the police called cps and they decided to bring the kids here and they didn't call us. >> when we asked why did they not bring them home and they just said we decided that it was the safety of the children was more important. >> reporter: will you let your kids walk unattended in your neighborhood again, play in the park unattended? >> they made us sign a safety plan that says we will not leave them unattended at all until they will follow up and noi'm t going to risk my kids being snatched again like this by cps. they're exhausted. it's 10:30 at night. if they let our kids at home, they would have been in bed two hours ago. >> the policeman said we'll give you a ride home when we

they said it's protocol to hand them off to cps. then we asked police why they didn't call the parents to say hey, your kids are just fine, they're safe and why they didn't let them know not to worry. well, they said once the investigation is handed over to cps, it's their responsibility to contact the parents. will these parents continue to practice free-range parenting and let their kids roam free? we asked them that question. we'll tell you what they had to say at 6:30. back to you in the studio. >> that story continues. nikki burdine, we'll check back with you soon. >>> the mother after should veerly disabled man is expected to face charges of attempted murder. philadelphia police say nyia parker deliberately banned -- abandoned her quadriplegic son in the woods. >> she took him out. the wheelchair, laid him down, and put a bible with him and put a blanket over top of him. >> a passerby discovered the 21- year-old man five days later we're told dehydrated with several exposure-related injuries. 's recovering in a philadelphia ho

the police called cps and they brought the kids here and didn't call us. >> reporter: cps finally called the meitevs three hours later when they were frantically searching for their missing children. >> without giving them any sort of notice i think is unconscionable. >> i just hope that the authorities are also not using all their resources just on this case and that they're looking at other children as well who may need more care and assistance. >> reporter: in silver spring andrea mccarren, wusa9. >> cps issued a statement which says protecting children is the agency's no. 1 priority and that it is required to follow up on all calls. cps officials said they cannot comment further because of privacy laws. >>> keep your umbrella handy. tomorrow you will need it. tenacious topper is tracking a angel start to our morning drive. >> right -- rainy start to our morning drive. >> right now the shower are behind the mountains. here are the showers into ohio, kentucky and tennessee. by 6:00 maybe showers in frederick and leesburg. if you get to work quickly coming from the south, you might make

the meitivs are rightfully outraged by the irresponsible actions of cps and police. we must ask yourselves how we reached a point where a parent's biggest fear is government officials will seize our children off the streets as they walk in our neighborhood. times have changed. now these two kids are caught in i'm david wright for "nightline" in washington. >> can children take care of themselves? head to our "nightline" facebook page and let us know what you think of free-range parenting in the comments. >>> next this is what your brain looks like on shopping. even if the numbers on the sale rack look low, you could be paying a higher price than you realize. >>> later on "nightline," sliding doors, these are the luxuries of cars for the stars like ben affleck and dr. dre. o your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a s

cps is saying that the child protection is important.hey'll talk to all parties involved. >> suzanne malveaux thanks. >>> that's it for "the lead." turning you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room"." >>> happening now manslaughter charge. showing the shooting of an unarmed man by a law officer who thought he was reaching for a stun gun but ended up firing his real epen with deadly effect now that deply is facing charge. >>> a stunning new recording capturing the aftermath of the walter scott shoots as the officer charged reacts to what just happened. new criticism of a second police officer. why some want him

the police called cps and they brought the kids here and they didn't call us. >> reporter: cps finally called the meitev three hours later when they were frantically searching for their missing children. >> you've got to tell the parents, especially when parents are being accused not paying attention where their kids are. >> reporter: parents may disagree when it's safe to let children walk uncompanied. >> 6, definitely not. 10 with a group maybe. >> reporter: but after that incident many question the priorities of child protective services. >> i just hope that the authorities are also not using all their resources just on this case and that they're looking at other children as well who may need more care and assistance. >> reporter: now the cps statement says protecting children is the agency's no. 1 priority and that it is required to follow up on all calls. cps officials say they can't comment any further because of privacy laws. now we have a breaking development. our colleague, garrett haake, just obtained the 911 call made by that concerned citizen who was witnessing the plea tes

the police called cps and they decided to bring the kids here and they didn't call us. >> in order to take their children home, they had to sign a safety plan prohibiting them from leaving the children unattended again. >>> a philadelphia woman is accused of abandoning her son with severe disabilities in some woods. the 21-year-old who is paralyzed with cerebral palsy was found with nothing but a blanket and a bible. nyia parler is expected to face attempted murder charges after leaving her quadriplegic son in the woods. she then hopped on a bus to visit her boyfriend in silver spring. >> it's heartbreaking laying there, to see another human, especially your mother with treat someone like that. >> if was the boyfriend who turned her in. parler's son is recovering from dee hydration and exposure aren'ted injuries. -- exposure-related injuries. she faces false imprisonment

cps notified their parents.ps confirms that it's following up on reports that the children were left alone again today. we're still waiting to hear from the family. they made national headlines for their free-range style of parenting. cps began investigating the silver spring family back in december. that's after their 10-year-old son and 6-year-old daughter were found walking home alone from a playground. then in march the parents were found responsible for " "unsubstantiated child neglect." that means the case remains in the state data base for five years and then is ecopinged. the trick here -- ex-pinged. the trick here, that's if no additional reports are added to the file. there's no word on what the incident will mean for the case. the couple say they are responsible parents teaching their children self-reliance and to be responsible. back to you. >> thanks. a lot of different ways to look at that case. >>> new at 11:00 police had to take a mother into custody after she allegedly left her 3-year-old son al

errors at cps are related to the pension.ost: it is not a statement on the past, it is a projection of the city's credit worthiness. rahm emanuel: i want to end the dual taxation of chicago taxpayers. host: all requiring action of the state commissioner. jesus garcia: there is long history of financial mismanagement related to rahm emanuel. can make fun of it and say that i accused them of bringing up the great recession but he was a rubberstamp on the board that approved any physicians that were passed. -- many decisions. host: we were talking about bond ratings. jesus garcia: the pattern here is that he promised four years ago to fix on finances. now he wants to highlight about i did on education and health care with a $30 billion budget. he claims that i ushered in an era of pension fund being out of whack. that is crazy. that is like me leaving him personally for the recession. he has to reach that far back? he said four years ago he would put the fiscal house in order. now he is in a financial reform. chicago's finances

kennedy: do you here about other families have encountered cps? infractions. >> yes, i do hear from people, especially people who let they're children wait in the car while they run inning get the pizza or running my stamps, everyone is waiting to jump on the. but what i don't want people to think is that these incidents are so frequent that they better never let the kids play outside. the whole messages if we get so many outside your not going to have any busybody. excuse me from us playing games at of the park. the impetus is for us to also americans outside. just like you can worry everyday about predators you can worry about cps. the only people who preyed upon them were cbs. can i just say one thing that i think would help the whole country, the free range kids and parents bill of rights. kids have a right to some unsupervised time. we have the right to give it to them without getting arrested. kennedy: that is beautiful. beautiful. what more can be said. from a pink dress to a wet sweater. that is exactly what it should be. this starts with

that's where cps should be putting their attention.together, 6 and 10, less than one-third of a mile away from home. they knew this route. they would have been home by 5:15, they were to be home by 6:30, had they not been picked up and they were not reunited with their parents until 10:00 that night! >> the couple says on their facebook page that the kids were coerced into the back of the patrol car. they claim that the police told the kids that they were going to bring them home. >> that's what the older one says. >> but they didn't obviously do that. >> nope. >> what are they going to be charged with, the parents? >> the parents were already charged with -- get this -- unsubstantiated neglect. what do you mean, unsubstantiated neglect? i looked at that. it means basically we don't have enough credible evidence to charge you but we warrant to keep an open file. i don't mind i guess the open file, just check on the kids make sure they're okay. that's fine if you've got the time to do it with cps. but the idea of charging somebody witho

. >> cps has succeeded in making terrified, to let my kids out unsupervised. >> reporter: her children0 and 6 were playing in this park, 2 1/2 blocks from where they live. when they started walking home on this busy commercial street in the evening, a concerned resident called police. >> they put the kids in the police car. kept them there for 2 1/2 hours. >> reporter: police took the kids to child protective services or cps which was already investigating the family over a similar incident in december. at the time she explained to "the washington post," she and her husband were ranging free range kids. >> giving our children the childhood that we had. the idea that kids can be trusted to go down the block, play at the park. walk home from school. >> reporter: last month, cps found them guilty of unsubstantiated child neglect. the couple was appealing the destegs when their children were picked up again on sunday. >> it is pretty neglectful. kids that age. >> child psychologist, dr. bartell says giving children more freedom doesn't mean that there are no limits. >> if they're old enoug

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definitely a disagreement and we need to find a solution. >> the meitevs had to sign a safety plan with cps to get their kids back. it orders them never to leave those children alone. a short time ago we received the call to 911 and it was from a man walking his dog when he saw the kids. listen. >> two kids that are unaccompanied and they've been walking around for probably about 20 minutes by themselves. >> okay. how old do they look? >> maybe 7, the little boy maybe about 7, 8, the little girl maybe about 6. >> okay. you don't see any parents around them? >> ma'am. >> that caller stayed on the phone and followed them until police arrived. >>> coming up we'll take you to a solemn ceremony honoring lives lost before they could be >>> more and more candidates jumping into the race for president. >> in a little while florida senator marco rubio is expected to add his name to the official republican field. he will join two other senators, ted cruz of texas and rand paul of kentucky already in the race. on the democratic side former secretary of state and senator hillary clinton officially anno

they were helped by cps -- they were held by cps for five hours and the parents were not notified forours after cps picked up the kids. a dc law firm is representing the family pro bono. >> it is time to brew on this. it is christmas come early for a small credit card company he shocked his employees with the news that he would be taking a major pay cut in order to raise the company's minimum wage to 70000 dollars. this announcement bringing workers to their feet. (applause) >> to make it happen price is cutting his nearly $1 million salary and taking the 70,000 dollar salary and will also use about 80 percent of the company's anticipated profit to make the wage increases possible. the average salary at graph vit is -- gravity is 48,000 dollars. we want to know does money buy happiness? send an email at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. we will share them later in the show. >> it will be interesting to hear what people say about that for sure. >> danger 30,000 feet up. how new technology could have hackers controlling planes from the ground. >> a police chase unlike we have ever seen. the

the kids were taken to cps last night. >> and they kept tellinging us your parents

found the children ages 6 and 10 in this parking lot less than 1/4- mile from their home and called cps. >> under maryland law if an officer believes that there's circumstances or some indication that involves child abuse or neglect, we are plan dated as police officers in player -- mandated as police officers in maryland to contact child protective services. >> reporter: the officer didn't call the parents and cps waited hours before they finally reached out to the now deeply concerned meitevs. >> i can't believe we're going through this again. >> reporter: maryland law requires children under 8 be supervised by someone older than 13. attorneys we spoke with today were divided on the meitevs' legal options going forward. attorney robin thicker has handled several high profile cases dealing with the rights of kids and parents. >> i think they should file harassment lawsuit against montgomery county here because it's the county employees that are doing this to their children and let the county tell it to the judge. >> reporter: the family's attorney who is traveling back to the washingto

emanuel: it very specifically points to peppings at cps -- pensions at cps. you were in the state senate. you cast a vote to allow cps to skip payments into the teachers' pension, was warned then that the you skipped these payments the pension is going to go in arrears and create a financial mess. the problem we have today, your hands, fingerprints are all over that shovel, and mow you're pointing fingers at people. that is what created the financial mess we have today, and the downgrades weren't there in the last four years. it took 30 years of career politicians casting votes in springfield and allowing -- >> moderator: mayor, with respect -- [inaudible conversations] you talked about the credibility of the rating agency, how about the credibility of moody's? and then outside group, how is that not a reflection of your financial story here? emanuel: exactly what they said, phil was the crisis of the pension. you don't believe for a second that the pension crisis here, cps, police or fire, you're not suggesting in the last four years that problem just emerge

it will be interesting. >> cps did not handle this correctly.that. >> yes, i agree with that. >> vice president i should say joe biden, no vanger to the awkward public moment, right? he has been in the headlines for head-scratching moves like when he got up close and personal with defense secretary ash carter's wife. more recently putting former mayor mike bloomberg's grandson's binky in his mouth. will he trifle with another photo that will make you cringe guys? coming up next. ♪ ... .... .... ... >> ♪ spoking of the lady's room, a man known for awkward moments, vice-president joe boyd bide may have shown another one. he tweeted himself from inside of a woman's locker room writing equal pay for equal work and common sense and overdo. hash tag equal pay day. he is surrounded by the delaware basketball time in the lady's locker room. >> and i saw that topic that he wants to put with that picture. it is like a basketball team in college. awkward and add it to the list and love it to joe biden. it is not that big of a deal. >> but joe boyd boyd is

the children being abused and the shelters, not company plying with their mandate to report to the cps, and i would like to be able to hopefully stand the gap to be able to have a common procedure done to be able to have the parents come in and have the child abuse awareness class during the orientation so that they can see how child abuse effects not only their child but also, other families that are within the shelter system. that is about it. and is it there any questions? >> for me? >> i know that your seat and specifically, that you are experienced being formally homeless and certainly, you can speak to that, and what are some of the issues that you can see the shelter monitoring committee being able to address in the future, and some of the pressing concerns that you might have, if you are appointed you would like to work on? >> there are so many things going on in the family shelters and the people coming from different backgrounds and bring all that have with them. and i think that the staff at the different various shelters, on whatever some of these are transitional and some

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they were investigated by cps. >> i thought i was going to be taken away from my parents. >> reporter: they were playing at the park. they're free range kids. it's a movement a style of parenting to give children freedom to play and walk down the street without parental supervision. police have picked up the children before. last month, child protective services put the parents on notice finding them responsible of unsubstantiated neglect. the kids were taken to cps last night. >> and they kept tellinging us your parents are here but you'll be able to see them in a little bit. >> reporter: to get the children back last night, the meitivs had to promise basically not to let third children out of their sight and they say that's exactly what they'll do at this point. now, today, we talked to the woman who founded the free range movement. and tonight at 6:00 she'll tell us what she thinks about the situation. jim? >> kristin, thanks so much. >>> now the search of a suspected killer in maryland. we have been telling you about since this morning. police are looking for the man accused of be

but did those cps authorities go too far or do mom and dad really need a reality check? we'll discuss. and here's your chance to do what we love. chime in while you tune in. fox news.com/outnumbered. click on the overtime tab. yes there's more after the tv version of us online. my favorite part, the online chat. let's get it started with this question. what do you want to hear from florida senator marco rubio when he announces later today? i'm on the chat now. see ya. the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals antioxidants and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. >>> welcome back to "outnumbered." congress is back from spring recess and the iran nuclear deal is up for debate. john kerry is briefing the senate on the process and urging them not to to interfere but the senate is planning to vote on a bill that would allow them have to have a say. president obama says all of the criticism needs to stop. >> when i hear people like mccain

kept them there for 2 1/2 hours. >> reporter: police took the kids to child protective services or cps investigating the family over a similar incident in december. at the time she explained to "the washington post" they were raising free-range kids. >> we give our kids the childhood we had. they are trusted to go to the park and walk home from school. >> reporter: they found them guilty of ubnsubstantiated child neglect. they were in the process of appealing the decision when they were picked up on sunday. >> kids shouldn't be left wandering around. >> reporter: a child psychologist says giving kids freedom doesn't mean no limits. >> if they are old enough to walk to the neighbor's house, that's fine. they shouldn't be wandering around in a park by themselves unsupervised until they're much older. >> reporter: these children getting caught in the national debate over boundaries of free-range parenting and neglect. >> i don't think it's wrong per se. >> reporter: the scariest thing about letting her children walk alone may be the government agency hovering nearby. >> i never was scared

well cps began investigating back in september. the meitivs say they're trying to teach their children self-reliance and responsibility. >>> the mother of a 3-year-old is facing charges. police say she left her son alone in a car while she went gambling in baltimore. officers arrested jade germany on saturday. investigators say someone notified an officer when they saw the little boy sleeping in the car and the police report says germany showed no remorse when police confronted her. she simply said she needed money. >>> it is now 6:05. the murder trial of a d.c. department of corrections official is set to begin today. carolyn cross was found dead inside her alexandria apartment in september of 2014. police say 29-year-old dawit seyoum murdered cross. attorneys for seyoum said he was hearing voices at the time of the murder. >>> today we should get a much closer look at how d.c. mayor muriel bowser plans to budget for next year. she seal testify in an oversight hearing. she's calling for sales tax and parking tax increases. her pla

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matt barnes with the finish and it's been the cp-3 show. certainly has been aggressive. dancing with the basketball. that's indefensible and make plays for your teammates. that's how you make guys better. j.j. dynamite over the play making ability of chris paul. >> paul coming off his worst playoff performances in game three. seven points six turnovers. so unlike a player who leads the nba in assists to turnover ratio. he's been perfect from line. seven assists and two turnovers here this afternoon. and it's under 2:00 so doc rivers inserts deandre jordan back in. blake griffin will most likely be guarding leonard who is at the four now for the spurs. >> lead back to 10. patty mills fake finds leonard. leonard back another three. duncan tips it. rebound, redick. redick throws it out. nearly saved but right to duncan who puts it up and in! crawford, good hustle to save it but threw it right into the paint of the spurs. it's an eight-point game. jordan has got to get rid of it for the clippers sake. they don't want a foul ball. griffin finds jordan wide open. seventh assis

. >> cps has succeeded in terrifying me thinking they're going to take my children away. >> reporter:y were playing in a park two and a half blocks away from where they live. a concerned resident called the police. >> they put the kids in the police car and kept them there for two 1/2 hours. >> reporter: police took the kids to child protective services which was already investigating the family over a similar incident in december. at the time they explained she and her husband were raising free range kids. >> that means we're giving the children the childhood we had, the idea that kids can be trusted to go down the block, to play in the park to walk home from school. >> reporter: last month, cps found them guilty of unsubstantiated of child neglect. the couple was in the aprocess of appealing the decision when their children were picked up again. >> it's negtsful children that age shouldn't be left wandering around. >> giving kids more freedom doesn't mean there are no limits. >> if they're old enough to walk next door to the neighbor's house, they're 10 11 12 that's fine. but they s

matt barnes with the finish and it's been the cp-3 show. certainly has been aggressive. dancing with thebasketball. that's indefensible and make plays for your teammates. that's how you make guys better. j.j. dynamite over the play making ability of chris paul. >> paul coming off his worst playoff performances in game three. seven points six turnovers. so unlike a player who leads the nba in assists to turnover ratio. he's been perfect from line. seven assists and two turnovers here this afternoon. and it's under 2:00 so doc rivers inserts deandre jordan back in. blake griffin will most likelyuarding leonard who is at the four now for the spurs. >> lead back to 10. patty mills fake finds leonard. leonard back another three. duncan tips it. rebound, redick. redick throws it out. nearly saved but right to duncan who puts it up and in! crawford, good hustle to save it but threw it right into the paint of the spurs. it's an eight-point game. jordan has got to get rid of it for the clippers sake. they don't want a foul ball. griffin finds jordan wide open. seventh assist for

cps held the children for hours before they were reunited with their parents. >> it says that we will leave them unattended at all and i'm not going to risk my kids being snatched again like this by cps. >> this is the third time the parents have been in trouble for letting their kids roam freely. they call it free range parenting and claim that it builds independence, but police call it illegal. the state law in maryland says a child under 8 must be under the care of a reliable person who is at least 13 years old. >>> the fountain of youth can't be found in a jar. the fda is issuing a warning about exaggerated claims by beauty cream companies and ongoing effort to keep companies in checks, the fda sent warning labels to try vekt in. they can't treat a disease like acne, increase collagen and revive cells. it described one product as clinically proven to change the anatomy of a wrinkle. a drf dermatology at stanford health care says there is no magical fix to aging skin. >> it's not a magic wand and it will not take away your wrinkles. i think they can mitigate and minimize wrinkles.

leon: cps found the couple responsible for unsubstantiated child neglect. the agency tells abc 7 it cannot comment on this latest incident. alison: we have been spoiled with beautiful weather the past few days, but it may be time to grab the umbrella. steve rudin has the timeline for the potential rain tomorrow. steve: even with the rain on the way, it is still mild. the temperatures outside of the belfort furniture weather center, 66 dulles, 60 winchester, 70 petersburg and luray. it stays dry the next few hours. look to the upper left-hand corner of the screen. notice the rain moving into western maryland. this is what is on the way for the rush-hour commute early tomorrow morning. 9:00 upper 50's. we will have a hard time gaining traction, the temperature staying in the lower 60's midday, with areas of heavier rain. if there is any good news with the forecast, weekly route late in the day -- we clear out late in the day tuesday. coming up, we will look at what to expect for the day wednesday and the rest of the week. hopefully my allergies will not an en

the meitivs say cps didn't call them until after 8::leaving them to panic for hours.ain with some stipulations. >> made us sign a safety plan that says that we will not leave them unattended at all until they follow up. and i'm not going to risk my kids being snatched again like this by cps. >> the meitivs say they know their style of parenting which involves giving their kids more space and more responsibility is old fashioned but they don't believe it's illegal. officials have not yet decided whether the couple will face more charges. definitely a lot of parents talking about this one. >>> and finally we want to introduce you to an incredible little girl. she's so adorable. she may have lost her leg in a terrible accident but she never lost the determination to become a prima ballerina. this is eight-year-old alyssa sizemore twirling through the new miss sick video dare. that alone would be a triumph for any child but especially for sizemore. last may the utah girl was hit by a ups truck. her leg amputated below the knee. still, sizemore refused to let the operation

i saw him before his dad bit him in the face and there was a witness and the person made cps reports and they haven't done anything and the police haven't done anything and i think it's convenient that greg suhr left and heard the important things that people had to say and he took charge of this case and ignored it -- >> thank you. >> and i think the police department is shameful -- >> thank you. >> [inaudible] >> next speaker. >> hi. i am christopher hite and with the san francisco public defender's office and chair of the racial justice community and san francisco public defender's office. what i see is occurring right now in san francisco and plays off of reverend brown's comments there is a felonyization occurring in the african-american community and the african-american community areas of san francisco and that is what is happening with the criminal justice system in regard to blacks in san francisco, and the problem is really focused on those areas. that's where you see the explicit and implicit bias and that's where we see it as public defenders and what we did with the plan

cp 3 got in early foul trouble but scores 30. and son of the clippers head coach came off the bench with 16 points. blake griffin had a great game adding 20 and 19 boards. clippers get the win to even up the series. subway series tied at a game a piece in the big apple. yankees down by two and alex rodriguez hits a home run. he's currently fifth on the all time home run fifth. yankees win it. >>> a spring football game over the weekend. a man there with his four-year-old who has been fighting cancer. she carried the football 45 yards to score the school's first touch down of the year. way to go. >>> still ahead, the clinton foundation admits a mistake, plus check out this creature from the deep blue. and fighting back this jersey jeweler puts up his dukes against a would be thief. the outcome next. >>. >> tornadoes possible through texas and louisiana this afternoon. we had 19 reported yesterday. i'll let you know how bad i think this afternoon will be coming up. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. ♪ ♪music continues♪ [announc

. >> i'm not going to risk my kids being snatched again like this from cps. >> reporter: now their lawyer said he will sue montgomery county to force it to soften that order and allow the parents to raise their children as they see fit. >> we want our children to grow up independently, feel safe and confident walking around the neighborhood and the meitevs can't accomplish that by hovering over them and keeping them in their watchful eye 24/7. >> reporter: police say they were simply responding to a 911 call about suspected child neglect and the officer said that when he arrived here, he saw a homeless man eyeing the children, but there are several montgomery county council members who question why it took police so long to simply call mom and dad. reporting live in silver spring, bruce leshan, wusa9. >> thank you. those parents' lawyers say after the kids were late getting home the meitevs did call him instead of the cops. he said they suspected the police or maybe cbs had taken the children. >>> the family of a 9-year-old boy grave l injured by a stray bullet is filing a multimillion do

i will not risk my friends being snatched again by cps >> this is the third time they have been in trouble for letting their children room freely. they call it free range parents saying it claims independence. state law in maryland said a child under eight must be under the car of a reliable person at least 13. >> at midday mornings will get a lot better at the space station. >> 21-year-old jordan spieth won the coveted green jacket in georgia >> this is breaking news from washington part of a bridge on the 410 freeway has collapsed on to a vehicle. there are reports much one fatality. that could be under the red tarp with fire equipment on the scene. the safety people will see if the bridge is still safe. traffic is moving back-and-forth so it must be still sound. >>> kanye west has a free concert impromptu and decided it take a dip in the famous swan lake. but there was a problem the band saw it as an invitation to join him and check it out. he had to be rescued by the security guards and police shut down the concert. >> nice to meet you. >> i am trying to teach him to blend in. >> a new

call of possible child neglect and they are required by maryland law to report suspected neglect to cps. that apparently took several hours. >>> new developments on the philadelphia mom accused of abandoning her severely disabled son in the woods. today police say nyia parler will face an attempted murder charge once she gets out of a maryland hospital. investigators believe she left her adult quadriplegic son in the woods in philly so she could hang out with her boyfriend in silver springs. the 21-year-old survived nearly a week in the rain and 30- degree temps with nothing but a bible and a blanket. tonight he's still recovering. >>> there is still no sign of the hanover man suspected of killing his wife at a dunkin' donuts. anne arundel police say patel should be considered armed and dangerous. >>> a mom going to spend 20 years behind bars after a frederick judge ruled she did not do enough to keep her husband from killing her daughter. she suspected a plea deal of first degree child abuse resulting in death. the judge recommended she spend her years in a mental health focused prison

cps began investing in december after the 10-year-old and 5-year-old were found walking home alone from a playground. the meitivs say they're just trying to teach their children self-reliance and responsibility. >>> the mother of a 3-year-old is facing charges. she left her son alone in car while she went gambling in maryland. they say someone notified an officer when they saw the little boy sleeping and in the police report it says germany showed no remorse. she said she needed money. >>> time to look at our forecast. we are talking about a beautiful spring day. especially the gorgeous weekend we had. >> i mean, if you could take a three-day weekend you could. because that spring weather finally arrived after winter held a firm grip. we want to check in with tom. >> it was so gorgeous over the weekend. we will continue that today. this morning a few scattered sprinkles. patch of green here. along 81 from winchester to south of hagerstown, this is tracking off to the east and quickly moving on through. at the bus stop this morning, a bit of a chill in the air. so you'll need a light jac