>> gabriella. workers like gabriella are not uncommon. >> how old are you? >> nine. >> how old were you when you first started working out here? >> seven. >> seven! >> the us government estimates that nearly 10 percent of hired field workers in this country are children. >> when it comes to children, it is a big deal. young children that we heard about, collecting blueberries, 3 and 5 years old, 7 years old, and the rationale was, because their hands are so tender and small, that they would not crush the blueberries. >> what they're doing is noble, and helping the family, but they need to break the cycle. >> if the public were more aware, i think they'd be outraged. >> this week on fault lines investigates children at work in agriculture, america's hidden harvest. it's saturday morning at mariana higareda's house. she's taking her daughter and granddaughter out to the fields to pick onions. since it's a weekend, it will be a full day of harvesting. >> mariana and her children follow the harvest across texas, into new mexico and colorado. they live in their h

gabriella deluca newschannel 3. tonight suffolk police -- say they now have a suspect in the death of a man found in a cemetery. 18-year-old karlton boone is wanted for first degree murder. police say he lives on carolina drive in suffolk. on tuesday -- suffolk police found 42-year- old wayne watford at the pleasant hill cemetary around 1-30 in the morning. the medical examiner says he died from several gunshot watford s son tells newschannel 3 -- he knew something was wrong when he never got a phone call from his dad on his birtay a few days ago. if you know where boone may be -- take action against crime and call the crime line. in virginia beach -- the group who doesn t want the light rail in virginia beach says they now have enough signatures to put the issue to a vote. they collected many of those signatures on tuesday outside of primary voting locations. they want to ask the question - should city council use local funds to extend light rail from norfolk to town center in virginia beach. they say at last count

gabriella deluca newschannel 3. in newport news -- police have arrested a man who they say raped a 14-year- old girl. 33-year-old jason goergen was arrested in richmond by u-s marshals and a fugitive apprehension unit from newport news wednesday. police say the rape was reported by a richmond area health facility back in september. they also say goergen and his teenage victim knew each other. he )s been charged with two counts of rape and aggravated sexual battery. a newport news bus driver -- accused of assaulting a 12- year-old student. according to police -- just after four on wednesday -- they were called to investigate a fight between the driver -- 58- year-old james hopkins and the 12-year-old boy. court documents demanded the boy )s phone. after trying to grab the phone several times -- documents show that the boy eventually pushed hopkins back. police say -- the two began to fight after that -- and at one point hopkins had the boy in a headlock. hopkins was charged with misdemeanor assault and released. a sc

gabriella deluca newschannel 3. the supreme court will hear former virginia governor bob mcdonnell s appeal late next month. that )s according to their online schedule. newschannel 3 s kelly rule joins us live in the control room with the latest. kelly -- justices will hear bob mcdonnell s arguments on april 27th. now one of the big questions ahead of is hearing -- is whether or not the recent passing of justice antonin scalia will affect the outcome. many court observers believe he would have been more sympathetic to mcdonnell )s argument. former virginia governor bob mcdonnell -- will get his day in the supreme court on april 27th -- according to a schedule released today. a jury convicted mcdonnell and his wife maureen of political corruption charges back in september of 20- 14 -- and his convictions were upheld by the 4th circuit court of apapals. they are accused of doing favors for businessman jonnie williams -- who gave the mcdonnell s roughly 170- thousand dollars in gifts and loans. the case essentially rev

newschannel 3 s gabriella deluca has the story. this is 18 year old tyrell slaughter -- the man virginia beach police say led two construction workers on a chase -- until they nabbed him, and held him for police. it yesterday morning -- around 9:30 -- on chimney creek drive. detectives tell newschannel 3 -- slaughter was inside one of the townhouses -- in crews showed up. then it became two against one.... after a chase -- investigators say the crew caught slaughter -- and held him down til police got there. demetrius garrett lives nearby, and saw detectives get to the scene. police charged slaughter with burglary and grand larceny. and as for the two construction workers -- garrett calls them heroes. police gave us a few more details about the chase -- a spokesperson says one construction worker chased after him on foot -- and another chased after him in his car. slaughter was in court today for his first appearance -- and is being held in live in the control room gabriella deluca newschannel 3. norfolk police are looking for the

newschannnel 3 )s gabriella deluca is back in urbanna tonight - investigation. show damage. we talked to a lot of people who came into town today to just see the damage -- loss to the community, theyre confident the town will rebuild. smoke still rises from the water in urbanna -- where whats left of a marina and almost two yesterday s massive fire. the flames also killed two people -- and police say the cause of the fire -- arson. this is like -- next to the pile of debris thats left. 11:13 witnessing that for the first time is just shows you how fast life at any point in time can just change. coleson pokorny came all the way to urbanna just to see the damage -- a place where he )s made countless memories. 12:36 they used to have bbqs, grill outs, i even attended one last summer and it was one of the best experiences i )ve ever had. i actually parked my boat off the end of that floating off that dock believe it or not jeff hansen is no different -- he came in from richmond to take a look at whats left of where he used to spend his summers. 7:05 it was a great source of reve

newschannel three s gabriella deluca has been following this story all week. she brings us the new details. police say 75- year-old frank blantz and 65 year old julia blantz were on the boat when it went up in flames monday morning. the couple died in the fire -- and almost two dozen boats were destroyed. news of the fire -- and the blantzs deaths -- shook the small town. 33:16 it was very shocking and very sad. first of all that the fire was so immense that it destroyed so many boats then to find out two people were killed it was just heartbreaking. friends of the couple say the blantzs were living on their boat. 57;09 they loved their boat they loved being here. they were very experienced boaters. state police tell newschannel 3 -- someone intentionally started the fire. ... something that locals have a tough time comprehending. 34;49 i can t believe it. i can t believe it. i would like to think it was an accident. i really would hate to think somebody did this in and now -- while state police continue to look for clues to find who s responsible -- the coupl

gabriella, we heard the sound bite from hillary clinton. you think back to 2008 when barack obama made similar promises, and as we know, he promised immigration overhaul, and it really didn't come to fruition. wasn't able to do that. do latino voters worry that none of these candidates are going to be able to really deliver? >> look, i think there's two different things. one, you're absolutely correct. latinos remember that the president promised immigration reform in his first year. comprehensive imknramigration reform, and quite frankly, are very cynical right now about the possibility of comprehensive immigration reform getting through congress. what ramos was pressing secretary clinton on is something that quite frankly nobody is, which is the details of who exactly she will protect while we pass comprehensive immigration reform. it is not enough in this election cycle to tell latino voters that you're going to pass comprehensive immigration reform, rather who will you defend and who will you stop deporting in the process that you get c

six months ago gabriella became the pta president. >> parents came to me and said is there anything that can be done about the street. >> reporter: a nearby sign forbids trespassing. ms. gonzalez petitioned the public works department. >> the city told me that they acknowledged our request to look at the street that there's damage on the street. but it would be something that's in the district's jurisdiction. and i was told that they would notify the district. >> reporter: she also contacted the school district. >> when i contacted the district, i was told that they would pass the memo on to the correct person, and that person would get back to me. it's been six months and nobody has called back. >> reporter: nonetheless, some drivers speed over those potted holes. >> in the morning and in the afternoon it's highly congested, and it puts our children in danger w. the pothole situation, when rains and they drive by that fast there's kids that get wet. >> reporter: the roads become a magnet for unsavory activity, and worse. >> it's not only the dumping but there's some alleyways in the bac

that one open up, gabriella? >> yeah. >> i guess i'm surprised he could open this one. didn't really think about it. >> reporter: as we found, even child resistant packaging doesn't always work. >> get one open? this 4-year-old, he opened up properly closed child resistant bottle with just a little tinkering. dr. richard besser, abc news, new york. >> it's hard because they're so good at it. it's hard to take your medicine when they're not around. >> how do you keep them out of reach for your kids as a key? >> you've got to be very careful. they're pretty crafty. that's the problem. they're pretty crafty kids. you got to watch out. >> coming up, madonna strips down under. strips down one of her fans. we'll tell you about it. >> emma watson shows off her hip-hop skills. "the skinny" coming up. >> announcer: "world news now" ♪ skinny, so skinny skinny," new worries madonna has become unhinged. >> the material girl is currently on tour down under. last night at her concert in brisbane, australia, many fans were not too pleased. >> after reportedly taking the stage over two

you got that one open. 15:26:33: that one open, gabriella? (yeah) 15:26:34 rich: let me see. yep. mom kelli konop (luke's mom): 16:10:39;06 i guess i was surprised that he could open this one. (holding a pill organizer) i didn't really think about it. and as we packaging doesn't always work. rich besser: 15:51:30;16 get one open, kai? this four-year- old was able to open a properly closed child- resistant bottle with just a little tinkering kate carr / is watching over that moment and that day has the responsibility of keeping all children parts of texas are completely under water this morning ... flooding there has buildings surrounded... roads are now rivers.even an interstate had to be shut down ...people who live along one river have been ordered to evacuate.... pretty much the entire town of deweyville texas is under water... and that's forced the people who live there to head elsewhere.these guys have moved their entire living room to the roof!you can see the t-v... couches... and there's a guy even sweeping the floor let's turn to your forecast now with a live look from sky

juliet: gabriella? mike: you keep guessing and i will get to the forecast. >>> let's get to the rain. us. it's the area of low pressure shifting to the north and east. we are left over with the gray sky and drizzle still here in the tri-state. it's what we will see for a good part of the day. winds are coming in from the north east around 10 20 miles per hour. it's generally speaking and we have a 460 temperature in philly. . a lot of cloudiness picking up later on. it does not look like we we have another area of low pressure swing into the tri-state to keep things going out there. it's murky as we mentioned earlier. we are a little bit dry or than normal so we will take the rainfall that we are getting at it doesn't look like a lot coming to us with mainly drizzle. high temperatures up to 580 this afternoon and tomorrow it's up to 63. 59 is the high on thursday. that st. patrick's day. could it mess up the parade? it could keep it soggy but we will keep an eye on that. let's plan ines. she is hip to t

newschannel three s gabriella deluca is live in mddelsex with you can still see the damage here at the arena -- but today, theres something else here too. a flag half staff for loss of the two people who were killed. its a sight that can bring an 82 year old navy vet to tears... he is struggling to hold back tears & his voice is cracking 24;02 what brings those emotions on? love. of your neighbors. and memories are forever. they can t take that away. theyre memories that buddy whyker and his family have been making at dozier marina since the 1940s. -- then buddy )s in the 70 )s -- along with his friends. 23:31 i could sit window. and our signal was she would wave and i would flash a light off and on that was our signal back and forth for years, hes kept a watchful eye over the marina right from his home. ... including yesterday morning, when the marina went up in flames -- and killing buddy s two friends. state police say someone set the marina on fire. 20:11 i couldn )t get in there to save them because the whole place was engulfed in flames. so today -- he )s honoring them the way he

. >> anthony: garcia runs maximo bistrot with his wife, gabriella.g of crap you got to deal with if you run the hottest restaurant in mexico city. in 2013, the spoiled daughter of the head of mexico's consumer protection agency walks in and demands a table when there's, unsurprisingly, no table available. when garcia says, "sorry, no can do," she pulls a, "you know who i am?" and then calls daddy and gets the health inspectors in to shut the place down. so, your other customers basically started taking pictures of them with their cell phones. >> eduardo: next thing you know, we have the media outside, and this is friday. >> anthony: right. >> eduardo: sunday morning, we're front page of one of the most important newspapers in mexico. >> anthony: well, it was very embarrassing to the government. >> eduardo: and they should be. >> anthony: because they got caught doing what they do all the time. but if you were not the hottest restaurant in town, if you were just running a cantina, you know, a few blocks away. >> eduardo: i would've been -- >> anthony:

you got that one open. 15:26:33: that one open, gabriella? (yeah) 15:26:34 new numbers out today show just how many kids are ending up in the emergency room after getting hold of medicine. the organization "safe kids worldwide" says accidental overdoses send 160 kids to the emergency room every day.. that covered overdoses from vitamins, pain meds, or prescription drugs left within reach. the most common places kids are finding medicine? on the ground, in pill organizers, purses, countertops, and in cabinets. drunk driving -- not the only danger this st. patrick's day. day.why there is concern about those planning to *walk too! indiana college.what we can all learn from the health welcome back to the now cincinnati... and there are plenty of st home today. like this one at the cincinnati public library's main branch. this is the 34th year for the celebration which is sponsored by the friends of the oublic library. it kicked off just before noon with performances by irish 05:14:35 we have people come for it every year... fun event 05:22:08 05:

gabriella. turning 10 years old. happy birthday to you. hope you have a fantastic birthday. right now. >> this morning i noticed a lot of flooding. there is something unusual there. let's go to queens. this is over by the parkway. you have all of this activity going on on the right. causing this traffic jam. those two problems on that l.i.e. the gwb, 30-40. lincoln tunnel, back to. if you are taking the holland tunnel, five-10 minutes, no problem. then we have some issues with northbound expect that. greg and rosanna. >> a great. bruce ship coating the trip off early. that is the anthem of the seas. remember all the trouble it ran into last month. >> last month, that other anthem as well. really had a problem in the middle of the storm. >> they were running into some rough weather. also, a breakout of the norovirus. >> last month the same ship turned back early after running our show. >> one of those was thinking about possibly taking legal action. >> after that wild ride, you stand up, rosanna. (maintenance guy) is that a hammock made out

gabriella track meet sunday 12:30 millbrae. chance of rain? yes. get right to it. yes, there is. also, cries teen a stonich. where is your green today? if you adjust the tint on your tv [ laughter ] >> ♪[ music playing ]. >> and marty bautista. beautiful clear skies where even the contrails are melting quickly. i just opened up pandora's box. larkspur checking in at 48.2 degrees. could you be more specific, marty? yes. thank you. clear. not as cold morning. [ laughter ] >> 40s and 50s. it's very rarely that i make myself laugh. you got me this morning. scots valley 42. santa cruz at 49. if you are at that traffic meet in millbrae on sunday, there is your rain. it will be here. for us sunshine and warmer temps and it's going to be in the mid 70s. a few upper 70s clearlake, gilroy. cooler saturday. clouds roll in late saturday and looks like rain to the north sunday morning and spreading south through the day. even into monday night and tuesday. now, does not look like a whopper of a system. looks like it will be heavier rain to the north. that's the projection from san jose up to

first congressional district of to york who i was proud nominate to service academies this year. , gabriella, all to the u.s. naval academy. li, dana, u.s. merchant marine academy. chelsea, isabela, emma, u.s. military academy. for these eight young ladies who have stepped up, wanting to raise their hand to defend our country, to go off to a service academy comes with an obligation to wear that uniform and serve on active duty afterwards. for anyone who signs up post-9/11, you understand what it is that you're signing up for. to just think that for these young ladies, they were 2, 3 years old on september 11, 2001. this is all that they know, the post-9/11 america and world. yet they're signing up to want to serve our country as officers . there are over two million women veterans. as we consider legislation in this house, i co-sponsor h.r. 1356, the women veteran access to quality care act, which assists our women veterans, we try to provide more access for health care for our women veterans, there are many opportunities available to us that still have not yet been achieved and pursued to v