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a hospital has moved its newborn looking into whether the deaths of two infants could be related. >> reporter: all nine infants at a neonatal care unit have been moved to other hospitals after the discovery of bacteria that can be deadly for fragile newborns. a hospital official says two infants in the unit recently died. >> there's been no the infection itself. >> reporter: three of the nine patients tested positive of the bacteria, but none of them showed symptoms of the bacteria. it's called pseudomonas and it can be deadly for newborns who don't have hearty immune systems. >> it's a big deal when we find this in a neonatal care unit because these infections can have grave consequences for the children. >> reporter: the centers for disease control says hospitals 6700 drug resist stand cauing 240 deaths, mostly adults. two newborns died from it ten years ago at a los angeles hospital and it killed four infants in 2012 in the uk. hospital officials insist it was routine testing that discovered the bacteria, which they believe came into the neonatal unit through a water pipe. pete wi

have been moved to other hospitals after the discovery of deadly bacteria for hospital newborns. the hospital says two infants in the unit have recently died. >> there's been no that tells. >> reporter: three of the nine patients tested positive of the bacteria u but none of them showed symptoms of the bacteria. it can be deadly for newborns who don't have hearty immune systems. >> these infections can have grave consequences for the children. >> reporter: the centers for disease over 50,000 sud moan us in infections a year, 60,000 of them drug resistant. two newborns died from it ten years ago at a los angeles hospital and it killed four infants in 2012 in the uk. they believe the bacteria came into the >>> there was no end to the nightmare for thousands of travele s today as delta airlines recovers from a system outage. and today the airline cancelled another 680 flights. nbc's kerry sanders is at delta's hub in atlanta. >> reporter: tonight delta can't say how many flights have been delayed, but we do flow the number of delta flights cancelled in the last few days 1,600. tonig

two newborns died from it t?s?3 yea at a los anges hoital and it killed infants in 20e uk. insist routinej(ij airlines struggles to recover from a system outage that grounded planes from across the world and today the airline cancelled another 680 flights. wearing her wedding dress. delta airlines says it has narrowed the problem down to a power surge that took out a computer module and the backup system also failed. lester? >> kerry sanders in atlanta, thank you. >>> new questions are being raised about the safety of amusement rides in this country after something went terribly wrong in a county fair in tennessee. three girls are plummeting from a ferris wheel and it comes so soon after a boy was killed in a water park in kansas. we get more from nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: a ferris wheel basket overturned at tennessee's greene county fair. >> we have had a major incident at the ferris wheel. there's been at least three fall out. >> reporter: three children plunging more than 35 feet. >> there's no rocking, i didn't think it was such a big deal. most people rock it

. >>> in the south bay the health of a newborn baby delivered after its mother died in a horrific car crash in san jose is improving. doctors at the valley medical center have upgraded baby christopher from critical to serious condition. his mother was involved in a crash that happened early wednesday morning. she was rushed to the hospital where she later died. doctors managed to save the baby who was born 2 months premature. a spokesperson for the valley medical center says the newborn's condition is "better.". >>> and now 2 other top stories. olympic swimmer ryan lochte apologized amid growing controversy amid a story about being mugged at gunpoint in rio. he told quite a story about a robbery at gunpoint but brazilian authorities said his story was not true. the olympic committee has apologized for his behavior and those -- that of 3 other swimmers. >>> federal prosecutors say it was a bay area woman who allegedly cyber stalked celebrity chris jenner. authorities arrested the 36 rolled yesterday on 15 counts for harassing the reality tv star, 2 of her assistants, and several famil

the newborn had brain bleeding after that. that's when the hospital called child protective investigators. welfare and a tip that the 6-year-old started the house fire. still child protective investigators closed the cases saying there was no to substantiate the concerns of neglect. and and beat the baby to death. and charged with manslaughter and released on a $100,000 pont. >> and t and more questions there and more answers to come fm that. >> and the police superintendent recommend they be fired for filing reports in the and laquan macdonald was shot 16 times. in a video and officer jason van dike shooting him you may remember this. but the video and he was walking away. >>> and activists say that it does indicate the superintendent serious about reforms within the department. >> a little positive news out of louisiana the number of people after the flooding in southern louisiana continues to go down 4000 people and temporary housing homes and more than 85,000 have registered for disaster aid and more than 2000 animals are

and finally, kidnapped as a newborn and raised by strangers. the incredible case of a girl in capetown, as the woman she thought was her mother is sent to jail. sarah: i'm sarah kelly, welcome to the program. last week, donald trump said that barack obama and hillary clinton found the -- founded the islamic state. this week, he's telling america how to shut the terrorist organization down. in a major security speech in ohio, trump laid out his plans to fight the islamist group on all fronts. in a moment, we will cross live to d.w.'s richard walker for analysis. first, let's hear the tough words he had on u.s. immigration policy under a trump presidency. mr. trump: the time is overdue to develop a new screening test for the threats we face today. i call it extreme vetting. i call it extreme -- extreme vetting. sarah: richard walker joins us from our washington studio to put this into context for us, because donald trump in this speech saying characteristically controversial things but richard, was it presidential or more presidential at all? bec

caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com >>> a 6-year-old beats his newborn sister to death. when the mother will face a judge. >> i he acts like he's in if a luge gentleman every time he pulls over a car. >> and new claims against an officer who accidently shot and killed a woman during a training exercise in punta gorda. the disturbing video from his past that's raising new questions. >> t.i.a. officials are allowing passengers new technology to skip the lines at the airport. >> we start with an extremely disturbing, heartbreaking case. today, a mother will face a violently beat his newborn baby sister to death. >> it happened after 62-year- old kathleen steele locked her three children inside of a hot van for nearly 40 minutes. ashley yore is live in front of the jail where steele will appear later today. ashley? >> reporter: james, she will be making her first appearance on video later today. this is steele. she is facing an aggravated manslaughter charge. the details of what happened to her 13-day-old daughter are disturbing. the pinellas county sheriff

tatiana flores heard the news when she came to the hospital to visit her newborn nephew. tatiana flores/nephew just born) "it worries me a lot." hospital officials say they have no clinical evidence that any other patients have been put at risk. adam may for cbs news, cheverly, maryland. ((brian loftus)) >> in hospitals, where the the bacteria can be spread on the hands of healthcare workers or by equipment that gets contaminated./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> still to come on 8 news now good day... a popular show on the strip is saying 'goodbye caesars!" ((brian loftus)) >> the new venue ... where absinthe will be hitting the stage./// you're watching 8 news now good day. ((kirsten joyce)) for over 300,000 nevadans, social security means a secure retirement. but in washington, congressman joe heck supports privatizing it... turning our savings over to wall street... and risking it 's plan means billions more in fees for wall street. and they've donated over half a million dollars to his campaigns. those numbers speak for themselves. joe heck is a threat to a secure retirement

two newborns died from it at a los angeles hospital ten years ago. and it killed 4 in 2012 in the uk, it was routine testing that discovered the bacteria which they believe came through a water pipe into the neonatal area. >>> pokemon tourists. they're setting up more pokemon gyms and poke stops. they're looking for help for earthquake reconstruction. they're creating rare pokemon characters and stamps to increase traffic in damaged areas. that he is good news -- that's good news. >> i keep hearing, my kids are outside. >> running into things, looking at his pokemon goes. >> pros and cons, it's geting a few kids outside for a little while. >> you know, whatever gets them outside, right? >>> today we're going to be sweating chasing the pokemon. that's good. it's getting hot out there right now. we have plenty of sunshine, we'll start off with a radar picture. we're waiting to see what thunderstorms do crop up, not radar picture kicks off at 8:45 this morning, as i showed you a few minutes ago, it's the southwestern portion of our viewing area, this is

she was pregnant, but her newborn baby boy is surviving here at valley medical center. we just learned tonight that his condition is improving. ♪ the family chose to hold the candlelight individuvigil on thp of the parking garage across from the hospital where hernandez died last week following a car crash on highway 101 south of tully road and the place where her newborn son is surviving. >> and they actually are allowed to take the baby and carry the son and feed him with a bottle. so that we just heard that earlier today. so that, for us, is very emotional. >> reporter: emotions running deep tonight. >> we're here to pray for the family. and pray that they will gain strength. >> reporter: strength to try and understand what happened last wednesday. hernandez was on her way home after working the nightshift at a fast food restaurant in morgan hill. with her brother behind the wheel, the two were heading to pick up her fiance at his job in san jose when the car swerved for an unknown reason off the highway and hit a bmw parked on the shoulder. >> she was just a regular

he had to train for the olympics while raising their newborn daughter lila. i was told he'd sleep in a separate room away from the newborn so help wouldn't wake them up when he would train in mi that was the only time he had to practice with his full schedule because he's also a realtor, and today all that practicing finally paid off. >> i could scream if they'd allow me to, but i'm just beyond excited, and very happy that everyone back home is supporting me through this whole thing, and like i said before i was going to bring back hardware for everyone, and i was able to do. truly appreciate the support. >> reporter: guys, listen to this, this is the first time that a us gymnast has won a medal in pommel horse since 1984, and our very own alex did it, and during the interview, these are his hand guards, what he used in the competition, and he gave them to i really cool gesture. coming up tonight at 11:00 i have an exclusive interview with him. and the other story today is ryan lochte, the superstar swimmer allegedly getting robbed at gun point early this mor

we understand a number of newborn babies have been transferred out and high risk pregnancies are beingoved to long-term monitoring plan where they are looking at a hospital wide water treatment. fully available, working on a normal schedule, they are trying to figure out why they have found another trace of this bacteria. john gonzalez, good morning washington. larry: happening this morning, a florida state versus the student is under arrest in deadly attack , biting one of the victim's face off. reason hearent reportedly took out a knife and attacked a couple in their garage. when police arrived they said the 19-year-old was writing the face of the dead man. as you can imagine, officers are stunned. sitting in there, on their couch, enjoying the night. for reasons we may never know, they were attacked by a man with a knife who comes in and kills them. to say it's sad somehow misses it. it's a tragedy. took several officers, a taser, and a police dog to pull him off the victims. he is now hospitalized. they believe that he was on some type of drug and have not identified what it was. i

scientist have found singing to premature babies, whether live or recorded, can help stabilize newborns' breathing while in the nic-u.the babies that were sung to were also discharged an average of three days earlier than those that weren't.music therapy didn't just benefit newborns... the mothers' stress levels also up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4.brett favre-- living legend: the ?new exhibit that'll be open ?next time you head up to lambeau field!also-- burglary warning-- after a couple wakes up to an intruder in their home. the area-- that's been hit ?several times in the past now at 6:30-- stopping the spread of zika:what the f-d-a wants to happen ?right now? to help keep it from expanding and why they think it'll help keep serious virus from becoming a national epidemic. then -- labor day gas price hike: what you'll be paying if you gas up-- later this week and head out of town for the holiday. and taking a live look outside-- welcome to live at daybreak. it's i'm susan kim.and - i'm vince vitrano.we want to start with a check of your weather and traffic together with a

reporter: the newborn was left home alone. the air-conditioning was not on. >> as i knocked i kept hearing him scream louder and louder. reporter: probation officer julie hill had come to the home no one answered on the sweltering day, her concern quickly grew. >> all the blinds were closed, windows closed and air conditioning not on >> she was very emotional, i felt it in her voice. she could hear the baby. reporter: julie called police who managed to get inside the hyanis home by knocking out the air conditioner in the window, . she ran to the newborn who she couple blanket and a bottle by his head. julie had been visiting the family because of allegations of abuse or neglect in the home. the mother finally returned after officers arrived, but julie is thankful she made the unscheduled check to rescue the baby from dangerous conditions. >> they try to stop in unannounced, and thank god she did. >> very thankful. reporter: he is doing well. >> police did start to notify the officers who will participate in the body camera pil

a newborn in texas has become the state's first zika-related death. health officials say the baby girl was born with a condition h child's head is abnormally small. health officials say the baby's mother had traveled to el salvador during her pregnancy-- and that's where it is believed she became infected unknowingly. police say a man grabbed an officer's gun in new york and killed another man -- firing 15 rounds. police were called to a bronx deli over a man causing a disturbance. two officers went to the deli and tried to escort the suspect out... when a struggle occurred. that's when police say he managed to get one oft his holster, and shot a 49-year-old worker from across the street. toss to weather weather clearing skies tonight with temperatures falling into the low 70s by sunrise. partly sunny, warm and humid on wednesday with a high in the upper 80s. hot and humid on thursday with heat indices in the mid-90s. thunderstorm chances return thursday night. thunderstorm chances continue saturday with a break in the heat/humidity sunday. tonight: c

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usually rears only the stronger of the two, but both newborns are in good health. this afternoon and this evening, you will want to stay in effort close touch with the stormwatch 7 weather center because of the threat not only a flash flooding, but also the chance of severe weather. we have been placed under a slight threat of severe weather this evening. it could produce torrential downpours. jummy: we will s >> hey, it's just answering a bunch of questions in front of a nation of viewers with $1 million on the line. what's the big deal? come on, let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hello, everybody. i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] all right. our first contestant is the writer of a feminist superhero comic, and he comes prepared to do battle and win big today. from hell's kitchen, new york, please welcome brennan mulligan. [cheers and applause] how you doing, brennan? >> how's it going? >> good to see you. >> good to see you. [applause] >>

two newborns have died. health officials are trying to i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. four years ago i was diagnosed with breast cancer but early treatment saved my life. so i'm really outraged that joe heck voted ten times to defund planned parenthood which thousands of nevada women depend on for cancer screenings. hope the women of nevada remember that when it's time to vote. nursery.... it's the last thing patients and new parents at the hospital want to hear.... the deadly bacteria was initially spotted earlier this month in the water pipes after two newborns died in the neo-natal intensive care unit. this is happening at the prince maryland. while infectious disease experts investigate the deaths....the hospital has been running water sampling and testing. (sot- yesia sonekome / resident) "as a mother it concerns me... take care of it as soon as possible" crews are also working to disinfect the plumbing. right now..a number of babies cop boyfriend claims self defense. but there a

petersburg where police say a 6-year-old killed his newborn sister. we're looking at the tragedy. >>> good morning, thank you for starting your friday with us. we have a lot of news to get to this morning. >> we do, bufirst, let's look at another day of weather and traffic. buses are on the road. >> another day so we should be used to it. the lines back up with people drop dropping kids off. she's monitoring. look at this six-hour loop that continued through the night. upwards of 3:00 a.m., it was still raining. just in time right for the morning, we're drying out. we'll have a few clouds out there, but that will be it. those will be gone and we'll get back into full sunshine this morning through midday. i think the lunch outside looks good. hot, but dry. 77 right now in 78 at apollo beach. the bus stop forecast as you check in by next week. then all of us are back to school, right in 78, 8:00 a.m. we'll talk more about this pattern and what it means for the weekend, whether we stay drier or wetter in a few minutes. let's check in on the friday mornin

a big story we are following.in san jose a newborn baby delivered after his mother died in a crash is improving this morning. doctors upgraded baby christopher's condition from critical to serious yesterday. his mother, 18-year-old dulce capetillo was a passenger in a car crash early wednesday morning in san jose. she was rushed to the hospital and later died during surgery. doctors managed to save christopher who was born two- months premature. a spokesperson at valley medical center in san jose said the newborn's condition is quote- "better." coming up. a mother of two is paralyzed in an accident at a bay area park. we talk to the husband on how the family is staying hopeful that she will walk again. plus. a bay area restaurant wants to give that naked donald trump statue a permanent home. a look at the legal issues holding up that plan. and a health alert to expecting mothers. the ways your diet can affect the health of your child is next on kron four. they're all gone. i know i bought them. well, staples has low prices. if i were you, i'd grab a couple more... for next week. back

officials found the dangerous bacteria in a water pipe that supplies newborn babies in the intensive care unit. all babies there are now being moved to another part of the hospital. there's not a direct link, but they are working to see if it is related to the deaths of the two infants just last week. >>> in democracy 2016, both candidates are out stomping today, raising eyebrows in north carolina and it is round of polls showing hillsborough is growing nationally in some of the crucial swing states. clinton opened up a double- digit lead. leading 46% to 34% among registered voters. today donald trump blasting hillsborough in north carolina causing controversy yet again for what some people say that he is suggesting here. >> hillary wants to abolish, essentially abolish the second nothing you can do folks. although maybe there is, i don't know. >> the clinton campaign said in a statement what donald trump is saying is dangerous that a person seeking to be the president of the united states should not suggest violence in any way. trump's campaign, not walking anything back saying that

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a newborn in texas... has become the state's first zika-related death. health officials say the baby girl was born with microcephaly-- a condition caused by the zika virus-- in which a child's head is 'abnormally' small. health officials say the baby's mother-- had traveled to 'el salvador'-- during her pregnancy-- and that's where it is believed-- she became infected. former illinois governor "rod - blagojevich"....wo n't be getting out of prison anytime soon. a federal judge today. blagojevich was sentenced to '14- years' in prison on corruption charges... including trying to sell president obama's old senate seat. he won a chance at re-sentencing after an appellate court vacated 'five' of the '18- charges' against him. according to the bureau of prisons -- blagojevich won't be released until 2024. now to the big board and the must-see video of the night. we start in texas.... where emergency crews come to the rescue of a worker-- 'stuck' on top of a 'light the man was working on some stadium lights -- when he became dizzy. he had climbed about '50 - f

. >>> in iraq 11 newborn babies were killed in a baghdad hospital. the health ministry says the maternity ward fire was probably caused by an electrical short. seven other children and 29 mothers were rescued. >>> a maryland hospital babies have tested positive for a bacteria. >> reporter: this is the pseudomonas bacteria that was found in this maryland hospital neonatal unit at prince george's hospital. the babies have been moved to another hospital. >> this is out of abundance of concern for safety. >> reporter: doctors say all three babies are all clinically asymptomatic and may not be infected. pathologists are investigating the recent death of other babies in the ncu but have yet to find a direct link. >> there have been no clear fact,tions. >> reporter: according to the centers for disease control and prevention, 51,000 people in health care settings get infected with this pseudomonas bacteria each year and 13% are multidrug resistant to this bacteria and 400 people die each year. >> patients in the hospital who get this particular infect are a

but when the judge learned the inmate had yet to meet his newborn son.... she changed her mind. as you can see... there wasn't a dry eye in the happening right now...delta still struggling to get back more than two thousand flight cancellations this week.two delta departure flights are delayed at mitchell this morning -- one to dallas and one to cincinatti. we are also learning more about what could be behind the glitch at delta's atlanta headquarters that caused a world wide computer system outage.delta's c-e-o saying a small fire started the whole thing, now promising to spend 150 million dollars this year alone on technology upgrades. if you have had any trouble on yo the outage that happened on monday -- you can contact delta for a that includes any cancellations or delays on flights on monday, tuesday, wednesday and today, too.vince and let's get a check of your weather and traffic together... the humidity and temperatures were uncomfortable yesterday with highs in the upper 80s lakefront. this morning is mostly clear, very warm and muggy with lows in the lower 70s and patc

this morning, police across state lines are looking for the newborn from pueblo. >>> the campaign ads have been largely absent here in colorado, but we're about to see a lot more of donald trump ads on our air waves. >>> it smells so new in here. this morning, we have a look at rtd's free mall ride on the 16th street mall very soon. >> new train smell, i guess. it's 6:00 this morning. >>> 38 and sheridan is back open after being shut down because of a man with a gun. jessica oh is on scene, where things are wrapping up and thankfully this situation ended peacefully. >> reporter: it did, corey, but just about 40, 45 minute ago this was such a tense situation with numerous officers with their guns drawn, surrounding this car that you see behind me, that black cross of suv. at this point, we don't know how many people were inside the car. at least one man was in there with his hands in the air and he has been taken in this was a very tense situation with officers yelling for whoever was inside the car to come out. after one man exited the vehicle, we heard police on the mega phone call f

in 2010 she appeared in a steele was already under investigation after the newborn fell from her car carrier down the stairs of a hotel, about 10 days prior. she suffered brain bleeding. >>> today a man is due in a cumberland county courtroom accused of raping a woman that he knows. the woman told police that marvin rains forced her into his car put a gun to her head and raped her. police found him and arrested him. >>> later this month a facing child sex crimes. walter is charged worth third degree sexual exploitation of a minor. police say he took pictures of children in the school and investigators say they were touched off last fall regarding the pictures, after somebody printed them at a drugstore. the pictures showed young girls in the cafeteria. >>> the north carolina man is free this morning after he spent decades in a wilmington prison for murder. a judge ruled there was not enough evidence to justif was murdered back in 1988. >>> no one was hurt after a propane tank exploded causing a small fire at a high rise in downtown raleigh. it happened on fayetteville street. firefig

a newborn baby killed by her six-year-old brother. an update on this very disturbing case coming up. >> plus, a tampa police officer accused of violating a woman and betraying the force he was a part of. why this former officer s allegedly did during a traffic stop. and our better call behnken phone bank going on right you. call in to find out if you have any cash that belongs to you from the state. >> a three-year-old child left sitting in a hot car in this wal-mart in lake wales. the child is fine, butly tell you who is facing charges. >> i'm dan lucas with the bucs in philadelphia. it is the preseason opening players have a lot to prove >> right now on newschannel8 at 6:00. >> bomb shell betrayal. a tampa police officer accused of attacking a woman he pulled over and his ar the department to its core. >> a child trapped in a stifling hot car. her family members under arrest. did they leave her there on purpose? >> plus, preseason in philly. we are there live as the bucs get ready to take on the eagles. i'm josh benson. >> i'm staci

randy: the disturbing conditions where she says she found the newborn. plus, a cemetery mix-up in rhode island. the mistake that's pitting two grieving families against each other. erika? erika: staying on top of that breaking news in rio. two american swimmers will be ld they were robbed. the pair was pulled off their plane as they tried to fly home last night. authorities want to question them about the alleged robbery saying their stories don't add up. we'll bring you new details as we get them. cindy? cindy: a few clouds around this morning and an area of showers to the south. emily: right now, a woman is under investigation accused of leaving her newborn child alone in a sweltering home. and this morning we're hearing from the probation officer credited with saving that baby. julie hall has been making regular visits to the barnstable home after allegations of abuse or neglect. but she made an unannounced stop last month and that's when she heard the weeks-old baby crying inside. hall says nobody else was home. she pushed an air conditioner through

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steele was already under investigation after the newborn fell from her car carrier down the stairs of a hotel about 10 days prior. she suffered brain bleeding at that point. >>> today a man is expected in awe cumberland county courtroom. forced her into his car put a gun to her head and raped her. >>> later this month a volunteer teaching assistant at an elementary school will appear in court facing child extremes. walter shore is charged with third degree sexual exploitation of a minor. he took pictures of children in the school. investigators say they were tipped off last fall regarding the pictures after somebody printed them at a in the cafeteria. >>> a north carolina man is free after he spent decades in a wilmington prison for murder. a judge rhymed there was not enough evidence saying he did not get a fair trial i. woman murdered back in 1988. >>> no one was hurt after a propane tank exploded causing a small fire at a high rise in downtown raleigh. it happened on fayetteville street. firefighters were able to still trying to account for everyone after a deadly apartment fire in

and there was a touching moment where he went over and touched his newborn baby boomer on the cheek. returning to the pool to do the same for the men on the 200 meter to take his 21st gold medal and it really was a sight to behold. we saw kati ledecky taking the 200 meter freestyle against the tough competition. i'll tell you, almost middle of out on it towards the end. she's the first to win the 200 and 300 meter freestyle, the first since 1972. but i just want to bring you a quick update in what's happening in women's football last night. we saw the world cup winning team go through to the quarterfinals, but it wasn't quite in the way that they wanted. they finished 2-2 to colombia who took the first of the competition. and they stumbled early on. a very embarrassing miss that keeper hope solo with the ball between the legs. and they were actually leading 2-1 and let that slip away to finish 2-2. looking to defend their gold medal in the week to come. not a good day if you're world number one serena williams she crashed out of the tournament 0 world number 20. and i'll tell you wha

the newborn was born just a week ago. they say she needed more specializing care because she was having trouble standing up wasn't able to nurse from her mother. newborn giraffes are normally able to do both within an hour of being born. the young giraffe is making progress but there's no word on when she'll return home. this video of a gorilla going out of its way to get some attention. he saw this gorilla first pounding the glass when a young girl walked by yesterday. that's what he began recording with his cell phone. he said at that point he saw the gorilla pounding his chest and charging toward them. thankfully there was that glass between them there. he goes. >>> new at 10:00 a local boy scout troop is raising money to buy any tr their last one taken by thieves. >> fox 25's christine mccarthy is lish -- is live. they are offering the return of the trailer. >> reporter: they're offering $500 for the return three of trailer and they're posting reward posters like these everywhere you can see on this utility pole a cou

newborn... and the judge who allowed them to meet.. a father, newborn and a judge who allowed them to meet. an inmate weeps in court when he holds his son for the very first time. >>> oh, baby. pregnancy store in st. petersburg. >>> from tampa bay's number one news station, this is good day tampa bay. >>> hey everybody welcome it's 8 o'clock. i'm russell rhodes. i'm laura moody >>> maternity, you know what i mean. what a pregnancy store. >> what's thanks for waking up with us it is august 11th. now it makes sense. >> thank you. >> we will g >> you want to start over? >> yeah. >> but go ahead you just finish it you just take it. >> welcome everybody it's 8 o'clock here on good day tampa bay. a lovely thursday morning. i do have a little bit of fog, a couple of spots near sarasota, near brooksville, eastern pasco county, but no matter, it's actually a very nice start to the day. we're up to 78 in tampa now. same for clearwater 77 in sarasota. mid 70s inland. but, we will finish with scattered late day storms. rain chances 40 to 50 percen

a boy admits he beat his newborn sister to death. why he and the infant were left alone and what their mother did >>> a slender like this and a slimmed are down. now at 11 details about a six euro boy telling details how he killed his newborn sister. things for joining us i'm ryan. >> the sheriff says the little boy will not face charges. >> but his mom is in jail facing years in prison. and all-new two new action news reporter is going over the details of the arrest. >> he joins us live.>> we are told that this woman kathleen steele left her three children inside a locked van while she went inside this cell phone store. over a half-hour she was older brother.>> by numerous witness accounts, kathleen steele was in>> bob galtieri says that lack of attention turned into deadly monday. spec she turn the car off, lock the doors, roll the windows up and went inside the business. >> investigators say steele was inside cpr cell phone repair in st. petersburg for nearly 40 minutes. kathleen l old and infant daughter outside in a van. investi

beating his newborn sister to death... and investigators say: it happened while they were left alone... in a hot van. (wally 62-year-old "kathleen steele" is charged with manslaughter. deputies say steele went inside a cell phone repair shop in st. petersburg monday... leaving her ?three kids in a mini-van for almost 40-minutes. and that included her 13 ?day old daughter. at one point, the baby started crying... and deputies say: the six year old brother took the her carseat and ?tossed her around, hitting her head several times. the boy told his mother the baby was ?hurt... but deputies say, she actually continued driving around. it wasn't until they got home ?hours later that a neighbor was called to help. the baby's skull was cracked in several places... the sheriff says: the mother's ?attitude, was very strange: "she was here monday night and being interviewed. for one hour into the interview, she never even asked what the kid's status was.""one of the worst things i have ever seen. especially with a 13 day old. her ap

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. >> reporter: friday the mother of four heading home with a newborn baby after registering kids for school was struck by crossfire. wade immediately tweeting another act of senseless gun violence, four kids lost their mom for no reason, using the #enough is enough. >> life was cutting short by gunfire by two convicted felons who were out on parole. sunday the family tearful momently remembering their beloved. >> too soon. too soon she was taken away from us. >> reporter: the murder rate up a staggering 48% this year and police say 6,000 illegal guns have been recovered since january. that's more weapons than new york and los angeles combined. >> the system is broken. >> reporter: last month the newly signed chicago bull star took part in a moving speech. >> the endless gun violence in places like chicago and dallas and orlando, it has to stop. >> reporter: the newborn who was not injuried is with other -- injured is with other family members. >> sky6 live hd showing you penns landing there. it's a hot one and humid, david murphy atlantic city the exclusive accuweather seven-day fore