cps should never have been involved at that point.tting is hundreds and hundreds of stories from individuals who are saying this has happened to me. can you help me? we're going to conducting an audit. there is going to be a hearing on june 5th to determine whether the joint legislative audit committee will approve it. >> megyn: and doctor at kaiser said clearly that i have no concern for the safety of this child. they are concerned with his best care. it's fine. he can go home. the day after that happened, they showed up. gentlemen, thank you very much. hard break coming up. eagle scout and his gun. not bad. this tree has deep roots, strong limbs... things are pched and not pinned. nicely done. thboys love it. they are up there day and night. well that might be because y overlooked one thing... what? it looks into your neighbor's window. ohhh boy. hel-lo, mrs. kozlowski. boys? i'm gonna get the hose. [ dennis ] home insurance with do-it-yourself tips? that's allstate home insurance. great protection plus helpful advice to make life b

in addition, ice plays an important role investigating cases referred from cp. this fiscal year 2009 they increased at the ports of entry and 25% between the ports of entry. this relationship between our two agencies has made america safer. all of these successes are the result of reasonable immigration policies and priorities, even at this time of budget uncertainty we are using our resources and smart, effective, and responsible manner. order to build on these gains and further enhance the national security, public safety, and border security, we must update our immigration laws. the adoption of reforms like those in the current bill will our agents and officers to better focus on those who threaten public safety, border security command provides the tools we need to crack down on those who cheat the system by hiring illegal aliens. working to modernize immigration laws. thank you for the opportunity to testify in a look for to answer any questions. >> thank you very much. good to see you. >> good morning, chairman, ranking member, members of the committee. th

the next day, police and cps show up. here it is. listen. >> no. >> a medical attention, we were instructed to go -- >> okay. >> okay. >> you can get him looked at for medical attention. >> okay. >> okay. so now they're in the house, clearly negotiating. here's where they physically take the baby away. kind of hard to watch, but very important to the story. play this. >> let go of the baby right now. listen, if you don't because right now you're -- >> i told the hospital -- i told the hospital -- >> don't put the baby through this. >> i'm going to grab your baby. don't resist, don't fight me, okay. put him down. >> please. he'll be fine. >> where is he going to be? where is he going to be? >> he's going to a hospital. >> which one? >> okay. which one? which one? >> i'm not telling you right now because i don't think you're acting, you know, rationally right now. >> mom's not acting rationally right now is the last thing she said. cps won't talk directly about this case but continues to say they did what was best for baby sammy. now,

hospital officials notified authorities, however a judge overturned this cps order. sammy could now go home from lucille pack yard next friday. >> a third woman held captive in a cleveland home more than a decade has been release frtd hospital. michelle knight left the hospital this acht noon. knight said she's in good spirits and grateful for support. test results now prove amanda berry gave birth to her allegedded captor's daughter. ricky sanders says he recently met the little girl. >> introduced me as his granddaughter. she looked shy. >> the 52-year-old being held on $8 million bail, prosecutors say they're considering the death penalty. >> the irs is apologizing for inappropriately targeting tax returns from tea party groups. an irs official says organizations including the words tea party or patriot were singled out for reviews. official denied any motive and conservatives want a government wide review now to ensure the practice stopped. >> there are new developments following this outrageous bike theft. muni reviewing footage from cameras after someone spotte

states like tennessee and new jersey have proposed bills that could eventually require harnesses but cpsating a false sense of security as owners assume if a product is legislated then it must meet some kind of safety standard. >> when it's a mandated product, they equate the har nez with the crash-tested child safety seat and that's a real concern for us. >> cps is now calling for standardized testing similar to child safety seats and for lawmakers to educate themselves on safety standards before legislating the restraint because as these tests show, legislation alone isn't enough to protect man's best friend or his owner. julie watts, kpix 5. >>> subaru is partnering with the center for pet safety to create a testing standard. >> and we want to point out that no animals were used for these crash tests. they were all dummies. >>> well, paul, he's no dummy. he told us the right weather, and he was right. >> thank you for that. >> it cooled off. >> we aim for accuracy. we try. got the windy part. got the chilly part. let's see how we do the next seven days. thank you. not a dummy. i appre

you want to hit both the police and cps to make sure thatt somebody is behind this.ave a judge appointed guardian ad litem. in these case thriz a lot of people would like at this and say what is the odds of my child getting caught in child protective services or in a foster home for any amount of time? what is the reality here, the time from when you contact the authorities to going out and investigating it and maybe removing the child and do you run the risk of the child being without family? >> well, we do typically run the risk. if you are a viable option. the judge won't take a child and give it to a stranger. it will give it to a grandparent or aunt or somebody else.se. that is not usually the problem. i would make sure i hit all three fronts immediately. i would get in front of a judgee as quickly as the police and child protective services. you want that child out of that environment right away. they havenm a legal aid department. virginia has a legal aid department that they can the contact. if they qualify they providerovi them with free legal assistance to

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harness with the crash tested child safety seat and that's the a real concern for us. >> reporter: cps is now calling for standardized testing similar to child safety seats and for lawmakers to educate themselves on safety standards before legislating the restraints because as these tests show, legislation alone isn't enough to protect man's best friend or his owner. julie watts, kpix 5. >> now, subaru is partnering with the center for pet safety to create testing standards and we want to point out no animals were used in those crash tests. >>> paul, the weekend is coming up soon. couple of days here. >> friday eve. >> friday eve. >> friday eve. >> tgif. >> and we have a holiday weekend coming up. it is memorial day. a lot of folks off three days for work. or your kids are off from school. you want to get outside. all three days are not going to be dry. i'll explain the change to our extended forecast. right now heading out on a thursday evening, dog goes out for a walk you're going out with him, oakland 63, mid-60s for livermore, san jose. santa rosa 72. san francisco 59. what a week

cps worries that's creating a false sense of security as owners assume if a product is legislated itust meet a safety standard. >> if it's a mandated product they equate the harness with the crash tested child safety seats and that's a concern for us. >> cps is calling for standardized testing similar to child safety seats and for lawmakers to educate before legislating the restraints because these tests show legislation alone isn't enough to protect man's best friend or his owner. julie watts kpix 5. >> sue rowsubaru is partnering to create a testing standard. we want to point out no animals were used for those crash tests. >>> our next big summer vacation for space geeks, so many people are expected to check out the retired space shuttle endeavor. ,, [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for ann to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citi tablet apps. easier banking. standard at citibank. easier banking. yeah, kfc! original recipe. original recipe? dad, i think you ate the bones. i did what? you ate the bones! i ate the b

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but cps news obtained information showing owe firms knew as early as 2011 that agents were targeting conservative groups. >> now, here in california, governor brown is set to release a spending plan proposal known as the may revise. it comes with good news. budget officials say the cash flow in california is as much as $5 billion better than the january projections were. because of various propositions passed over the years, most of the money could go to education. more details coming tomorrow at the governor's news conference. >> police in new orleans are examining surveillance video that shows the gun men who opened fire on the mother's day pa rid. 19 people were injured by the gunfire. hundreds turned out for the parade a mile north of the french quarter. most of the victims are expected to recover. >>> and the suspect in the colorado theater shooting formerly charged changed his plea to guilty by insanity. he faces charges in the shooting spree last july that left 12 people dead at the premiere of the batman movie the dark knight rises. >>> also in court today, o.j. simpson who i

you will also see on this slide that it says cps but actually what it means is the child -- oh karen i can just picture her, child support services so we want to thank karen. i don't know if she is here but i want to give you a shout out because you see the increase there and don't believe that domestic violence has increased that much in san francisco, but what has happened they are being so careful about working with single parents that are trying to receive support for their children but need to remain safe as well, so they're screening -- they have a special case load where domestic violence is involved. they have a special case worker who is a gentleman who i will tell you is not afraid to call a parent and not supporting their child to tell them just what the law is and what is expected of them, so we are seeing huge leadership from this agency and this is where you're seeing the 202 percent increase, but if you look you will see that the crisis lines, shelter services, general statistics, and cases received are still climbing in san francisco. we do not believe that is because

. >> reporter: cps is now calling for standard'sed testing similar to child safety seats if for lawmakers to -- and for lawmakers to educate themselves on safety standards before legislating the restraints because legislation alone isn't enough to protect man's best friend or his owner as these tests show. julie watts, kpix 5. >> subaru is partnering to create a testing standard and we do want to say no animals were used for the crash tests. >>> flood waters are wreaking havoc in central texas after record rainfall. san antonio pounded by more than 9 inches of just a few hours. crews used boats to rescue hundreds of people stranded in their homes and cars. two women died after being caught in fast moving water. one was just inches away from rescuers when she was swept away. most people were caught off- guard while driving. >> it was still dark when this happened. and i just -- drove straight into it. i couldn't see all the water. it wasn't fun. it was very scary. >> san antonio's mayor is cautioning people not to drive through barricades and low water crossings. the national weather servi

my name is jacquelyn knight and i was born with cp which is cerebral palsy from birth. and i am a medical marijuana patient. and the medicine that i get from ms. vicki is helping me with my pains and arthritis and, et cetera he. so, i would just want to support that we could have a safe place to pick up our medicine where we won't have to have any type of confusion. thanks. >> okay. >> thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment? >> my name is tab that tabatha [speaker not understood]. i stay doubt in the tenderloin. a few years back i was diagnosed with a mental illness and i had to take a mental medicine [speaker not understood] for that. and when i stopped taking the medicine i became a medical marijuana patient at 215 and i'm proud of that and i'm proud to be a patient. and i just want to say that when i'm having [speaker not understood] and collective open, is beneficial to me [speaker not understood] young and not trying to be out in the streets and everything like that, it provides a safe place to come and get my medicine as well as meet other people and pa

cps is known what all schools have. >> a shawn, you saved your school in part. how did it make you feel when your school was saved? >> it made me feel very excited and happy because knowing that i would see all the friendly faces back at the school when i come next year to go to fourth grade. >> you work for the public school system and also are apparently an extraordinary parent because your son is amazing. was this his idea to get involved here? did he want to be active in protesting these closings? >> he wanted to be active. it was his choice. we asked all the students and everyone in the community to come out, speak up, be a voice. a shaun wanted to be active. he wanted to go out into the community and let the neighbors know. he felt that people on our block and other blocks didn't know the school was closing. he wanted to walk around the neighborhood and let them know. he had been active with the school closings even before they were listed. he was active with the strike where we went on strike for seven days. i th

. >>> a sacramento county baby made national headlines when taken by cps is now back home. baby sammy arrived home yesterday. after undergoing heart surgery last week. do you remember three weeks ago police officers barged into the family home on orders of child protective services. they took sammy into protective custody this, is because his parents had taken sammy from southern memorial hospital without a proper discharge. they just wanted a second opinion. sammy was born with two holes in his heart. doctors at stanford closed those holes during surgery. the family has to go to court to get sammy back. >> checking healthy living news, medical students have a new tool to help treat patients with brain disorders. this app dramatic breaks down an exam the app uses videos flash cards and advice to walk students through exams. it's like being beside a doctor. >> it's a mobile cirriculum bringing the bed side to any situation whether at home and stlek a virtual bed side experience or if they're in the hospital and brushing up there as well. >> a student helped develop this app

on the cpsi, they released -- the cps side, they released a statement.cluded ipads for all --dents grades eight through k-8. i guess our work paid off. question she had five kids at garvey elementary on the far south side. she and other parents went to every meeting related to closing the school. today is a good day for them. >> we wanted our kids to stay here. i'm so glad. that is great news. that is the best news i have heard all day. >> there is the same euphoria in old town where hearing officers opposed closing the schools, question the safety of the children who would have to walk through rival gang territory. >> the teachers are nice. the principle is nice. the children are nice. i love it. i'm sorry they are closing the school. >> but now a different story. this school of 300 students is moving down the street. the name will change. mildred willis has had generations of kids and grandkids go here. parents and educators fought to keep the school open citing transportation issues. >> a lot of kids can walk year. , goingo the other side through that

but cps will continue to monitor their case.ng me now from our new york studio with more details is fox news anchor geraldo rivera. geraldo, russian immigrant parents, told their child needed open heart surgery, a big operation. they wanted a second opinion. how did that end up resulting in the child being taken away from them? >> start there. start with the fact they are, laura, russian immigrants. they came to the united states to the land of freedom. little did they expect that the state, the totalitarian entity would crack down on them and take the little baby from their arms in their home without a warrant and place the child in protective custody. they were no allegations as far as i know that these were abusive parents. you mentioned the conflict, the rub that came down. so here is the child born with a heart murmur, a child that is chronically ill and cared for at the hospital which is a fine hospital by most account. the parents watch the child being care for begin worry. worry about the quality of care and the nurse fo

zero heartbur ♪ liz: the power mover of the hour, the ticker symbol in cp.s are skyrocketing today. they are jumping 31%. the mining company, and these are the rare elements in our world, the rest of the elements. the mining company first quarter loss widened sharply as prices and the high cost of production weighed on results, revenue jumped. today's shares are down significantly, about 40 percent of the past year. so from rare earth metals. are you saying, are you telling me that we are in a housing recovery like not seeing the forest for the trees? shares of weyerhaeuser are up more than 55 percent over the past year. it seems that the timber company is transforming itself and gave it the right materials to grow. we ask of york, are you telling me that the housing market has finally bottomed? you like very healthy. you look great. what do you see in the trenches? >> a recovery is under way and has been for six to 12 months. you can feel it in three of our four businesses. three major businesses that all rely and housing. homebuilder. large products manufa

it's canadian pacific, cp. >> here's the problem. there's going to be a lot of problems like this.n pacific traded at 68 and now at 124. we have missed a lot on the big move, but i still believe in the stock. i think you can buy it. i think csx is cheaper, though. diego in california. diego. >> caller: hey, jim, b-b-b- boo-yah from southern california. how are you doing? >> all right. how about you? >> caller: i'm doing good. i want to thank you for the call, i made some good money there. my question is kroger. my sister is in management, they're always going to meetings, and they've had 37 profitable quarters in a row. are they going to fall victim like safeway? >> no, safeway is a management issue. kroger, your sister is at a great place. kroger has done a lot with private label, done a lot with natural foods, i think kroger is a winner still. mark in tennessee. mark. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. from the southeastern conference. >> s.e.c. >> caller: my stock is cree. >> decent spec. if i want to do l.e.d., i believe eaton. the l.e.d. story cold. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is th

a judge ruled that cps will make home visits. parents had to agree to never again take him from a hospital against doctor's orders. cecelia vega, abc news, los angeles. >> pretty outrageous, right? >> really is. i love there are these laws out there that protect the children. and that's understandable because they need protection. they can't protect themselves. but i do also believe that this story -- missing a little bit of common sense. >> how about a little common sense? that's exactly what i was going to say. by the way, when they took sammy away, they didn't tell those parents where they could find him or how they could follow up on it. >> then the police officers in there ripping the child out of the mom's hands, saying, i can't talk to you right now because you are not being rational. >> like she's supposed to be rational when they're taking her baby. >> i don't know what else to say. let's move on. >> still to come, the time of year we hear the jingle of mr. softie. on the streets of a small town that music was a battle c

thailand's cp foods says it had considered bidding, but failed to and declining to put moore information. >> did you see the comment some smithfield? lots of on people love it. >> but what did they mean, they appreciate what we have or they will save us. >> oh, no, i thought it was love us as in -- >> somebody else will want us for a higher price. >> there is a 0-day go shop so somebody else can come in and buy it if they want to. >> it's going to be interesting is and watch the demagoging. i thought it was something else, i read another congressman saying it needed to be looked at carefully. >> there's been a couple. has cantor come out with -- >> no, i haven't seen the other guys. your paper immediately -- >> got on the band wagon. >> a little protectionism. the journal totally. >> apparently it's not on cantor's -- >> thank you. >> the colored paper, they're worse than your paper. with the seeping euro influence of the ft. but it will face scrutiny because it may be difficult for opponents to argue the deal should be blocked on anti-trust grounds. it could be blocked on pork grounds.

for cps this morning i'm kathryn brown in seaside heights. >>> some restaurants were accused of sellinge getting good whiskey. instead it was cheap made of rubbing alcohol and water. >>> officials rated 29 bars and restaurants on wednesday. 13 of them were tgi fridays. it's america's largest tgi friday's operator. they said in a statement, quote, we consider the alleged allegations consideried to be very disturbing. it would be in violation of our sense of value and sense of standards. >>> this happened in front of our cameras. >> it sure did. it touched many of our viewers who want to help. anna werner has an update on the story she reported first on "cbs this morning." >> reporter: when we first met barbara garcia a couple of hours after the tornado ripped through her neighborhood, she was searching through what was left of her home, looking for her dog named bowser. >> so i know he's in here somewhere. >> reporter: she told us she didn't think he'd made it. moments later -- >> the dog, the dog. >> reporter: that's our cbs producer who spotted something, something moving under all tha

phil: you're getting ready to be visited by cps like a swat team. >> dr.and reckless behaviors in one family in all of my life as what we are getting ready to talk about today. i am talking about physical abuse, emotional abuse, knives, b.b. guns, forest fires, stealing, pawning, evictions and a

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a judge has ruled that cps will still make home visits. robin and george, his parents had to agree never to take him from the hospital against doctor's orders. >> okay, thanks very much. >>> coming up on "gma," the final day of dramatic testimony in the jodi arias trial. both sides preparing closing arguments right now. >>> and is this the most dangerous road in america? no one seriously hurt here. why cameras are capturing every moment of a collision course high above los angeles. >> ah and paradise for parents here, how new moms and dads at yahoo! may have hit the mother lode. >> i see what you did. >> thank you. there's the first zing of the day. >>> sofia vergara dishing on what she thinks is sexy. if you're looking to go to school, you deserve more than just flexibility and convenience. so here's a few reasons to choose university of phoenix. our average class size is only 14 students. our financial tools help you make smart choices about how to pay for school. our faculty have, on average, over 16 years of field experiene. we'll help

already know what is happening in these schools, why wouldn't you invest in them because you know how cpshis. so why wouldn't you invest and help these schools out from what they need, but then you want to close them. that's why i didn't understand. you're closing schools that are like maybe underutilized and don't have everything that you want, but you never invested in them. >> a fair point, asean. they ask you someday do you want to run for president. i am told that would be your second choice, is that right? there's something else you would rather be when you grow up? >> yes. i want to be a football player, but for now i want to get back into acting and modeling. >> acting and modeling, and football player, and maybe someday after that you could run for president. the current president is from chicago, so there's a history of people coming from chicago and winding up president of the united states. you never know what could happen. but you've got a huge future, asean, no matter what you do. thanks so much for joining us, we really appreciate it. good luck. >> thank you. >> asean johns

cp didn't say if it would offer a rival offer. >>> we're expecting results out from gome after a $96 million loss last year. it's been trying to adapt to new shopping trend by bolstering its online presence with some success this time around. record sales have hit a record high recently thanks to big ticket items like tvs, washing machines the. >>> coming up o show, broken escalators, overflowing bathrooms and no wonder you'd want to buy online. that's wa our next guest is saying. stay tuned as we check on the consumers that have checked out. >>> will there continue to be upward pressure on the swiss currency? stay tuned for that analysis, as well. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed: the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ to enjoy

ebt card can go into a liquor store and buy candy and soda with that or into caesar's and macquarie cp says and people don't cook anymore. >> host: let's leave it there. cynthia ogden, your thoughts. >> guest: we think of obesity is a complex problem. there's a lot of other contributing recess while. thinking about changes that have occurred related to snacking as he brought up. we are eating out more than we used to eat and spending more food dollars on restaurants and fast foods and things like that. our food portion sizes have increased. but we've eaten have changed. averages. we've seen a lot of these changes. it's a very complex problem related to the being taken how much you expand and how physically act if you are, which talking about. >> host: decisive affairs in the government need to campaign to tell kids to go out in play. allison not great, can you explain what happens at the federal level and that the first lady is doing and how official that is? >> guest: the first lady has done a variety of different things. one of the ways is to really bring a spotlight to the kinds of

court said said these burdensome laws is constitutional because, and i quote from the decision in , the cp vs. milwaukee constitution expressly says the right to vote. but this is not enough. our friends in indiana, as we have seen, have little recourse if a restrictive voting law is signed into law. now more than ever, we ed bero our right to vote, not restricting it. we need to reaffirm our founding principle that our country is at its strongest when everyone participates. we need to guarantee a right to vote for everyone, so this week, along with my friend and colleague, congressman keith ellison from minnesota, i introduced a right to vote amendment to the constitution that will explicitly guarantee without a doubt the right of the american people to vote. the amendment is a simple as it is necessary -- is as simple as it is necessary. every american citizen has the right to vote in every public election where they reside and congress has the right and power to protect it. no more will americans have to prove their right to vote has been infringed, instead, the burden of proof will be