the neighbors of the parents of the newborn. police tell us the baby with the umbilical cord still attached was thrown out of a window from the seventh floor of the building here. the building super's wife found the newborn on the ground in the courtyard area. this happened 2:30 yesterday in the afternoon. there is surveillance video that police are looking at in this case. back to you. >> that's a horrifying story. katherine, thank you. >>> now to tracie strahan in montclair, new jersey. family and friends are getting ready to say good-bye to baseball great, yogi berra. tracie. >> reporter: preparations are already underway for the private ceremony set to begin at 10:00 this morning. it will be held at the church of the immaculate conception where he and his late wife carmen were long-time members. he died at the age of 90. last week he made his debut with the new york yankees back in 1946. governor christie ordered flags at allstate buildings in new jersey to fly at half staff in his honor. the ceremony set to begin this morni

now we are screening newborns at a rate of over 96%. s that remarkable achievement, but our work is not done. while it's important that all by bies are screened if hearing loss, it's just as important that those who do not pass this screen regular seve a diagnostic evaluation and be connected to early ver intention programs. unfortunately, according to the centers for disease control, 36% of newborns who failed their initial hearing screening are not receiving appropriate followup care. this re-authorization effort will focus on those children helping to bridge the gap between screening and intervention. my background as a school nurse for every 20 years, i have worked with so many students who were lagging behind their classmates due to undiagnosed or untreated hearing loss. may i ask for an additional 30 seconds? these children did not need to suffer. we can and must help them succeed through stronger investments in followup and interventions, such as sign language training, hearing aids and speech language development. early identifi

a newborn tossed from a window. what we learned overnight. >>> this morning we're learning about a security breach that happened just moments after pope francis left new york city. "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning, everyone. tuesday morning. it is september 29th. i'm darlene rodriguez. >> i'm michael gargiulo. storm team four chris cimino is here. >> temperatures in the low 70s. a lot of moisture in the atmosphere. we were talking about a quiet stretch weather. i think that's about to end. we do have flood watches in northern sullivan county, ulster, duchess. this may get extended further maybe as much as 2 to 4 inches of rain. it is warm and muggy. low 70s. some upper 60s to the north and west. the heavy rain not so much today. the showers will be spotty. isolated. in the upper 70s, muggy at noon. the heavy stuff that rolls in tonight. we'll talk about that. let's get our first check on the commute. >> good morning. no major accidents on the roads. we can enjoy that for now. we have construction now

a newborn baby girl who no one got to know, but whose violent death left this neighborhood in tears. >> reporter: neighbors looked on silent and stunned as word of the chilling story spread. who could do anything this coldly brutal? >> oh, just broke my heart. broke my heart. >> just crazy. it's really ridiculous. i can't believe >> reporter: the doors of the medical examiner's van shut and it drove away with the body of a newborn baby police slowly pieced together the grizzly details of the baby's death. the infant was thrown out a 7 floor window, the umbilical cord still attached. >> to be honest, i've never seen something in my life. that was unhuman. people, i don't know what those people are thinking about. i don't know what kind of mother would do that. >> reporter: she was recoiled in mother when she saw the baby -- recoiled in fear when she saw the baby girl. >> how could you react? everybody would react the same thing. >> reporter: the child's mother was located and taken to a hospital. the man believed to be the hospital was taken to the 52nd precinct for questioning. >> i

up next, the day's top stories. >>> police this morning continuing to investigate how a newborn baby girl was found dead outside of her bronx apartment. we will have a live report. >>> this morning the family and friends of yankees' great yogi berra will say good-bye at his funeral here in montclair, new jersey, and we will have all the details. >>> it's one of the newest crazes, but is coconut water all it's cracked up to me? we love, love, chocolaty, creamy, with a little something extra. mmm deliciousness. cookies or almonds. yumminess. hershey's is mine, yours, >>> would you look at that? 5:30. 73degrees on this tuesday, september 29th. a muggy day, chance of showers out there, and traffic and weather on the 2sin a moment. first, our top stories. >> the shocking death of an infant found outside of her apartment building in the bronx presumed to have been thrown from the window this morning the mother is hospitalized, and police are looking to talk to the father. >> face-to-face, but was anything accomplished? would the president and vladimir putin find any common ground mind clos

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>>reporter: police now questioning the newborn's mother. torres and her husband watched as paramedics escorted the woman from the apartment on west 183rd street in university heights. >> the look on her face was like the devil was in her. >> she looks zoned out, like -- it's like she wasn't there. >>reporter: neighbors say they only saw the mother periodically, but that the baby's father lived in the building with his mother and a toddler son from another relationship. police question the -- questioned the father and released him. neighbors say he was excited to have another child. >> he's a respectable young man, and he's a valued member of the community. >>reporter: investigators now working to determine who is driven them to take this innocent life. >> there's plenty of hospitals, there's plenty of people out here that want kids. there could have been anywhere that you could have brung them. you didn't have to drop them out the window. that's killing. that's a sin. >>reporter: witnesses and sources tell us that police were only able to f

the newborn's umbilical cord was still attached. the building's superintendent wife was the first to see the newborn on the ground yesterday, 2:30 in the afternoon. several neighbors saw the baby's mother and father leaving with police. >> i saw them leaving the building. they took her and him. took him first, then took her next. >> reporter: after many hours of being questioned by investigators at a local police station house, the father was allowed to go home. police are looking at surveillance video that may have captured part of what happened. >> he's a respectable young man. and he's valued member of the community. >> reporter: and we have been talking with police all day, so far, no charges have been filed, no arrests have been made, but in investigation continues. reporting live, katherine creag, news 4 new york. >>> this is new at new. historic meeting on the sidelines of the united nations. raul castro and president obama met for the very first time on american soil. smiles everywhere. both leaders called for an end to the

. >>> tonight a bronx wum -- a bronx mother is accused of throwing her newborn baby out the window. jim dolan at the scene in the west fordham section with surprising new information in this case. >> it is a remarkable development. we learned tonight that jennifer berry spent two years working at acs as a child protection specialist, a child welfare specialist. it's not clear if she quit or was fired. what's clear is tonight she is charged with the murder of her own baby girl. >> reporter: 33-year-old jennifer berry was led from the 52nd precinct tonight charged with the murder of her own newborn baby girl. a baby born and murdered within minutes or seconds, a horrifying crime that left neighbors struggling to >> it's real repulsive. there could have been other ways that could have been handled. >> reporter: the building super whose wife found the baby's body in the courtyard behind their building did not want to talk tonight and some who saw berry taken from the murder scene yesterday made their own judgments about her. >> i don't know if she really even know what she did. the look

a father's emotional plea is heard after claiming his newborn was taken moments after birth. >> it is the biggest movement of people in europe since world war ii. thousands of refugees are fleeing the brutal violence in syria. karen. >> we're live in new hope checking out i-95 and you could see no problems right here with very light volume. we'll take a look at the schuylkill coming up. >> and we'll chance -- will chants from the crowd to get vice president joe biden to throw his hat in the presidential race. details coming later. ♪ hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! ♪ introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >> ♪ >> hey everyone. good morning. it's 5:41. the adventure aquarium was flashing the dome there on the top which indicates, you know what, you might want to think about getting up for school. it's the first day of school in philadelphia and i'm sure in a lot other communities across the delaware and lehigh valleys. >> wake up. >> my kid's bus stop is at 6:20. >> no. >> right. isn't that wrong? right? it's wrong and i'm reall

what her newborn baby did that was more powerful than any drug to bring her back. >>> and scientists pinpointing the best diet to lower the risk of the breast cancer. the key ingrediant that may protect you. >>> our top story this half hour. that mta bus driver arrested for driving a bus drunk. >> police say alexander copeland was not on duty when he took the bus near the jamaica depot and drove to long island. now he faces a slew of charges and we are learning details about the case. >> kristin thorn is in jamaica. >> reporter: police say alexander copeland took this bus from outside of the depot in queens. it was parked on the street on south road. he allegedly took it for a drunk enjoy ride in nassau county. he has been suspended without pay and could face more disciplinary action. this is video we got half an hour ago. the only tv station of video to get copeland returning home in long island. he had nothing to say to us. the 52-year-old has been working with the nta since 1998. yesterday afternoon police received a number of calls from drivers on the parkway reporting this bus w

police say that newborn baby story window with the umbilical cord attached. the tragic scene happened at an apartment building in the university heights section of the bronx. it was the building superintendent's wife that found the baby yesterday afternoon on the cement floor. the super's son says his mother is in shock. still hard to believe she found the baby covered in blood and suffering with traumatic injuries. police located a 33-year-old woman inside the building. they believe she is the mother of that infant girl. that mother is now at the hospital under police protection. again, police are waiting to question her to find out what happened here yesterday afternoon. live this morning, dray clark, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> yankee legend yogi berra will be laid to rest today. >> eyewitness news reporter kala rama is live in montclair, new jersey. kala? years old, today's private ceremony is to celebrate life ab achievements that decorated so many through the years. the private ceremony will be held at the church of the immaculate conce

. >> how much blood does a newborn baby have? >> say a pint. >>> plus your shot at a new ipad mini. >>> and a boyfriend has another big surprise on -- >> the same day he proposes. >> oh, my god! shut up! >> how the bride found out she was getting married that day. >> that's risky. >>> how do you make the grand canyon look so teeny teeny. >> they're a long way away. >> like space away. >> a group of friends got a weather balloon. they planned this for several months. they created a 3d printed chassis to carry a couple of cameras and a cell phone. and they launched it just outside the grand canyon. so up and up and up it goes. it doesn't take long before the camera starts to capture some really need views. there it is. there's the grand canyon. as the sky turns from blue to black. here we are about an hour and a half into e the flight. nearing 100,000 feet when kapow there goes the balloon. it starts to tumble towards earth. 30 minutes of tumbling later, it crashes into the earth 30 miles from where they launched. here's the story.

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the newborns have quite a nursery.ed and roy's public garden where the public can ooh and ah over them and the cubs will join their parents. last year, nancy visited with their proud godfathers at their famed jungle palace. good shot. these masters of illusion have worked for decades to bring white tigers back from near extinction. one, two, three. is that the cubs, why you brought them? because they are the ambassadors for conservation? >> when we started this 35 years ago, the white tigers, they're totally extinct in the wild. and we have to stay here. flourish and you have a great future. >> not everybody can say they have lions as guards. >> and now we have about 200 white tigers. >> and lovers can watch the cubs grow using twitter and instagram handle and on facebook at facebook.com/sermadicubs. and be sure to follow them there. 12 years since mauled but it has never stopped them from their work with endangered animals. now a total of 25 big cats, tigers, lions, and leopards too. >> very impressive. very important

the president attended this year's ceremony dedicated to naming newborn carrillo's. -- newborn gorillass message to those in attendance was simple. tourism and conservation bring wealth. last year, over 20,000 people visited volcanoes national park and 5% of each entry fee was handed to the local communities. save the benefit of tourism have been so obvious that people have to stop turning to poaching to make a living. where they can see the opportunities. my son is working there. where they can get are close by. though it is not enough yet, but the conditions are something. they are growing the means in society. >> a permit cost $750. this woman came from wyoming in the united states. what has it been like? >> it has been the most marvel -- marvelous experience. they are so human like and gentle. it is something everyone should try. >> asterisk continue to flock to the -- asterisk continue to flock here, and as the population continues to grow, it could soon be relieved -- removed from the list of endangered species. conservation efforts there in action and american tourism in rwanda,

yes, it is inside that incubator, and yes there was a newborn in that incubator just moments before this video started rolling. the nurses figured out that there was a rat in the incubator because they heard the baby cry. when they came to check on the child, they found there was company they didn't want. they're trying to get it out of there. they grab it by the tail but they keep letting it go. >> it looks like it's got trouble. >> you've got this thing in the nicu and it's the thing you put in so a baby can be safe. and you've got basically the carrier of the bubonic plague in there. >> the worst part is the rat did bite the toe of that newborn child. no word on the status of that child now. you see that it looks wet. and it looks a little lethargic. that's because it's already been sprayed with poison. >> just lock the incubator up, roll it outside, and set it on fire. >> they managed to eventually grab the rat by the tail. they do exterminate it on the spot. this hospital is under fire because apparently this is the second time they've had a rat problem. some time before, apparently

. >> when caden was before before we left the hospital we did the newborn hearing screening. he failed so we came back a week later. did the test again. he failed again. >> reporter: tommy and danielle moran are caden's parents. tommy is in the united states navy based in hawaii. at the time doctors confirmed baby caden was deaf, tommy was deployed. >> i was sad. in fact, danielle said i didn't know anybody who was deaf, i didn't know sign language, i didn't know how to be a good dad and raise a deaf child. >> reporter: their youngest son brett is 2 and he has normal hearing like his parents. but caden was born without cochlears, the part of the ear that converts sound to nerve impulses and then sends them to the brain. with no cocleas, a cochlear implant would be no help. from the start tommy and danielle learned sign language. they figured it would be the only way caden would ever communicate. then danielle heard of another option. >> it was random. i just talking to a friend and she was like, i think that they're doing abis in the u.s. now. >> so abi stands for auditory br

police question the mother of a newborn who plunged to death out of an apartment building. it happened at 83rd street in the university heights section of the bronx. eyewitness news reporter marcus solis is live with the latest on this investigation. marcus? >> reporter: good morning, dave. the mother is telling investigators that the baby was stillborn and that she made a mistake by throwing the body out of the window. so, the important -- the autopsy results will determine indeed, alive at the time. >> she looks zoned out like she wasn't there. >> reporter: she saw when the mother of the baby was lead out of the building shortly after the disturbing discovery. it was yesterday afternoon when police responded to west 183rd street. this is the courtyard where the body of a newborn girl with the umbilical cord still attached was thrown from a window. 24 hours later there is a sense of shock. >> it is tragic. i don't know what the thought process was behind that. >> there is plenty of hospitals, plenty of people out here that want kids. anywhere you could have brung him. you

no expression on the face of the mother accused of killing her newborn ughter. anythid to say? police walked 3-year-old jennifer berry outside of this bronx precinct house after they say she dropped the baby from the top floor, the seventh floor of her boyfriend's apartment building. the umbilical cord still attached. >> a lot of bloochltd looks like she dropped it, way down. >> reporter: police sources tell me berry told detectives the baby was still born when she gave birth in the bathroom. a medical examiner determined the baby had taken a breath before the fall. berry is now charged with murder. >> i don't know if she knows what she did. the look on her face is like the devil's in her. i'm sorry, but that's what it was. >> reporter: no one answered the door at the home where berry lives but we saw family members live and rush to their car. do you mind talking to us? refusing to answer our questions. neighbors are saddened by what happened. >> very surprising, you k w. it's a sad tragedy. >> there are plenty of peo e out here that want kids. could have been anywhere you coul

word from police that a newborn with an umbilical cord still attached was thrown from the window. reporting live from the university heights section of the bronx, i'm gus rosendale. >> all right, gus, thank you. >>> a miracle no one was hurt when a construction vehicle equipped with a power drill tipped over in manhattan. >> this was the scene right after the accident. the police van took the brunt of the impact but the entire block was shut down in the aftermath. mark santia did some digging into the company and he joins us from midtown with what he has discovered. mark? >> chuck, i want to give you a quick look behind me. some major developments in just the last few minutes. that drill was removed. 30th is open, once again. we learned a stop work order is in place tonight and construction on a 22-story hotel on hold after a hydraulic drill tipped over and crushed an nypd van. heavy equipment was hauled in to haul out a giant piece of construction equipment. this 25-ton drill rig tipped over, smashing an nypd traffic van and the sidewalk. the boom also crushed businesses for stor

again, this baby was a newborn baby boy. police on the scene trying to sort out exactly why this happened and how this happened. we will remain here on the scene to gather more details and bring you information as it becomes available. reporting live from the university heights section in the bronx, valerie castro, cbs2 news. >> and a heartbreaking tragedy in new jersey. >>> evan murray, a high school player, football player, injured during a game walks off the field, but later dies in a hospital. tonight we have new information about what caused his death. cbs2's chistine sloan live in this story. parents and students have been coming by in makeshift memorial behind me outside the football field. the medical examiner says the star quarterback died after getting hit in the spleen, that his spleen ruptured as a result of that blow. for this community it has been a difficult day. in shock. warren hills regional high school quarterback evan murray dead after a direct hit during a game against summit. the autopsy reveals he bled

ben: robert moses, thank you, sad story out of the bronx, a newborn baby with the umbilical cord still attached was found dead outside a bronx apartment building. the newborn girl was dropped out of a window at was 1 eighty-third street in the university heights section of the bronx at 2:40 yesterday afternoon. the mother is being questioned, no arrests have been made. the nypd is investigating. kerry: more details on the death of a high school quarterback in new jersey. the medical examiner's office says evan murray died of a ruptured spleen after he was hit on the field during a game friday night. it happened at warren hills high school. he had walked off the field but collapsed a short time later and died at the hospital. a wake will be held tomorrow followed by a funeral thursday. ben: a scare at jfk airport, a flight heading for ireland was forced to turn around and make an emergency landing at 7:30 last night. hydraulic problems were blamed. the flaps were not working and the landing gear doors were not close. the plane touched down faster than normal and heavy braking caused the

and in the elderly there are 2.4 million infections every year and newborns get inspected by rsv. it's a global problem. therein, you know, we have our new partner, the bill and melinda gates foundation, who saw this data, showed that we had high levels of antibiotics in the mothers and those antibiotics were transferred to the newborn as mothers always do. and then we showed that those antibiotics, we have only two months worth of data, but we showed are antibodies levels that they would get the first 90 days of protection which is huge. and satisfied the bill and melinda gates foundation is up that they invested $89 million. >> let's talk about that. you can take your cue from the stock or take it from people who are smarter than we are. my understanding that's not an easy grant to get. they don't give the grants to anybody, they make it so it's impactful. >> so this -- their mission, one of the core missions is to protect infants in low income countries from death from pneumonia. one of the biggest causes of that is rsv. and so what they have -- what they think the problem they

government data finds immediate family members infect newborns with pertussis around 2/3 of the time. 35% of the time the disease comes from sibling. 20% from the mother, 10% from dad. health officials say boosting vaccination rates during pregnancy should be a top priority. american academy of pediatrics is reminding parents that all parents 6 months and older should be vaccinated. there's two types of injections that protect against the multiple strains of the flu and a nasal mist approved for healthy patients over the age of 2 years old. >> they say it's more effective than the shot. >> good news there. >> absolutely. >>> 4:57 now. teens found a new use for e-cigarettes. new research that suggests some teens are using those cigarettes to smoke marijuana. yale university researchers had a nearly 4,000 high school students in connecticut fill out this anonymous survey. they found that nearly a third of them tried e-cigarettes. of those kids, 18% say they had marijuana. they may be smoking pot in front much their parents and their teachers without anybody catching on. >>> man's best f

they filed a lawsuit against the doctor who helped deliver the newborn. they made a desperate plea for their baby to be returned. >> someone has taken him from us. and we want him back. and it's a horrible situation for me, for her, for my family, her family. >> the couple decided to have a dna test done after they returned to the u.s. and noticed that their baby didn't really resemble either of them. authorities in el salvador are investigating. 4:46. today philadelphia's state penitentiary will place gargoyles on the building's facade to mark the start of halloween season. they're getting ready to host e terror behind the walls. it is surrounded by 30 foot high walls aren't prison. visitors will experience two ground breaking new attractions including something called breakout. that means that inmates will vounld you at every turn as you try to escape. good luck with that. proceeds go to fund the national historic land mark. in washington state, a museum worker is on the mend after he was bit by a ten foot long python. the snake is the museum's most pop

these newborns represent the miracle of life, and it is our duty to make sure they are protected. we have seen advances in neonatal care that have allowed these babies to you are you are survive and throif their fullest -- and to live to their fullest potential much these medical advances have been exciting and it is one reason it is so important we that is this legislation. for as we continue to enhance our medical technologies, more and more people are able to see that we're not talking about unviable fetuses but unborn children who could one day grow up and become part of our american family. as a result, increasingly the american people believe that ending a child's life should be as rare as possible and we should work together to reduce the number of abortions performed in this country. that's progress. the debate on this legislation is not just about more or less or values or religious views. it's about protecting innocent life from a painful act that they do not deserve. we have a responsibility to protect unborn children and give them the chance to succeed. this legislatio

barry is in jail charged with the murder of her newborn baby girl on monday. she initially denied she was pregnant before telling detectives she gave birth in the shower. she claims the baby was stillborn but the medical examiner says the baby was full term and had air in her lungs when she died. >>> developing right now, we learned one person has died in the latest cluster of legionnaires cases in the bronx. 13 cases popped up in the morris park neighborhood with onset dates before september 31st. cooling towers were sampled last weekend and 15 tested positive for the legionella bacteria. moments ago mayor de blasio talked about legionnaires at a senior center in morris park. >> we went around the city, cleaned the cooling towers around this neighborhood and other parts of the city and we have gone back and looked at all the cooling towers in this area. any one that we want to recline we are going through the process of cleaning again. >> all 13 patients had underlying implications. >>> a frightening crash on a bronx sidewalk. surveillance video captured the

. >>> and amazing story, of incredible bond between mother and child, how newborn baby pulled her mother from the brink of death. >> your news your neighborhood live and inter-active. this is fox 29 weekend. >> and good sunday morning, and welcome. it is sunday, september 13th, i'm bill anderson, of course this is as we say the lovely and talented karen hepp, a we get things started. good morning. >> good morning to you, bill anderson. good morning to all of you. special shout out to all of the grand parent out there, and all of the grand parent you have loved in your life. please share your pictures of them on this grandparents day because we would like to show them off all morning long. >> sounds good. >> let's start off with a look at your weather, find out what's going on out there today. would you be able to enjoy it as we look at center city? >> i think it is a nice start. >> doesn't look that great. >> just little gray in the monitor, but beautiful day shaping up. just few showers, had needed rain that's come through the area, on it way out, almost completely out of here today. st

their newborn girl was born with a condition that she was unable to swallow.y thought at first she was going to need emergency surgery right after she was born. they decided the first day, she would have to be transported to a neonatal intensive care imprudent. she had this incredibly dangerous condition, but still, at 11:00 p.m. that night, the hospital kicked the new mom out of the hospital. we'll keep the baby. you have to leave. and it turns out that happened to the wrong new mom. because once the initial crisis of their newborn baby daughter's health was stabilized, it took a long time, once it was stabilized, that new mom went nuclear. and she did it in the nicest, most constructive and most hilarious way possible. she decided to fight in her state's legislature for one of the first laws in the country that would guarantee new moms and their babies at least a 48-hour hospital stay. she testified in support of the bill, realizing that talking about stuff like episiotomies and breast pumping, that it made them nearly impossible to not pass the legislation.

i have a newborn son who i'd like to see and a family i'd like to spend time with. >> no decision wasjudge clifton newman, a judge brought in from about an hour and a half away for this proceeding. the court did spend a lot of time talking about when this would go to trial. the judge asking the defense and state solicitor when they thought they could try this. the defense said some time spring 2016, the state said because they're trying the case for dylann roof, who is the accused shooter in the emanuel ame shooting, that she couldn't go -- it wouldn't be fair for her to go from that trial to start this one. again, no bond given, no decision on that bond hearing though the judge said he would rule expeditiously. for now, michael slager returns to his isolation in the county jail. ashleigh? >> no indication from the judge when he might actually rule on this. who was in the room? i noticed him looking around after he went through the door, took his seat. you can see the shackles on our screen. were his family member there is? did he get a chance to see that wife and baby, sflooat least?

that's when they decided to place her newborn on the chest.let out a whale and shelly opened her eyes. she's doing great and they just celebrated her first birthday. we're hearing more of this amazing story at 8:20 here on fox and friends. >>> a weather guy finds a way to impress himself. >> don't just stand there. strike a pose there's nothing to it. things are looking a little tricky and hearing it on any window tips and feeling the pain. poppa don't preach. we're not. there's a ray of light. >> that's mike thomas a madonna forecast just before the rebel heart tour. >> i thought that i had no rhythm. >> if it can rain. >> did he ever give the weather? >> yeah, good for him. yeah, good for him and only him. >> yeah, who are you going do miley or brittney. sn. >> it's not going to happen. i am not that kind of weather guy. take a look at the maps. we will see what's going on. we have the rain across new england today and much chillier temperatu temperatures that it's been and over night tonight and the temperatures are dropping into the 50s an

has only taken in 1500 refugees from syria. >> new this morning, the couple who claimed their newbornapped at birth and sold to traffickers has been reunited with their son. the couple who now live in texas delivered the baby in the mother's home country of el salvador in may. the mother says she initially became suspicious when she gnomesd the features of her newborn differed from the baby she was handled just a day later. the couple decide to have dna test done three months later which revealed their son jacob was not their biological son. >> this is a life long injury that's very, very deep and it's horrible. >> the parents said they love both babies and hope they can keep the two infants but officials are working to reunite both families with their babies. authorities have launched a criminal investigation into the doctor. >> 6:47. a live preview of "good morning america" is next, plus a shopper has sour grapes with a major grocer. she found something crawling in her fruit. david. >> all right, guys, we are looking at dressing the kids in shorts and t's today because it's hot and

it met its first newborn bailey check it out here. stuff coming up mainline health says it has spent weeks preparing for the papal visit. there's bailey. and it's ready to serve during the historic weekend. >>> wedding crashers in missouri had the prime and groom smiling. brett rogers and legal tied the knot yesterday in kansas city and they did not want a typical wedding. they got married on huge stage used for concerts. instead of gifts the couple asked people to donate to literacy kansas city a non-profit that battles illiteracy everyone, everyone was invited. >> it snowballed into let's do a rock stow and we don't want stuff so let's have a rock show and make it for charity and so that's what we're doing. >> lot of people want to give us gifts and -- but we're adamant and so far it's been received really well by all of our friends and family. >> especial until non-profit. mr. and mrs. didn't even call it a wedding a love charity and rock and roll event. >>> go the to love stories that make you smile like this next one. a teen stum

maureen: a newborn left of that accrued. a military family lacking basic household items.aiting for months on a military contractor. leon: the family members save if you like their stuff is being held hostage. joseph is here with what is behind it all. reporter: we want you to check this out. a rose family has a crib, no hardware. legs and table with no a bed frame missing all the pieces. they would like to start living but they can't get any answers on whether stuff will finally arrive from the military contractor paid to move it. four-year-old ethan is happy to welcome guests to his new house. but it is his family thing if you like cap disappeared. >> we packed up and said goodbye to our things in germany on may 6. this is what we have of our office chair. reporter: they transferred back to virginia this ring. they are missing -- this spring. they are lacking furniture in the hardware required to put it all together. they are eating off of paper plates in their baby girl sleeps in a bassinet next to her unassembled crib. >> we've adopted a new minimalist lifestyle. repor

she then carried her newborn baby this entire way, just 11 days old.doing this because they firmly believe this is the only way that they can secure a future for themselves and for their children. >> arwa damon, thanks so much. as arwa just mentioned, many of these refugees first make their journey by cramming into rubber rafts, attempting a perilous journey. there's so much traffic across the sea, that the fluorescent orange glow, thor are all life jackets abandoned once they made it to the shores of europe. tulanefully those are people who did make it to the shores. >> let's go to evan watson, who is somewhere in the wear between turkey and greece right now. >> reporter: we're broadcasting to you from a boat in the aegean sea, a body of water that many have used. they leave from the turkish coast, which you can see over here. they cross this body of water to greek aisles like lesbos thats can see in the distance. how do they get there? they're paying smugglers the growing rate of $13 pujz to pile into barely seaworthy inflatable rafts. we've gotten f

with a newborn in the family, plans to extend your family? little bit. >> right now, just enjoy their date nightebrating the 10th anniversary of her jessica simpson collection. >> what's the secret to the longevitylong cel longevity of the brand? >> understanding a woman. i understand a woman. i know how to make a woman feel beautiful. any and every kind of woman so woman >> all right. let's move on. here's a reality star who loves to flaunt her body and every curveing nearly 400 pounds. >> whitney, the star of "my big fat fabulous life," the second season hitting the air this week, an weigh talked to whitney about that and the fat shaming youtube video that's getting millions of hits.g"d/ heinousd we video on the internet last night. fat shaming is not a thing. that's a race card with no race. fat shaming is alive and well. >> who came up with that? that's brilliant. shame people who have bad habits on [ bleep ]. >> i up to comments every single day all over my social media of people telling me to kill myself. >> what about, just, like,wake

the newborn sun did not survive.hayden weighing 1 pound, 8 ounces. >> we want to have a normal life like any other parent has with their newborn. >> now three muths later, finding themselves stranded. doctors say baby hayden is healthy enough to fly home but not on a commercial flight. she needs a medically equipped plane, something the insurance is refusing to pay for. >> their stance was, well, just sit in portugal and wait until she can fly commercially. >> reporter: they say we cannot comment on this case due to privacy laws adding members need to understand their benefits. but for the sprats, it's a race against the clock as their visa may only allow them to stay in the cannountry for a few more eks. >>> should an airline have to tell you if they've booked you into a passenger seat that's smaller than normal? >> 7 on your side's michael finney is here with more. >> do humans sit here? >> it's the way it's going. >> airlines are making more money these days by squeezing more seats on planes. more seats means more

> still ahead on "eyewitness news this morning," murder charges filed again a mother throwing her newborn baby out of a window. what she is telling authorities about her daughter's death. >> a convicted murder set free from jail by mistake. royal caribbean's wow sale is back. buy one get one half off. plus free upgrades and up to $200 onboard spending money. it all ends september 30th, so call 1-800-royal-caribbean make the ride smoother? and finish with a smile? you've got this. you've got t.j.maxx. >>> welcome back. we are tracking heavy rain this morning across the tri-state. road cam 7 is live right now showing us traffic on the fdr at 115th street. meteorologist bill evans will have the complete accuweather forecast in mere moments. >> in the meantime, a full inspector's funeral on long island today as retired nassau county police officer paul mccabe is laid to rest. former member of the merge service bureau passed away last friday from 9/11 related illness. he will be honored at saint margaret of scotland church. plew tune will escort. >>> a developing story in louisiana. a manhunt

. >> newer a newborn. >> stephen: i am a newborn. i can barely hold my head up. ( laughter ) one of the reasons we decided to have you on here is because you're, for me, the path not taken. you're a real actor. >> okay. >> stephen: i kind of wanted to be an actor, and instead i do this. ( laughter ). >> you've played a role. >> stephen: i have played a role. i played a role. i got into character for nine years. >> that's a serious role. >> stephen: i had to gain some weight for it. ( laughter ) you really transform yourself. you do the real actor thing, which i've always been curious about. we have a couple of things here. this is like you, you did, like ride-alongs. you've done ride-alongs, is that right? >> yup. >> stephen: you've-- you've-- you've gotten jacked. this is for "southpaw." jake got jacked. you lost 30 pounds for ""nightcrawler." is it harrowing to do that? when you go to take a part, do you say to yourself, "okay, this is--" like this movie-- "this is the mountain i have to claim? and do you ever worry yourself? becau

. ♪ [ dog barking ] ♪ >>> sweet little harriet here is the newborn baby.is the guy behind woodgear po woodgear.ta. he goes and plays with motors and tools and things he's got laying around. if you are wondering what he's up to, a baby loves it. >> you spend forever. once you get them, you stop and the baby cries. >> motors don't stop. he knows that's so. her builds rockers for the carriage here, hooks it up to his contraption. >> oh, it actually works. >> it works! my goodness, it works. and it's quiet. >> he put up the instructions on how to make it? >> you bet. he's got all kind of instructions. he's got the knowledge and the tools. >> let's head out to the woods to do some four wheeling. vehicles crawling through. i love this. it looks like such -- ahhh! >> these rc cars are hand built. the skill and the detail, the attention to all the painting and everything is topnotch. >> oh, my gosh. >> i didn't know they were rc. i thought they were far away and the cat walked close to the camera. >> the trees as well. the way the whole environment is set up, it l