. >> reporter: they make their home in lakeville, minnesota, a suburb of minneapolis. david ran a multi-million dollar trucking business. sandra worked as a flight attendant and eventually competed in local beauty pageants using her nickname sam. >> good evening and welcome. proudly representing lakeville, i'm sam rucki. >> in her spare time she likes cooking italian, flying airplanes and staying fit. >> reporter: but david agrees that family came first for >> there it is. >> she was a great mom. very attentive to her kids. >> reporter: their oldest son nico loves hockey and theater. >> he was my first, you know, so of course he was spoiled. >> hi, mama. >> hi, nico. >> reporter: the two oldest daughters, samantha and gianna, are close and take care of their younger brother and sister. >> samantha. she's beautiful. she's smart, she's outgoing. gianna's very artistic. loves, like, animals. >> reporter: but this story is about what sandra claims is not captured on home video. she says despite those smiling faces, there was a shocking, ugly secret in the family. years of

in lakeville, rob olsen. >> great story. millions of people around the world are coming together for a unique holiday good deeds is this sunday. it was started 10 years ago by a philanthropist hoping to bring together volunteers to improve the lives of others and the organization behind it now says it's just gotten bigger and bigger each year. >> this year good deeds day we'll have participants in sent countries worldwide with over 1.5 million people formally involved in hands on activities, but as we've seen over the years, there's so many more people that join in on an informal basis. >> the group says your good deed doesn't need to be big but the act just needs to put a smile on someone else' face. >> bear cub in florida is alive thanks to fast acting residents. the baby black bear suffered slight burns to its paws and face. the florida fish and wildlife conservation commission is now evaluating the cub which firefighters nicknamed smokey injury. wildfire so far has burn more than 250 acres. >>> electronics sports are gro

. >>> good morning, let's go to the web cam, volume, lie, westbound, starting to build, lakeville road, nassau, in to queens, highlighting the maps, on the grand central parkway, westbound, francis lewis boulevard, an accident blocking a lane. on the i would say, northern state -- island, northern, west berry, the accidents on the shoulder, causing a delay. 88 west, park avenue, accident alternate side parking in effect. up to john del giorno, high above the problem on the parkway. >>> we are certainly looking at delays, both directions on the belt parkway. this accident happened 20 minutes ago, the eastbound side of the belt parkway, where it crosses under the van wick expressway. not sure in the car came off belt parkway. the driver was treated by ems. since then the police department making quick work of the accident. see it's been unrighted on the wheels, waiting the arrival of a tow truck. belt parkway, all lanes are open in both directions, pretty significant rubber necking delays, especially in the westbound direction through the >>> this morning the rutgers community is mournin

lakeville road in both directions. using out the car towed off. very congested. definitely something to keep in mind. right now, with our train, northbound trains moving along with the latest. metro-north, new jersey transit, past trends are moving on or close to schedule. you still have to put money in those meters. back to you. the man is under fire right now. rosanna: money appears to be at the center of each investigation. >> the highest standards of integrity. legal and appropriate. >> what does this mean? nice to have you back on "good day new york." have we ever seen a mayor that is surrounded by so many investigations? we do not know for sure where it will lead. we have not seen these kinds of series of investigations. criminality. this is out as this is done in politics. >> that document of a piece with multiple explanation. it is not politics as usual for a mayor and city hall to involve themselves in upstate senate races and use committees as they pass through. it is not politics as usual for a mayor and city hall to set up a nonprofit. and then go to

moving okay toward lakeville road. parking rules are in effect for today. back over to you ken, lori. >>> 5:23. still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, millions of drivers may be riding around with a dangerous and potentially in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in rochester, with world-class botox. and in buffalo, where medicine meets the future. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - >>> on the money this morning, asian markets are up. >> japan grew 3% hong kong posted a slight gain. >>> and more recalls down the road for takata. >> reporter: good morning. the largest automotive recall in u.s. history may be expanding. >> federal regulators say 85 million vehicles with takata airbags may need to be recalled. >> they can explode with too much norse and injure people in the vehicle -- force and injure people in the vehicle. >>> yesterday's rally fueled by bank stocks

getting out to lakeville road. moving fine. the overknight construction on the l.i.e. cleared. alternate side parking rules are in effect. back over to you. ken, lori? >>> still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, packages were plucked from the front steps of several brooklyn homes and the thefts were caught on camera. hear where some of the boxes were found. >> plus, the move that's clearing the way for families of the sandy hook shooting victims to take legal action. he say's we should punish women who have abortions. there has to be some form of punishment. that mexicans who come to america are rapists. they're rapists. and that we should ban muslims from coming here at all. total and complete shut down. donald trump say's we can solve americas problems by turning against each other. it's wrong and it goes against everything new york and america stand for. with so much at stake, she's the one tough enough to stop trump. hillary clinton. >>> firefighters worked through the night to gain control of a large fire in jersey city. started in a vacant house and then quickly spre

success the long island expressway is heavy westbound at marathon park way, delays stretch from lakeville road through queens as we start to get busy. subway issues the southbound five rains are running with delays alternate side parking is in effect today. >> governor cuomo announcing safety measures for commuter rail ways conductors and engineers working on the lirr metro north under going testing for sleep apnea with undiagnosed sleep apnea fell asleep back in 2013 causing it to derail, four people were killed dozens injured. >>> a school bus drive facing serious charges after he was accused of selling drugs police say he was selling heroin after schools, jennifer mclogan reports. >>> parents of school age childrens appeared angry and frustrated learning that a driver for educational bus transportation is under arrest for allegedly peddling heroin. >> i'm just speechless because it is terrible. they are taking care of our children. >> the bust came here at 8 p.m. according to the heroin task force, 26-year-old a trusted school bus driver was caught selling heroin to a buyer. he decline

we've got heavy delays back to lakeville road. then in brooklyn dekalb avenue remains closed between bushwick and woodward avenues due to cleanup from wednesday's fire. in newark an overturned box truck blocking the offramp from 78 eastbound to exit 58. in kearney some construction has one lane blocked in both directions on the wittpenn bridge. the good news there is no major delays because of that one. alternate side parking is in effect city wide. >>> thanks so much. the rangers missed an spot and king james has his way with the nets. >> otis livingston has the cbs2 morning sports update. >> good morning, the only game in town tonight the nets host the knicks in the last meeting of the two this season. nets in cleveland last night, brook lopez, jefferson got arrested, 14 at the break, 24 at the half. it was more of the same in the second half, and who's going to stop this. no one. bron bron had 24, the cavs win 107-87. rangers lead the hurricanes 3-2 in the third until carolina scored a couple goals in a 5 minute skin, jeff skin

>> joining us right now is susan oreama and from the lakeville fire department, david paterson. >> goodht have to consider breaking into the car, because the kid might be in a hot car or some other circumstances? >> if it's your child who is accidentally locked in or you come across the car and there's a child locked in the car, first thing we want you to do is call 911. get the experts there. we want emergency personnel. if the child is in distress, you can see they're sweating profusely, unresponsive, the face is very red -- >> in the video that you saw, the baby looked all red. like she was sweating. >> right. you may have to take matters into your own hands and some states are passing law, good samaritan law, you won't be held responsible if you break -- >> i can't believe they have to make a law. that parents were complaining that guy was breaking into the car. >> exactly. >> there's a baby inside. >> which window? which window do you break the -- >> furthest away from the child. even though it's safety glass, it is glass. >> let's say the baby is in the car seat. we have it on the