support melissa carlton. katie utehs, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> beachgoers being warned about a shark attack after a surfer along the california coast was bitten. >>> and cracking down on drunk drivers. the new state proposal to install special devices in the cars of dui offenders. ?.=(=pcpcpcpcpcpcpcpcpc2h >>> hackers announcing they leaked personal information related to 13,000 accounts on amazon. microsoft's x-box live and other sites. the hackers uploaded the document with credit card information and passwords to the ghost bin website. but that information has been taken down. it's not clear if the hackers actually had the information since amazon and microsoft deny any cyber attacks. >>> a new bill by a bay area state lawmaker could help keep drunk drivers off the road. state senator jerry hill was flanked by law enforcement officers when he introduced senate bill 61 in redwood city this morning. it calls for ignition interlock devices on the cars of people convicted of drunk driving. drivers would have

progress and her homecoming. >> the four and a half hour drive from the bay area is the longest trip melissa carlton has made in more than nine months. but this journey is short compared to the recovery process it took to get her home. carlton fell into a coma in march while pregnant with her baby boy. she was hospitalized due to a seizure caused by a benign brain tumor, but carried the baby to fullterm. carlton delivered west to gnaw than y'all -- gnaw -- nathaniel. >> it has been a real challenge. you put on top of that the emotional challenge that you know your daughter is ill and will be ill for a longtime and the sadness you have to carry on a regular basis. >> it is the first time melissa has seen her baby in two months. and it is the first time in two months that her husband has been with the both of them. melissa's parents took west home to fresno while brian commuted between the bay area and fresno to spend time with his wife and son. >> i am thrilled i i don't have to have my family torn apart and 180 miles from one another and i have to keep making a choice between which person i care abo

before you reach out for someone to watch your little ones >> catherine: melissa carlton is back homewith her family. the fresno woman was rushed into surgery at u-c-s-f 10 months ago to remove a brain tumor. >> catherine: following the surgery, she slipped in to a coma. >> catherine: carleton was pregnant at the time and delivered a healthy baby boy while in that coma. >> catherine: nearly a year later, after time spent in a marin care facility carleton is back home with her son and husband, a santa cruz plice officer. >> catherine: the family celebrated her and while all three are exhausted. they are grateful that they are once again together. >> catherine: a utah couple got national attention after photos went >> catherine: viral. >> catherine: photos that showed them reacting with shock when they found out they >> catherine: were going to have two sets of identical twin girls. >> catherine: the couple named them indie. esme. scarlett. and evangeline. >> catherine: three of the babies were only about 2 pounds. >> catherine: the fourth was even smaller. >> catherine: ashley and her

melissa carlton left the bay area today and returned home to fresno.march she's the a seesure caused by a benign brain tumor and fell into a coma. she was hospitalized where she give birth by c-section to a healthy baby boy in may. the insurance provider sent her home to recover. melissa can move her feet and is alert but there is a long road ahead. >> the horrible and tragic nature of this is devastating. and yet you know when you get to cold a baby like west and play with him and kiss on him and watch him laugh and smile it's really something else. >> the family has set up a go fund me account to help raise money for caring for melissa. it has raised nearly $120,000. >>> bay area conservationists are combining state-of-the-art technology and old-fashioned elbow grease to help killed animals adapt to climate change. 30 miles south of san jose in a valley between gilroy and hollister where a ritcal habitat is being brought back to life. dan ashley has the story. >> reporter: this howling coyote pup and this mountain lion are just a couple of the creatu