as dan maddox explains they don't have done it without the help of a police officer. >> it happened the day he passed wai. >> reporter: an image of this little boy's hands will be carried with his mom and dad for as long as they are his handprints are now a tattoo along with the saying your wings were ready but my heart was not. rob is the artist. his cousin megan lost their six-year-old son in a drowning accident in upstate new york. the couple drove to largo with a mirror on a mission to get this at that time too but had no way of removing the little boy's handprints. >> i was on cloud 9. i still am. you know, . facebook messages sergeant ann starling with the police department went to work with fingerprint powder. >> the mom described -- she said i could see him sticking his face in the mirror and that's where he left his print. and he got off the counter and went on about his day. unfortunately that afternoon he pass add wai. >> reporter: after several attempts and several searches, sergeant starling pulled little jammedacob's prints. >> everybody was vying in the room. it was just

fox 13's dan maddox has more. >> reporter: sterling hubbard is sobbing in court before being sentenced to ten years in taking off. >> i quietly decided that we will skip mother's day this year. as we did all of the holidays for the first year. i didn't put up christmas decorations. >> reporter: the accident happened back in may of 2015 near madeira beach. witnesses say hubbard got out of the truck and saw what he did before getting back in and driving away. his mother and father addressing court letting him know the impact their lives. >> holidays and birthday also never be the same. >> reporter: before sentencing hubbard addresses the court saying he wishes he were dead. >> i will think about her every day of my life and i will until the day i die. i just want to you know how sorry i am. and that i would gladly take her place if i could. >> reporter: hubbard's attorneys had his mother and psychiatrist testify he has had a long history of mental health problems, depression and a long back to 2004, and his parents don't feel that ten years is enough, but they are ready to try to move on

new at 5:00, fox 13's dan maddox explains why they hope the work of one artist may help do the trick. >> reporter: through paint and hoping this artwork will continue to break down fences and other barriers between the city and the cuban government. >> this community has my country, cuba. >> reporter: he's a cuban artist known internationally. he's a big deal in cuba. his work has been recognized by secretary of state john kerry. there's a theme thought provoking flags coming together. this is painted in st. pete's warehouse art distr features the u.s. and cuban flags. >> the people have very good relationships, you know? it's about governments, you know. it's about the people that sign the loan. >> the side of this building is a sprawling display of diplomacy. >> they're aware of everything happening there. >> city leaders make sure havana knows st. pete wants a cuban consulate, something he supports as art could be one of the biggest exports from cuba town showing we're open to exhibiting his work helps to build that relationship and lets them know we're insear in this effort. >> st

dan maddox explains they think they know what is behind the problem. >> it does feel fresh. up on bay area beaches. >> this is number 46. i've been studying these birds about 15 years. i was surprised and concerned. >> this one found on st. pete beach this morning. beth is an environmental scientist with he can art college and things millions of gallons of partially treated surge dumped to handle storm water during hurricane hermine is to blame. >> these birds skim over the what looked like sewage. >> the birds are being bagged and studied. >> the first bird had salmonella back tear in the heart and brain. >> scientists are calling for cities to stop dumping during storms but the city says often they have no choice. >> pump diluted waste water into the bay or have raw sewage back up into people's homes. >> benjamin k the sewer infrastructure is at the top of the list. >> this is the mayor's top priority. >> $58 million has been set aside in next year's budget to fix the problem but still this scientist says these dead birds can be similar to a canary in a coal mine. >> somet

. >> in largo, dan maddox, fox 13 news. >>> nice story. >> well caught on camera police dash cam video captures moment a deer runs into a car, into a car trying to attack a driver. now driver in new jersey believers the deer was out for revenge. fox brad satin has the video. nicklaus sure glad there's vud he thinks no one would have believed him otherwise. his dash cam recording the vehicle hitting a deer in rural township when deer figures came back for revenge. he radioed in what he saw. >> the gear ran back into can areappear happens here all time but never literally running into cars. >> i've never seen a deer come >> if you can't believe it neither could ellen. she was behind the wheel. >> a lot of antlers a lot of hoofs and lot of snorting. she hit deer about 100 feet back the buck didn't stop there it some out got up on its feet came at her all 200 pounds. i opened door he's literally right there. and i just grabbed a hold of his antler and put my foot in his chest to keep him from coming in more. >> i was thinking if in car what do i do if it starts coming after knee what am i

people's deputy editor dan wakeford reports their source says brad was intoxicated during a heated argument with his 15 year old son maddox. there was a child parent altercation on the plane 9:09:41 but the source says things did not get physical/9:10:37 its just an attempt to get full custody of the children. raising six children is a bastard! strike that from the record i'm going with it on a day one of the police officers accused in a widespread sex scandal makes his first court appearance. the city of richmond drops the hammer on several officers for their involvement. good evening. i'm steve aveson. >> pam:and i'm pam moore. we begin our coverage with the oakland police officer who went before a judge. kron 4's haaziq madyun originally broke this story. and was in court, as the officer learned what charges he is going to face. so, mr. bunton would you like to make a comment oakland police officer brian bunton had nothing to say outside the court room here at the alameda county court house in hayward. on friday bunton was arraigned on one count, felony obstruction of justice, and one count, misdemeanor engaging in an