the law requires annual inspections of all daycares.ght now california only inspects its daycares once every five years under the law. >> that needs to change immediately. >> reporter: kim johnson serves as policy director at california's child care resource and referral network. johnson has advocated for more information for parents about their child's care. >> we did hear directly from families, who searched for childcare and didn't know where to turn. >> reporter: johnson says putting the inspection records online is a good first step, but she says california needs to comply with the new federal law and increase inspections by the fall of 2016 or risk losing $7.5 million in federal funding for childcare. >> we absolutely need to ensure that where children are have some basic health and safety standards, and we just can't afford not to do that. >> reporter: johnson and assemblywoman garcia both credit nbc bay area and c.i.r.'s joint investigation with what they call changing the conversation and forcing state policy makers to confront

the daycare it must go and fast. what would the end of january mean to your facility and the parents that bring their kids here? >> well it certainly challenges given the demand for child care in this market. >> reporter: cohen says fun kids parent company have been talking to the owners listed on city documents as first states investors 300llc for a year about a new lease but got the bad news midweek just last week. he says parents were shocked and not just about the closing, but that the end of january was it. >> shock, disappointment, upset, all the emotions you would have if you had children here and a great high quality locate. >> reporter: reached by phone, the management company for first state investors refused comment. this woman says her 16 month old adores the center. the other kids and teachers. she thinks daycare facilities should get a break. >> a daycare facility needs to be given different kind of considerations than a cafe or a different kind of business because they are families and children involve

you can see for yourself how your child's daycare safety record really stacks up. we'll show you coming up. >>> now to a developing story. sony reversing course on releasing "the interview" despite threats from hackers and bay area movie theaters are jumping on board. it is a huge aabout face for sony. good news for movie fans and tech companies as well. we've been following the story and we have more from campbell. >> hello, north korea! >> reporter: after a major studio hacking and after being pulled from major theaters, "the interview" will be seen after all in smaller independent theaters that say they are not worried about the controversy. they just want the movie. >> absolutely yes. >> how come? >> because we think we should be able to play whatever content is available. >> you want us to kill the leader of north korea? >> what! >> it's an unorthodox way to get a movie out. >> this is sony. we have to find a way to safe face. >> santa clara's mark waylon is to release the movie as a movie on demand. >> it empowers the silly be couldn't valley aspect of hollyw

>> a new way to protect children in daycare. we investigate.very day is a new opportunity to help make life better right here in san francisco. whether it's helping local businesses like the fruitguys grow and prosper, supporting nonprofits like juma ventures as they fulfill their mission or helping neighborhoods like the tenderloin become vibrant communities. if there's a way to help the people of san francisco thrive and succeed, we'll find it. that's the power of local connections. that's bank of america. >>> welcome back. 7:44, the time. it is cold outside. we were just talking about how cold it is still even in the studio this morning. 33 in cupertino. 30 one of our coldest in the south bay. san martin, 28 and 29 degrees respectively. it is cold across the south bay. walnut creek down to 30. this corridor coming through 680 is one of our most dangerous because of that potential for black ice through dublin where they are at 31. the other location that is still very cold this morning, the north bay. it is very cold. it's not freezing for ev

live right across the street from the daycare here on market, jeff cole fox 29 news. folks? >> all right. thank you very much, jeff. >>> on the run for years. but not any longer. the fbi tracked down a man suspectesuspected of raping womd they found him in mexico. authorities say 37-year-old alberto suarez raped a 22-year-old woman near philadelphia police headquarters in 2010 and another woman near pittsburgh. they say he left his pants behind a wallet and a digital camera in philadelphia. he now faces charges of rape, attempted murder and aggravated assault. >> happening now, uniting police officers with their communities tonight president obama is calling on philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsay to find ways to bring officers and their communities together. ramsay is heading a task force on the issue. he says it may not be easy but he will get the job done and a key to doing that is easing tensions. >> the majority of people protesting are not like that. they're not calling for any harm to come to police officers. they're just peacefully protes protesting becaus

daycare it must go and fast.would the end of january mean to your facility and the parents that bring their kids here? >> well, it's certainly challenging given the demand for child care in this market. >> reporter: cohen says fun kids parent company had been talking to the owners listed on city documents as first states investors 3300llc for a year about the new lease. got the bad news midweek last week. he says parents were shocked and not just about the closing. but that the end of january was it. >> shock, disappointment, upset, all the emotion you would have if you had children here and a great high quality location. >> reporter: reached by phone the management company for first state investors refused comment. she says her 16 month old adores the center. the other kids and teachers. she thinks daycare facilities should get a break. >> a daycare facility needs to be given different kind of considerations than a cafe or a different kind of business because they are familie familid children involved. >> no com

meanwhile this daycare is on the same block as the running gunfight. the school called parents to tell them the children were safe. >> if it was a sunny day they would have been out. >> the public needs to be alarmed of these behaviors. they know who these individuals are. >> reporter: a 19-year-old, 20 and 21-year-old were shot and taken to the hospital, university of pennsylvania. all are expected to recover. police just told me they all had contact with law enforcement before. live in southwest philadelphia, lu ann cahn, nbc 10 news. >> thank you. two men are covering this afternoon after a fire at the home of a refired south jersey fire chief. it was on 3rd avenue and belongs to joseph marini. investigators say they were using paint stripper in the basement when the fire started. >> we had reports that there was one occupant trapped in the basement. police extricated that individual from the steps of the basement to the rear and immediately turned him over to ems. >> crews took both men to the hospital. we're still working to find out more about th

. >> and daycare provider in a huge load of trouble tonight after a couple of kids left in an suv that got toed away with the kids >> 10:30 now and here's a look at stories we're fol on "action news" at 10 on phl17. >> a man who said he spotted stone is behind bars. authorities say he lied about the claims causing panic in the community and he's facing a number of charges and held on $250,000 bail. >>> there is new video tonight from the night baltimore ravens player ray rice punched his fiancee in atlantic city. it shows the two of them after arrested both in handcuffs and at one point, the two of them as you see here, end up cuddling. >> also staples is joining long list of retailers that suffered cyber attacks. office supply chain says 1.2 million credit cards may have been exposed during a security breach earlier this year. >>> new at 10:30 a daycare provider is facing charges tonight after police say the children she was supposed to be watching were left and tended in a vehicle that was towed. that suv was parked here in the no-parking zone at the shopping septemberner newarkch th

age children and 10 percent dogs yet in tyler are employees that have daycare needs and enjoy the perngz of bring their dogs to work and literally no mention of children or dogs in the eir dogs are an impact on the city they're great when we have a place to go but it's an environmental hazard if their waste is not managed so the provision for dogs and also facilities for those new children in the neighborhood must be provided in the project so for children that should be in the form of play areas as well onsite childcare and the preservation alternative is great for those uses because it - because there's a direct connection from the residential tower to the chronicle building open space the chronicle open space that would allow for urging to residents to go directly to that space and we know that rooftop open space a challenging and finally provides for ground floor open space is an a trim that can be used for the neighborhood thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. i'll call just a few more names (calling names) and good afternoon. my name is is heather phillip's i want to speak on beha

tornado hit and ripped off the daycare center's roof. >> whoa!reporter: as the same storm system moved north, heavy rains and high winds are making conditions miserable for the 90 million people driving home for the holiday. air travel isn't any better. foggy weather and low clouds in the east have contributed to more than 300 cancellations and 2500 delays at the nation's airports. aaa estimates 70% of delays originate in new york and are creating a ripple effect throughout the country. thomas bosch is with the port authority of new york and new jersey. >> you know, we have three major commercial airports here, newark liberty, jfk and laguardia. and so traffic comes through our airports and to the extent that aircraft are delayed or efficiently handled, it affects travel throughout the country. >> reporter: on top of the weather, a record number of travelers hit the road and air. a 4% increase compared to last year. and that's being attributed to lower gas prices. jericka duncan, cbs news, new york. >> and now at 4:43 on your christmas morning, m

you add up the daycare benefits the earned income tax credit, the low income housing benefits.fits, these are common benefits. it may be true not everybody gets them. but the people getting 20, 25 in benefits is high. >> but the facts defy what you think. >> it's a fact, mark. >> it's not true, mark. you have two -- people are reviewing your analysis and saying why it's not true. a lot of people are working while they are getting benefits. you can break the -- people lot -- your philosophy is so extreme. i'm -- >> you got to get -- no, mark. if you look and add up the standard benefits in the state of wisconsin for daycare, for health care, for earned income tax credit -- >> you're cooking the numbers to try to -- in a fantasy family you have been proven wrong multiple times. >> congressman, if i can jump in here. glenn i would like to hear your full explanation on that. go ahead. >> sure. if you look at the memo and i wish you had a chance to go over it. if you add up, those are the big five benefits. the big five would be daycare, earned income tax credit, health care, low in

there is a daycare center on this residential street. this part of san leandro is right on the border of oakland. in san leandro, amy hollyfield. abc 7 news. >>> closed down and cleared out. now for the cleanout at the homeless camp called the jungle. it's been deemed unsafe and unsanita unsanitary. more than 300 people once lived there. the city of san jose is helping people who lived there with subsidized housing. some still don't know where they'll go. >> i'm just confused. a lot of us are scared and confused. we don't know where to go or what to do. >> there will be regular police patrols to keep people out of the jungle for good. a full cleanup is expected to take about two weeks. >>> still ahead, the apple of alabama's eye. the new legislation being named for silicon valley's ceo tim cook. >> flu alert. the vaccine you got may have been for nothing. >> new at 4:30, the mission to try to save an american hostage. the emotional plea his family gave to his captors. >>> taking a live look at traffic at 4:10 on this thursday. yes, it is

before the tornado hit and ripped off the daycare center's roof. as the same storm system moves north, heavy rains and high winds are making conditions miserable for the 90 million people driving home for the holidays. air travel isn't any better; foggy weather and low clouds in the east contributed to more than 300 cancellations and 2,500 delays at the nation's airports. a.a.a. estimates 70% of delays originate in new york and are creating a ripple effect throughout the country. thomas bosh is with the port authority of new york and new jersey. >> reporter: yeah, we have three major commercial airports here-- new york liberty, j.f.k., and la guardia. and so traffic comes through our airports. and to the extent that the aircraft are delayed or inefficiently handled, it affects travel throughout the country. >> reporter: on top of the heather, a record number of travelers hit the road and air, a 4% increase compared to last year. jim, that's being attributed to lower gas prices. >> axelrod: jericka, thank you. eric fisher is chief meteorologist at o

how about a daycare provider?cial daycare center. >> a commercial daycare facility you want to do $25 to $70. you also think about doing a card like we said from your kids or small gift. >> how about a teacher in a public or private school? is it appropriate to give a cash gift here or not? >> you want to be careful with this one. first find out the school's policy and really consider what you're doing here because the teacher is someone who also may be having to deal out discipline or talking with you later on about difficult grades. you want to be careful. >> bribery is never encouraged here. >> bribery is never encouraged but you don't want to put the teacher in the awkward -- you don't want to put the teacher in the awkward position of you have given her $100 and now she has to come to you and tell you she is having problems with your kid. >> i wanted to ask you how much you tip your doorman because you tip closer to home. >>> that does it for us on "power lunch." >> the doorman doesn't get a tip this year. >>

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he parked in the parking lot about 20 feet from the front door of the daycare center.emember i pulled in his blind spot, and i got out of the car, and i slowly crept to his window. i just remember taking the gun, and i tapped it a few times on his window and kind of startled, and he looked at me. i just started shooting. dropped the gun and took off. >> he was later identified, arrested and convicted. and then he came to the painful realization that he had been duped. >> the truth about the man i killed, as much as i would like to say i killed for a righteous and solid reason in people's eyes, the truth is i believe i was mistaken. i believe that it was a bitter custody dispute. one of the ladies had manipulated us all and got family and got me to believe that he was molesting his 8-year-old daughter. i would like for that to be true so all this isn't in vain, but the truth is that i just may have been mistaken. and i may have done all this for no reason at all. >> even this twist wasn't the last of the bizarre ironies in brian's life. he testified against the two wome

no children were injured but substantial damage to that daycare, along with other buildings.ral and in the vicinity of laurel, mississippi, two fatalities there as well. widespread damage, numerous power outages reported there as well. in tallahassee, our latest report of over 7 inches of rainfall. there's a flashflood emergency. just within the past hour they were saying they were doing high water rescues. coming up over the next 24 hours we're looking at substantial rainfall totals here. wolf, it's going to be widespread, up and down the eastern seaboard just in time for christmas eve. >> huge travel days over this christmas period, what can we expect? more treacherous traveling conditions along the east coast? is that what i'm hearing? >> you certainly are. if anything, it will get worse. we saw bad delays today at new york's metro airports and also in philadelphia all day long. i was taking a look at philadelphia and they were looking at delays all day long at least two hours. new york city's metropolitan airports, newark, philadelphia is probably responsible for the most

. >> three people shot right in front of a southwest philadelphia daycare center. police tell us before the gunfire two grownups of men were arguing at 54th and pascal around 11:30 this morning. four of the men were armed. two fired their weapons. thankfully no one was outside at the daycare center playground because of the rain. investigators are now looking over surveillance video. >> one of the males pulled out a gun, started shooting at thee males running from the scene, from the area. three males continuing to run southbound. one is struck in his back. one is struck in the leg. one struck in the arm. >> the three men who were shot is being treated at the hospital, university of pennsylvania. all three had run ins with police in the past. >>> we have new information on this house fire in camden county. the house belongs to joseph marini. he wasn't there when the fire started at 10:00 this morning. his stepson and another man were. stepson is a volunteer firefighter in mount ephraim. in the past few minutes we learn his stepson was critically burned. >> we had r

i've underlined that and daycare -- >> awesome. thanks. problem solved. nice.e've been leaders in the industry since day one however, we're highly concerned about competition and that's why we're interested to see who was coming in. we know there's a land rush in aurora. >> our logo is pretty well recognized in the state. >> i'm not into it. >> it's never too late. >> what's green and goes in a bank? euflora found a vacant bank in ward six and moved into it. it's a $1.1 million gamble since licenses won't be awarded for another month. if they fail it could be empty for a long time. >> there you go. [ laughter ] >> oh, my god! can you believe this, like, this is all ours. >> this is cool. >> look at this. i know,. >> you can't even open it. i thought i was strong but this is, like, perfect. >> if banks don't want to work with us, we'll just buy a bank. >> i guess if we don't get a license we can lease it out to other dispensaries to store their money. hopefully we need this to store our money. it's a marijuana vault. ♪ >> look at this. it's ready to go. it has a

. >> and a daycare provider arrested accused of leaving two little children in her car while she wenthopping. what happened when that car was towed with the children and all. >> and an inspiring local seven-year-old girl who's changing lives tonight. >> i was ready to do crazy things. now i'm not going to do those things. >> hundreds going home with a meal an gift all because of her birthday. how mia's big day is making a big difference. >>> what is man spreading? one city's advice to guys on the subway. ♪ >> the search is on for the gunman responsible for this seen in south philadelphia's grace neighbor this morning. police say a man showed up looking for someone, then opened fire. the bullets hit two innocent bystanderbystanders an adult and three-year-old child. you saw it first on fox. that child's father has a message for the shooter. fox 29's bruce gordon has more. >> reporter: exclusive footage shows lucky little boy. three-year-old, recovering in his bed at children's hospital after being shot in the leg inside his home on the 1300 block of south newkirk. this is his father he

police say she has a criminal record and she hid it to open her daycare and they say she spent governmentayouts on gambling and personal expenses. >> upper darby police arrested the man who they say assault add woman at a fast food restaurant eye at around 12:30 this morning. the man walked up to a mcdonald's drive through window at state road and lansdowne avenue. police say 23-year-old michael jenkins began flirting with a 31-year-old employee, then start the making crude remarks. when she tried to close the window police say jenkins reached in and grabbed her. >> absolutely asinine. 31-year-old woman trying to work and make a living, and this bum walks up and sexually assaults her. >> police say right after jenkins walked over to bar across the street. that is where they found him and arrested him. he now faces harrah's many, sexual assault, disorderly conduct and public drunkenness charges. >>> you can bet casino workers are thrilled taj mahal is staying open. billionaire investor carl icon agreed to provide $20 million in financing to keep the casino open through bankruptcy proceedin

. >> reporter: this shipping agency has started a daycare service for its employees. right now, it's looking after four young children ranging in age from 1 to 3. the company's aim is to attract more women with children by providing a more attractive working environment. >> translator: we need to improve our infrastructure to create a woman-friendly working environment. we have a lengthy to do list to that end. >> reporter: as the driver shortage intensifies, truck companies are coming up with a variety of ways to get women behind the wheel. >>> it's time now for our check with the weather. people in southern brazil are being drenched by pouring rain >> the reason has been seeing ongoing severe weather, severe flooding has happened across southern romania. we have some pictures to show you. remo romania has been hit with back-to-back storms for week and are resulting with one of the longest streaks in over 30 years for this country. the rainfall has saturated the soil resulting in overflowing rivers and banks. including homes as you can see in this picture. i'm afraid

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so even if we have subsidized daycare, we still need somebody to do the care work after hours.nk that the data we have from around the world finds that when men do more of that, women's income goes up, women are more likely to achieve what they want in the workplace and it turns out that men are usually happier as well. barker: we are paying attention, women are enjoying to lean in, right? we need the equivalent for men. right? so is it men we need to diaper up or to care up? but there's something we need men to do as another part of this revolution. and i think there is no way we achieve equality unless men do the other part that comes with the lean in. barker believes, in fact, in many ways male-dominated and male-designed societies hurt men and boys barker: all of the lifestyle issues that cause health problems, men are more likely to suffer from them than women are. one of the ways that we try to get men to care for their own bodies is to care for others. i think our data also shows that when men show their cares for others they also show care for themselves. then why is ch

>> reporter: picking up your kids from daycare, yet another scenario that falls under the category ofhings you can't do while black. at least according to 28-year-old chris lolly. >> come on -- >> i'm not here to argue. >> i'm a black man and i live this every day of my life. and it sucks. >> what's your business with me right now? >> the problem is, i'm black. that's the problem. prejudice is something real in this society. they just didn't believe anything i was saying. >> reporter: we've seen the mass protests. people rallying behind sayings like -- >> hands up, don't shoot. >> reporter: celebrities donning shirts with the words "i can't breathe." and on social media, trending hash tacks suggesting eric garner and michael brown are not isolated cases. alive while black and criming while white have sparked a national conversation, as thousands share experiences. >> i was drinking wine on by dc stoop when cops passed right by me to detain my black neighbor drinking wine on his. >> reporter:er was 20. stopped by cop at gas station. under the influence and underage. he flirted with me,

. >>> this happened on broad more boulevard there is a daycare center on the street. this is part of san lenadro that is on the border with oakland. >> we her sirens. we heard gunshots. and more silences. >> at 7:30 in the morning violence shook the neighborhood and a resident called to report an unfamiliar car parked in the neighborhood with people sleeping inside when officers approached one person got out of the car, ran, and was arrested. the second person tried to get away, too. >> driver immediately accelerated the vehicle, struck the officer, knocking him to the ground, running him over and fleeing to bancroft avenue. the driver got away. the driver is -- officer is in e hospital with non-life threatening injuries. >> police are looking for the driver. the best information may have come from young witnesses, eight and ten-year old children. >> i am sorry they saw it but they do not seem terribly affected by it and were able to clearly tell the police everything they saw and give a pretty clear story of what they saw happen. >>> police are asking you keep your e

. >> the man told his boss who then called police and police have not released name of the daycare provider. she now faces 2 counts of endangering welfare of a child. >> this is video we very never seen before. this is security video obtained by "abc news" of ray rice and his then fiancee now wife, jeanea palmer, immediately after rice punched her inside the revel casino elevators. palmer sake protected by hotel security which keeps rice away from her. she is visually angry and then later she begins to cry. but as they share the elevator to be escorted to waiting police cars she afeerns experience change of emotions moving in to kiss and newsle rice. >> today the fbi confirmed north korea was behind the cyberattack on sony pictures. president barack obama says the u.s. will respond proportionately. and at the end of the news conversation today obama said sony's decision to pull the movie "the interview" from theaters was a mistake. >> we cannot have a society in which some dictator some place can start imposing censorship here in the united states. >> obama said sony decision could set a da

flooded basements forcing people from a mosque an daycare. crews are work into the evening to clean up. it will take about week to fix the break. no word on what caused the 20-inch water main to burst. >> philadelphia police need your help to catch a burglar who hit an auto parts yard. he targeted franks auto parts salvage yard on west sedgley avenue in franklinville. camera caught it. the burglar broke in through a fence, got into a trailer and stole a laptop, car batteries and equipment. if you know anything that might help catch him, call philadelphia police. >>> now in new jersey, police have caught two people accused of pulling off a string of burglaries. police say 27-year-old jacob norman and 37-year-old jennifer owe donahue are connected to home burglaries throughout egg harbor township. police have actually -- got back some of the stolen merchandise. >> police do not believe rapper beanie sigel was the intented target of a shooting at this brother-in-law's new jersey home. pleasantville police say that sigel may have been at the wron

padgett was last seen leaving her daycare job in north hampton last month. police found her car at a dollar general store about a mile away. authorities charged her stepfather after padgett's body was found buried on his property. >>> this morning, we now know the identity of a man killed in a hit-and-run in montgomery county. we first told you about this story yesterday morning. two vehicles struck the victim. neither driver stopped. according to investigators, a black ford explorer struck tom daley first. the car may be similar to this one. police say moments later, he was also hit by a green cadillac or a lincoln suv. daley died at the hospital. police are now looking for surveillance video from the scene. >>> police in los angeles may need hugh hefner's help to investigate a woman's claim that bill cosby sexually assaulted her at the playboy mansion. judith huth who is on the left is suing cosby for the alleged attack, which she says happened in 1974. law enforcement sources tell tmz they need to determine if cosby and huth, who was 15 at the time, were

pretty much at whatever daycare you want to send your child to, it is difficult.ithpent time talking people as high up as president obama about these issues. does he understand how difficult the situation actually is? >> they invited companies. we lifted the importance of care and investing in infrastructure. why not invest in a care infrastructure? obviously the challenges prevent the public sector from investing. it was 1971 when nixon really got rid of a bill to support federally funded day care. the reality is the private sector has sept in -- has stepped in to provide options for families, especially a work balance they are looking for. >> you have seen some dramatic growth. when you try to get into this business, you made a big acquisition recently. how do you grow in a business? the opportunity is there. you make a business out of that? targeting 42we are million households just in this country alone. we are only 2% penetrated. the demographic trends are heading in that direction. we know there is not enough for a top-tier infrastructure. we know seniors ar

william spoke with president obama, and while william was in d.c., his wife met staff at a harlem daycareenter. and another king, lebron james, taking on the nets in brooklyn. the royal couple is planning to visit the 9/11 memorial and museum. >>> now while the william and kate may present that you know that perfect royal image, their royal ancestors are actually full of scandalous relationships, a vicious fight to the death, even a vanished corpse. we're talking about king richard iii. "america tonight" host joie chen tells us the recent discovery of his remains is raising some questions about the credentials of the current royal family. >> it was a humble end for one of england's most legendary and notorious figures. >> with your blody life! >> richard iii long portrayed as the last king of york, you might remember him from high school english. >> now is the winter of our discontent. >> richard iii, for all intents and purposes disappeared until researchers tracked him to a parking lot just two years ago. >> it's absolutely incredible the fact that somebody can be killed in battle 525 y

the salvation army runs after school programs and daycare programs and food kitchens, weekend programsnd much more. the general secretary, i think you are more effective than government. you it make a judgment that this person needs help. this person maybe is just trying to free load. you don't have to treat everyone the same. >> we don't. we are excited to have an opportunity to meet someone to try to figure out who they are. what their needs are. hopefully as a result of meeting them and having time to talk with them, they can begin to help them become part of the community. i lot of the help for people that goes beyond our resources is when their neighbor or family member is able to help them. it makes a big difference. >> you will go with them and introduce them to neighbors who might help. >> it can be that and sometimes that is the case. we are in the homes of the folks that we are looking with. it happens at the salvation army and not just folk who is are hungry, but it's people who are looking for fellowship and looking for communities. >> a wealthy person can come in and ask.

. >>> a woman that was operating a daycare about a license is charged.anya robinson left a 5 and 1-year-old in a car in newark. the vehicle was repossessed. the tow truck driver did not notice the little ones until he got to the tow yard. he called 911 and the girls were returned to their parents. roginson irobinson is charged wh endangerment. she was unlicensed. >>> nine d.u.i.s were taken off the streets tonight. they announced the results of a task force raid. they compiled a list of one thousand residents that failed to show up for trials or sentencing. more raids are being scheduled. >>> the saga continues into the battle of a student and her parents. caitlyn ricci was back in court asking her mom and dad in contempt of court because they refuse to pay for her out-of-state college tuition. wendy was back in the courtroom today. >> are you willing to put your parents in jail over this? >> richi wa the grandmother was trying to shield her granddaughter. >> why should they pay for her education. >>reporter:they forced her to pay up. $15,000 for temple

you're not using a service like care.com, it's word of mouth if you're trying to find a nanny or daycareor your child, it's very difficult, you have spent time talking with people as high up as president obama about these issues. does he understand how difficult the situation really is? does the government understand? >> absolutely, president obama hosted the first white house summit on work family event and invited companies, we had a voice at the table to listen to the importance of care and investing in infrastructure. why not invest in a care infrastructure? obviously the challenges prevent the public sector from investing. it was 1971 when nixon really got rid of a bill to support federally funded day care. the reality is the private sector has stepped in to provide an option for families because it's very difficult for families, especially with a work life balance that they are looking for. >> so given all that, you have seen some pretty dramatic growth, a lot less than expected evidence by the share price. when you try to get into this business, you made a big acquisition recently

the salvation army runs after school programs, daycare centers food kitchens rehab and much more. >> james, i think you are more effective than government because people come to you you could make a judgment this person really needs help. this person may be trying to freeload. you don't have to treat everyone the same. >> we don't treat everybody the same we have an opportunity when we meet someone to try to figure out who they are. they have the time to talk with them and we can begin to help them become a part of community. a lot of them have the help for people that goes beyond even our resources whether the neighbors are able to help nem or family member or someone who cares about them it makes a big difference. >> you will go with them and try to introduce them to neighbors that might help? >> you can do that. sometimes that is the case. sometimes we are in the homes of the folks we are working with sometimes it is with the salvation army it may be through a soup kitchen where it is not just folks who are hungry sometimes it is people who are looking for fellowship and looking f

. >> reporter: the resulting flood forced an evacuation as a daycare.and it compounded anger in the neighborhood over what they feel was an endless project that ended up like this. >> a lot of frustration. >> reporter: the philadelphia water department says the contractors had finished their work this august and were repaving streets. and the utility claims the contractor is not at fault. if it's not related to the contractor's work, are we looking at cold weather on an old cast iron main? >> weather may have played a factor. age may have played a factor. at this point, we can't determine that. we just know it's not related to the contractor's work. >> reporter: and we are heading in to that time of year according to the water department where we will see weather taking a toll on these older cast iron water mains and the water department says they were very lucky that the case of a failure of this one, very little flooding down in the 1400, a 00 block of germantown. they're asking any residents who have damage please call the water department. doug shim

. >> reporter: they evacuated a daycare at jefferson and germantown while the water department shutÑioff the wate started a cleanup and sent claims adjustors in tolts ken zipg ton neighborhood. sgr they will be visiting properties in the area, they will go door it door, see if anyone has any water in their cell cellars. >> reporter: residents said the street had been torn up for months. >> i asked a couple questions to the guys, but no one had any answers. they were all independent contractors apparently. so no one knew who was in charge or who was behindx$ the whole thing. >> reporter: many of the neighbors say the biggest question is what caused the break of this ancient cast iron water main. was it the weather or the contractors work i7ixzthis ? we look into that coming up. doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >>> a pair of suspects made off with passports and nearly $7,000 from a robbery in northeast philadelphia. police say the victim was carrying a bag with the money and i.d.s on large street early this morning. two people meld the mheld the m gunpoint. he was headed back to china for a

you know, we don't have paid maternity leave, we don't have daycare. um, there's cut, cut, cut everything that would benefit mothers and chirp. and you know where -- and children. and you know where that happens the most is in the states that are the most anti-choice. and there is a complete correlation -- [applause] there's a complete correlation between the states where the status of women is the lowest and where restrictions on abortion are the highest. so that if, you know, a state with few women in the legislature, a state where the gap between men's and women's wages are particularly high, a state where they do very little for women's health and children's health, etc., etc., that's where these restrictions are happening. so it makes a picture, doesn't it? that abortion is a piece of let's just push women back. we don't care about mothers, we don't care about children, we don't care about you. that, i think, is the message there. >> hi. you know, i've been marching around this issue for 30 years now, and i feel like i've never been more depressed

padgett was last seen leaving her daycare job in north hampton last month.olice found her car at a dollar general store about a mile away. authorities charged her stepfather after padgett's body was found buried on his property in north hampton county. >>> this weekend in burlington county, friends and family are remembering the three children murdered by their mother. funeral services were held in tabernacle yesterday afternoon. investigators say jeannine lepage shot her 8-year-old daughter nadia, her 11-year-old son alexander, and 14-year-old son nicolanicolas. in atlantic city, a veteran firefighter is now suspended without pay. he is accused of showing a teenage girl lewd pictures of himself. he had been a fire captain since 2008, and a member of the fire department there for more than 20 years. >>> police in los angeles may need hugh hefner's help to investigate a woman's claim that she was sexually assaulted by bill cosby at the playboy mansion. judith huth is suing cosby for the alleged attack in 1974. law enforcement officials tell tmz they first nee

padgett was last seen leaving her daycare job in north hampton last month. police found her car at a dollar general store about a mile away. authorities charged her stepfather after investigators say they found padgett's body buried on his property in north hampton county. >>> now to some news in delaware. the city of wilmington has tied its all-time record for homicides after another deadly shooting friday night. the killing was the 27th in wilmington this year. that ties the record set in 2010. police say they found two men shot on west 6th street and a third victim nearby. one of them who's been identified at 23-year-old jean malone died at the hospital. >>> this morning, investigators in philadelphia are trying to identify a man whose body was found in north philly. a neighbor discovered the man on the 2400 block of north sidenhan street around 8:30. the man had been shot and stabbed. authorities believe he may have been dumped at that location. they're now investigating the circumstances surrounding his death. >>> this weekend in burlington county, frie