after a long work day, colleen dolehide picks up her two kids from daycare. packs them in her car, drives across town. she gets them back out of the car. door opens, surprise! brother in law's house. "he treats my kids like they're his own. " then she's off to her night shift job. income from her second job helps pay child care bills. "it's definitely heart breaking. when somebody will send you a picture and says this is what they are doing. and i am at work just trying to pay for someone else to watch my children. " her family spends almost 12 hundred dollars per month for daycare. that's much more than her home mortgage. even make this work even if i wanted to without relying on the government for some kind of aid. " a few miles away, alyssa hennings says she and her husband work opposite shifts so they can afford daycare for their baby. "not only am i giving over my itty bitty little baby, but we're also giving over like a fourth of our paycheck. " both in-home and childcare centers charge parents based on a child's age. directors at the ymca childcare cen

the man released the toddler and fled the daycare with him. authorities say the child is expected to survive. as karia was driving off police say she rear-ended a car and dragged the driver before hitting a bicyclist. both of those victims suffered broken bones. sean: if you already bought your thanksgiving gravy you'll want to listen up. heinz is recalling 500 cases of the fda says the jars were mis-labeled as heinz pork gravy and they do not have the right allergy warning. if you have one of these jars, you can return it the store where you bought it for a refund. erin: in sports the bruins took on the saint louis blues last night at t.d. garden. boston's david back-iss scored the only goal in the first period on a power play. backes played 11 seasons with thbl before signing with the bruins this off-season. it was a wild second period, with 4 goals scored, including dominic moore scoring shorthanded for boston. but the next two goals went to the blues and saint louis ended up winning it 4-2. sean: the unh wildcats hosting rpi at the whittem

and, wral investigates the state's daycare rating system. why the number of stars a facility receives -- only provides a snapshot of the care and safety of children. i'm ken sm good evening...thanks for joining us...here are some other stories we're covering this week on rewind. a helicopter crashes shortly after take off in moore county... a campbell university student dies - after a fall out of a 3rd floor dorm room window.... and..candidates are leaving nothing to chance -- as they visit our state trying to secure undecided voters. let's begin on monday - charges are expected to be upgraded against a man accused of shooting his ex- girlfriend and tonya boyd, and her 21-year-old son outside their home. the two were taking a younger child to the bus stop at the time. boyd died from her injuries monday night. court records show tonya boyd had a temporary restraining order on file -- to protect her from white. the pilot of a helicopter that crashed in moore county monday, calls his survival - a miracle. andy stephen walked away from this cras

while other witnesses stayed with the child he went and checked with the nearby daycare and confirmed that the toddler had somehow wandered off. the child was not hurt but the state bureau of childcare licensing and police are now investigating. and the live and learn learning center nearby was only able to accept 9 of the families. >> we have a waitlist of people waiting to get spots and to have to tell a parent, i can't take your child and they look at me and say, what am supposed to do? ray: state records show no major violations for his angels learning academy though state investigators did find a choking hazard over the summer that has since been fixed. it is not known if the daycare plans to reopen or if the state will take any action because of this incident. two-year-old girl in berlin has been ruled a homicide but this morning no arrests have been announced. an autopsy yesterday showed that madison dana died from blunt impact injuries on sunday just hours after she was rushed to the hospital. police continued gathering information at the home on york street yesterday. the ag'

that gave him chills. >> we got a call on monday that daycare. for the last 10 months. >> reporter: sheehan met with the hingham police department where he and his wife filed a complaint against the daycare wednesday. shealan said he was told by management at bright horizons his 10-month-old daughter was one of seven children who may have been abused by two workers. sheehan said the allegations included shoving food in the kids' mouths and using a hand to make them swallow. he said he was also told the workers are accuse the kids to get them to fall asleep. >> it was tuesday we found out that they said that she was rocked aggressively to be put to sleep. >> reporter: bright horizon's web site says the center cares for infants, toddlers and preschool aged kids. the daycare is inside this blue cross/blue shield building? hingham. we tried to speak to the workers inside, they referred us to their corporate office in watertown. >> i'd like to see, you know, the two individuals prosecuted. >> reporter: sheehan says he decided to speak out because his

. >>> we showed you why the state agency overseeing daycares and school programs investigated allegations by phone. up next fox 25 uncovers the number of complaints where investigators are never even uncovering a troubling pattern of complaints not being investigated by a state agency overseeing daycares and school programs. >> this comes a day after investigative reporter erik rasmussen showed you how the department of early education and care was doing a lot of its investigating over the phone. as you're about to see many complaints reported to eec were never assigned to an investigator. >>> a daycare in hingham the latest to face allegations of abusing children some less than a year old. locked aggressively to be put to sleep. >> reporter: while d.c.f. looks into the allegations of abuse another state agency early education and care is responsible for investigating the daycare's operations. yet when fox 25 investigates looked at investigation reports of other school programs in the last two years, they revealed e.e.c. investigateors doing much of their work via phone rather than visiti

. >>> thissholiday season, a lot of us are boarding our pets at doggie daycare but not all of them are created equal and might be surprised how yours scored. >> reporter: a dog's day never looked so good. at you lucky dog, it's henry's first day. >> henry is my little baby so i don't want to leave him just anywhere. >> reporter: but with doggie daycare's popping up everywhere, we found some have a darker side. take lucky dog resorts, the most recent state inspection after an attack. staff failed to take the dog for immediate that care. in lakewood, we found the den field of last inspection. inspectors found one person with 24 dogs. the limit is 15. the owner tells denver 7 she doesn't agree with the limit. at you lucky dog -- >> these are their children so they want to make sure they are doing well. >> reporter: safety is first with webcams, cpr trained staff and six groups of dogs from little too big. look for? r: what should people >> do they allow tours? do they had webcams? that's always important because it's important they are safe. >> reporter: ask questions because not at every

the trouble with the daycare that was supposed we watching him. a lot of rain coming our way it could make travel tough tomorrow. good evening. i'm j.c. monahan. ed: i'm ed harding. the cold overnight temperatures mean some of us could hit ice on our morning drive. meteorologist mike wankum shows us where. mike: these temperatures have dropped like a rock so they are cold. a little bit of rain on top of it, look at this wall of water. the question is can it get here in time with that cold air in place or will it be scoured out and we warm things up? parts of ohio. it will be hard to move its way in here. that is why the national weather service issued a rain advisory. western mass and new hampshire and vermont have been added. after 10 a.m. it will be warm enough. expect some slippery spots, it changes over terrain and that could be a problem for your evening commute. much more on that in a few moments. and: right now, new details about the man behind an attack at ohio state. j.c.: this is the student who police say drove into a crowd and then sta

because you're basically just working to pay for daycare. " "why not stay home with your kids and live off the government. " but that's not something either of these moms plan to do... so they'll just keep swinging it, day in and day out. in dubuque katie wiedemann kcrg tv-9 news. president-elect donald trump one part of the plan would change the tax code to allow working parents to deduct child care expenses from income taxes. president obama returned from his trip ab flying in from peru, where he attended the asia-pacific economic cooperation summit. there, the president was able to meet with russian president valdimir putin. a white house aide summarized their talk as "brief" and "casual". during a news conference, president obama reaffirmed his support for the trans-pacific partnership. president-elect donald trump has spoken against it, calling the deal a "job killer" and a "disaster." "when i met with the president- elect, i suggested to him that having a strong white house counsel that could provide clear guide posts and rules would benefit him and should not run away from globa

after a long work day, colleen dolehide picks up her two kids from daycare. packs them in her car, drives across town. she gets them back out of the car. door opens, surprise! and drops them off at her brother in law's house. shift job. income from her second job helps pay child care bills. "it's definitely heart breaking. when somebody will send you a picture and says this is what they are doing. and i am at work just trying to pay for someone else to watch my children. " her family spends almost 12 hundred dollars per month for daycare. that's much more than her home mortgage. "it's not about do i want a bigger family. it's, i can't even make this work even if i wanted to without relying on the government for some kind of aid. " a few miles away, alyssa hennings says she and her husband work opposite shifts so they can afford daycare for their baby. "not only am i giving over my we're also giving over like a fourth of our paycheck. " both in-home and childcare centers charge parents based on a child's age. directors at the ymca childcare center say age matt

building that was daycare. it was a family run business, and people who lived in a mobile home adjacent to the daycare tried to seek shelter inside the daycare. but unfortunately it collapsed on them. seven people hurt and four people in critical condition from that. >>> it's 6:02. at home, we have clear skies. from our vero wireless camera is cleared. feels like when you factor init- the winds, just two in denver. 16 below in leadville. 19 in fort collins, and some single digits near lineman, and aurora. a cold start to our wednesday morning. we will see a lot of sunshine today. it's going to be a beautiful afternoon. denver today, 42. you're going to find in mountains, more teens and 20s, and a chance for a see some in denver. we're tracking two storms, we'll talk about this them coming up. >>> a couple of problems. there's a report of a minor accident at i-70 and havana. no delays and on havana, the lights are supposed to flash on havana and i-70. it looks okay for at least right now. keep a close eye on tha

the trouble for the daycare that was supposed to be watching him. distinct and classy. drawing the attention of martha stewart. themade in mass. >> this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 7 p.m. ed: rain moving in this evening, along with a freezing rain advisory that will impact the morning commute. good evening, i'd ed harding. j.c.: and i'm j.c. monahan. let's get right to stormteam 10 a.m. it warms up. if you are driving in this area because for. it does not take much to make roads slippery. the cold air will be in place. check out the overnight lows. everything in the 20's. with the cold air in place, look at what is out to the west. it will take a while to get here but it is out cleveland. the timeline puts us in toward the morning hours. tomorrow and wednesday as high-impact weather days. heavy rain coming and tuesday and wednesday afternoon. much more the timeline coming up. and: we're learning more about the man accused in the attack. he was a student from somalia. 11 people were hurt before the suspect was stopped by a police officer who is being called a hero. details.

facilities are exempt from licensing if parents are at the facility while children are in daycare. linda is with the advocacy group. she says parents need to ask questions. >> i would want to know if they have basic health and safety knowledge and i want to know a little about the facility. >> they allege based 0 depositions with the employees that the daycare staff was distracted by clean up duties and untrained in child care. >> none of them have any training in childhood development. >> their attorney did not respond to our request for an interview. in papers filed in court there was no ole legations. it was a substantial phak factor in bringing out damages alleged. it fails to state phaks dash cash facts to constitute an award. >> it is at the base board level and the sharp edges are extended out. >> the state cited the club without a license because they provide child care for parents who want to leave the facility. they curtailed the program below the minimum threshold. go to our website at abc7news.com or our facebook page and hear what one child care advocate parent would a

we have individual yes of a 24-hour daycare -- we have video of a 24-hour daycare. four children in critical condition and several others injured by this in the town of ider. multiple home and businesses have been destroyed. officials says the three people home. possible tornados were reported across southern tennessee this morning. tornados and hail hit tuesday in louisiana and mississippi. >>> back at home, it's 5:02. it's cold. it feels like 17 at city park. five in aurora and now four degrees below zero at the airport. really cold start decent warmup today. most towns below zero this morning when you factor in winds. highs in denver today, cold early on. so for the kids at the bus stop, 20s to low 30s. we'll be 10 to 12 degrees above that by this afternoon. 42 for a high in denver under a clear sky. in a few minutes, we'll look at how cold it gets on friday. jayson, we're tracking a storm that can bring light snow to end the week. >>> we have a smooth easy i ignored that. a good drive at c-470 and highway 35. a clear, easy dry start to the morning commute. you c

facilities are exempt from licensing if parents are at the facility while children are in daycare. linda is with the advocacy group. she says parents need to ask questions. >> i would want to know if they have basic health and safety knowledge and i want to know a little about the facility. >> they allege based 0 depositions with the employees that the daycare staff was distracted by clean up duties and untrained in child care. >> none of them have any training in childhood development. >> their attorney did not respond to our request for an interview. in papers filed in court there was no ole legations. it was a substantial phak factor in bringing out damages alleged. it fails to state phaks dash cash facts to constitute an award. >> it is at the base board level and the sharp edges are extended out. >> the state cited the club without a license because they provide child care for parents who want to leave the facility. they curtailed the program below the minimum threshold. go to our website at abc7news.com or our facebook page and hear what one child care advocate parent would a

we tried to talk to the director of this daycare, and they had no comment for us. live this morning in sarasota, james tully, abc action news. >>> well, twitter now has a new twitter can already mute entire accounts, but now, it has a new feature that allows users to mute keywords, phrases, and emojis. there's also more direct way for users to report hateful speech. plus, the company has retrained support teams to deal with those reports a little bit faster. >>> deliveries of christmas gifts get underway next week. in fact, ups expects to make a record number of deliveries. company expects to deliver more than 700 million packages leading up to christma increase compared to last year. expecting the increase thanks to two more operating days this calendar year. >>> well, robert carter is not dead, but just try telling that to his electric company. >> yeah. memphis light gas & water just decided that he was dead for the second time and turned his lights off. >> second time? >> yeah. they turned his lights off. what makes it even worse, he says he used to work for the

. >> a 3-year-old boy somehow walks away from his daycare alone. next at 10:00, why the child's parents claim workers did not >>> and big names show up in >> december 15th is supposed to be the day marijuana becomes legal for massachusetts. tonight word of that possible delay and changes to the law. >> record voter turn-out and a of the reasons why the legalization law may not take affect the way it's supposed to. >> the president of the united states is more important than members of congress than this marijuana matter it's also push that it would take affect the same year it was passed. >> galvin estimates it would only be a matter of days, a former state prosecutor directed the yes on 4 he says it's disappointing but not his main concern. >> i'm wary that legislatures might make broad sweeping changes and i'm also wary that they might slow walk the then through the process. >> state lawmakers are expected to make changes to the law. the possibilities include increasing the 3.75 state tax rate on the retail sale of pot, recreational use and tweak

use your vacation days to volunteer at your child's school or daycare. set up a group chat to provide a safety net for emergencies like when you are stuck in traffic and it is your turn for carpool. give your children gifts of experiences or memories instead of and be present. put the phone down when you are around your kids. >> romona: people across the country are warning people who own those push button start cars more and more thieves are targeting those vehicles because drivers don't have to physically use the key to start it. most just leave the key fab in the car. that allows anyone who breaks into the car to steal it. police say always take your fab. alert forecast. >> jeff: it is the plan your day segment here. you know, it is not too bad out there right now. yeah, we saw the cool down. most areas are in the 50s and this is where we should be. one lone shot over the lake. this is what we mean by isolated showers. this could be moving into the geneva area and ashtabula. other than that it is a dry forecast. there are no alert days the it is a tra

after a long work day, colleen dolehide picks up her two kids from daycare. packs them in her car, drives across town. she gets them back out of the car. "he treats my kids like they're his own. " then she's off to her night shift job. income from her second job helps pay child care bills. "it's definitely heart breaking. when somebody will send you a picture and says this is what they are doing. and i am at work just trying to pay for someone else to watch my children. " her family spends almost 12 hundred dollars per month for daycare. that's much more than her home mortgage. "it's not about do i want a bigger family. it's, i can't even make relying on the government for some kind of aid. " a few miles away, alyssa hennings says she and her husband work opposite shifts so they can afford daycare for their baby. "not only am i giving over my itty bitty little baby, but we're also giving over like a fourth of our paycheck. " a child's age. directors at the ymca childcare center say age matters because of state mandated staff to child ratios. the state require

sad details emerging about a little baby who died in an unlicense daycare in cudahy. cbs 58's marshanna hester is here with why some are worried that the daycare operator could still be having contact with children..marshanna. 3 michele-- carrie heller has open felony case of first degree reckless homicide.... but the cudahy school district is still allowing her to lu sparked concern among parents and those close to the victim's family. "24.08 they're devastated. absolutely devastated." michelle dronso is a close friend of finley olson's parents.the 6-month-old died earlier this year in an unlicensed daycare -- run out of carrie heller's cudahy home. according to the criminal complaint, she told police several stories about what happend-- before admitting to shaking the baby."19.31 i around anybody else's children."but dronso says that's exactly what's happening...here at je jones elementary.nats at school parents say heller is a member of the school's pta.but conditions of her bail release stipulate she have "no unsupervised contact with children under the age of 12,

. >>> plus kicked out of daycare for what parents posted on social media. sarasota school under fire for leaving a toddler and hotbed. >>> updates breaking news please tell us they found a man shot in the driver seat of a car after the car rolled into we are on the scene. we spoke with a witness who heard it all unfold. >> that's exactly right. victim says date the victim's car hit the wall and she heard gunshots moment before all this happened. >>> these a brick walls. the car came in. plover into the house. i heard somebody someone not to die. >> lori smith got a huge awakening. this car came to a flood right in back of her apartment here along the 600 block of avenue i in winterhaven. the driver jimmie rodgers dead behind the wheel.>> it was right there near me and so loud. all of this happened around 1:30 am . detectives are piecing together clues. the area blocked off is that exactly where the shots are fired. is better for us to make a wider path and then move in. smith not sure how she will get over what she saw and heard. >> i could hear the voices

this daycar in flat rock flattened. you can see the toys among the the storms cutting a deadly path fromississip -- >> we're really lucky nobodwas hurt here tonight. >> rorter: -- to tennesse where two moreeople we killedn the storm, as they stl deal with raging david, this bris, and the of this daycare center. is left neighbors telling us, this was one of the few placeshey t could take shelter when the storm hit david? >> phillip mena leading us ofyo >>> as the deadly tornadoes move through, another disaster playing out at incredible speed tonight. control.major wildfires out of the death tol late today rising. thousands ofamilies and tourists ring to g out. buthese fires have been moving so fast thatamilies found themselves surrounde by flames. abc's lzie janis w fr tennesse >> reporter: tonight, those high winds sparked at lst ei smoky mountains. these firefighters taking their first break 30 hours. hey'veot wavered. even the oneshat's lost everything. >> why is every cabin on fire? >> reporter: the death toll rising

fox25 investigates and disturbing allegation of abuse at local daycare. still ahead the investigation surrounding two workers accused of force-feeding young children and >> sara: and local hockey player paralyzed during winter classic is honored on stage. still ahead the prestigious award she just accepted for her strength and courage. >> gene: troubling discovery and student attends nashua high south and loaded handgun was found after the student suffered what appeared to be a seizure yesterday morning. school officials searched the bag to see if he had possibly sick and that's when they made the discovery. >> think they are safe in school. yeah. i've not thinking there's a gun in school. now i don't even want them to go to school. you know, it is scary. it is scary. >> gene: student taken to local hospital for treatment. we are working to get update on his condition and find out if he is going to face any charges. >> sara: tomorrow the new athletic field will be dedicated to family with deep ties to community. but also causing controversy. the field is

the daycare will reopen. police haven't said what caused the driver to lose control. >> jadiann: quite a sight to see over the weekend. a 50 foot hump back wheel repeatedly circled a whale watch boat. the animal appeared to be curious. put on a show for the crew and passenger. >> all of a sudden it started turning towards us. >> some of the vessels are getting way too close. you should make sure you are as far away as say there has been an actual recent surge of hump backsightings off the jersey shore. >> ryan: a random act of kindness going a long way. the man at the register handing a bill to the cashier. he gave one $10 to every one in the restaurant. you can see how grateful all the workers were. one employee talked about what sparked the kind questionsure. mcdone olde ads who is a regular. there she happened to be crying. and it broke his heart. so he went over andy asked what was going on. she was' going through tough times. >> ryan: the staff has a thank you card ready in case the man came back any tim

erica richie is live where the daycare is investigating how this happened. erica? >> reporter: well, here at the next generation it's travelled much farther than natick on social media you mention a number of just moments ago and for those people who have shared it their concerns are two-fold. they want to know if the children learn this political talk from their teachers and they also wants to know why one teacher in particular thought it was okay to film and then share video of her students. >> who do you want to be the president. >> donald trump. >> who's a liar? >> hillary clinton. >> reporter: the children are preschool presidential candidates are getting a rise out of the woman behind the camera. [laughter] so like all kids they keep going. hillary clinton is a liar! >> reporter: the video appears to come from a snapchat post of angelina grillo of norwood. we went to ask her about it but no one came to the door. a short time later a man who identified herself as his father approached us upset by our presence. >> you guys should probably leave because you're n

police say the woman is a daycare provider. and she hanged the 18-month old girl at the daycare and then took off in van. while on the run-- she hit a pedestrian and bicyclist. the little girl is okay. the pedestrian is listed in critical condition police say the woman then threatened to jump off a bridge but authorities were able to take her into custody. a man comes home to find his and their newborn daughter-- missing. it happened yesterday in wichita. police are not calling the baby's father a suspect. police-- did not issue an amber alert--- saying the situation does not meet all the requirements ... mainly not knowing any information about the suspect to give to the public. the f-b-i is now involved in the case. a child's birthday party ends in gunfire.... the child's mother shot and killed. police say torius saville russell opened fire at a 2-year-old's party.... people were hit-- including a 6--year-old. shanice amerson was killed. russell was arrested this morning... he being charged with first degree murder. officers

which was made outside the daycare... is likely to blame: at last check, some of the young patients were still listed in serious condition. a solution could be coming this week... to the ride-sharing controversy in hillsborough county. transportation comm temporary operating agreement. that could make uber and lyft legal. the companies have tentatively agreed on tougher background checks..but not fingerprinting. last month, the tampa bay lightning announced the team was partnering with uber.. but the county still considers the company to be operating ?illegally. and hillsborough county is now facing ?another lawsuit... from a transportation company. "west coast transportation services" is a limo company that wants to enter the same temporary operating agreement at uber and lyft. the should have the same rules for all "transportation network companies." the county orginally claimed it only reached a deal with "uber" and "lyft" to settle a lawsuit. so "west coast" filed it's ?own lawsuit last friday... hoping for it's own d

she says the daycare voluntarily closed right after the incident and never told what happened. locals we talked to say that stretch of road is treacherous. >> 155, it is 40 miles per hour and both sides and exceed 60. daycare and owner could lose the license permanently. >>> gene: convicted killer aaron hernandez suing company that gave out access to jail house phone calls. unknown person was able to access his calls while he was in jail awaiting first murder trial. dallas based company was handling the database at the time and hernandez still facing charge at double-murder case in boston and that is set to go on trial next year. >> sara: diabetic o chief. he is accused of misusing town money and buying woman's clothing. chief apparently went to great lengths to cover this up. >> michael: he is accused of trying to cover it up and that is why right now and accused of several different criminal charges. purchases woman's trust with taxpayer money and selectmen says recent private audit of fire department raised red flags and according to southcoast today investigators claim rode

it used to be a daycare. in 2009 it was investigated for its ties to drug dealers, who police suspected were using the daycare as a front. as a daycare, hickman academy received more than 12- million dollars in taxpayer money.as a school, it's receives about two million dollars a year. and as the fox6 investigators have uncovered, it's i convicted criminal. "i am good to work in the school. thats the most i can say."the fox6 investigators have reported extensively on voucher school leaders in wisconsin. "when these schools you have never heard of show up one day and people get a glossy flyer saying enroll your student today for a great education...you know, everything that glitters isnt gold.' many voucher school leaders dont even have backgrounds in education - a sticking point for choice school opponents like congressman the public school system.' hickmans vice principal jeff montgomery used to work as an insurance agent. he got caught pocketing premiums from elderly clients and was convicted of embezzlemen

this daycare in flat rock, flattened. you can see the toys among the wreckage. who took shelter here seriously injured. the storms cutting a deadly path from mississippi -- >> we're really lucky nobody was hurt here tonight. >> reporter: -- to tennessee, where two more people were killed in the storm, as they still deal with raging wildfires. david, this debris, and the foundation, is all that is left of this daycare center. neighbors telling us, this was one of the few places they could take shelter when the storm hit. tonight, residents here are >> phillip mena leading us off. phillip, thank you. >>> as the deadly tornadoes move through, another disaster playing out at incredible speed tonight. several major wildfires out of control. the death toll late today rising to seven now. thousands of families and tourists racing to get out. but these fires have been moving so fast that families found themselves surrounded by flames. abc's linzie janis now from tennessee. >> reporter: tonight, those heavy rains are helping, but high winds sparked at least eight new fir

one of those parts of rosalie, alabama, including a daycare center. tonight, this system reaching all the way up to the northeast, and we begin here with abc's phillip mena in alabama. >> tornado warning. >> reporter: tonight, a full-on tornado outbreak is hammering the south. this massive funnel cloud caught north of miramar beach, florida. water spouting crashing ashore. in atlanta, tornado sirens sound the alarm, as residents shelter immediately. >> reporter: this, after more than two dozen reported twisters overnight. >> it looks like a war zone up here. >> reporter: residents emerged from storm shelters to utter destruction. >> the damage here is absolutely awful. >> reporter: at least three killed in the town of rosalie, alabama. a tornado, a massive ef-2. wind speeds over 110 miles an hour. this daycare in flat rock, flattened. you can see the toys among the wreckage. three adults and three children who took the storms cutting a deadly path from mississippi -- >> we're really lucky nobody was hurt here tonight. >> reporter: -- to tennessee, whe

you can donate blood until 2:00 for the man they say broke into several businesses including a daycare. >> fscg. officers say the man in these pictures forced his way inside four businesses along route 101-a saturday morning and stole petty cash and several laptop computers. police say he also stole about $600 from the sunrise daycare, that had been raised to help benefit projects in the classrooms. plenty of big names in the mix. coming up th , adds a new member and former critic of his, to the administration. >> the breezes finely lightning up but there are two systems tracking through the holiday weekend. the latest ahead. kristen: in today's cook's everybody knows that goodwill helps people. but what not everybody knows is how. basically, you give us the stuff you're not using... vroom! screech! ...and we sell it to someone who'll use it. whether it's in a purse or a person. got any good gift ideas? ? verizon prepaid is gonna be my gift ? ? no extra charges ? ? cash stays in your pocket ? ? it's got hd streaming others are too stingy... ? (deep voice) with verizon you look awesome.

four children critically injured at this 24-hour daycare. apparently this is a family-run district attorney care, and theeporter on scene saying that the peopll who lived in a mobile home behind it were affected. six people taken to the hospital from this. three people killed in a neighboring town of rosa lee. >>> we're getting a clue of a plane crash that killed a soccer team. the charter jet may have run out of fuel. radar shows this plane circling in bad weather and the crew reports an electrical issue and declared an radar. the black boxes are being detected. three crew members and -- >>> there was an attack at ohio state university. investigators are piecing together the motive including take taree -- including terrorism. >> agents are going through his looking at his online activity. family and friends says he acted normal before the attack dropping his siblings off at school. his mother said she knew nothing was wrong until police showed up to his door. >> his character was presentable. he didn't appear to pose a threat to anybody. >>

. >> a 3-year-old boy somehow walks away from his daycare alone. next at 10:00, why the child's parents claim workers did not give them the full story about what happened. >>> and big names show up in mine too. i want to go really big with my appetizers. we can do it without blowing our budget. oh yeah, this is great! my family really needs to be wowed this year! standing rib roast! wow. everything for the holidays. >> december 15th is supposed to be the day marijuana becomes delay and changes to the law. >> record voter turn-out and a new requirement to conduct some of the reasons why the legalization law may not take affect the way it's supposed to. >> the president of the united states is more important than members of marijuana matter it's also push that it would take affect the same year it was passed. >> galvin estimates it would only be a matter of days, a former state prosecutor directed the yes on 4 campaign. he says it's disappointing but not his main concern. >> i'm wary that legislatures might make broad sweeping changes and i'm also wa

it used to be a daycare. in 2009 it was investigated for its ties to drug dealers, who police suspected were using the daycare as a front. as a daycare, hickman academy received more than 12- million dollars in taxpayer money.as a school, it's receives about two million and as the fox6 investigators have uncovered, it's vice principal is a convicted criminal. "i am good to work in the school. thats the most i can say."the fox6 investigators have reported extensively on voucher school leaders in wisconsin. "when these schools you have never heard of show up one day and people get a glossy flyer saying enroll your student today for a great education...you know, everything that glitters isnt gold.' many voucher school leaders dont even have backgrounds in education - a sticking pocan. 'we would never tolerate that in the public school system.' hickmans vice principal jeff montgomery used to work as an insurance agent. he got caught pocketing premiums from elderly clients and was convicted of embezzlement in 2005

happening this morning, state investigators are looking into a daycare where a child was left in a hot van alone for two hours. abc action news anchor james tully is live in sarasota. james, this came to a shock obviously to parents, not just about what happened, but when. >> dan, that's right. many parents are shocked they aren't finding out about this until over a month after it happened. the florida department of health is looking into the situation here a including the director, left a four-year-old in a hot van during a field trip. we look back. the temperatures that day approach 90 degrees. . the business was fined $250 and all the staff involved required to go through additional training. no one at the preschool told them what happened during the october 14th field trip. >> a little aggravated that i'm facebook, of all things, you know, that there was this incident that happened sdmrchlt the department of chosen families is still investigating the daycare for potential abous or neglect. the director here, when asked, would not comment to abc action nudz news. live this morning i

officers were called about daycare worker hanging a 16- month-old boy. a parent saw it happening and saved that boy. right now doctors are taking care of him. he is expected to be okay. as for that worker, she hopped in a minivan and drove off but she hit someone at an intersection, dragged this person down the road and people watching this didn't just stand there. they jumped into action. they tackled her. officers arrested her. she is also in the hospital tonight for a mental evaluation. >>> you are weighing in on facebook. katarina writes, don't worry, she will get a slap on the wrist and therapy. marcy says america needs to go back to an eye for an eye sentencing. >>> right now a live look at your friday evening commute. the vantage point from the sunshine skyway bridge. everything moving along quite nicely on >>> you can be breaking the law and not even know it. the facebook trend that could get you in a lot of trouble. >>> and we have all taken part in one, but how often does that fire drill change your life? up next you will meet a >>> we are on t

a toddler is recovering after a daycare worker apparently tries to hang him. minneapolis police say a parent dropping off her own child was able to rescue the 16- month old boy. police say the daycare worker then took off in a van and then threatened to jump off an overpass. there's no word on the motive behind any of her actions. the people hit by the car are both expected to be ok, as well as a dubuque man is arrested, accused of punching the mother of his child through a window. officers repsonding to the 19-hundred block of jackson street. 35-year-old gus lewis, jr. faces charges of burglary, child endangerment, and public intoxication. partners at the telegraph herald, the woman tried to nail the window shut, but lewis pushed it back open, allegedly hit the woman in the face, and took off. their two-year- old was in the room at the time of the alleged assault. a veteran mother of four struggling for a new start --- says she now has a lot to be thankful for this thanksgiving. the mother and four children under the age of 11 have been living in their car an

several witnesses stopped and stayed with the child, while a man checked with the nearby daycare. "his angels learning academy" and confirmed the toddler had somehow gotten out. last week we got some calls from some parents who needed childcare instantly. johanna booth-miner owns live and learn early learning center about a mile away, she says parents from his angels started shutting down the next day. booth-miner has been in business for 42 years. she says they don't like to hit their capacity, but after taking in nine of the thirty families who have reached out to her, she's had to turn some away. >> and to have to tell a parent i can't take your child and they , look at me and say, what am i supposed to do? siobhan: the new hampshire bureau of childcare licensing confirms the center shut down voluntarily, police are also investigating. live and learn opened their doors friday to allow the new >> it has been so amazing to walk around the building and these children fit in like they've always been here. siobhan: no one answered the door at "his angels" and our requests for commen

it used to be a daycare. in 2009 it was investigated for its ties to drug dealers, who police suspected were using the daycare as a front. as a daycare, hickman academy received more than 12- million dollars in taxpayer money.as a school, it's receives about two million dollars a year. and as the fox6 investigators have uncovered, it's vice principal is a convicted criminal. "i am good to work in the school. thats reported extensively on voucher school leaders in wisconsin. "when these schools you have never heard of show up one day and people get a glossy flyer saying enroll your student today for a great education...you know, everything that glitters isnt gold.' many voucher school leaders dont even have backgrounds in education - a sticking point for choice school opponents like congressman pocan. 'we would never tolerate that in the public school system.' hickmans used to work as an insurance agent. he got caught pocketing premiums from elderly clients and was convicted of embezzlement in 2005. now he lea

than a year after she was killed, no one is has learned that police found a car stolen outside of a daycare last monthl with the child inside at that timeth the safe that the girl scouts then drove off the girl's mother had gone into the daycare to drop off s another child since then police located the suv but no arrest. three indicted in atm smash and grabs across cuyahoga count over the past 16 months judge, troskey banks, malik war andnd jaquel warner are held on $5,000 bonds they're accused of working with two others to target gas stations in stores throughout the area accused of stealing vehicles that were use in the smash and grabs,ic there pleasure compasses have yet to be arraigned.h dangerous we can for place after four were shot in four cities within 24 hours, san in the suspect not found. detective benjamin marconi was 50, spent almost half his life on the force they say the suspect was inside headquarters before the shooting, he asked a question that walked out is not clear what he wantedhe at the police chief says it was clear who the target was.hi >> i think the uniform was th

. >> more and more kids are finding their mommy or daddy at home as daycare costs climb higher and higher. >> in most regions of the country, child care is the most expensive part of the family's budget. >> get this, in most states daycare is more expensive than instate college tuition. and in four states it costs even more [ crying ] >> yeah, those kinds of costs would make anyone cry. that's why one-third of homes have stay at home parents. that's the most in two decades. no matter how you do it, stay at home or going to work, caring for a kid is no easy task. the good news? it all gets easier once kids reach public school age. >> excellent. good job. >> from caring to ride sharing. bringing your friends into the mix. >> uber has an app, and one of their biggest changes, they're turning your friend's phones into destinations. if your friends get uber permission to share their details with the app, you'll be able to type their name in as the destination. and your uber will take you straight to them. if you are planning to meet up with someone but they're bouncing around, no problem. uber