thanks for joining us am "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves joins us live outside of the facilityhere the body was actually discovered. alycia. >> reporter: well, natasha, authorities believe the person who was killed and then set on fire was shot at least eight times. now, workers just find me did make the gruesome discovery this morning in this lot just in front of the facility. now, this lot is far away from the main road and almost all the way around is covered by overgrown trees not to mention in the wee hours of the morning it would have been dark back here. there's almost no lighting in the area. police were called to this northeast philadelphia recycling and garbage facility around 5:30 this morning for a gruesome discovery. workers here told authorities they had heard what sounded like fireworks going off around 3:45 a.m. it wasn't until about an hour later that a truck driver pulling up to the quick transfer station along east orthodox street saw something burning in the lot. the truck driver tried to extinguish and then realized what was on fire appeared to be a man's b

that is where we will find our alycia nieves with the very latest on this investigation, alycia. >> reporter: cosmo dinardo and his co conspirator sean kratz were arraigned here, a little while ago. they are in jail behind bars tonight they were denied bail. investigators say that this investigation, this murder investigation is by far largest they have ever had to deal with and new that there is some resolution, they are hoping that the family of the four victims may now start looking for some peace. it has been a week long mystery now solved with an unfortunate ending, police confirmed they have found bodies of the jimmy dean far chan owe, mark surges and tom meo. >> i feel, a lot of sadness and relief, and feel so proud of my team. >> reporter: investigators with the bucks county district attorney's office with state, local police, even the s spi searched this massive property in solebury township for 96 hours non-stop, until finally a confession. cosmo dinardo admitted killing of the four men and showed police where bodies were. in exchange, for relief from the death penalty. police made

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live at police headquarters with the very latest. ycia. >> reporter: well, natasha, police are saying this is still an ongoing investigation. they had taken a neighbor into custody who admitted to shooting and killing the couple last weekend but he has since been released, that is something the family of the couple killed are struggling with tonight. more than 100 people outside a home along james street in the frankford section of philadelphia for a vigil that is also a plea for justice. >> it's a tragedy and it should have never happened. >> reporter: last sunday 45-year-old bob depaul and his girlfriend 42-year-old august dempsey were shot and killed a few feet from his home. >> she is the sweetest outgoing most heartwarming person ever. >> reporter: these are the two sons misdemeanor see leaves -- missdempsey leaves behind. >> this is the hardest thing of my entire life. i now have to step up and take care of the responsibilities that my mother did. >> reporter: they are trying to stay strong only a new feet away from where a man

reporting live from solebury township, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. we will go to "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos live in front of the house in been sale them was raid today in connection to the investigation, greg what do you know. >> reporter: well, jessica alycia just mentioned this is a very large investigation, police from different jurisdictions throughout the county searching multiple homes including this home right here behind me in bensalem. thinks off waylen circle and public record show it is owned by bernardo family. cosmo lives here and that teen may be involved in the disappearance of the these four young men. minutes ago he was rained in bensalem on unrelated weapons charges and transported to the bucks county correctional facility. new video from chopper three showing him being escorted inside county jail, throughout the afternoon, law enforcement officials from county, state, federal agencies including the fbi, collected evidence, from this very home here in bensalem, district attorney from bucks county matthew weintraub says he

we have team coverage of the rapidly developing story with "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves who joins us live at police search sight in montgomery township with what we have learned today about the investigation, a leash. well, ukee and jessica there has been increased presence of the site being searched nearby and we had chopper three over that site a little while ago and within the pennsylvania hour, it was already pretty dramatic and increase has intensified more. weaver seen investigators focus on one area of the property. there was one tents put up and new there are several tents over that area with police and authorities dig in sifting through dirt. we have seen forensics team out there despite all this digging and what it may look like, what some may deduce by seeing some of the push that we have had from chopper three authorities are saying they are trying to be hopeful to the four men who went missing in bucks county last week, we still, may be found alive, it is being called biggest search investigation that bucks county has ever seen, teams of the fbi agents and nearl

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves joins us in allentown with that part of the coverage, alycia. >> reporter: jessica, mayor of allentown a little while ago proclaimed he is completely innocent saying only thing he has done wrong was trust michael fleck. he ran his campaign and ran campaign of the former mayor of reading. he is one man that seems to connect these two mayors accused of corruption. another case of corruption begins public officials in pennsylvania, this time acting united states attorney lewis l.a.vin announced an indictment on the former mayor of reading vaughn spencer and current mayor of allentown ed pawlowski. >> the a indictment is alleged that the marry petely abused the trust of the citizens of allentown and reading. >> reporter: two mayors are dealing with dozens of counts of bribery, fraud charges, for trading city contracts in exchange for campaign funds. >> pawlowski and spencer essentially put a for sale sign up in front of the city hall. >> reporter: federal government has already taken down 11 people. >> francis dougherty. >> reporter: some are also

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live on wood land avenue with the details on hoist gettingt, alycia. >> reporter: well, jim, in the past week there have been three drive by attacks and two of them victims were someone involved or connected to transgender community or transgendered person leading police to be initially concerned that community was being targeted. but now authorities are not so sure that is the case. around the fourth of july outside morris home on wood land avenue in philadelphia, fire works were thrown at an employee. they came from a car driving bias employee was simply waiting for a trolley outside none in profit home that helped people in the transgendered community. on the same street a few days later yesterday police were called after a car stopped in the same area of wood land avenue and let off a paint ball gun hitting two transgendered individual. authorities were initially concerned that people in the transgendered community here were targeted but then there was a third incident another paint ball gun attack nearby. individuals shot were not transg

i object reporter alycia nieves is live in logan circle this evening with a look at how folks are dealingith yet another sticky day. it's just brutal out there, alycia. >> reporter: it really is, though, natasha. we've had temperatures in the 90's for the past five days and at times it has felt like this relentless or oppressive heat. i spoke to a woman earlier who says she has been hiding out indoors in the air conditioning since the start of this heat wave but we saw people who seem to be saying enough, they're not going to let the heat stop them from having fun. >> reporter: relentless heat meet people determined not to be stopped by the hot weather this weekend by the art museum, the iconic steps doing the good old rocky run. many were noticeably walking with water bottles stopping at the ice cream trucks, a line in front of the mister softee showing business is good for the ice cream man and street vendors selling cold drinks. the heat wave this week has so many doing whatever it takes to stay hydrated and keep cool. in fact down at the ben franklin parkway some were even jumping in

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves joins us live outside of police headquarters with the very latestn this ongoing investigation. alycia. >> reporter: well, natasha, police believe the person who was killed and then set on fire was shot at least eight times and may have even been mutilated. authorities have not made an arrest tonight leaving people in the community where this happened resting uneasy tonight. a homicide investigation under way in the bridesburg section of northeast philadelphia. at 5:00 in the morning just outside this recycling and garbage facility, a body was discovered on fire. >> it's very scary, very scary especially with our kids here. it's -- it's shocking. >> reporter: people who live in the nearby relatively quiet neighborhood are in disbelief over the discovery but also right frightened by the gruesomeness of this crime. around 3:45 workers at the quick way transfer station heard what they now know to be gunfire. they initially thought it was fireworks. an hour later one of the workers saw flames in the front l as that worker called 911 and went to extinguis

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live on the parkway where parking restrictions ahead of theoliday are causing traffic headaches, alycia? >> reporter: well, jessica traffic troubles and parking troubles people living here are used to having them, to move their vehicles when is there a big event on the parkway. some here, have already moved their cars, if not, they will be towed in the next hour or so. other residents that we spoke to say parking problem this fourth of july weekend, the troubles they are having to get through, seem worse than n bl draft. those rents dent might be right according to the city. tens of thousands of people if not hundreds of thousands of people will pack ben franklin parkway in philadelphia, for the fourth of july fire works and concert. >> everything is block off it will be big report report excitement for the celebration is brewing, for some but frustrations are boiling over for others. >> it is absolute mess out here. >> all of the parking are here but hijack by somebody else. >> reporter: steve, lives along the parkway in and among many reside

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves joins us live from outside the philadelphia district attorney's office with this story, alycia. >> reporter: natasha and jessica that petition was dropped off here at district attorney's office just a few hours ago. it not only requested charges be filed begins a next door neighbor but it demands answers. family of august and bobby de paul, family that is struggling tonight to understand why that next door neighbor, is still a freeman. eight days ago 45 year-old bobby depaul and 42 year-old august democracy were shot to death, authorities know who killed the couple, but that person, still faces no charges . >> we're all thinking this man could commit murder and then still be home. >> reporter: upset family and friends hung this banner outside couple's home in the frankford section of philadelphia, because it was the next door neighbor that admitted to shooting them. he told police that the mother of two, father of four have tried to scale his fence when he shot them in the back of the head. two parties have been arguing earlier that night. >> now

plus more about festive fun happening out here, reporting live on the ben franklin parkway, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, it looks like fun, thanks very much. >>> in olde city you had of american independent day parade marched right past the place where it ale began. dozens of floats, marching band and military groups participated in the parade down chestnut street past independent hall. 4,000 people took part in that parade. >> that all men, all men are created equal. >> wow. >> and, that is members of the boys two men reading excerpts from the declaration of independent at celebration of freedom ceremony in olde city. philly pops big band perform for patriotic tunes and mayor jim kenney said today is the day for americans to celebrate , their freedom. >> this country belongs to everyone, it belongs to men, women, black, white, brown, immigrants, lbgtq, everyone. >> mayor kenney presented veteran ralph gallot i with the award, he was a pow with senator john mccain a admiral james stocksdale. award is given to those who achieved more than thought possible. >>> m

will speak to a friend who knows three of the men missing reporting live from solebury township alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> new evidence was revealed at a preliminary hearing for 16, ex-members of the penn state fraternity, they are facing various charges in connection with the death of a pledge during an allege hazing ritual. our david spunt was in the courtroom and joins us live outside center county courthouse in bellefonte with new information, david. >> hi, jessica it isonte with unfortunate cameras are not allowed in pennsylvania courtrooms because a lot happened, a lot of action in the courtroom for this preliminary hearing, lot of name calling, constant interruptions, 18 people charged, 16 showed up, two waved their right to a prelimb hearing. we will go straight to trial. i have covered trials a lot of years and never seen d.a. on one side of the courtroom, 16 defendants and 16 attorneys on the other side of the courtroom. behind these walls a 19 year-old who consciousness his friends didn't call 9121 for 12 hours, few days later timothy piazza was dead. >> we have

. >>> dinardo and kratz were arraigned on homicide charges, alycia nieves is in doyletown tonight with more on the legal proceedings, alycia. >> reporter: well, ukee both were arraigned, just two hours ago in a video conference that they had, both were denied bail. cosmo's arraignment was very brief, this is third arraignment he has had in this past week as far as sean kratz that arraignment took a little while longer and we have learn more about him today. it was a mystery of four young men disappearing in bucks county police now have two confessions to murder. yesterday cosmo dinardo of bensalem first admitted to killing all four men and now today sean kratz of philadelphia has confessed to police his role in the three of the men who went missing last week. kratz was arrested and charged just after a home in ambler that kratz lived in from time to time was searched today. >> nice guy just talked to him like every day. >> reporter: these neighbors are surprised that the nice young man they knew could have anything to do with the murders in bucks county. >> i can't believe it. i don't

reporting live from solebury township alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> friends, family of the missing men are hold on to hope and praying for their safe return. live team coverage continues with joe hold men solebury township, good evening, joe. >> reporter: good evening to you. we are standing right across from the edge of this property where this intense search has been unfolding all day long. this is day two of this fall on search, i can step out of the way and give you a look what we have been watching here across 202 as police continue to, talk, we see teams of police heading into the various parts of this very expansive property. you mentioned about family members, yes, they have been showing up here family and friends, although both have been refusing to talk to reporters. now one woman who would only speak to me off camera and not give me her name indicated that hope was wearing thin, as the search dragged on, prosecutors heading up the investigation have not revealed, what it is about this 90-acre property that has them searching here, except for the connection

reporting live, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you. >>> is there in berth place to celebrate independent day then in our nation's birthplace of philadelphia, for awe complete list of the celebrations happening across the city go to cbs philly.com. >>> not only do people flock to our nation's birthplace for this holiday weekend but jersey shore is a holiday favorite and crowd are there for sure. "eyewitness news" was hanging out in ocean city toy day, space was, tight, on the beach , as you can sianni plenty of people enjoyed the surf as well. families also walk ago long that famed ocean city boardwalk. >> it is a beautiful weather. beautiful for these past three days just been a little rain but good time to hang out with family, friend and having a good time walk boardwalk and see some great things here. >> also along the oc boardwalk newly opened manco and manco pizza was serving up hot pies, the popular eatery also draws crowds to the ocean city boardwalk. >>> a new jersey while some beaches are opened this weekend state owned beach west parks and other recreat

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves talked about the cease-fire with a syrian who fled violence ppo and now living in our area, alycia >> reporter: young manny spoke to has a compelling story he ace syrian refugee and as such he was able to give us perspective as to what the cease-fire means beyond politics and what it means to syrian people and while he is optimistic that will result in less bloodshed in his home country he thinks it is important that the world understands that it will still come at a cost to his people. on the sidelines of the g20 sum tonight germany, possible progress in the middlee, president donald trump and russian's vladamire putin resulting in an agreement, to back a cease-fire in war torn syria. >> when i hear stuff like that i do get a little bit happy, moving forward. >> reporter: mahmoud grew up in aleppo a city hit hardest by the country's civil war. he came to fail in 2012 after being forced to flee his home country. >> the government was able to get our names, who we are, what we did so at that point it was pretty much suicide to stay in the city.

. >> two brothers are demanding answers i'm alycia nieves the petition they have just dropped off at the district attorney's office. >>> dramatic video after a high speed chase, lead to a police shooting in atlantic city. the reason this video was released more than three years after this happened. >> chelsea? >>> i'm tracking more showers and storms, and moving in the region this evening, plus, finally a break from the humidity, we will have details in your full forecast, coming up, don. >>> i'm don bell coming to you live from day one of the eagles training camp we will have very latest from the novacare complex. >>> people are heart broken that they were good people, good neighbors. and, they looked after the kid >> now at 6:00 as a memorial grows so does the frustration for neighbors and family members. tonight, a petition, calling on the district attorney to file charges, more than a week after a couple, was shot dead, inside frankford. police say it was a neighbor who pulled trigger but no charges have been filed, good evening, i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm natasha brown in for uke

reporting live outside police headquarters in philadelphia, alycia nieves cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> alycia thank you so much. >>> and now to another developing story tonight. west goshen police release new surveillance pictures and video of the suspect's pickup truck in the murder of bianca roberson. authorities say the man behind the wheel of this red pickup truck shot and killed the 18-year-old girl on wednesday afternoon after they were trying to both merge into the same lane. the driver is described as a man between 30 and 40 years old with a medium build, blond or light brown hair considered armed and extremely dangerous. crime stoppers is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in this case. >>> and government shutdown. many nonessential services in new jersey respect closed this weekend as governor christie and the democrat led legislature try top hammer out some kind of a budget deal. it's the first shutdown of new jersey state government since 2006. at stake the nearly 35 billion-dollar spending plan. "eyewitness news" reporter henry rosoff has more. >>

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves spoke with neighbors who say they are shock. >> reporter: homicide investigation underway in the brideberg section of northeast philadelphia at 5:00 in the morning just outside this recycling garbage facility a body was discovered on fire. >> it is very scary, very scary especially with our kid here, it is shocking. >> reporter: people living in the nearby relatively quiet neighborhood are in disbelief over discovery but also frightened by gruesomeness of this crime. investigators say around 3:45 in the morning workers at the quick way transfer station heard what they know to be gunfire, initially theeari fire works, and then an hour later one of the workers saw flames in the front lot. as that worker called 911 and went to extinguish flames it was realized what was burning was a man's bullet riddled body. >> that area is remote unless you had are from around here, you wouldn't know that is back there. >> reporter: this lot near orthodox and headily street where burning body was found cannot be seen from the main road, in part, because all the way ar

reporting live outside marcus hook refinery here for sunoco alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> "eyewitness news" has learned allentown married he had pawlowski is expected to be indicted tomorrow. mayor pawlowski's attorney jack mcmahon says he will not know details of the indictment until it is unsealed tomorrow. but we do know the indictment is the result of the lengthy grand jury investigation, he may recall, fbi raided mayor pawlowski's office in 2015. >>> two men found themselves in legal trouble after authorities say they scaled ben franklin bridge to take pictures. officials shut down bridge traffic and power to the patco line around 1:15 this morning so police could remove the pair. they were identified as martin romero clark of new york city and anthony littlebridge of toledo, ohio they took them in custody once brought to ground level after about two hours. >> he put a number of our own police officers, philadelphia police officers, philadelphia fire fighters, we put their safety, lives at risk in order to deal with this. >> you are taking your life, you don't kn

"eyewitness news" report's leash a nieves is live on the parkway with a warning for ticket holders, alycia. >> reporter: jessica, for the most part here the concert is free even with the big names coming out but some people were able to claim tickets that were closer to the stage where this performance will be happening, and if those ticket hold their will want to check their tickets before help head here. every year tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of people packed ben franklin parkway. >> happy fourth of july. >> reporter: for party on independence day in the certainty of the city where it started. >> we love it up here, food great, everything is great up here. >> best thing in the world. i have been doing this for years. >> reporter: this year a good number of the people are skipping out on the five blocks of fun, the array of diet breaking festival food, all of the activity to park themselves in front of the art museum, and wait. >> i want to do waiting. >> i have been waiting for approximately four or five hours. >> reporter: you have a couple more hours to go was it wor

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves ace the home in schwanksville with the very latest, alycia? >> reporter: well, rahel authorities aren't investigating the death here as suspicious they are currently talking to the daughter who said she found perfect mother dead in the home just behind me in montgomery county earlier this morning. her mother was apparently stabbed at least one time in the chest, and the mother's death inside this home on abby lane in schwanksville happened sometime before 3:00 because a little after 3:00 when authorities were called here, when they received the 911 call from a woman, that adult daughter, who said she discovered her 54 year-old mother's body. no word on if the adult daughter lived with the mother and if not why she came to the home at 3:00 a.m. authorities are interviewing the daughter right now and they are investigating this death as this time as suspicious. crime scene has been combing through home last couple hours and we noticed surveillance video has been taken from homes of nearby neighbors. >> we will looking at any surrounding area, we

reporting live from bucks county, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a 17 year-old girl is out of the hospital after being hit by a stray bullet that came through a window of her home. that happened early this morning on the 4900 block of b street in philadelphia's feltonville section. police say stray bullet hit teen in the chest, she was treated at a hospital and released a few hours later. police are searching for the shooter. >> certainly not the first but hopefully the last, i don't want anyone struck with gunfire. it is just sad that people, you know, just in such a want on aim less fashion to use these guns. it makes no sense. >> reporter: police are asking anyone with any information about the shoot to go come forward. >>> $5,000 reward is being offered in the deadly weekend shooting of the man in a haverford township apartment complex. twenty-nine year-old john lee was gunned down saturday night in what appears to be a random shooting. police are still searching for a suspect who was caught on a security cameras fleeing the scene in a red hoodie, new picture releas

reporting live from montgomery county, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> alycia, thank you. >>> hundreds gathered in newtown to say a final farewell to one of the victims of the bucks county killings. the funeral for 19 year-old jimi patrick was held at saint andrew catholic church. patrick was a 2016 graduate of holy ghost prep school in bensalem and was getting set to begin his sophomore year as loyala university in maryland. >>> and breaking news a deadly crash has forced the shut down of the stretch of the white horse pike in berlin, camden county. chopper three, live over that scene, accident happened on the white horse pike at marshall avenue a short time ago. at least two cars were involved, and police confirmed one person was killed. we also know that lanes are closed in both directions. so avoid that area, if possible and we will continue to give you updates. >>> fire fighters are making progress containing this large forest fire in south jersey, the fire has been burning deep within wharton state for necessary burlington county, since yesterday afternoon. fire off

"eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live with more on what this decision means, alycia. >>> well and jessica, this is really a big win for environmental groups across the state and hard hit to sunoco, first part of that hit came yesterday when a judge ruled that in west goshen township pipe lon construction there had to be halted and today another such step in making the ruling on sunoco's pipeline construction, across the state. a major blow to the $3 billion cross state sunoco pipeline. >> it is absolutely a victory for everybody in pennsylvania who lives near route and has been harmed by sunoco's construction. >> reporter: alex bloomstein with the clean air council environmental group along with half dozen others were able to convince a pennsylvania judge today that the public does, in fact, need relief from the horrors on drilling method sunoco is using to construction their 360-mile long mariner two pipeline. >> drilling sunoco has done so far is unsafe and we have seen they cannot do it safely. >> reporter: over past year "eyewitness news" has reported on issues with sunoco

coming up at 6:00 alycia nieves is in allentown with reaction. >> reporter: prosecutors charged a montgomery man with murder in connection with the overdose death of a woman in her hospital room. investigators say travis sota delivered heroin and pills to sierra, at einstein medical center five times in five days in may. nerd found hadrick dead in the bathroom of her hospital room. and investigators say that sot a delivered pure fentanyl to hadrick there will be more dealers facing homicide charges. every single overdose death by fentanyl, wye heroin is being carefully looked at and worked on as a potential homicide, investigation. >> we will have a full report on that coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> earlier today president trump announced his administration is barring transgender people from serving in the military. some support that decision, others like the aclu say they will be fighting it. cbs news correspondent moa ledge i has details. >> reporter: president trump is reversing pentagon's policy regarding transgendered people in the military in the series of tweets, the pres

outside philadelphia police headquarters, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a tragedy at the new jersey shore now as a six year-old little girl vacation ing has drowned in the motel people in wildwood this happened yesterday afternoon at nantucket inn and suites on the 4100 block of ocean avenue knew. when police arrived people staying at that inn were rendering cpr, officers say girl had unknowingly entered deepened of the pool. >>> a two-year old girl has fallen out of the window in a west philadelphia home, police say child fell from the second story of a home on the 800 block of marco street. officers say that the window did not have a screen, the girl is under going treatment this morning at children's hospital in, word on her condition. >>> president trump is back at the white house today after the g20 summit wrapped up in germany. he spent time separately with leaders of the japan and china as wendy gilette reports, both meetings focused on north korea. >> reporter: president trump helped out a marine at joint base andrews in maryland before returning to the white

outside philadelphia police headquarters, alycia nieves for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> tragedy for a philadelphia family after a six year-old girl drowned in the motel people, this happened yesterday afternoon at nantucket inn and suites in the 4100 block of ocean avenue knew in wildwood, new jersey. girl wand nerd to the deepened of the pool before she was found unresponsive, people staying at that motel tried to give a little girl cpr but died at the hospital, officers say drowning does not look suspicious. >>> two year-old girl is hospitalized after falling from a home's second story window. this all happened around 7:30 yesterday evening in the 800 block of north marco street in west philadelphia toddler fell through a window that did not have a screen. sheep was taken to children's hospital of philadelphia there is in word on her condition this morning. >>> president trump is back at the white house this morning after the g20 summit wrapped up in germany where he met with leaders of japan and china as wendy gym let reports , both meetings focused on north korea. trump helped o

"eyewitness news" report's leash a nieves is live in trevose with the latest on the investigation, and the child's mother, alyciaeporter: joe, jessica, authorities say it is a miracle that baby boy left that the motel behind me was found alive, seven month-old had to fend for himself for nearly 24 hours, if the maid had in the shown up with the motel room, authorities say we could be telling a very different story. thirty-four year-old erika lopez is the philadelphia mother now accused of endangering welfare of her child, and abandoning her baby in bucks county. lopez seven month-old was found knights inn motel when a maid came to clean the room. maid saw him underneath a bed. >> baby sat in his own urine, hadn't eaten, crying. >> reporter: baby boy fell from the motel bed and miracle he was not hurt. by the fall or inn just continuing crack cocaine and heroin throughout the room. video shows mom leaving the room saturday afternoon, baby was not found until sunday. nearly 24 hours later. authorities annoyanced they have located mom again in custody at a medical facility. >> why someone would leave, a seven month