and then left. >> reporter: police say th

this is from our viewer, bob childs, how is out in haywood county. he is about 3800 feet and he is already saying there is quarter inch of snow out there in haywood county. not the only place in western north carolina that is seeing the snow currently. asheville, many other mountain locations getting a dusting already. accumulate as we make or way through the rest of the morning hours. now, i do think it is going to start lessening as we make our way to lunchtime but we could get upwards of an inch, possibly even more as we make our way into 12 p.m. as we also are heading into the afternoon hours, that's when things are really going to start clearing out. and we will bring in a little more sunshine. the winds are going to be whipping around just a little bit, so there is going to be some breezy conditions, but overall, the chill is going to be our next topic of conversation bringing us into the start of the work week. but, right now, we are back in the "carolina kitchen" with jenny, beer owner of elements real food. thank you so much for being here.

. >> bob: is central florida mother is accused of beating her child while folding her laundry. >> sonni: she is facing charges of child abuse. holly bristow has more on the attack. >> reporter: police are commending the witness who called 911 on behalf of this little boy too young to defend himself. this 23-year-old mother was arrested after police say she beat her toddler. >> the police department received ca received call from someone who observed a caregiver striking a child and treating the child in what that person perceived to be a manner that wasn't okay. >> reporter: according to what witnesses told the investigating officer her one to two year old child walked up to her crying reaching up to be picked up. the arrest affidavit said toddler she cursed at the toddler, told him to shut up and striked the child multiple times with a closed first in the leg, mouth and chest and continued to curse at him. behavior that got brow raising from folks outside. >> getting beat and hungry? that is crazies. >> reporter: jacky johnson has two kids of her own. she is happy the by stander called

offender registries are set to warn you about offenders living in your neighborhood. raping another child. bob is in the area looking at juvenile register register riding riding -- registers. >> he did the same to another girl in the same area. you will not find his name on a sex offender registry. >> it's a crime shocking a springfield neighborhood. 18-year-oldlane accused of raping a 12-year-old girl inside a home. he was arrested after the police told police what happened. >> i don't care if you're 12, 24, 36, whatever. if you're convicted of raping a child, everybody should know about it. >> in 2013, lane was 15 years old charged with rape and kidnapping, in a different springfield neighborhood against a different 12-year-old. >> she had a tent in her backyard. the tent. that's where the offense occurred. >> the pictures of adult sex offenders are on the registry. people living within a thousand feet are notified. your won't find lane's picture. since he was convicted of a juvenile. >> no one know if a juvenile offender is living in your neighborhood. >> that's correct. they can live close

child tomorrow. hopefully he'll be okay, bob. >> have our fingers crossed and that child in our prayers. in the meantime, knew inn it toies -- titusville, it's left a man dead. the victim's name, not yet been

child tomorrow. hopefully he'll be okay, bob. >> have our fingers crossed and that child in our prayers. in the meantime, knew inn it toies -- titusville, it's left a man dead. the victim's name, not yet been interviewing the driver. and we do have that breaking news from south central kansas tonight. four people are dead and more than a dozen others injured after a series of shootings. right now deputies pouring over these multiple scenes in the town of heston, just north of wichita kansas, and tiffany teasley, she's in studio right now, and joining us with the latest. tiffany? >> reporter: the sheriff in harper county just gave up an updated number on those killed and injured. four people are dead and another 14 people injured. investigators say the gunman randomly shot people on the street until small kansas town, carjacked a person and then drove to a nearby lawn mower plant. once there, he opened fire on employees. the sheriff says a police officer shot and killed the suspect. they're working on i had if i go >> we'd like to get that as quick as we can but that all depends on how th

there was a accidental shooting by a four-year-old child shooting a two-year-old play mate. bob? >> charry, good evening. we are hearing that the child has been removed from temple hospital transported to st. christophers. we are hearing from detectives that the child will pull through and be okay. >> how did the kids four and two years old gain access to a .40 caliber gun. that's the question trying to be found out tonight as the family spends the night at the hospital. the two-year-old was shot in the stomach. >> we have reports that the mother was preparing thanksgiving dinner when the two children were playing with the gun. >> we are told that he like any two-year-old doesn't deserve this. >> it's a family oriented neighborhood. it hurts everybody. >> detectives tell us the four-year-old discharged the gun. it went through the two-year-old's hand and into his stomach. >> the gun, .40 caliber, a large handgun. we found blood and a bullet hole in the first floor living room. >> the only ones home at the time, the two kids, the two-year-old's mom and her boyfriend. they were in t

bob massi- we have knowledge this same dog bit another child a few weeks ago is another layer here that could impact both cival we found left eye's owner on facebook... we also found a post showing the woman tried to get rid of "left eye" last year. she wrote, "i need 2 find this goofy loveable dog a good loving home." we also called metro police. they told us officers were cald to the same neighborhood in january because someone reported dogs running loose- including a dog who looked like left eye. bob massi- if you kept the dog secured the dog this child would be here now thats what they have to pay for civally and criminally county officials tell fox5 the dog was euthanized thursday morning. but for derione stevenson's family... its not enough. alvina mason- he tell me 50 times day i love you alvina mason- i feel like im dreamin talked to derion stevensons uncle tonight and i asked him if they planned to file a lawsuit he told me the family isn't thinking about that right now he said they're still in shock. he did tell me however that he personally would like to see the dog owner cha

this is my view from the sky deck, come on, gorgeous, blue skies, they have kid bob tunes going down in the child care center. it was great. i know those kid bob tunes by heart, guys, by heart. looking at cape may courthouse few cloud in the sky. beautiful evening down the shore as well. perfect friday. you can see this bank of clouds, it is drifting through and few cloud here this evening. but as we head back to the west is where we are seeing our next system pro tuesdaying pretty nasty storms over the up are peninsula of michigan and with wisconsin this afternoon. these storms are heading our way for tomorrow. they have limiting factors. it depend how much heat and how much sunshine we will see before the storms, arrive. they will be isolated but locally strong. temperatures 76 degrees in philadelphia 76 in millville. seventy-seven in atlantic city. future temperatures though watch this warm up as we head into tomorrow morning temperatures in the 50's and lower 60's when you wake up but mid afternoon out ahead of the storms we will get in the upper 80's. a couple days in the 70's tomorrow will

bob massi- if you kept the dog in a safe place and secured the dog this child would be here now thats what they have to pay for civally and criminally county officials tell fox5 the dog was euthanized thursday morning. but for derione enough. alvina mason- he tell me 50 times day i love you alvina mason- i feel like im dreamin fox five called animal control to ask about the dog's past, but they wouldn't comment on any previous report. they told us metro police is handling the investigation. the shocking image of a victim of war. a young boy who's home was blown up while him and his family were still inside. is sending shockwaves around the globe. the little boy-- named omran daqneesh.... appears to be just four or five years old. clearly in shock from what he has just endured. he sits on a chair inside an ambulance -- officials say this picture was taken shortly after the attack on his town. after three straight days of russian airstrikes. the united nations is now calling for a new cease fire in syria. to allow for "de mistura says: "no humanitarian aid is reaching anywhere syria at

the child' s mother, susan richardson, has been charged help with their investigation. wesh 2' s bob kealing joins us live at the willow bend conference -- complex where a robotic camera was used today. bob: you can see what of the dumpsters that was taken to get any evidence yesterday. the crime tape is still on it. we watched as crews open to different manholes looking for any sort of evidence. workers sent a robotic camera to and through underground pipes to look for any evidence of the missing newborn girl nicknamed baby willow. we were there as teams inspected via video screen inside their truck, the crawler camera making its way through an underground network in search of evidence. willow bend resident dashia bradley is a new mom herself and calls the case heartbreaking. dashia bradley: i really hope like they can just find her she deserves a chance she , deserves to live. judge: are you awake? bob: in court yesterday, the child' s mother 30-year-old susan richardson was groggy and has shown little interest in helping police discover what became of the infant. after giving conf

and the disturbing allegations and child pornography. and bobnard is live in gle glenarden judge sylvania elementary school for alleged incidents happen. prince george county some video recordings of children in gle glenard on municipal center at the teresa 'banks memorial aquatic center and some of the children's homes and right now this denane car owe way age years old a volunteer here at the school a youth choir director in the area and he's facing ten counts they know of ten victims ages 9 to 13 that's what he's facing rights now and police tell us here nay second how they discovered this and wael hear a parent in this area 'rkt ago old crimes you never know. very disappointed. >> on thrs a victim's relative discovered a nude photo on the cellphone of a judge sylvania woods elementary school student and that photo was electrically sent to caroway through the kikk messenger april. >> we're hearing about that kikk messenger app and ten known victims and 407 videos row covered from this deonta caroway so far and he's held on one million bond. >

child lives. >> reporter: bob ward, fox 25 news. >>> strong show of support for a trooper killed in the line of duty. him and killing him was in court. some of his seven children as well as about a dozen troopers were in the audience. prosecutors say he had marijuana in his system following the deadly crash in march. >>> an auto graphed patriots helmet was stolen from a restaurant in foxborough has been returned. we showed you this surveillance video earlieronest customer climbing over the bar earlier of the customer climbing over the bar and stealing the helmet. and he sent the helmet back and the number to cover the tab. >>> 113 errors were reported at massachusetts hospitals last year that's a 60% increase from the year before. medication error either killed or seriously injured a patient. there were almost 500 cases of contaminated drugs reported. >>> 75 in boston at this late hour it's a mild night for sure it's in the upper 60s in worcester county on the outer cape and golf temperatures. 78? by 10:00 a.m. so we're already warming up into the 80s by lunchtime. in the beach with yinch and w

. >>> it is the annual charity day for wti in new york city, and bob pisani is looking like a small child let me tell you that it is always nice to be here with the btig charity trying to raise $600 million for charity. shaquille o'neal, i swear every year, you are here, you get t l taller. who are you here representing this year? >> chairman of the life fund and creating scholarships for the nurses for the last five years. >> this is famed in honor of your grandmother who was a nurse? >> yes, she was a nurse, and my mother just received her doctorate degree, and i know she is watching, and so congratulation, mom. and so we want to help men and women who have wanted to become nurses for about 25 years. >> in the middle of the playoffs, lebron and the cavaliers looking strong here, and are they going all of the way? >> i think it is a rematch of the last year's finals, cleveland cavaliers and golden state. steph curry playing unbloo unbelievable, and cleveland unbelievable, but you can't count out the spurs and okc with that series, but in my opinion, i think it is a rematch of last year.

lawson is charged with dui and child neglect. >> bob: if you're not prepping your kid for kindergarten, you may be falling behind. >> sonni: news to me. local teachers are trying to get the word out. >> we have 30-minute workout in kindergarten, always going to be behind. little kids make big >> sonni: times have changed. talking about prep classes for considered. teachers say thus is a must. >> bob: 87% of children they say are not ready. there's a new app out there that is trying to turn things around. jackie shows us how. >> our letter today is the so what we're going to do is go ahead -- >> reporter: these four and five-year-olds have not started kindergarten just yet. >> cat. >> reporter: but when they do their teacher says they'll be ready to read and right. and it's thanks to an app called, footsteps to brilliance. an app that gives students pre-k through second grade a head start to success. >> they're working with the children at home. they're doing it on their own without somebody needing to be with them. >> reporter: this free app is a huge help for kid learning english as a

wesh 2' s bob kealing tells us, a couple is facing criminal charges and the little girl and another child have been removed from the home. >> that' s the thing about children, they' re very quick. you have to put everything out of their way. bob: carrie raines lives across the street from this converted garage where sanford police say a toddler managed to get access to a handgun tuesday night and wound herself in the hand. >> the child was injured by a firearm, and was left in the area unattended with access to a firearm with no supervision. bob: police have charged this couple they describe as the child' s caregivers, 22-year-old devolia sims and 26-year-old aaron davis, with felony child neglect with great bodily harm and unsafe storage of a firearm. police say they received conflicting stories about what happened in the converted garage where it happened. according to police, when they drug paraphenalia and ammunition within reach. raines says it' s a blessing the child was not more seriously injured. >> everything has to be put up. one time they' re here, another they' re over there.

disagree with what bob just said. but that child that goes to a a h quality preschool or mother that gets coached, as bob a s it, they still live in very difficult house hold. they live in a very difficult neighborhood. more than likely, the kids go to a lousy school. our recommendation is we need to eal on all three fronts at one time. we need to talk about families, improve education, including education. we need to do something about work, especially with regard to young men. one more comment and that is i think i know a amount about preschool literature. i find it a little discouraging, that we're able to long-term impacts on anything like a broad scale is quite weak. the boston preschool program for example but we don't know nything about the long term there. head start has shown that it probably does not produce effects or some exception. we'll have an argument about it. e're not putting kids -- our kids are in average or worse settings generally for preschool now. an immense task to improve the quality of those firms so we're

ogles says the charges of child molestation are stunning. bob----i'm surprised. being a grandfather of 18....he never would have made it out of the laundry room with me. rekowski was reportedly locked in a laundry room when the mother of one of the alleged victims discovered child porn images on rekowski's phone. close----rekowski is just two days shy of his 45th birthday and if he's convicted on all the charges he could spend the rest of his life in prison. at the dearborn county courthouse i'm gordon graham fox19 now. a kenton county man will now spend the next five years in prison for distributing child porn. 32-year old william summerlin, seen here, was sentenced today found child porn on his electronic devices. in addition to jail time, he'll also be ordered into a sex offender treatment program. multiple police departments are on the hunt tonight for a suspect who lead officers on an overnight chase that ended with a crash! take a look at your screen. police say this man is clarence jones, who allegedly came into the walmart on red bank road just before 5 a

condition. >>> breaking news out of vallejo where a child is hurt after being burned in an early morning house fire. several other people are homeless. >> bobredell is live there. the child is expected to be okay. [ no audio ] >> the fire captain said it was minor. fire breaking out on carl avenue 1:20 this morning. the fire department said when they arrived a quarter of the home was on fire. they realized they would need extra help and called for a second alarm. i did speak with a fire instructor on the scene waiting for the sun to come up to get an idea what caused this fire. he said mostly it was contained to the back. it started in a bedroom. he doesn't know what the cause is as of yet. that's where one of the children was asleep. the mother had to get the children out. there were three adults, four children inside. everyone was able to get out. the one child did get out but first and second degree burns. cause unknown of this fire that destroyed the back of this house here on carl avenue in vallejo. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> 6:06. a wrong turn during a chp chase landed the driver of this infinity in big trouble. he crashed int

child abuse. her name is mariah gonzalez. police say she was the victim's babysitter. >> bob ridel is live. you have the documents released just an hour ago. we are talking about a 13-month-old baby. how do the parents know? >> reporter: according to law enforcement, it was a hidden video camera hidden in the boy's bedroom that allegedly captured moriah gonzales of livermore allegedly abusing a 13-year-old boy. police say she was in the boy's bedroom in the home where she was hired as a nanny, trying to calm the boy up and down by bouncing him up and down. police say the video appears to she her putting her hand over his face to muffle the crying. the boy squirms and kicks, goes limp, she puts him on to her shoulder, where he begins to cry again, and finally into his crib for a nap. she then leaves the room. police reported what they say in the video. next day, an interviewer interviews gonzales, who they say waived her miranda rights. she says she was surprised to say she was caught on camera and denies she hurt the child in any way. the d.a. has since charged her with felony charge child

drain this pond and look for the richardson remains in the orange county jail on child neglect charges. fox35 news. >> bob: deputies spent the morning searching for more human remains near the volusia county jail after they found a human skull. kelly joyce has more on the search. >> reporter: the original county sheriff's deputies wrapped up the search today where human remains were found yesterday. they found more bones today. they had to suspend the area because they need heavier equipment because the woods are so thick. volusia county sheriff's deputies don't know if is one person or more they found here. they do tell us they are looking into the possibility that the remains could belong to a homeless man who was in the volusia county jail and got out in 2014 and was seen going into the woods at one point. that is part of the investigation. >> sonni: a follow-up on a young clermont police officer who was injured critically by an ex exploding gas can. tracy jacem reports on the people coming out to support the officer. >> reporter: 60 people came out here to donate blood to one blood. the blood they are

bob: 66-year-old donald sharp showed no emotion during his first court appearance on charges of sexual battery and lewd and lascivious acts on a child under twelve. >> that is a capital offense. bob: for seven years, apopka police say a former student of elementary school third grade

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under twelve, and lewd and lascivious acts on a child. >> that is a capital offense. bob: back in 2008, the alleged victim tells police sharp made inappropriate advances on her, then took her in to a secluded hallway. >> he took her outside on multiple occassions, put his hands down the front of her this girl lived with this dark secret. it she then started showing signs more recently of post traumatic stress, finally telling a parent what happened. court papers papers uncovered by wesh 2 news indicate sharp was investigated by orange county schools in 2009 on allegations of letting children sit on his lap. he allegedly apologized for the inappropriate behavior and said it would stop. but investigators say it continued for the rest of the school year. he' s now being held on no bond. bob kealing, wesh 2 news. meredith: new video just in to wesh 2 news showing a daytona beach officer' s dash cam video of a teenage suspect deliberately slamming into the police chief and spinning him out. the video shows chief mike chitwood' s vehicle to the left of the suspect vehicle tryin

we posted pictures on facebook.com/fox35news so you can share the missing child alert with your friends. >> bob: sky fox over the scene a lynx bus crash. nine people had to be taken to the hospital. investigators say the bus was making a stop when a car rear ended the suv and that send the suv crashing into the bus. 20 people were on board of the bus at the time of the crash. the injuries are considered minor and the driver of the car was issued a ticket for careless driving. florida university is settling a lawsuit that accuses jameis winston of rape. $250,000 and her attorney fees of $700,000. the fsu president said the school is settling in order to avoid millions on the lawsuit. erica kinsman accused winston of rape but he was never charged. the university will make five-year commitment to sexual assault awareness. erica kinsman filled a separate lawsuit against jameis winston which is not affected by the suit today. jameis winston counter sued for defamation. the trial is set for march of 2017 in orlando. >> andrea: orlando mayor john morgan is doing what he can to get the medical marijuan

helps keep your laundry pacs safe and your child safer. bob buesing... on the record. he sues tax payers to cover the outrageous cost of a lavish courthouse. buesing files forclosures on homes critical to seniors. his law firm is accused of running up costs on a school for things she never did. so we ask... mr. buesing, will you do anything to win? anything? to beat this woman. >>> good morning. i'm candace mccowan. time now is 8:27. we are following breaking news this morning. woodbury road is closed as fhp investigates a deadly crash off of the i-75 overpass early morning single vehicle crash. officials tell us that two of the victims were children and their parents were in the driver and passenger seats. witnesses say the car was speeding down the highway and then lost control, hitting a guardrail and a concrete wall. it flew over the rail and onto the road below. rescue crews say half of the car was on fire. >>> ed bloodsworth has a look at the weekend forecast. >> starting off with morning clouds. but by the afternoon, mostly today and tomorrow. looking quiet weat

bob: but defense lawyers witness. when i tried to talk with her crowds outside the troom she hid her face. >> we have witnesses who say you saw videotapes of child molestation. >> bob: that according to one of bianculli's shore victims. >> my innocence was taken. >> bob: a neighbor said he lured her into his hom chloroformed her and sequelae abused her at the age of ten a continued for tevin more years always with a video camera rolling. >> i k kw that a witness has seen those videos, and she told me w wt happened on those tapes. >> b: the wons: kim bianculli who olson said came to h%r in the late 19 acts and told her she had found incriminating videotapes bianculli and his victims. i asked her what did he do? he has this fetis for the dead, and he likes to pretend he is bring us back t life. he would be slamming me and trying to give me cpr and shaking me and trying to revive me. >> bob: olson said kim bianculli who married louis bianculli in 1985 when she was 19 and he was almost 40 also recognized someone else in those tapes. >> to her surprise, she saw herself in those videos. he would chloroform her while she was already asleep because she

a federal program retrains wounded combat veterans to fight a different kind of enemy, child sex predators. >> bob: their training begins in pinellas county. more about the hero core. tough for anyone, but especially someone as highly specialized as >> i was thinking after i got hurt, there might not be another opportunity for me to do the another job. >> reporter: sergeant block is a he heel army ranger. in 2013 a suicide bomber almost took his life and for a while did take his life's purpose. >> what i like to do as a ranger, i like to go find bad guys. i was really good at it. and now i've got this opportunity with the hero core. >> reporter: the hero core, homeland security in 2012, it trains wounded warriors to fight a different enemy, child sex predators. on tuesday a class of 24 recruits for the program gathered at the pinellas county emergency operations center to begin training. among them, army colonel stephanie gerber, who had what she would only describe as a devastating experience overseas take left her wondering if she could go on living. and then she heard about the hero core's miss

bob: let's turn to child knew trishon. disappointing development this morning. yesterday, the chair of the subcommittee of the house that has jurisdiction released a bill. in the senate, the senate ag committee negotiated a bill, it's not a bill, a bipartisan compromise but it's a step forward and it's bipartisan. and i hope we get there. did you the bill that was released yesterday just looking at it this morning, you talked earlier about community ellgibblet. people on my staff who know these numbers looked at it and tell me that the draft bill or the bill just introduced would take community eligibility, a program under which schools in high poverty areas ask launch save the money on the paperwork and where we always miss some kids where you have to do the paperwork. this bill would reduce from 18,000 to and 7,000 schools that are doing eligibility and doing it. there are three million kids in those schools. i was disappointed. i don't know if you had a chance to look at the bill viltsvills everyone who is paying deaningszose not like that provision from the

and that's something that bob's going to show and talk about a little bit. and ultimately, it leads to lower child held andwell being. d health and well being. as andy pointed out and as bob will say too, it's the poor people who are getting into this situation. clearly, this is a big part of the problem. but this situation is making things worse for them, i would argue. so just to start at birth, when we looked at these children in the -- and these were births in large cities -- we found, like very similar to what andy's talking about, these are the unmarried births. half of these parents were cohabiting at the time of the birth. so these weren't casual relationships or one-night stands. the fathers were actually living with the mother. another 32 % of these unmarried parents were in a dating relationship. some of them had plans to marry. they thought they were going to marry. very large proportions said they wanted to marry. only 8% were friends, and only 8% had little or no contact with each other. so there was a lot of high hopes at the beginning of this situation when the baby's born. but fiv

man was elementary school volunteer and thousand he's facing several ounts count of fellly child porn. >> bob is live in glenarden and judge silzanio elementary school why the alleged incident happened. >> good morning to you maroon, wisdom, deonta car owe way 22 years old was a volunteer at sylvania woods elementary school and according to prince george country police was recording children on video performing sex acts with each other and alone. and not just here. at school. but allegedly at the gledarden municipal center and lola quadic center also at some of the children's homes. this all was discovered when police say the uncle of one of the victims discovered a nude photo on his nephew's phone that was sent to caroway on the kikk app. that's that april getting a lot of attention lately. so the photo was shared. it led police to this deonta carroway and he's facing ten counts ever sex crimes with children ranging in the age of 9 to 13. here's prince george county police. >> so this is kind of wake up call built you never know where individuals i'm very disappointd thursday a victim's rela

also here is bob, the founder and currently the director of one child at a time, and we have robin white here, who is the chief operating officer for youth for fitness and education. welcome all of you to the show. we saw demonstrations before about your program. tell us a little bit about your outreach and how that fits in. >> our outreach -- we're a bunch of martial artists who are passionate about self-defense and martial arts. we feel for them. >> you've been awarded for the community outreach, the way you've gone out and reached and touched people. how have you been able to do that? >> anytime someone asks for classes, if we can do it, we'll do it. we host free self-defense classes in house. now that we've teamed up with one child at a time we're able to reach even more people as well which ties this in together. >> let's talk about one child at a time. what's the connection? >> one child at a team, make sure it's one child at a time, inc. i've worked with children since 2000 and started my own nonprofit. i always say mother teresa, stella, you bring me the children you want me to w

whwherere e >> bob: a toddler was found wandering around outside of a hotel and the mother is charged with child neglect. >> luanne: here is the story you will only see on fox. >> reporter: the woman got out evening. her baby was found alone outside of the hotel in a diaper and long sleeve shirt at 3 am. when deputies found the woman she had a bag of cannabis and uttered she had smoked marijuana earlier in the day. she covered her face with the blanket and had no comment. she was returning from the store to buy alcohol and cigarettes when another guest tracked her down. >> bob: and an orange county judge said more time is needed to decide whether the teenager is accused of running down an orlando police officer should be allow allowed to bound out. anderson and his wife were in court asking the judge to keep william kelty behind bars. he is accused of running over the officer after the officer ordered the boys to get out. instead kelty took off and allegedly his the oft. his wife said he hasn't ben the same. >> memory issues, tremors, spinal cord pain, head pain, neck pain, he suffers from ptsd

will be two-months-old tomorrow and it' s heartbreaking for me to know something like bob: in court yesterday, the child' s mother, 30-year-old susan richardson, was groggy and has shown little interest in helping police discover what became of the infant. after giving conflicting stories that she' d had a miscarriage, s porch, she' s been jailed on felony child neglect charges. another resident, who asked not to be identified, said she' t seem to care. >> they should lock her up and throw away the key. that' s a baby. bob: the department of children and families released a statement, dcf will continue to work with law enforcement and will take any necessary steps to protect any other children in this family. johnny bryant, the man with whom richardson was staying, declined comment today. previously he told wesh 2 he does not know what she did with the child. after five hours of searching we can also tell you that opd is telling us they are planning another search for the morning. summer: partial human remains were found off of a busy road. meredith: volusia county investigators say they are on the scen

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. >> bob: a toddler is safe after a terrifying ordeal. >> luanne: the child was found hotel near the pool area. we have a live report on what happened to the mother. with the fox35 pump patrol: again! r again! again! again! again? again! again! general mills is removing artificial flavors and colors from our cereals. so you can love cereal... >> bob: a toddler was found wandering around outside of a hotel and the mother is charged with child neglect. >> luanne: here is the story you will only see on fox. >> reporter: the woman got out of jail at 8 o'clock this evening. her baby was found alone outside of the hotel in a diaper and long sleeve shirt at 3 am. when deputies found the woman she had a bag of cannabis and uttered she had smoked marijuana earlier in the day. she covered her face with the blanket and had no comment. she was returning from the store to buy alcohol and cigarettes when another guest tracked her down. >> bob: and an orange county judge said more time is needed to decide whether the teenager orlando police officer should be allow allowed to bound out. anderson and

child neglect. thank you for joining us. >> bob: all of this happened after a toddler was shot in the hand at a sanford residence. here's more. >> reporter: officer at the sanford police department say they were lefted by hospital officials that a toddler was suffering from a gunshot wound to the hand at the hospital. and that where is their investigation began. now these two suspects, 22-year-old devolia simms and 26-year-old aaron davis, are chargeed child neglect after employs saying they were supposed to be supervising the toddler and they left her unsupervisessed the garage. the toddler was able to get ahold of the gun. officers say she accidentally shot herself in the hand with police told us what else they found in the garage. >> when they went to the residence, they found in the garage -- it was disarray and there were drug paraphernalia, magazines with ammunition in the magazine, and there was also an amount of ammunition kind of spread throughout the garage. >> police are not releasing the relationship between the suspect and that toddler, to protect that toddler's identity. we do know that d

we had to focus on loving our child no matter what. >> tonight c.j. is in for a surprise from bob the drag queen i've never met a kid who dressed as me for halloween. hi, how are you? it's me, bob. >> the two exchanging gifts. >> your very own purse first shirt. >> and trick-or-treating. >> hi, trick or treat. hey, trick or treat. we're here for candy. >> reporter: strutting down the street, of course purse first. great story. thank you for watching abc news tonight. as always, we're online 24/7 at abcnews.com and on our "nightline" facebook page. thanks again for watching. good night. dr. oz: everyone's hot on the greek yogurt band wagon. but are you getting real deal? we put popular brands to the

>> it happened over the weible tonight we have learned a mysterious neighbor saved that child's life. fox 25's bob ward spoke to the baby's parents. >> my whole world. >> reporter: this is raylynn where just over a week old early saturday morning raylynn's mom riley noticed her child suddenly had trouble breathing. >> she arched her back backwards and opened her mouth and started flailing her head side to side. raylynn's dad cory rushed to help and in moments it got worse. >> she's turning purposing, bluish her eyes are popping out of her head. >> reporter: almost at the same time cory called 911 and the couple rushed outside for fresh ai begged for help. >> i ran outside and i started screaming for help you know my baby is dying she's turning blue can somebody help me. >> reporter: the seconds seemed like hours then before emergency crews arrived someone would call chapped next a miracle. >> one nice lady came running out of nowhere in the dark and just grabbed her from me and started doing c.p.r. on her and soon after i heard her start she getting air then the ambulance came a few minutes after

we had to focus on loving our child no matter what. >> tonight c.j. is in for a surprise from bob the drag queen himself. >> i'm very excited to meet c.j., it's going to be very fun. i've never met a kid who dressed as me for halloween. >> the two exchanging gifts. >> your very own purse first shirt. >> and trick-or-treating. >> hi, trick or treat. hey, trick or treat. we're here for candy. >> reporter: strutting down the street, of course purse first. great story. thank you for watching abc news tonight. as always, we're online 24/7 at abcnews.com and on our "nightline" facebook page. thanks again for watching. >>> the insider, tracking the biggest stories making news today. >>> do you think they'll get back together or is this it? >> you mean after he aired the reality show, do we believe this is a publicity stunt? >> i don't like that. >> number one, wendy williams

we had to focus on loving our child no matter what. >> tonight c.j. is in for a surprise from bob the drag queen himself. >> i'm very excited to meet c.j., it's going to be very fun. i've never met a kid who dressed as me for halloween. hi, how are you?

we had to focus on loving our child no matter what. >> tonight c.j. is in for a surprise from bob the drag queen himself. >> i'm very excited to meet c.j., it's going to be very fun. i've never met a kid who dressed as me for halloween. >> the two exchanging gifts. >> your very own purse first shirt. >> and trick-or-treating. >> hi, trick or treat. hey, trick or treat. we're here for candy. >> reporter: strutting down the street, of course purse first. great story. thank you for watching abc news tonight. as always, we're online 24/7 at abcnews.com and on our "nightline" facebook page. thanks >>> coming to you from hollywood, it's comi"comics unleashed," with your host, byron allen. tonight, byron welcomes jeff brown. butch bradley! miles in a diaper just to be here, byron allen! >> all right! all right! thank you. thank you.