most of the time we think of swimming pools when it comes to drowning but young kids can drown in bathtubs, buckets, even the toilet. never leave the little one alone near the water. keep them in arm'snd don't keep buckets with liquid in them laying out. you might want to consider putting locks on your toilet seat. >> let's take a lock at time lapse. they will get wet in the next 25 to 30 minutes. here's the shot downtown and again, a very mild feel for most of the afternoon, temperatures running into the 80s. we're at 75 degrees. loment at 64%. that easterly wind dragging in all the moisture off the bay. that barometric pressure is steady but will fall. 81 degrees thus far. 74 being your normal number. that record will stay in the books for another year, 1998. 95 degrees on this date. 77 easton. salisbury at 77. frederick at 75. it's a rain cooled 68. you have big storms move through. those are the storms we're waiting out to the west. in terms of what we have on poirksd 61, 66. when you get temperatures into the 60s, you do know that is a sticky feel. hour hour, 73 degrees. we're back on

they are drowning. i went out and we just sort of formed a chain. >> how they pulled off that amazing rescue in a matter of seconds. >> he was sentenced to death for killing a man 30 years ago. this death row inmate says he is too fat to be executed. as we head to a break a quick look at the price at the pump national average $3.86 a gallon. >> 21 after the hour. there may be fewer protestors but that doesn't mean there were fewer rayses. 182 people raised today at occupy wall street protests. occupiers blocked the entrance to the new york stock exchange. yesterday was the one year anniversary of the occupy movement. iconic wrestler jerry lawler than released from a montreal high school. the 63-year-old suffered a heart attack last week on monday night raw and had to undergo heart surgery. he is expected to return home to f memphis in the next few days. the fed is launching a new round of stimulus in order to help boost the economy it is known as qe 3 and the question is this the key to end the crisis.

he's really upset that his father drowned. >> dr. phil: raymond's son, jonathan, is here breaking his silence for the first time. he says he went along with his father's plan because he was afraid for his life. jonathan, i appreciate you being here along with your attorney, joey jackson. so chime in. is there something that you feel like we need to know? jonathan, look, i want to be real clear here. you don't deny you were involved in this. you acknowledge that a, there was a plan to fake his death and b, that you were involved in it, but you are saying that you were coerced into being involved in it and you did it out of fear for your own safety. >> correct. >> dr. phil: you participated actively in perpetuating the story that you father had drowned. >> unwillingly. >> forced into it. >> dr. phil: how old are you? >> 22. >> dr. phil: do you live with your father? >> not anymore. but i did, yes. >> dr. phil: so you don't -- you're not supported by your father and you don't live with your father. >> right. >> dr. phil: so if he calls

director is accused of drowning a wallaby this past winter. today, prosecutors presented more than a dozen witnesses who testified the wallaby signed all signs -- that it hadigns been drowned. prosecution witnesses say there of an injection or legal chemicals. they also say when they got to zoo, they found the dead will be sucked inside a trash bag. -- wallaby soaked inside a trash bag. there were witnesses who said that did not make any sense at all. verdict sometime today. >> a potentially dangerous prevented after to were discovered in a piece of carry-on luggage. the officers found a switch blade and a boot knife hidden e bottomthe lining of th of the carry-on. confiscated and a woman was charged. the incident did not have an on airport operations. >> there is a better way to look stars this week in an arlington. the planetarium held a grand reopening ceremony. .ob ryan attended the event >> bob can tell you about every single little dots. >> the planetarium is a forerful environment about the sky and and it was undergoing renovation. the

we may be drowned at any moment. i see you're in no mood for discussion, but time, they say, changes everything. we'll meet when you're sinking, if not before. perhaps then you'll be more in the humor. what horrible fellows these scientists are, you damn free thinker. a word with you, my good man. that other passenger, what kind of a mad man is he? i know of no other passenger. no other passenger? then who went into the cabin just now? the ship's dog. land close ahead. --my trunk, my strong box. get my things on deck. --with more important things to do. aye, captain. what i was saying just now... the jib's blown away. the foresail's gone. rocks under the bow. she'll go to pieces. help. help. a boat. help. i'm drowning. oh, lord, save me. that's what it says in the bible. lord god, have mercy. let me reach the land. - let go. - let go. - i'll hit you. - i'll hit you. let go. this boat won't take two. i'll kick you down. no. get off. you get off. - oh. - oh. look, off with that hand. spare me sir. think of my children

i've learned that the number one cause of these drownings is something known as shallow water blackout. here to help me talk about this is dr. rhonda milner. rhonda lost her son to this just last year and started an organization called shallow water blackout prevention. thanks for joining us. you and i have had a chance to talk about this before and talk about your son whitner who was a swimmer and he was swimming and with friends when this happened. what were you told about what happened to him that night? >> well, whitner was an avid spear fisherman and he was planning a trip with his friends to go to the bahamas. they were all practicing in the pool doing conditioning for training for the trip to increase their period that they could breath hold, meaning they could stay down longer to spear fish for fish. and the best we can piece together, because we were out of town at the time, was that they were practicing this and it became late in the evening and everyone got out of the pool but whitner it seems that he went down for one last breath hold and there was no one else in the pool w

meghan mogensen is heading to jail and will pay a fine for drowning and animal at the zoo., we heard from the woman who blew the whistle on the director, and we are live at the fairfax county courthouse with more. >> the woman says she is glad that she came forward. she had been working at the zoo four years and she says something was not right. she said she felt compelled to come forth and say something when she saw what was happening at the zoo. she found a dead wallaby. >> i saw him, and that solidified it. if that investigators say that 26-year-old meghan mogensen ground the animal, found guilty of animal cruelty. mogensen has denied the charges. the woman said speaking out was worth it and she does not regret it. david conn we remember is going to the zoo as a young boy. >> it is upsetting. i would assume that somebody would have called on much quicker. >> they agree that the sentence should have been stiffer. >> i am confused with what went wrong. >> they hope that mogensen will not be allowed to be around animals. she was sentenced to 24 days in jail and will have to

. >> trying to drowned it. holy cow. >> it's a violent feud. i appreciate the commentary. >> shaking another one off. >> like a joust. a woman and little baby. he's like, come near my woman again and i'll drown you this time. the white goose, he won this ballots. >> the gsc, goose fighting championship. >> the most exciting thing at this point. >> that was some excitement. >> how loyal this goose is. >> i know. he's like defending his woman. >> this chick is mine. >>> a wild teen caught on surveillance camera at a convenience store. two guys pull up on a motorcycle, going to rob the place. one guy gets off, goes in, immediately starts giving people orders. the you see people behind the counter, everybody putting their hands behind their head. the guy starts taking money from the register. suddenly everybody hits the floor. apparently a police officer showed up outside and is firing at this robber. look at this, the robber got his weapon. he starts shooting back. now these guys are in a full-on firefight. you see all the patrons in the store hit

if the tub were full and she actually drown in that tub wouldn't that blood be dissipated or diluted red? >> that's correct. and we really don't even have to look at that. on the side of her face going down across her left temple going down to the eyebrow that was on the floor of the tub she had a dried pattern, a gravity pattern of blood flow down there. >> judge jeanine: what does it tell you? >> it is impossible to get that if you are sub merged in water. impossible. >> judge jeanine: final question. the injuries on her left side were abrasions and most of the injuries in the front were contusions. tell us the significance of that? >> well, we really didn't as mentioned previously we really didn't get a chance to go into our is a narrow o is a scenarit happened. but the most important injury on her back was a pattern abrasion. as we know the inside of that tub there was no surface abrasion areas. it was smooth, wet, slippery, and impossible again to form a pattern abrasion on the buttocks from a tall on it. >> judge jeanine: so she couldn't get the abrasions from inside the tub. >

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and i thought to myself, i know how people feel when they're drowning. you just can't get any air. >> rochelle wonders out loud if she and her daughter will make it out alive. >> in that moment, i just new, oh, my gosh, i made the wrong choice. we are going to die. >> clayton tells her helicopters are on their way. rochelle and sona have been fighting for their lives for nearly three hours, and rescuers are, in fact, trying to land helicopters directly above them, but what could save them might also kill them. chopper blades are throwing the thick, black smoke right at rochelle and sona. >> i thought, we might not make it. we might not make it. so close. at that moment i raged and screamed with rage. >> desperate to stop the smoke from choking them, she slams the window shut. >> at the moment that window shut, my heart sank. there was no question in my mind that that was the end. the window was not going to open again. >> but to clayton's surprise and relief, moments later rochelle does open the window again and through the smoke, a lifeline suddenly app

she did find blood in the lungs which is consistent with drowning. the examiner said the wallaby had no other major medical issues and the for that eye problem. a whistleblower named ashley rude is the one who called police. she was the curator of the zoo at this time and she called police moments after she found that webody. ashley rude said on the witness stand today she was extremely upset and told megan i think you and your father are sick, sadistic people and i am not going to have any part of it any longer. megan mogenson is also charged with possession of controlled substances and those would be the euthanasia drugs. this trial is still going on. if we have a conclusion, i'll bring it right back to you. peggy fox reporting live. >>> we'll take a live look outside even as we speak, a lot of clouds, a lot of gray. topper shutt joins us now from the weather terrace. some showers coming our way tonight perhaps? >> i'm afraid so. right now we just have clouds. it's dry in the northwest. if you're headed to a high school football game tonight or goi

ten people drown every day in the united states.t's the second leading cause of death for children under 14. unfortunately, 60 to 70% of black children and hispanic children don't know how to swim, making them three times more likely to drown. >> on top of that, if your parent doesn't know how to swim there's a pretty good statistic you're not going -- your child isn't going to learn how to swim either. >> but make a splash is the big push in 47 states. their goal is to get kids prepared for the water and summertime fun. >> there are three main barriers that stops a lot of kids from swimming. the number one is fear. whether it's a generational thing passed down from their parents. the second one is physical appearance. a lot of kids -- mostly females don't want to get into the water because of their hair. the third one is cost. sometimes swimming lessons can be quite costly. >> the foundation wants to cut those costs. to date, they have helped 1.1 million kids become swimmers. >> being an olympian, i want to get kids to enjoy the sp

he didn't mean for her to drown. but he didn't run to her aid the. >> reporter: neither wood or davern would speak to us about the tapes. detectives are not commenting. >> is robert wagner a suspect? >> no. >> reporter: that was almost a year ago and authorities still have not named a suspect. in a written statement when the case was reopened the wagner family said they support the investigation, and trust the detectives will judge new information on the credibility of the sources. >> they don't engaging investigations for theatrics. they engage in investigations to solve mysteries. >> if dennis davern is credible, if so is some action going to be brought before grand jury. >> a lot of people raise questions about dennis davern because he wrote a book and maybe he's out for money. the reason we're having you hear these audiotapes he's been pretty consistent. here's what he's said to people closer to the event. what's interesting in california, you know, so much time has pass sod you have statute of limitations that h

every day -- nine people drowne in the u.s. every day.thnically diverse communities, the rate is two or three times higher. african american and latino american children are unable to swim at roughly two or three times the rate of their caucasian counterparts. i really believe that the wave of the future is all about partnerships and collaboration. this grant is about a partnership between a wonderful individual, helen hilton raiser, and rec and park. we are hoping very much this will be a pilot and that the program will continue on for the coming years. thank you. >> is there any public comment? be none, public comment is closed -- being none, public comment is closed. commissioner buell: before i entertain a motion, i want to thank helen on behalf of the commission. we are grateful that you are helping the recreation and park department. thank you. moved and seconded. all those in favor? opposed? hearing none, it is unanimous. i will call the next item out of order. i understand the planning director is here and has an important meeting

he drowned in a pool this afternoon. first responders arrive at the home they found a neighbor preforming cpr on the child. officials say there was a care taker and another young child but it's not clear where they were at the time of the drowning. investigators are trying to termine what happened. >> 57 days out to election day and a shake up tonight in one of the congressional races. wendy rossin dropping out of the race against the incumbent andy harris. the democratic party found out she was registered to vote in both florida and maryland and she voted in the general election in both states. they frown on that. they call that voter fraud. the governor has a big working trip planned in november. he will head to israel. his office said it's a business development trip. the schedule is up in the air but he will be part of ayodele gaze visiting for eight days. he will meet with the prime minister, this is the second such trip for him. >> tomorrow mosquito control will be out. they plan to spray. trucks will be out aftern

. >>> montgomery county family must plan a funeral for their young boy who drowned in a pool. a neighbor found the toddler yesterday and performed cpr until help arrive. there was a caretaker and another child at home but it's not clear where they were at the time of the drowning. investigators are trying to determine exactly what happened. >>> huge cleanup effort underway after the belco plant caught on fire. it's in harford county. they used to make rubber belting products and the fire started in the bottom of a elevator shaft. for fighters fought from the outside -- firefighters fought from the outside because it was too unsafe to go inside because it's so old. this's no word on what started the fire in the first place. >>> he was a man who had generosity, he had vision and he had courage. he is a person who brought the ravens to charm city. and today art modell will be laid to rest. abc2 news sherrie johnson is live as people come to say their final good-byes. >> reporter: well, we are here live just a few feet away from the baltimore hebrew congregation in northwest balti

free. >> we want to stop drowning.s give our kids proper tools to be safe around water. >> in san jose, johnathan bloom, abc7 news. >> good deal. lisa argen is here now, our meteorologist, talk, of course, weather all over the bay area. >> we should see the low 60s north and south end of the bay, and shy of that today. but we are looking at less fog now because the marine layer is compressed. you see the winds blowing a little bit in the higher elevations. we will see a marine push later on tonight. we will get some fog, but in the meantime it's going to be a cooler afternoon. here's the roof camera. very little wind to speak of here. a fine way to start a sunday. high definition doppler right now. you will notice that we are not looking at anything in the way of low cloudiness. in fact, we are clear. we had some dense fog earlier in santa rosa, and temperatures dropped significantly this morning. still recovering at 49 santa rosa. good morning napa, 56 for you. the warm spot, one of the warm spots, oakland not bad, up

. >> when i was 5 years old i almost drowned.>reporter: jones first african american man to set a world record in swimming came from a family that didn't swim. and when he fell overboard on a water ride he didn't know how to come up for air. >> life guard says to come in. pull me out. completely resuscitate me and when i woke up my parents, my mom got me swim less snons a week. >>reporter: swim lessons that led him to olympic gold. like the ones jones now teaches to young kid. >> kick kick kick good. all right. >>reporter: this is video from the usa swimming foundation of the program called make a splash. you see what happened to jones as kid is startsingly common especially for children of color. >> huge problem. 70% of african americans don't know thousand swim and nearly 60 percent of hispanic children don't necessity thousand swim. >>reporter: drowning is the second leading cause of defendant for kids under 14. statistics he now set out to change one child at a time. >> he is so patient. so giving. the kids really respond to

he didn't mean for her to drown. he didn't render her aid. >> neither wood nor davern would speak to us about the tapes. detectives are not commenting. >> is robert wagner a suspect? >> no. >> that was almost a year ago. and authorities still have not named a suspect. in a written statement, when the case was reopened, the wagner family said they support the investigation and trust the detectives will judge the new information on the credibility of the sources. >> they don't engage in investigations for theatrics. they engage in investigations to solve mysteries. >> is dennis davern credible? if so, is there likely to be some action brought before a grand jury? >> such an interesting question. a lot of people have raised credibility questions about dennis davern because he wrote a book and they have said maybe he's out for money. but the reason we're showing and having you hear these audiotapes is that he has been pretty consiste consistent. this is what he said privately to people much closer to the event, which giv

. >> when i was five years old i almost drown. >> jones, the first african-american man to set a world swimming, came from a family who didn't swim. when he fell overboard on a water ride, he didn't know how to come up for air. >> the lifeguards had to come in, pull me out, completely resuscitate me. and when i woke up, my mom got me into swim lessons within a week. >> swim lessons that eventually led him to olympic gold. lessons like the ones jones now teaches to young kids. this is video from the usa swimming foundation of his program called make a splash. you see what happened to jones as a kid is startingly common, especially for children of color. >> it's a huge problem. 70% of african americans don't know how to swim and nearly 60% of hispanic children don't know how to swim. >> and drowning is the second leading cause of death for kids under 14. a statistic he's now set out to change, one child at a time. >> he is so patient, so giving. the kids really respond to him and that's important because you don't want this to be a lecture. >> team sponsor, phillips 66, is taking jones o

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they're drowning!out and we just sort of formed a chain. i had tripped over a couple of them. so i was trying to get down and i brought one up. >> the kids had fallen at a steep drop-off point. two were not breathing but the family did cpr and revived them. and if you can believe it, all of them this morning are okay. >>> if you can believe this, apple's iphone 5 is shattering sales records. cnbc's michelle caruso-cabrera is here with what's going on. >> reporter: the numbers indicate the sales are going to be very good. apple out with new numbers saying they told 2 million new iphones within the first 24 hours. if you were getting up at 3:00 in the morning east coast time or midnight west coast time and then at&t which is one of the service providers for the iphone says they've had more preorders for the iphone than any other iphone in history, more than any other phone in history. right now, all the numbers say this is a slightly larger iphone. a lot of pent-up demand. you're going to have an extra l

as for the investigation, so far cause of death believed to be drowning. toxicology results not expect eback for some weeks. but a huge outpouring of love and support in addition to the public memorial here for 7:00 tomorrow night. a nonprofit has been set up. the olson family fund here at the local wells fargo bank. live in lafayette, stephanie chuang, today in the bay. >>> a father and son very fortunate after being rescued by the coast guard after their plane crashed into the ocean along the central coast. the faa says the pilot had to make an emergency landing yesterday afternoon when his engine stalled. he was able to ditch the plane about 40 miles off morro bay. a coast guard helicopter from san francisco raced to the scene, ultimately saving the pair from the ocean. we're being told one of the two men was suffering from mild hypothermia but both refused medical treatment. >>> a public memorial for a chp officer killed in the line of duty will be held thursday in vacaville. the chp officer was shot during a traffic stop on 680 in alamo last week. the