and he says i feel like a boy. so we're going to call you a boy? >> how is this working out?und is for everybody, boys can play, girls can play, transgender kids and boys who don't feel like a boys or girls can play. >> he sounds like he's living propaganda. >> it's a great mistake that others are making is the notion that in order to ensure equal opportunity we have to put our heads in the sand and pretend that gender doesn't matter. >> she asked her son do you feel more like a boy or girl? she says this is how gender should be established. >> the unintended message is that the grown ups are on another planet. they have no idea what actually matters to us. the result is gender confused kids. >> isn't this confusing for the kids? >> absolutely not. they know who they are. >> assuming, she says they are not manipulated by our sexist ciety. >> media messages, movies. >> he likes her. >> what our parents taught us. we internalize these norms and think it's how it should be. it's not something that is biological. >> it is biological. most boys like the more active violent sports.

ton there is concern he may harm himself and the boy. now police believe he is headed south on i-5 perhaps towards los angeles. kristi smith is live in san francisco with the breaking details. what have we learned? >> reporter: as you said the district attorney's office here in san francisco says they have information that the spungt suspected abductor may be heading down i-5 to southern krall california. they say he has been acting erratically and the amber alert was issued for the entire bay area and includes southern california. all to bring 20 monthland -- 21 month old makai back home. the mother and father have joint custody. the father is 30-year-old jason lam and when he didn't return the boy the mom got new custodyual status and filed the police report. we were told he was driving a tan toyota controla. the situation became more urgent when investigators learned he had recent mental break downs and did in the return the son. >> we always take those serious. but you can understand that is not the same scenario when you have some c

a boy. it's something that has been growing in building since they were 2. alison: tucker and kate's firstborn daughter was never a gender-conforming kid. she was more interested in boys toys and colors. by age eight, the parents started to wonder if there were more to his choices. >> when he got his hair cut short and wearing boys close, most people would assume he was a boy. we asked, do you want us to correct them? he said, no, i like it. alison: transgender boy at a party. >> he said, mom, dad, i met a boy at the party. alison: and a few months old, haze transitioned at 10 months old -- 10 years old. >> i did not understand it as well until i started acting like a boy and i realized how it felt good. alison: with the guidance of a doctor, psychiatrist, and hormonest, haze gets blockers that delay puberty. the next step will be decided around age 15, which would be testosterone shots. chooses,ly, if haze something more invasive like surgery. already, haze's parents say he is flourishing.

as a boy scout. working at the end of a very dusty parking lot for seven weeks in the hot summer of arkansas, teaching pioneering, cooking and camping merit badges. but i think of other adults besides my dad. i think about anglo and fred, both constituents of mine, now that i serve the people in the people's house. they were camp directors that camp where i was -- at that camp where i was. a very happy employee and scout for those summers in the early 1970's. so scouting is about role models. scouting is about character building. and that starts with that relationship, i think, between our moms and our dads that are involved in the scouting program, and what we give to kids today. and, boy, do we need that character development. the boy scouts of america was formed in 1910 and was inspired y british war hero robert s.s. baiten powell of the scouting program started back in the u.k. a lot of people today involved in scouting, even at this moment, mr. speaker, don't know that the u.s. congress signed a

this garn in san francisco where the boy was report missing. the pair later spotted at a store in menlo park. then tonight a break in the case. and father and son found in los angeles. jean elle is live in san francisco with how police caught this father. >> reporter: according to chp records, that cell phone pinning indicated that the suspect was in los angeles. the amber alert was expanded to include southern california and not long after, a shopper at a ross store recognized the suspect's car and license plate and called police. a statewide search for a san francisco toddler ends in los angeles. six hours after an amber alert is issued in the bay area for 20 month old mackay, police find him safe and arrest his father, 30-year-old jason lamb. lamb is accused of violating a custody agreement and abducting his son. the boy's mother went to the police station thursday night at 5:30 to report her son missing telling police lamb didn't show up with the boy as the court required. >> the mother and the father are in joint custody of the child. when

a boy with autism had all his baseball gear stolen. kron 4's justine waldman shares his story sot my baseball stuff were taken!he's got a strong swing.. but 7-year old jackson chandler is missing all of his equipment to play in the castro valley little league.jackson, who has high functioning autism, took it hard when his bat, baseballs, mitt and batting gloves were all stolen.20-30 heidi chandler / momsot this was a really terrible thing to happen who goes and steals a kids baseball bag out of a car and for it to happen to somebody who believes in the good in peoplenatsin their driveway, mom heidi chandler discovered her mini-vans back hatch open on tuesday morning. she regrets not locking her car the night before.the alleged thief took jackson's baseball gear and left uncertainty if he would be able to play for his team..sot i was sad and mad!sot he was very angrythe families sense of security.. in a way.. also stolen.heidi chandler sot as a parent you don't want your kids to hurt you don't want them to be sad you don't want them to

very, very big and boy scouts. you know, he always went back to the original sources to do his research for the articles that he wrote for the covered wagon, which is of the annual publication of the historical society here. a good example i think of the judges character and his early kind of precocious news, this will and testament that he wrote july 1930, and he said i, richard behrens-eaton, being by the grace of god of sound mind, you will and request the following. to my mother o all monies belonging to me which are not hear otherwise provided for. to the presbyterian and episcopal churches, equal shares of the money in my private safe. he didn't have the best handwriting in the world either, okay, but i think it gives an example of, i mean, here he is, he's 15 years old and this is how come you can see how this could transition into a very formal speech pattern and a very formal pattern of writing. that's what most people remember about judge eaton, that he had this kind of, i don't want to call it aloofness,

the 10-year-old boy fell through the emerald plunge. but he was not seriously hurt. at the slide is closed until city officials inspect it. >> a grand opening, the park did stay open but the slide shut down. and effort, time and money went into making that park which fell short when that 10-year- old boy fell off the slide. >> there are a lot of kids here. >> you can see the boy go down the slide and his arms are crossed but his legs are not. halfway down you can see him fly off the slide, over the dive, and landing on the cement barrier. >> i said no way i am going on that. >> the boy was okay, he was checked out by a doctor. he is okay beside a few scrapes and bruises. >> we will make sure the operating parameters were there. and we do have maintenance individuals coming in right now to check out the equipment. and they will make sure everything is operating as per our guidelines. >> the afternoon hours were still busy. >> it is a big scale issue. i am very sorry for what happened. but this is a lesson for the people who organized this. >>> new details on a giant w

the fact the young boy was so blatant. >> eyeglass frame theft is a thing. people can resell cash on ebay or even two other stores. she suspects this group had walked out without paying before, but she is hoping this video will help stop them from ever doing it again. in alexandria, wusa 9. >> pretty brazen. police say they are investigating but they say they are in the early stages. he's hoping that by releasing the video you saw that detectives will work that case a little harder. she wants to save all other small businesses from falling victims. >>> it's going to get cooler and wet around here as we had to the end of the week. >> yellow weather alert on friday. let's go ahead and go through some of the rest. heavy rain, high risk. strong storms are a moderate risk and damaging winds a low risk. what the impacts will be on your friday and if the >>> three people killed and nine injured when a car was speeding into a building where an auto auction was taking place. it happened this morning in billerica. the driver in his 70s did survive. he is employed by t

boy meets girl. school for special needs, surprising his family. >> seeing owen in what he calls a love relationship was the single most joyous thing of my life. >> these are for you. >> oh, thank you, owen. >> it's beautiful. it's romance. >> emily a wonderful and cute and adorable and sweet soft and jindal. >> seems owen has his future figured out. >> emily will move into the apartment above me and we'll be neighbors in love. >> the man capturing these moments once it to be honest of owen but behind the scenes he's forced to be honest with himself. >> i didn't know anything about autism. to be honest i was uncomfortable in the beginning around owen. i didn't know how to behave. i was like everyone else in the world. >> reporter: over time some things come into focus for the film maker. >> that was the first stereotype that got broken down for me. i was like people with autism actually fall in love and have relationships. >> reporter: owen met his first love at disney club, a group he created for cl

very big in boy scouts.you know, he -- he always went back to the original sources to do his -- his research for the articles that he wrote for the covered wagon which is the annual publication of the historical society here. a good example, i think, of the judge's character and his early kind of -- he said, i, richard behrens-eaton do will and bequest the following. to my mother all moneys belonging to me which are not here otherwise provided for, to the presbyterian and episcapal churches. it gives an example of -- i mean, here he is, he's 15 year's old and this is how his -- you can see how this could transition into a very formal speech pattern and a very formal pattern of writing and that's what most people remember oh about judge eaton that he had -- i don't want to call it aloofness but distance that he just exuded. you know, he just wasn't shake hands and slap on the back. he just wasn't that kind of guy. more books, fiction, here is an entire collection, messages and papers of the president and i ca

the boy is okay. here it is. the water park in central california had just opened and people couldn't wait to jump on the slide. this 10-year-old boy slid right off yesterday sliding along the rail and skidding across the concrete when he fell off. the park is now investigating the accident. the boy is okay. amazing what you can handle when you're a 10-year-old boy. >>> still to come, the golfers weren't the only oneakg m news at trump national. how protesters tried to disrupt one of this year's senior tournaments. >>> a local man chance to say thank you to the dowwi ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban n do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia. >>> we want a leader not a creepy tweeter. >> you're lo

i think he should be committed to indiana boy school. >> well, i would agree that i think indiana boycan address a lot of the issues that kenneth is facing. i know this much, if he were in the adult system, he would not be able to receive the treatment and the rehabilitation and the services that the juvenile court is designed to provide to children like kenneth and like kentrell. the state and the taxpayers are going to pay whether we send them to the department of correction or we send them to placement. maybe we won't get the bang for the buck as you've described it, but i'm going to still put my faith in the juvenile court system in that i think we can do and do a better job with kids than the adult system can do, and going to jail is going to do for him. i would love nothing more than to send both boys to you home. i think you as a mom, why you're crying your heart out back there, knows that's not the right thing right now. kenneth is on the verge. he's on the verge of doing something either really horrible in his life and taking him away from you forever or he's on the verge of

we know that that boy was taken to the hospital. we're unfortunately he has been unpro -- pronounced dead. solemn here as you speak to the officers. they say a few minutes after the accident the driver actually contacted police h himself. he is now being interviewed by police and also told the young boy's parents have been here talking to police as well. we've been asking exactly what may have led to this. was the boy walking a cross the street with his parents. what the scenario was. it is all under investigation right now. we have not gotten answers there. i can tell you the street sort of lines up next to apartment complex on one side and on the other side is wooded area with a bit of clearing. there's a picnic table and i hav seen officers back and forthwith flashlights look around this wooded area as well. and of course, we'll continue to follow this. but, again, right now what i can tell you is this was initially put out as a hit and run, we do know that the driver contacted police himself and is now somewhere in this area bei

you can so the boy jet down slide, then land on the concrete. officials said the boy suffered some minor scrapes. he was not transported to the hospital. this is a 43 million dollar aquatic park that just opened for business today. it was under the construction during the drought. it is completed and open for business. today's incident did shut down that tube as the park personnel attended to that boy. the 10-year-old did leave the park but was not transported to the hospital. those water slides are just one portion of a rather large park in total there's 31,000 square feet for this park. reporting live in dublin, nbc bay area news. >> thank you retch. new at 5:00 uber's founder and ceo is mourning the death of his mother killed in a boating extent last night. the parents of travis were riding in a boat on flat pine lake when it hit a rock and sank. here's a picture of the three of them. the mother died and the faerp is in stable condition. they're incredibly close reportedly. a federal judge boais now block the district from punishing those stu

that boy is ok. but an investigation is underway to figure out.. why the boy did not have a

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veronica black, and her four boys.ngle mom, with her own son, she chose to adopt three more. fostering them first. >> i was shocked. i was surprised at the number of children that were in care. and the issues and the trauma that they've experienced. >> reporter: she first began fostering ten years ago. taking in her older son, he was just 6 at the time. he had lived in seven different homes. >> all they want to do is belong and be part of a family. that's it. >> reporter: then she would foster and adopt two more. there they are on the day they were also going to join her family. here's the moment in court when she officially adopts them. >> it's going to be official, okay? [ applause ] >> reporter: officially becoming their mom. our parent company disney, supporting foster care month, partnering with foster more. and tonight, on this mother's day weekend, the boys with a message for their mom. >> the support and love that comes from family, which is very meaningful, i can't ask for a better one. it's almost like living

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talking about the amber alert for a missing 21 month old boy abducted by his father.e just learned police believe that that father has taken the boy and they are driving down interstate 5 south. so toward l.a. they might be in a toyota controla, a tan controla. we do have crews in san francisco along the peninsula and of course stayedwood crews in the nbc affiliates to track new leads. if you've been on the freeway you might have noticed the amber alerts on the billboards. we'll bring you the latest on the 6:00 newscasts. >> if you see them call 911 toorg at the beautiful ending shot with the forecast of the golden gate bridge clear skies. >> i can talk about with my voice and we can enjoy the pictures. >> low 90s this weekend for the interior valleys. and we'll see the hottest sunday with 96 degrees increased fire danger if you're not a fan of 90s head to the coastline mix of 60s and also 70s. not lasting take a look no 100 back down to the 70s later next week. >> on this note we will leave you tonight thanks for joining us. as a reminder lester holt is next with nig

sfpd says the suspect tried to take the boy's wallet, when he refused he hit the boy and called him a racial slur. many parents were not told about this incident. >> i think the principal is supposed to tell the parents. call, leave a message, text message, anything. let the parents know. >> that by is okay. the suspect though hasn't been caught. >>> good news for hundreds of low income families on the peninsula. federal money will help them from loosing their homes. the buena vista mobile home park is getting $26 million in federal funds. that will allow 400 people who live there to stay there. housing authority and owners of the park reached a deal after months of negotiations. a congresswoman helped secure the federal funding. >> what if your 4-year-old son tells you he feels more like your daughter? how early is too early for medical treatment? coming up, we investigate the debate on how to best prepare for transgender kids. >>> temperatures running five to ten degrees hotter at this hour. i'll tell you who reaches 93 degrees tomorrow. my forecast in ten minutes. >>> also coming u

my role is to help inspire young black boys and other boys to fall in love with reading.m doing each and every day. the mission of barbershop books is to help young black boys and other young boys to identify as readers by involving men and boys early reading experiences. people ask me all the time by barbershops? there are lots of spaces in the community where boys might be sit organization whiting for a while, but none of those spaces are male-centered spaces that create an opportunity for men to be involved on a regular basis. there are thousands if not millions of young black boys who never see a black man reading in school or encouraging them to read. many of them may not have releva relevant male reading models, however, a lot of the same boys some of the barbershop, some of them twice a month. there's an opportunity to improve the relationships that barbers have with young boys to help them identify as readers. >> since i had the books, i have had kids come into the shop and literally walk over to the barbershop book stand and grab a book. it's a beautiful program

charlotte will be a bridesmaid, or george will be a page boy. and megan enjoyed a spa day in london. she was casually dressed, wearing sunglasses and a blue jays baseball cap. she's expected to be attending the wedding tomorrow with harry. last night was an emotional one for prince harry and prince william, paying tribute to their mother. >> my mother taught me the value of doing good when no one is swat swatching. >> but tomorrow will be a happy day for harry. and everyone is wondering what's next for harry and megan. we'll have all those details monday. >> they need to get married. that's what needs to be next. let's go to kevin in los angeles, with new shots fired in the katy perry/taylor swift war. >> katy released a new duo that seems like an attack. ♪ >> you don't have to look too deep to see the shade. the song's title, "swish swish" is just two letters away from swift swift. we all remember war, and how about this video taylor posted of herself, and wait for it. sheep. ♪ you're calculated i got your number ♪ >> a word swift says she sate

the other boy is seen throwing his arms up. little gabe lays there, motionless, at least ten students walking past. after 3:30, three students appear to taunt and kick him. then, adult help finally arrives. two days later, the 8-year-old committed suicide. his mother says she was only told gabe had fainted, but never about the alleged incident. >> the school had told mom, your son was assaulted, she would have immediately taken him to the hospital. >> reporter: authorities first suspected bullying after a detective obtained the video. the school says, our hearts are broken with the loss of this child, and i are not supported by the video. police have not filed charges. the coroner's office plans to re-examine the circumstances surrounding the boy's death. >>> and jeff sessions directing the most serious charges. it reverses obama administration policy that encouraged prosecutors to consider individual circumstances. >>> and a massive cyber attack under way at this hour. 74 countries, and right here in the u.s. even hospitals am

take a look at this little boy. this two-year-old was found wandering near 5th and lumbar street just after 9:00 this morning. he is safe and sound. she with police. police trying to find his parents. he is wearing a red t-shirt, black pants. the boy is at police headquarters. if you know who he is or where his parents are call police at 302-654-5151. we'll keep you updated on air during this show and on our nbc 10 app. >>> president trurch is in brussels attending his first nato summit. >> reporter: the backdrop of mounting tensions between u.s. and british officials. british officials accusing of leaking intelligence and information about the investigation in manchester. teresa may expected to raise this issue with president trump when they meet on the sidelines later on today. there is always deep skepticism after he revealed highly classified information during his recent meetings with russian officials in the oval office. a lot at stake here. the president expected to call on his nato allies to ramp up in the f

oh, boy. >> yeah, beside e eating raccoon in the wirldness.f movies on tap. >>> still ahead -- cindy crawford's look-alike model daughter. >> i channelled my inner cindy. >>> plus, our ncis season finale sneak peek. >> this is no ordinary case. >>> and -- our can kanl series continues. as cameron challenges his pal josh duhamel in a maserati race? >> who will win? >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> all right, quick, is that cindy crawford on the cover of vogue or her daughter kaia? i actually think twice about it. they're so identical. that is cindy when she's 20. kaia is now 15. we talked all things mother/daughter when we sat down for their first in-depth interview. dating, have you had to approach that yet? >> no. no, she hasn't had the first boyfriend yet. >> i think she's the last one to have an issue with it. they would have to go through my brother and dad. so she wouldn't -- >> kaia's 15. cindy is 51. both look flawless. and, you know, those endless comparisons that are made about how much this mother and daughter look-alike? wel

. >>> plus, boy oh, boy, what a difference a day makes, our first heat wave of the year is over, thankfully. meteorologist chris sowers is here looking at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. chris i was out covering stories in the heath, what a difference. >> reporter: a may heat wave is not as intense as june and july. the heat is not all that bad. low 90s we can handle that. now as you mentioned relief is on the way. cooler temperatures moved in as we start you out with a beautiful shot of cape may. one week from now, beaches will be crowded. the unofficial start to summer begins memorial day weekend. it's about that time. cooler air moved as we flip it over to the numbers. look at the 50s in the northwest. 58 in allentown. reading 59. the poconos barely holding on to 50. trenton, 61. millville, 66. wilmington, 67 degrees, a nice refreshing breeze out of the northeast if you have not done so shut off the air-conditioning units open up the windows and let the air in. winds speeds are generally 5 to 15 miles per hour. they will be out of the of the east-northeast and sphiferg -- f

she basically kept to herself. >> reporter: cops say thomas' little boy and little boy were in the houset the time of the murder. sources say moses is the father of the boy. >> it's just senseless that you would shoot your children's mother and leave her in there to die. >> report roar neighbors would see moses at the house from time to time but never saw trouble with no sign of a killing coming overnight.& >> there was noise in the breezeway and his car was park in the back end got in the car and he left. >> reporter: investigators say family member entered the home and found thomas fatally wounded in the bathroom. police were surprised to see that neighbors volunteered information on their own. >> they can't say enough about the people in lansdowne park in the spring valley and weymouth road area many we would not have been able to do this. >> i'm glad that the community did speak to the police a lot of us were interviewed and he was apprehended. >> reporter: tonight that suspect is in custody facing numerous murder charges. police tell us they expect he will be app rained sometime tom

. >> and one of the things they always said was that boy, i just wanted to make the lord my best daysd as a young boy as a son, there was something in my spirit and i knew then i was among other things i was born to take care of my mother. and boy did i take care of my mother. >> because you do it for me. >> no idea. >> >> are you going to share it with me, mom? >>> and welcome back. after a lot of confession and lobbying, let me welcome miss williams tailor howard. how are you doing? >> i'm doing well, mr. armstrong. >> and how was it to celebrate family on the show? >> well, um, i can't recall a whole lot during my time come up in the household but i remember us being raised in the same household and remember our parents farming and gathering tobacco and mom and working and they believed in planting a garden and we would gather some tomatoes and okras and we would shell the peas and my parents did a lot of canning so our freezing was often packed with plenty of beans and during our time also i recall my parents raised animals, cows and chickens. and she loved chickens. she gathered

he and a group of boys will camp for weeks in this rugged terrain. there is no running water, no electricity, no screens. the only thing that glows in the dark, a campfire and the moon. josh isn't the only one in need of intervention. but for this ohio family the problem isn't the kids. it's the dad. >> chris was still playing video games so we ended up coming to the park. >> reporter: maria, 40 years old, attorney, mother of four. she's not a single mother. it just seems that way. she has a husband, chris, aged 44. but on any given evening, he is down in the basement, taken prisoner by a pastime. >> you're done. >> how many hours a day does he spend playing games? >> he'll take a whole saturday and go into the evening. from the time he wakes up to the time he goes to bed. >> so 18 hours? >> possibly. >> it's 2:00 a.m. and i just checked in on chris. and he's still playing video games. >> reporter: ever since they got married, more than a decade ago, maria says chris is often a no-show for much of their life. >> happy thanksgiving. i'm headed up to o

oh, boy don't get used to this?r: don't get used to this. just a couple of years ago we had six 90s degrees days. we are out here and we're on tv right now, guys. i want to say thank you to everybody that came on out today. we've been out here all day. prince george's county was out here a little bit earlier. the park police out here. the press stij models and the fashion show. >> it's this saturday at the community center come out. >> reporter: you guys did a great job and samar and leon to the first backyard weather. what's the general feel. you ready to come out with me again? >> reporter: you couldn't invite me before but now you can. haven't you had fun here. >> i've had an amazing time. the music. the weather's been fantastic. >> great people and keep your eye out for some of these guys wearing these glasses out here too. i want to see you at the mall wearing those, okay? >> reporter: or the cool things you said we saw so many people from the community have been saying hello. if you're watching us now, thanks

we'll tell you why. >>> plus, boy oh, boy, what a difference a day makes, our first heat wave of theear is over, thankfully. meteorologist chris sowers is here looking at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. chris i was out covering stories in the heath, what a difference. >> reporter: a may heat wave is not as intense as june and july. the heat is not all that bad. low

we want to tell you now-- that the boy you're about to see is ok. and that is a small miracle because dozens of people saw the ten year old go flying off the emerald plunge water slide on saturday. it happened the water park's grand opening. the boy, reached the bottom of the slide, then bounced up, and landed on the concrete. onlookers were the boy was treated at the scene. he walked away with just minor scratches. a similar ride, "the dublin screamer," is also closed, as a precaution.. as investigators try to determine what went wrong. former yankee alex rodriguez has a new job. he's joining the abc news team. "a-rod" has signed a deal to become a network contributor, according to a source familiar with the agreement. a-rod will be appearing on "good morning america," "world news tonight" and "nightline." there's no word yet on when he will start or how much he'll be paid. he doesn't really need the money. when his yankees contract ends this year-- the team will have paid him more than 317 million dollars. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen -

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no word on the boy's condition. charges including vehicular assault. >>> he was only elementary school when he suffered a stro stroke. it was certainly a painful time for one local family. their doctors were preparing them for a really rough future. >> but they never really accepted the bleak prognosis. our bill anderson shows us how one boy's positive attitude helped him beat the odds for goodness sake. >> brain injury you never know what the out come is going to be. so we were given the worst possible news for him. ♪ >> reporter: wendy is talking about her son chase and the worse news happened on this day a few years ago when her son sos and family's lives changed. >> he sudden a massive stroke on his left side. he was completely paralyzed on the right side of his body. he couldn't walk, talk, eat, lift his head really do anythi anything. >> chase, say hi to bill. >> hi bill. >> reporter: three years ago after a massive stroke, doctors thought that ten year old chase may never walk again. but today, he ran. >> go!

police search for the person who killed a 14-year-old boy. they found two teen boys oh 2,000 block of each or land street around 9:30. someone had shot both of them. police rushed both to saint christopher's hospital but the 14-year-old did not make it. the 16-year-old is stable. police have not made any arrests and they are still looking for a weapon. >>> $100,000 worth of stuff stolen by one man in delaware county. police say he's hit more than a dozen businesses. i'm lucy noland. it was big hit obviously. and what he's targeting is probably not something that would necessarily leap to mind. fox 29' chris o'connell joins us live from eddystone. chris? >> reporter: lucy, the guy stealing from local contractors better hope cops catch up with him first because more than a dozen business owners who are out trying to find this guy are not very happy, and they have a good reason why. take a look behind me much this is one of a dozen businesses that were hit entire fleets of trucks with their batteries stolen ripe right from the truck nearly $100,

the parents of a 6-year-old boy are now left to plan their son's funeral. >> the boy was hit and killed by a car last night on livingston road in southeast d.c. this wasn't too far from a playground. news 4's justin finch is live at the scene with more on how this crash happened. justin? >> reporter: eun, good morning. we are still working to drill down the details of this case but we do know that 6-year-old boy was on livingston road here on southeast close to 8:30. minutes after sunset. it turns out this is a short walk from this here. the oxon run public park and playground here. i want to take you to video. this is the dc police investigation shutting down the 4300 block of livingston road for hours last nig it's off busy south capital. there are apartments here and at least two schools nearby. now last night that driver did strike that 6-year-old boy and kept going a short distance we are told and at a second location he did call 911. meantime, that 6-year-old boy was taken to a nearby hospital where he did die a short time later. now at this point no word yet on charges or if spee

the boy was able to walk away with scrapes. his parents had to take him to the hospital to get checked out. the city of dublin owns and operates the park and after the accident they closed the emerald plunge and the city also closed another thrill slide citing safety. today the manufacturer of that three story slide will be here trying to figure out what happened. osha is also investigating. >> as an observer, you could see was when he came into what we run -- refer to as the runout area, he seemed to get a little bit on top of the water and he ended up sort of sliding across the edge for a bit and then he was definitely shaken by that experience. >> reporter: osha permitted the slide and the city says that it was tested extensively before the park opened. now, one interesting thing here the city manager tells us this slide is found around the globe. she basically called it an off the shelf slide so they will try to figure out what happened so wrong mere in dublin. reporting live, i'm jessica flores, kpix5. >>> this just in, on

that boy was hit and killed by a car last night.intersection of livingston road and south capital street southeast. he was taken to the hospital and died. the driver deed to another location and called 911. he is cooperating with d.c. police now. it's not clear now what the little boy was doing in the street. >>> high praise on social media this morning for the crew of a jetblue plane forced to make an emergency landing after hitting a bird. one passenger calling them heroes.

the boy was taken to the hospital.his condition has not been released. ( robin ) a group of lingerie thieves that's connected to the on-going victoria's secret theft investigation led police to a high speed chase to santa cruz. the four women from oakland were arrested at gunpoint on highway 17 near scotts valley yeserday. the chase began at the capitola mall. over the last several weeks, police say they stole thousands of dollars from victoria secret stores in the bay area. they are being charged with felony evading and ( robin ) still ahead. an east bay woman files a lawsuit against bart.. how she claims they have been collecting her private information. that's coming up on the kron four morning news at five. and after the break. trick or treating in may? why one california county is helping a little boy celebrate halloween now. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we jus

eight months after a crash killed a three year old boy in the east bay. the suspected d-u-i driver is now facing charges.(steve) elijah dunn died when an s- u-v plowed into the back of his mother's car back in september. it was just two weeks before his 4th birthday.(steve) thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore. tonight we have exclusive reaction from the dunn family about the charges. (steve) but first kron-4's terisa estacio is tracking this breaking story and joins us live from the martinez jail where the suspect in custody ... terisa this is a breaking news story you will see only on kron four news right now - kron four news has learned that the contra costa district attorney's office has filed charges against yarenit malihan she is currently going through booking - after an arrest warrant was issued for the east bay mom and wife of an alameda county sheriff's deputy. (take vo) this case dates back 8 months ago - on a friday evening - malihan driving a white sequoia crashed into a stalled car on 680. inside that car, a fami

roaden said the boy did not have to go to the hospital. two slides were shut down but the green slide remained closed for the whole day and may be likely closed for a while until they figure out to prevent this from happening again. >> safety first. we've been testing the slide for a couple of weeks. they were certified yesterday by the state of california. >> reporter: this is a $43 million aquatic park that met with controversy from the start because it was under construction during the drought. on opening day people came from around the region to beat the heat. >> i live in los gatos. >> that's a far drive. >> yeah. we took a while to drive here. we heard about the grand opening. >> reporter: even with an accident on the first day, parents i talked with said they would return with their kids. now, i asked the parks director if the slide is going to need to be reengineered for safety. he said he doesn't know yet. he said, in fact, they're in communication with the manufacturer to see if that's going to be necessary. reporting live in dub

>> maybe you can former lost boy of sudan, but i'm not a lost boy right now. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with scott this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: president trump's team got more than one warning about michael flynn. the president's first national security adviser who was fired for lying to the vice president. we learned today that after the election, president obama, who had fired flynn himself from an intelligence job, let president-elect trump know that he shouldn't hire flynn. and today former acting attorney general sally yates told congress that she warned the white house that the russians knew about the lie to vice president pence and could blackmail flynn. here's jeff pegues. >> it was matter of some urgency. >> reporter: sally yates said she felt compelled to warn the white house that president trump's national secur