they say the than tried to pick up a child at shawl world daycare center last friday. the man came in and named a specific child, but wasn't on the list to pick him up. after reviewing surveillance video, the parents say they did not know him. police say they just want to speak with the man to see whether it was a misunderstanding. >>> an ebola patient admitted to the national institutes of health is free of the disease. that patient was released from the hospital yesterday. the american health care worker was admitted on march 13 with the ebola virus. nih has not released the name of the patient, but you we're learning that the man was the 11th ebola patient to be treated in the u.s.. >>> years later and thousands of miles away a tsunami debris continues to wash up on the west coast. >> where the most recent piece popped up and what crews plan to do with it. >>> we're also continuing to follow developing news after an alleged kidnapping in d.c. turns in to a deadly shooting at the census bureau and another shoot-out in the district. zachary kiesch just arrived on one

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i also had the pleasure of my son shared daycare at a family daycare center in district 11 with her child as well, so i know she has lots of personal experiences and with the network and as well as providing a service herself, so it's a really strong contingent and we can take the motion without objection. supervisor cohen? >> thank you, before we make that vote, i just want to also take a moment just to recognize the service of linda, suzanne and lynn, i served on the first five commission for a little over a year and really enjoyed my work. i think we are at a pivotal point in our city when it comes to our early education and it's extremely important. i want to compliment the leadership of laura and her tremendous staff, they're excellent, they go above and beyond to answer parent's questions and i think we are all unanimous in saying we all need more early education opportunities for everyone in every corner of san francisco and to make sure that we are not excluding anyone for any reasons because of money or language barebacker barriers and i am excited to see linda, suzanne and lynn

they say the man tried to pick up a small child at small world daycare last friday. the man came in and named a specific child thatbut wasn't on the list to pick him up. parents say they don't know him. police say they just want to speak with the man to see if this was a misunderstanding. >>> today a man is in custody accused of robbing three banks in the area. police arrested sunny parekh at his arlington home yesterday. he's accused of robbing banks in dupont circle arlington and alexandria. fbi agents have dubbed him the sharp dressed bandit. surveillance pictures here show the robber dressed up wearing a pea coat suit and carrying a preef briefcase. he would pass the teller a note that demanded money and threatened a weapon. >>> this morning all eyes are on president obama and raul castro. the president and castro won't officially meet one on one, but even an informal chat could solidify ties. yesterday secretary of state john kerry met with the cuban foreign minister and that is the highest level meet between the two countries in more than 50 years. in about 15

so the daycare said, we're tired of the parents coming so late. we're going to introduce a fine. and when they did that, the number of late pickups actually increased significantly. because parents thought oh, what a relief. i all i have to do is pay a fine now. so where they had had this guilt or shame prior, they replaced that with a market-based punishment and the daycare realized this quickly and tried to change their policy back, and they never could get the number of late pickups as low again. so, they've actually in -- there's been more research subsequently but showing how markets and -- the willingness to exchange a behavior for money can actually erode the standard. >> right. so, some of this has to do with just to dive in on this guilt versus shame -- you describe guilt as an individual feeling that is tethered to maybe a subjective bar that we all have inside us, that can vary across people. i think that's where shame becomes preferable because shame is not as individualistic? >> i describe guilt as a tool, if you want to -- there's th

the legislatures on the city, state and national level and i will -- legislation that pertains to daycare centers and education and social services and mental services, the kind of legislation that has to do with the conservation and preservation of the most important resources any nation has and that is its human resources. >> do you feel your candidacy will hurt the presidential candidacy? >> they will be getting both from the same area i anticipate getting votes. i dare say that my candidacy might not only hurt mayor lindsay but a few others. [applause] it's close to $44,000 from the american people. [applause] i want to say that in terms of my projection of $300,000 made earlier that the benefits that are being planned and will be conducted in february, march and april will net me, i'm quite sure, above that amount. i'm going to be optimistic now that i have made my announcement today to be able to get some sizable contributions. may i say that just this past week, i received two contributions from individuals in america of $5,000 each. that is very encouraging. [applause] yes? i can'

legislation that deals with daycare, social services, mental services the kind of legislation that has to do with the conservation and preservation of the most important resource that a nation has -- it's human resources. >> do you think your candidacy will hurt the candidacy of the mayor? >> we are both getting quotes from the same area, and i daresay my candidacy might hurt a few others. [applause] >> nickels and dimes, close to $44,000 from the american people. [applause] >> i want to say, in terms of my projections of $300,000 that we made earlier, that the benefits that are being planned and will be conducted in february, march, and april will net me way above that amount. i'm going to be optimistic, now that i have made my announcement today, to be able to get some sizable contributions. may i say that just this past week, i received contributions from individuals in america, two country regions of $5,000 each. that is very encouraging. [applause] >> i just want to say this, it's very important for all americans to recognize -- the united states constitution stipulates that anyon

25 children no requirement to evaluate so seems like the situation is not required unless a larger daycare well, if i don't see anyone else we'll conclude we have a list of engineers just a prompt if you want to look at it is we're going to take the recording it will building available twenty-four hour a day we've hosting this on a friday night 6 is 3 day weekend we're here to help with questions or services you myers guides might need so thank you very much for atte as registered voter in san francisco before each election you receive a voter information pamphlet in the mail it has the digest for each local proposition on the ballot how does a context sometimes proposition get semido if i had. >> inning. >> i don't know the specific process. >> it's done by a committee a ballot tim simplification. >> 3 steps the city attorney's office create a working digest the ballot committee holds public meats and creates final digest the simplified is published in the guide let's look at how this work after a proposition has been approved the sxhoofz drafts a city digest each digest we prepare has a

. >> yes and 20 years ago it was the daycare centers. remember when every daycare center had a sex ring. >> oh yeah good time. >> and the devil worshipers. all of the towns with the devil worshipers. >> i rarely run into devil worshipers, but this is it. you said it people hate cops, why? when i was a kid people didn't hate the cops. they waived to them. we had a soda at the soda fountain next to the friendly cop. >> it is obviously -- well, a lot of it is per fetch waiting fault. cops are there to protect people. there are bad cops and stuff happens in the inner city where there are crimes and guilty white liberal people who also perpetuate these falsehoods, the guys marching. they are not -- these are kids and college people. they are not people from harlem. these are lead by college professors. and they perpetuate falsehoods. there are bad cops, but the majority are good cops. the cops in new york city have saved more lives than these idiots marching on the brooklyn bridge ever have. >> beautifully said. coming up, the fda says a heal

still chicago's bark bark club was forced to shut down its daycare.leaning and a lot less barking. >> it does hurt. i won't say it doesn't. >> reporter: but the co-owner says she had no choice. >> it's an epidemic and you have to do the right thing. you have to shut down and take care of your clients. >> that was gabe guttierez reporting. doctors recommend dog owners avoid dog parks for now. also talk to your doctor about getting your canine vaccinated. >>> pennsylvania spca adoption center reopens this weekend after that same canine illness caused it to shut down more than a month ago. there will be a celebratione inging discounted fees. >>> new jersey has spent more than 2.6 mmd to$2.6 million to monitor passengers for possible ebola virus. more than 1400 people arrived at newark liberty airport since october. 641 were considered to be at risk. and were monitored for three weeks. none of cases turned out to be ebola. >>> and now news involving and i remember saveairplane safety.same internet access you use could make it possible for hackers to bring

25 children no requirement to evaluate so seems like the situation is not required unless a larger daycare well, if i don't see anyone else we'll conclude we have a list of engineers just a prompt if you want to look at it is we're going to take the recording it will building available twenty-four hour a day we've hosting this on a friday night 6 is 3 day weekend we're here to help with questions or services you myers guides might need so thank you very much for attend >> feel like it really is a community. they are not the same thing but it really does feel like there's that kind of a five. everybody is there to enjoy a literary reading. >> the best lit in san francisco. friendly, free and you might get fed. ♪ [applause] >> this san francisco ryther created the radar reading

take a look to pick up a child at small world daycare center last friday. man came in and named a specific child but wasn't on the list to pick them up. after reviewing surveillance video, parents said they did not know the man. police just want to speak to him to see whether this was a misunderstanding. >>> today a somber event in texas. more five years after the shooting rampage at ft. hood those who were wounded or killed will southwest purple heart. former major nidal hasan was convicted and sentenced to death. >>> if you have unpaid tolls there taking the express lanes in northern virginia, you could get your case dropped. this week a fairfax county judge dimmed a case -- dismissed rather a case against a fredericksburg woman. the judge found the statute of limitations had good pird. the x. fired. the company waited a rear before beginning the court case. this opens the door for other at the times to make the same argument. >>> even though there is a potential for strong storms today, it shouldn't affect all the cherry blossoms. just the ones that have

so there are lots of ways that you can prevent wandering in your home or like in a daycare center. >>nd if somebody should happen to come across a wanderer what's the important thing in terms of offering assistance? >> well, i think it's important to be calm, be gentle. and meet the person where they are. and just offer assistance and help. if the person has something like our medical -- like they return jewelry and they may have an identification bracelet where they help the good samaritan and help them get back to safety, but even if not, calling the local authorities can help, but staying calm and being gentle really makes a difference. >> the director of family information services for the alzheimer's association ruth, thank you for coming on. >>> if you're planning a road trip this summer by car you're going to love the latest prediction about summertime gas prices. the department of energy reported today they expect gas prohibitions to fall 32%, and leave the price per gallon a dollar less than the price a year ago. national average is expected to settle around $2.45 a gallon. a

. >>> that spirit on display in the so-called miracle babies kids at the daycare septemberer that day and made it out. now, all grown up, and refusing to dwell on the past. >> appreciate every day you know? know it's a policing to be here. >> car ling ski "abc news" oklahoma city. >> moving ton amazing video from squad car dashcam in new jersey as two officers on board rushed to save a drive friday car crash the officers race to the scene in moorestowny after receiving 911 call. they found the car mripd over and driver still trapped into the front seevt crumb pled vehicle. they use aid knife to cut the seatbelt dragged her to safety and 24 seconds later the car burst into flames. the victim was hospitalized and is expected to be okay. those two officers are now hailed as heroes. >> the search continues tonight for hundreds of migrants lost for sea in cap sizing of something youler's boat. they searched in the waters off libya and only 28 survivors and 24 bodies found by night fall. >> claiming 950 people on the boat and 300 of them locked in the hold. italy government has afeemd to eu

he parked in the parking lot about 20 feet from the front door of the daycare center.ember 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 women

we put the end product out into the shipping department, which goes out into our communities and daycare centers. i have lived in keene. i have three children, two daughters and a son, and three grandsons. >> i am mary. i worked for whitney brothers for 16 years, as a supervisor. i retired two years ago and came back to whitney two weeks ago. i have three children, grown. and i have six grandchildren. >> jim? jim: i am jim, and i am from keene. i am in the engineering department. i take ideas that the customer will bring in or anyone will have or ourselves, providing new products for consumption out there. we do a little bit of everything. i thought i would come in here doing drafting work, and i'm doing testing, new designs. i come out and actually -- what i like about this place is i can walk around and see the thing being built, being manufactured, and to converse with my fellow employees. and personally, i have two daughters and a stepdaughter and a stepson. they are all grown. dave: chris? chris: my name is chris swanson. i have work at whitney brothers for 12 years. i started off a

is reaching out to parents and faculty after the sudden closure of a montgomery county school and daycareparents saw the landlord changing the lox to the goddard school along with a closed sign. parents we spoke with were stunned. >> not only do they have our money, but we also have nowhere to place our children for monday. >>> nbc 10 uncovered a history of legal issues involving the franchise owner, including a bankruptcy filing. tomorrow goddard will open at east millerton schools from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. to help with enrollment and job opportunities. a spokesperson says parents who prepaid tuition will get full refunds. >>> across the country thousands of volunteers came together today to make a difference. it was all part of comcast cares day. now, nbc 10 of the franklin boys and girls club where volunteers work to give them a new yard and a new computer lab. there were a few familiar faces in the mix. >> being out here is just incredible. >> it feels wonderful to actually get in there and change the building because the kids are the ones who benefit. love to do it. >> comcast donated $

. >> nothing more than a shell of a nine-story building that housed federal offices, along with a daycarere among the 168 people who died. the wounded filled the streets with blood on their clothes and dazed looks on their faces. >> right over here. >> tell me where to take her? >> it was more than the ambulances could handle. adding to the chaos -- >> a hot spot. >> investigators warned more bombs could be hidden nearby. rescue crews braved the dangers in an attempt to reach those still stuck inside. >> we have areas to look through and see people trapped but can't get to them. some or them are crying and screaming and weeping, and done our best to reassure them. >> officials still believe that dozens if not 150 or more people may still be trapped in the building and may not have survived. >> they did, however, pull dozens of people alive from the rubble that day. >> my entire staff of seven people is gone. gone. >> somebody did this, what could by their motive? that many innocent people. >> what happened was a bad thing an evil thing. but we will find the people who did it. and we will

he parked in the parking lot about 20 feet from the front door of the daycare center. and i remember the blinds were drawn. that's one reason why my relatives said it would be a good time, because the kids would be sleeping, and the blinds would be drawn, and nobody would see me. so i remember, i got in 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 as soon as he looked at me, i knew it was him and i didn't think or nothing. i just started pulling the trigger. closer than you and i are right now. i just started shooting. and i didn't count the bullets. i didn't even know how many i fired until reading the police reports later on. and now here i am. as much as i would like to say that i really 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, that one of the ladies manipulated us all. and got family and got me to believe that he was molesting his 8-year-old daughter, and the truth

among the victims 19 children from the facility's daycare center. >>> survivors, family, and leadersclinton gathered today in oklahoma city to remember. >> for a whole country, burned away all the petty squabbles in which we engaged, leaving only our basic humanity. when you strip away all the little things that divide us it's important to remember how tied we are and how much we all american owe oklahoma city. >> nbc's kelly o'donnell joins us from oklahoma city. kelly, with a good day to you. i know you met with several survivors of the day. what was that like? >> well, today has been a powerful experience for families who have come back and members of the community. i've spent the last half-hour or so by the chairs which honor each life lost here talking to families, reconnecting with people i've covered over the years. and for many, they talked about the two ends of the emotional spectrum. plenty of tears were shed here today. but there's also some warmth and comfort in reconnecting with families who know what they have been through over 20 years. many commenting on how hard it i

25 children no requirement to evaluate so seems like the situation is not required unless a larger daycare well, if i don't see anyone else we'll conclude we have a list of engineers just a prompt if you want to look at it is we're going to take the recording it will building available twenty-four hour a day we've hosting this on a friday night 6 is 3 day weekend we're here to help with questions or services you myers guides might need so thank you very much for atte adjourned. >> it is been an honor to work with mayor ed lee over the couple of years both as supervisor and now as president of the board i want to emphasize two areas i'm particularly proud of our work on omaha and our work on public safety together mayor ed lee and i have invested $5.4 million in incredible elevator repair at 9 inform public housing sites and also secured 2 pointed $5 million to refusal over one hundred and

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

25 children no requirement to evaluate so seems like the situation is not required unless a larger daycare well, if i don't see anyone else we'll conclude we have a list of engineers just a prompt if you want to look at it is we're going to take the recording it will building available twenty-four hour a day we've hosting this on a friday night 6 is 3 day weekend we're here to help with questions or services you myers guides might need so thank you very much for attend thank you everybody a wonderful day in san francisco. all right. all right. wow! like we just won the world series for the 4th time here. well, everybody welcome to city hall and welcome to our aopinionment for the city college. time and time again i said to the entire city that our education institutions are at the sent orf eeconomic and talent search andtle ant creationism when wree face would crisis in the city and people when together we find out what we are all made of and we know we have done this for our san francisco city college. we are here today with the chancellor, with all of our trust aeees both special and uns

. >> thank you commissioner president murase and i'd like to ask the director michael daycares to please read the resolution. >> thank you superintendent carranza. >> authorization to grants or in the alternative deny the renewal for gateway middle school charter whereas to the charter gateway submitted a renewable application and whereas to pursuant to the california education code section the board of education of the strict is in receipt of the renewable society and whereas they'll comply with the timelines as required by law and wras the board of education shall consider the level of support and shall review the petition with respect to the petition including supporting documentation and whereas in reviewing the petition the board of education shall be guided by the intent of the legislation that chapter city hall's should be a integral part ever addition and whereas the staff shall issue a report to the recommendation to the board of education therefore, be it resolved that the brifks should grant the petition subject to the requirement cigarette forgot by law. >> thank you very muc

in this daycare facility for the elderly in new york, alzhiemer's patients pass their time trying to stimulate their mind, listening to song. for 73-year-old betty lee, who forgets if she's at home or in or her native trinidad, it's a safe environment. she is like everyone else, a wanderer. a term used for people suffering from alzhiemer's or other cognitive disorders, who can't remember who they are and dangerously and suddenly set out for unknown destinations, becoming missing persons. betty's smile hides the fact that her memory loss leads her constant supervision. >> sometimes i forget things. >> reporter: researchers say wandering caused by alzhiemer's is a major public health crisis. >> we know if someone with cognitive impairment is not found within 24 hour, there's a chance they'll never be found or found deceased or injured. it's why it's an incredible critical issue >>> the problem of memory loss and wandering has no geo and wandering has no geo graphic boundaries. >> reporter: in the united states 5.5 million suffer from alzhiemer's. 60% are wanderers. globally 44 million

they were at doggy daycare. one of the owners noticed who is this loveable dog at this door? he found out she has no home. people in southern california are being asked to give her a forever home or adopt her because she is currently residing with go dog safe paws. they're trying to get her a home. you can see her little adopt a pet page. they're also saying you know what? this dog has potential. if you adopt this dog, she might be a nice companion to say, oh i don't know grumpy cat. look at those faces side by side. they could have a lifetime of special. think of the money all the pets would make. >> it's like a cross between homeward bound and lethal weapon. >> your next star. >> youtube star internet star. this dog looks like steve! >> does look like steve bu bushemi. what's really sweet is her demeanor. she plays well with other dogs. she plays well with people. she has a generally good attitude. they think she is part pug, beagle. some kind of mix. even though she had a grump yy face she can smile. >> happy as a clam. >>> hey, everybody, it's just about time for us to gi

that's him as a baby in 1995, he was the youngest survivor of the building's daycare which lost 19 children that morning. today, he's a 21-year-old college student, back again to make sure no one forgets. and to honor those who weren't so lucky with the way he lives his life. >> i have to try my hardest in everything, because i can't not give it my all. >> reporter: these 168 chairs represent each of the victims here today, all of their names were read, family and friends gathered. a powerful reminder of what happened 20 years ago this morning. tom? >> thank you. >>> still ahead tonight, the mystery over this mother and daughter that vanished three weeks ago on a trip into new york city. >>> and long lines the website over whelmed. what were they trying to get their hands on? meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one whelmed. what were they trying to get their hands on? log on to learn more. ♪ nexium 24hr. it's the purple pill. the #1 prescribed acid blocking brand. available without a prescription for frequent heartburn. get comple

eyewitness reportedly says someone cutting in line to buy a daycare actually started this chaos.far three people have been arrested. >>> and tens of thousands of basketball fans have flocked to indianapolis for the final four this weekend. gay rights advocates are using the tournament to spotlight and raise awareness about lgbt rights. today protesters marched in front of lucas oil stadium pushing for state legislation to bar discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity. the move comes after indiana passed now revised law that had briefly allowed businesses to refuse service to customers on religious grounds. >>> prince harry meantime takes to the skies in a world war ii era fighter plan for some stunts. footage of the prince and the passenger seat of a spit fire was released today. it was filmed last year over the isle of white were one harry met two wounded servicemen. those men won a scholarship to learn how to fly the plane. the spit fire became a symbol of britain's resistance during world war ii as the royal air force battle the the nazis. >>> in vatican ci

. >> tavares attorney says this father of three small children works in the daycare business and hadior criminal history until now. he is charged with aggravated assault and other offenses. reporting live at southwest detectives tonight for channel 6 "action news." >> thank you, kenneth. >>> breaks news from plymouth township, montgomery county tonight where police are investigating the shooting of two people. the victims pulled into a luc oil on ridge pike at 9:00. they had been shot elsewhere. medics transported them to the hospital and they triering to to -- trying to determine where they were shot. >>> and a gunman opened fire in germantown. a man in his 20s shot twice in the chest. responding police officers got there before the ambulance and rushed the victim to einstein medical center but the victim did not survive. >>> also late tonight philadelphia police resolved a barricade situation in west oak lane without the need for force. a man holed up in the home on 67th avenue at 7:15 possibly armed. reportedly because dhs agents were planning to come to remove seven children from

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. >> between daycare costs, housing costs and all the other things that are so much more expensive here. i feel like a hamster on a wheel. i'm spinning and spinning and going and giving all i have to my family and my job and i'm not getting anywhere. >> now the reason fairfax teachers have not received significant pay raises in the last seven years since the recession is due to a drastic drop in revenue. teachers say the county needs to enact a meals tax to pay for raises, but a lot of residents are suffering from low pay and nobody wants higher taxes. >> lori wagner already found a new job in north carolina. >>> the national air and space museum invites you to its udvar hazy center tomorrow to celebrate the 25th anniversary space telescope. tonight the museum hosted a tribute to the tell cop at the national mall. it was 25 years ago the telescope headed for the heavens on a ride aboard the shuttle discovery. since then hubble has sent back amazing images like this. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> 3-degree guarantee. give it to

they never made it daycare. they were never rich or famous, but they were successful. a few decades removed from poverty, they owned a home, had stable jobs, retard with security, and let their children better off. that is our story. it defines us as a nation of people. it is what makes us exceptional and different. it is our identity. today, it is in doubt. there are millions of americans who believe we are no longer that kind of country. let me tell you why. you may know them or you may be them. they are living paycheck to paycheck. they had a great child -- job 10 years ago, now it does not go far enough. their are one unexpected expense away from disaster. the young people went to school got a degree, and now they can find a job. the person trying to start a small business out of the spare bedroom of their home -- yes, it is in violation of the zoning code -- but they are struggling. as a result, our identity as a nation of exceptional opportunity is in doubt. why is this happening to the greatest nation in human history? because we have too many leaders trapped in

her owner says she got the dog flu after going to doggie daycare. >> coming in and finding out she has that and then pneumonia on top of it, i mean, it's a pretty big shock. >> reporter: how concerning is 1,000 dogs coming down with the flu? >> very, especially if it's within a certain period of time. that's very, very-- it's frightening. good girl. >> reporter: dr. judith schwartz is the staff veterinarian at the humane society of new york. she said treating dog flu can cost thousands if the animal has to be hospitalized in isolation. there is an annual vaccine costing around $100 that vets say is highly effective. >> it's concern for me not just because of the animals that i see but we could have a dog in the waiting room saying hello to another dog in the waiting room and they could be inc. baiting and nobody would even know it. >> reporter: the number of cases nationwide aren't tracked but since the condition was first discovered in 2004, 40 states have seen outbreaks. researchers say 2007 was the worst year on record 17 states reporting infections. cook county warns this outbreak

first responders desperately trying to save the lives of children pulled from the building's daycare center. >> can you tell me your name? >> reporter: the denny children two-year-old rebecca and her three-year-old bracket brandon, were among six children pulled from the rubble alive. brandon had debris embedded in his head. his father, jim rushed to his bedside. >> kisses kisses. i love you honey. i love you baby. >> reporter: scott pelley spoke with jim den they night. >> pelley: you've seen the building. >> i've seen the building, what's left of it. >> pelley: it's a miracle you have your children today. >> it's an absolute miracle. >> reporter: 20 years later jim and claudia denny say their family has survived the bombing but that was just the beginning. >> it's with us every hour of every day and we see it and live it. >> reporter: doctors thought their son brandon would never walk again but he graduated high school and now works for goodwill. his parents say he understands everything going on around him but still has trouble speaking. >> he was healthy and had all the potential

that's him as a baby in 1995, he was the youngest survivor of the building's daycare which lost 19 children that morning. today, he's a 21-year-old college student, back again to honor those who weren't so lucky with the way he lives his life. >> because of that day, i can't not give it my all. >> reporter: these 168 chairs represent each of the victims. all of their names were read, family and friends gathered. a powerful reminder of what happened 20 years ago this morning. tom? >> thank you. >>> still ahead tonight, the mystery over this mother and daughter that vanished three weeks ago on a trip into new york city. family members worried, authorities baffled. where are they? >>> and long lines at target. the website overwhelmed. what were they trying to get their hands on? those stories, coming up. meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing technology is safely recovering lots more oil and natural gas. supporting millions of new jobs.

what i would like to talk about, and i don't hear very often when they talk about daycare, i have a family member and he is autistic. he is 27 years old. what they give him is rested -- he gets about 15 hours a week ok, where he can go out with a trained person out into society. now, the rest of the time, he is at home or with the other family member going to the store and everything. my thing is -- one week is 168 hours. how would you like to spend 153 hours with your loved one? [laughter] they do not talk about anything about increasing the time. as a matter of fact, they keep decreasing it. it was ok when he was in school because she worked with the school system and had the same days off. once he graduated, that was it. and he had companionship and he had rested -- and they said you can work with the -- but the caretaker had to be, you know, you couldn't do it separated. you could go out or you had to stay at home, depending on the respit. i don't know if it was the state or the feds said ok, we will combine them.

michelle swab now charged with child endangerment serves as the assistant director of a daycare in columbus, ohio. witnesses saw the mother of three dangling her child before he fell 10 feet injuring his leg. she will remain off the job as this investigation continues. right now a mountain lion is trapped in the crawl space of a house in los angeles. a homeowner says crews are working on the house and that's where they found the wild cat. fish and wildlife officials gave up trying to lure that big cat out of the spot they poked him with a stick but he would not budge. >> we elect them to office but how much do we really know about this? as jesse waters finds out not a whole lot. watters' world political accomplishment edition. >> what do you think the president's biggest accomplishment is? >> great question. can i get back to you? >> having an inshape wife i guess that's about it. >> probably becoming the first african american president. >> i think the terrorists are happy about that. >> do you rank any republican presidential candidates? >> who do you like? >> i love them all. >> who is r

the kids would were at the daycare center that day and made it out. dwell on the past. >> i appreciate every day. i know it is a blessing to be here. >> abc news, oklahoma city. >>> tomorrow's boston marathon will be filled with emotion. team 415 strong gathered for a carb-filled dinner. they were at the finish line when two bombs went off. they are among the 200 survivors and say their injuries brought them together like family. >> now to the severe weather moving across the u.s. a tornado damaged homes and uprooted trees in alabama. it happened in fort mitchell near the georgia border. a funnel cloud was cited over carmen oklahoma, the northwest part of the state that was under a tornado watch yesterday. rain and thunderstorms are still in the forecast overnight. there were no reports of any tornadoes touching down. >>> a 13-year-old maryland boy is being called a hero after directing firefighters through his family's burning home to where he and his younger sister were hiding. listen to the calm 9-1-1 call between marcus and the dispatcher. >> if i

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