those are itty-bitty. >> they are newborn kitten. very, very young. all kittens were rescued, okay all in foster care. the good thing is they were able to get them out. >>> the next rescue i'm going to tell you about also from the los angeles area this one courtesy hope for paws the first time we talked about an animal rescue courtesy google street view. hope for paws got a call about a dog these people had seen for several months. we know him from his rescues. he went on the computer and saw the dog. that's sonia right there. they talked to a business owner in the area. that business owner says he's seen this dog for about ten years hanging out. nope. >> chose to try to rescue this dog for ten years? >> i thought the same thing, ten years what took him so long. >> very skittish. get her in the car, probably first car ride. the mobile dog grooming team showed up. once they cleaned her up they discovered she had tumors ingrown, twisted claws, broken teeth. all required surgery. she got it. she's in a foster home ready to be loved. look at her. looks li

she's knitting away to help newborns make it through some rough first months.er little brother helped inspire her. ♪ >> a couple terrified their unborn baby would not survive traveled to philadelphia for a miracle and they say they found one. >>> fox 29's jennifer joyce talk to them about the medical experiment that saved their daughter's life. ♪ >> reporter: with her boots inn kiss si tiff mind and beautiful smile you'd never know 18 month old natalie a medical miracle but it's true. natalie was diagnosed in her mother's womb with an extremely rare condition called generalized arterial calcification of infancy or gaci gaci. a condition where calcium coats the inside of the arteries and ultimately leads to heart failure. natalie's parents ann and giroux knew the concerns all too well. the couple from minnesota has already lost two children to the condition. reid and iain were just weeks old when they died. the third diagnosis took a toll on the family and their three children. >> it was devastating news. because we knew it was potentially a fatal out come. >> r

you felt like a newborn baby? >> i feel like a newborn baby with a mother. >> while rel relisha's mother inclination to hope she is alive, brown isn't as opts miscellaneous. hasn't stopped clues. brenda brown keith warren and shannon smith people who say they won't give up until the case of the missing girl is finally solved. >> we love you relisha. >> next in our special report, "america tonight" investigates the pledges and broken promises in the search for relisha. >> are you confident that kids there today are safer than they were a year ago, when relisha rudd weren't missing? >> "america tonight"'s lori jane gliha and her tough questions to d.c. leaders. >> but are they safer? >> i have to answer to your question. . >> it's an unsolved mystery and a sharp indictment of how a city that prides itself on its power, children for years have been warehoused in a building never meant to be a shelter. a facility politicians keep promising to shut down. you might think aafter eight-year-old relisha rudd fell through g

giving newborns sugar water during shots can easereveals ad during the procedure is more effectives. newborn put under a warming lamp and given sucrose cried half as much as those who just got a little sucrose alone. >> everybody needs a little sugar. >> and heat as well. >>> they could use it in the northeast. they're in a deep freeze following heavy snow over the weekend. >> this as people in the midwest and southeast brace for a storm as well. >> sarah, for some people in boston it's the winter that really never seems to end. >> reporter: that is correct, sam and laura. people are tired of this weather and ready to get back to life as normal. talking about boston, people woke up to one of the coldest winters in ten years with the windchill, it felt in some areas as cold as 30 degrees below zero. so just brutally cold out here. windchill work in effect for most of the morning. people really cautioned to stay inside whenever possible and be sure to cover up any exposed skin. so let's talk about the weekend. boston received more than a foot of snow. there were whiteout conditions lea

you felt like a newborn baby? >> i feel like a newborn baby with a mother. >> while rel relisha's mother inclination to hope she is alive, brown isn't as opts miscellaneous. hasn't stopped clues. brenda brown keith warren and shannon smith people who say they won't give up until the case of the missing girl is finally solved. >> we love you relisha. >> next in our special report, "america tonight" investigates the pledges and broken promises in the search for relisha. >> are you confident that kids there today are safer than they were a year ago when relisha rudd weren't missing? >> "america tonight"'s lori jane gliha and her tough questions to d.c. leaders. >> but are they safer? >> i have to answer to your question. he's out there. there's a guy out there whose making a name for himself in a sport where your name and maybe a number are what define you. somewhere in that pack is a driver that can intimidate the intimidator. a guy that can take the king 7 and make it 8. heck. maybe even 9. make no mistake about it

you felt like a newborn baby? >> i feel like a newborn baby with a mother. >> while rel relisha's mother inclination to hope she is alive, brown isn't as opts miscellaneous. hasn't stopped clues. brenda brown keith warren and shannon smith people who say they won't give up until the case of the missing girl is finally solved. >> we love you relisha. >> next in our special report, "america tonight" investigates the pledges and broken promises in the search for relisha. >> are you confident that kids there today are safer than they were a year ago, when relisha rudd weren't missing? >> "america tonight"'s lori jane gliha and her tough questions to d.c. leaders. >> but are they safer? >> i have to answer to your question. >> ...you know... we're selling it to the blacks... and when they start killing each other, nobody cares! >> i was going through like a million dollars worth of drugs just about every day. >> freeway rick was getting his dope from a very big operator... >> they had been trafficking on behalf of the

. >>> you may have seen this picture of a 14-pound newborn.e'll hear from his mom and boy does chef a story to tell. that's coming up. caitlin. >> iain big dish pass are the in temperatures across the mild today. nice and mild in philadelphia. 51 was our high temperature. 61 in millville. checking the 30's north and west and wintry weather on the way. we're tracking it all ahead in your seven day forecast. ♪ >>> you know you've got to be careful with what you share on social media. a local teen learned that lesson the hard way. police say he posted photos of some valuables. he doesn't only grab attention just the wrong kind. fox 29's sabina kuriakose has what happened next. >> got me worried. i left work to see if he was okay. so obviously i am little bit worried. >> reporter: anxious friends and family checking on the victims of an early morning home invasion along dana avenue at the berkshire tries apartments in northeast philadelphia. >> somebody on his knees with his hands behind his back. here they got the guy with gun. >> reporter: buste

my daughter... >> your newborn daughter? >> my newborn daughter had it...like the runny nose the cough and i'm like... is he giving it to her? i mean what are the chances? and then me and my husband have it. are we always sick? >> the family is suffering from chronic flu-like symptoms that they say are a result of mold exposure. >> time and time i kept asking - tell me what type of mold it is, the pediatrician wants to know just tell me. i kept asking. every phone call every email. please tell me what type of mold it is. i'm sorry, please tell me what type of mold it is. and nothing. >> edith's landlord was not a local slumlord. invitation homes owns this property. >> there's some things you're supposed to provide right, as a landlord: clean water suitable condition how about that? like a healthy environment for a family to live in. i pay rent you know it's not like i was living there for free. when i wanted my stuff they said i can take my stuff but i have to sign a release releasing them from liability. >> in response to o

the group has grown to 30 girls and close to 23400 blankets have been delivered to newborns and children spanning from d.c. to baltimore. >> she said it made her day to think that somebody can have a blanket and be happier. it'od feeling. >> that's why the girls come back week after week. >> i know that a sick kid might not be getting better, but they are at least feeling better because of the blankets we are making. >> barber and maureen are a big part of the group's success. their granddaughters started blanket angels and since the first delivery they have been hooked. >> it's a lot of of work but it's very rewarding. >> for a mom who has a baby in nicu, and she gets this blanket, it is like a ray of hope. >> leon harris, abc 7 news.

thank you >>> next a doctor that refused to treat a newborn baby girl because her parents are les byians. it by me controversial, but the law is on the doctor's side. >> tuesday on "the stream". >> selling cocaine was my purpose. >> they had been trafficking on behalf of the united states government. >> renowned filmmaker marc levin discusses his new movie "freeway: crack in the system". "the stream". tuesday, 12:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >>> tonight we are hearing from a lesbian couple in detroit. they say a fizz in refused to treat their daughter. bisi onile-ere reports that that sparks a debate over gay rights and when doctors can say no. before their baby was born this couple thought they chose the perfect paediatrician. they gave birth, but were blindsided when they went to the paediatrician paediatrician's office. >> we went from humiliated to shocked to defeated to anger. >> they say one of the doctors told them that the paediatrician they chose, dr vesna, decided she couldn't treat the newborn because they are lesbians. >> something like this shouldn't happen. we di

babies if place in california, as well allows parents to legal give up their newborns at hospital police and fire stations. indiana is looking at legalized so-called baby box that is used in other countries helping keep babies worn to put them at drop off location and the bill heads to the senate. if passed they will be put in use next year. >> police are revealing a new crime trend. though say it is hurting northern california farmers these are targeting beehives costs big bucks and crops. police say two incidents combine for 1120 beehives gone and $100,000 hit. bees are crucial to pollination and some are putting g.p.s. tracking devices on the hives. >> a new dating app is getting buzz which was inspired by "50 shades of grey" which allows people who are into whips and me other things to connect locally. users can message call and video chat and and available on droid phones does does not link tore facebook or share personal information. just in case you needed to know that. >> we just report. >> i didn't write that. >> meteorologist mike nicco will tell us about our weekend rain chanc

the search for a missing newborn not seen in two days. his mother who vanished with him is now in a sacramento area hospital and bay area investigators are headed north to help out. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is here with new information that we're learning about the mother. >> we can tell you the 23-year-old mother, when she was found, she was hysterical and disoriented. we don't know why, we don't know if perhaps she was taken or she went of her own volition or maybe she's suffering from postpartum depression. what we do know is that tiny baby was not with that mother when she was found. so right now investigators from four bay area counties are gearing up to help with that search. baby justice reese and his mother were reported missing on monday from the sacramento metro area, and as you mentioned, family members say that baby is just weeks old. the twist now, yolo county sheriff's investigators say they found the mother late yesterday, but the baby wasn't with her. a citizen found samantha green crying for help. deputies say

what the states get from newborns that has one lawmaker calling for change. they say the dog died after eating purina brand dog food. i'm jodi hernandez in danville. i'll show you how the family is firing back. >> and good evening. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. high clouds moving in across downtown and those high clouds coming from the storm system off to the north. when it will arrive in a few minutes. lowe's presents: how to put your foot in your mouth. man. wish my yard looked like yours. hey, the grass is always greener on the other side of the... sorry! now get the black & decker® 20-volt trimmer for $79 at lowe's. >>> prosecutors say there will be no charges for now for that truck driver involved in the commuter train crash northwest of los angeles. the driver was towing a trailer on tuesday when ended up driving on the tracks. he left the rig and triggered the crash that left dozens ourt. police arrested the driver for leaving the scene of an accident. >>> an east bay man says his pet food ended his dog's life. now he's going after purina one of the

check out her newborn yes, this is a newborn. not so little. avery was born tipping skills at whooping 14 pounds 1 ounce heaviest baby ever born at that hospital. his mom realized she was pregnant last fall when rapidly started gaining weight. she's a twin. she thought maybe she was having twins. but, that was not the case. at her first appointment her doctor informed her she was 35 weeks along s along >> delta is serving starbucks on all their flight. delta says it's now serving premium coffee system wide in app effort to boost inflight offerings. its perks now range from chef cure rated help us to craft beers. >>> prefer coconut milk in morning java. starbucks says it will begin offering it after many customers requested a non-dairy and soy alternative through the my starbucks idea web sitech the company tested coconut milk in certain stores last october. starbucks says it's certified vegan coconut milk you can see it starting february 17. >>> do you stream movies or tv shows chances you are do or know someone who does. many stream save money

details coming up. >>> search crews scouring a county looking for a missing newborn. the baby's mother is in the hospital. what we're learning. >>> plus, flights cancelled in the name of safety. what southwest airlines forgot to do that's now causing troubles for travelers. >>> good wednesday morning to you. clear and cold to start the morning. beautiful afternoon coming your way with temps in the 70s. then we have a big pattern change. more on your forecast in just moments. >> a peninsula car fire and a tri-valley crash, coming up. >>> and a live look outside this morning. the bay bridge at 5:00. it's wednesday, february 25th, you are watching "today in the bay." >>> a very good wednesday. thank you for joining us. >> an update to a developing story. a handful of bay area southwest flights are cancelled this morning. the airline says it missed scheduled inspections for some of its jets. bob redell live at sjc. no cancellations there, but there are some at another local airport?

some changes to note of newborns newborns should get 14 had to 17 hours of sleep.ers preschoolers and teenagers age 14 to 17 have had their recommended sleep range widened one hour. >>> for doults though the recommended sleep ranges did not change. they should receive about 7 to 9 hours each night. 70 million to 50 million americans currently suffering from sleep deprivation. >>> snl is preparing for the anniversary anniversary. the alums will take part. top musicians on the guest list include paul mckay cartny khan yeah west, justin timberlake. >>> american sniper is now the highest grossing war movie of all times. the film has made almost $250 million after playing for just three weeks nationwide. surpassing steven spielberg's "saving private ryan." it has made a total of $300 million world would it. well we told but the show. sunday's game was the most watched television show in history, pulling in over 114 million viewers. the previous record was held by last year's big game which drew 112 million viewers. the only show though in the top seven that isn't the su

vezna roy decided she couldn't treat their newborn because they are lesbians. >> something like thisat a pediatrician's office shouldn't happen. we weren't prepared for it because it shouldn't happen. >> roy eventually wrote the contrarases a letter, the doctor apologized for hurting their feelings though the law was on her side. >> i think this happens a lot more than people know and the thing is if no one ever speaks about it, it will just keep happening. >> anyone who provides a service to the public has a moral responsibility to serve the public. all of the public, not just the public that you religiously agree with. >> the couple waited months to share their story. they are speaking out now against a problem they have very little ways to fight. the michigan law. >> the state law needs to change. and we need to include sexual orientation and gender identity into the state law so that this cannot happen again. >> reporter: doctors in michigan are free turn away gays or their children but the american medical association's code of ethics says, doctors cannot refuse to treat patient

. >> a small devastated communities turned out to remember a newborn baby boy a victim of a tragedy north of sacramento gaining in yolo county to remember just first -- to remember justice rees who would have been three weeks old today. he and his 23-year-old mother samantha green were report missing on monday is she was found tuesday night, disroot and pressed and screaming for help. >> if someone did this i hope they are property to just first. that was an innocent child. >> at this point police are not treating this as a homicide. green and the baby's father are both cooperating with the investigation. >> 4:32. the identity has been revealed of jihadi john possibly the most wanted man on earth. he is the masked man with the british accept who has appeared in isis votes beheading hostages. an official has confirmed to abc that he is mohammed only waze a -- mohamed emwazi. his friends told the "washington post" that he is from a well-to-do family and studied computer programing and traveled to syria in 1212 -- in 2012. >> family is praying nor relatives believed captors by isis in syria.

authorities found the newborn body in a nearby slough. the two had been missing since monday. in an emotional press conference the sheriff's department says cases like this are hard to investigate. >> as you can see, it hits home. we're humans. we're people. some of these guys as you probably know if you have been out here much they have been out here all night and everybody is emotional. it's a hard deal. >> the mother samantha green had cuts to her face and body. authorities say it's too early to tell if there was foul play. >>> the fbi arrested three aspiring jihadists today. agents say that they were planning to travel to syria to join isis and if they didn't make it they had backup plans to do damage on u.s. soil. ken bastida in the newsroom with details on that. ken. >> reporter: scary, scary story here, allen on an "islamic state" website one of the suspects threatened to kill president obama or plant a bomb in new york's coney island. the three foreign born men were trying to communicate with isis online. two were arrested in new york today. one as he was attempting to

desperate search for a missing newborn is over with an apparent tragic ending. good morning everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm kris sanchez. all morning long, we have been hoping for positive news but the baby and his mother who disappeared wo weeks ago near sacramento have been found. last night, the mother turned up, and then just moments ago, deputies found the body of a newborn baby boy in the same area. >> bob redell has been following the latest developments for us. such a sad story. >> it is. this discovery made in just the past hour. the yellow county sheriff's office confirming they have found the body of a baby. there's no official confirmation whether or not it's that of justice rees the newborn boy who disappeared with his mom. but we know his family believes this is the case. they are on the scene, being comforted by a police chaplain. a a yolo sheriff marine patrol found the baby next to the town of knight's landing, which is north of woodland where the boy lived with his mother. this has been provided by our own jodi hern

hold your little one close look into your baby's eyes credited with helping celebrities bond with newbornsvapid land of hollywood doesn't know how to bond. i made stacy laugh. >>> just when you shout thought the show was over there is more yet numbered. foxnews.com/outnumbered. click on overtime tab you see a live chat to chime in with facebook or twitter. about in there early, because that stream gets swamped. ♪ now with the xfinity tv go app, you can watch live tv anytime. it's never been easier with so many networks all in one place. get live tv whenever you want. the xfinity tv go app. now with live tv on the go. enjoy over wifi or on verizon wireless 4g lte. plus enjoy special savings when you purchase any new verizon wireless smartphone or tablet from comcast. visit comcast.com/wireless to learn more. ♪ >> welcome back to "outnumbered." veterans affairs secretary robert mcdonald making a public apology for the first time since he admitted lying about military service claiming he was special member. the initial comment was caught on camera during a news report talking to a homeless ve

the outrage involving a pediatrician a newborn and her two mothers. parents are gay? >>> later that '70s show, the cast of "mad men" like you have never seen them before. a sneak peek at the new look and final look for the show's final season. that's in "the skinny" on this friday, february 20th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> "mad men" fans are going to love that new season. i'm ryan smith in for t.j. holmes. >> i'm reena ninan. you are a big "mad men" fan. >> big "mad men" fan. this is going to be good. >> i keep thinking they will extend it. >> no, the last hurrah. let's get to the story, the cold. >> the incredible cold weather in the eastern u.s. before this night is over, many temperatures will hit records, expected to actually break the records. >> the deep freeze is likely to be expensive for many in lost wages and businesses, accidents, higher heating costs. as we hear from abc's matt gutman repairs. >> reporter: extreme cold bringing an expensive epidemic. burst pipes. watch this student narrowly misses the icy de

and anonymously supporters say the improvement people abandoning children in newborns and them dyingplace as this could supplement u.s. states have laws that already allow people to surrender the designated sites without risking prosecution so long--as long as the child is not harmed. you can drop a newborn baby the distant parent at fire system but and there is out there in the yen has come with this box to put the baby and. >>james: the woman tried to keep your child safe from the dangers from detergent pods that are oftentimes the tech demise children for can beat you explain what she's doing next. >>george: sea its be having a hard time getting to try to respond in a timely fashion in order to get the rest of the lines open and the rest of the vehicles cleared the first lock relay is a menace to get one open the back of still does not quite reached the 238 but looks like the leica will it is not cleared surely will take a quick break is the kron 4 morning news will be right back. >>james: of a home invasion >>darya: what it called on the weather and the big changes we're waiting

parents can use their brains and protect others including newborns. it will reach numbers that i am not comfortable with. thank you both for being on here. kennedy: follow me on twitter at kennedy nation, we can continue the party whenever you want. later on in the show, eating in punk rock joins me, coming up next, the harrowing robot attack and charles manson's fiancÉ just wanted him for his barbie. we have that next no super-slow-motion footage of trucks splashing through the mud. no cowboy hats, horses, or hay bales. just a ram 3500 that, head to head, can out-tow ford's f-350 by more than one and a half tons. get more facts at ramtrucks.com. kennedy: welcome to the tropical storm. topic number one, eric holder took a break from running the department of justice into the ground. long enough to grant an interview to this woman so she could rub his leg so take a look. >> you know, we call you the duck. >> the duck? >> can you quack for us? >> i'm not sure that i'm going to do that. [laughter] >> i like the analogy. kennedy: he is so calm on the surf

and there is controversy with the vaccines when it comes to newborn babies. and not just the measles. i had a brother who is autistic and there is a belief it isn't the vaccine that causes it but the time of the vaccine and their immune system can't handle the vaccine so soon after the other. i am sensitive to every parent's concern. i have not walked in their shoes. i agree with what harris said. i am sensitive for religious reasons who have believes and i would not want to trample on them. i think it is complex and i think christie is doing a great job. >> i think it is really tough: but if you have a group of people creating a public health crisis i don't think the government should step in. you are a four star general what do you think they should do? >> what we do in the military you give up the individual rights when you come in the military. we don't give you an out. we mandate the flu shot much less the measles. our army would fall apart if we had infectious diseases. i respect the parents and terms of individual choices but i believe this is a public

her newborn son was not with her. now investigators are headed to yolo county to help in the search. they were reported missing on monday. when that help arrived, the young mother was hysterical and disoriented. samantha green's condition is unknown this morning. but now bay area agencies are also gearing up to send search crews to help in this morning's ongoing search of that area near a sacramento river levy. >> we're just concentrating our efforts on the yampl that's all the information we have right now. we're adjusting to put our concentrated efforts. >> we'll be watching that for you. we'll have it later on this morning. they did search through the night and they're getting ready to get back at it this morning. they're going over some of the same areas that they've already searched. the office of emergency services not only asks marin county but also asks sonoma and napa county for help in this search, particularly with search dogs. >>> the chp is on the scene after a chase and a crash that ended just a few hour

. >> coming up, caleb bumgardner plans to meet his newborn son. but finds himself in a race against time. >> she says she's coming, she's coming. the only thing i can see is she hit traffic. now with the you can watch live tv anytime. it's never been easier with so many networks all in one place. get live tv whenever you want. the xfinity tv go app. now with live tv on the go. enjoy over wifi or on verizon wireless 4g lte. plus enjoy special savings when you purchase any new verizon wireless smartphone or tablet from comcast. visit comcast.com/wireless to learn more. >>> at the fairfax county adult detention center, repeat offender brenda brewer has seen plenty of enmates come and go over the years. the latest to leave was sabrina monahan. having completed a short sentence for drug possession. before she left, monahan was subjected to a urine test. after brewer told staff she'd been trading commissary snacks for prescription drugs. while monahan passed the test and was exonerated, brewer admits to having dealt her own medication in the past. >> it

[laughter] and teeeighteen brought him snacks little newborn mice. and crows are very smart and they can imitate human speech and he has a line that says i know. it sounds a little demented but he says it over and over. and to meet it is a very strange and sad situation refiner cells to have a crow , one of the very last survivors of the species people are going to incredible lengths to save the species at the breeding facility they give us -- they're given what amounts to handle jobs to crows. [laughter] but they do really care about what is the problem of sharing our earth with other creatures. but at the same time we're in the process of the sixth extension driving more species to the brink and over the brink so the situation brings together him to say i know which is a reflection of a tragic situation. i ended the book with his story and he is the emblem for what i will talk to you about tonight. what is the sixth extension? the implication there were five earlier and that is exactly the case. what you are looking at here is the analysis of the m

reporter: according to the cdc, newborns should be sleeping on average 16 to 18 hours a day.s, and school age children should sleep about 10 hours a night. and doctors say one more thing, make sure to monitor what your children are eating. no amount of sleep can battle the bulge if they're not getting a healthy diet. >> let's take a live look outside. looks beautiful at the golden gate bridge. we'll be right back. >>> temperatures will be a little cooler today because of the cloud cover this afternoon, but still pretty mild out there for this time of year. later in the week, get ready for some changes, more clouds enter the area, and we're looking a at pretty good storm that could bring several inches of rain, potentially for parts of the bay area. picking up showers generally north of the golden great bridge and up toward the washington and oregon area. the question is could the north by a get a little bit of sprinkle activity? slight chance, but probable bely not. our future cast 4 showing us we are looking at partly to mostly sunny conditions, for tonight, you can see most

why their doctor refused to even look at their newborn baby. >>> a friendly pick up game in high school ends in a violent body slam and these they're teachers. >> a local 72-year-old man facing a decade in jail for collecting antiques. >> chained my legs and my hands both i thought -- >> how his lobby landed him in hot water. >> and learning the business of pot in college? the class teaching how to ♪ >>> what started out as great day ended in ashes. a fast moving fire tour through a house in millville new jersey this morning forcing two families out tonight. the south jersey times reports a man who lived there had just pop the question to his girlfriend on her birthday. to celebrate he started cooking a big breakfast got distracted by his son and the fire broke out in the kitchen. tough battle for firefighters in today's strong winds. >>> caught on camera, a guy walks no a pizza shop in north philadelphia and just turn the place upside down. police say this man was determined to hurt the other guy behind the counter but the employee says it was all a case of mistaken identity. surveilla

a caravan of ambulances ferried patients owl all ages including newborns. mission bay features newer, larger ucft children's hospital. >> we went from a very small shared environment a nic unit to our own private quarters. it's very nice and comfortable. >> our mission bay campus, until today, we have been mostly a research campus. this is a great opportunity for us to have the clinicians working side-by-side with the scientists to develop tomorrow0s cures. >> ucf plans to care for other adult patients in the rooms that were vacate indicated today. the hospital is home to the bay area's newest ronald mcdonald house which makes it easier for parents to see their children while receiving medical care. the second location is expected to serve an additional 240 families each year. cheryl jennings and mick nico got a sneak peek of the new ronald mcdonald house. >>> san francisco's roman catholic watch birchships upholding a ban of altar girls. they ban applies to star of the sea church in san francisco's richmond district. for centuries boys assisted priests dur

. >> especially with my newborn, it is dangerous and scary. reporter: some folks say they have heat, but others do not. one man says he uses his oven all the time. another person says he has not had heat since new year's. >> you pay your rent, nobody should be cold during the winter. reporter: we call the management company of the complex. a woman said she was part of the answering service and refused to try to help us connect with somebody to get answers for these folks. rest assured, 7 on your side will be calling again tomorrow. live in the district, tom roussey, abc 7 news. leon: stay on them, tom. the cold played a role in a fire in prince george's county on westchester court. a man was flown to the hospital with bird injuries but is expected to survive. he was trying to start a fire in his fireplace using gasoline. alison: in bethesda, crews are on the scene of a fire. clara barton parkway is closed, which means that other roadways are getting icy. you are urged to be careful. leon: for updates on the freezing temperatures, stay tuned. j

refuge will care for the 4 week old cub until they can find a nursing bear in the wild to foster the newborn. >> the jumbo jackpot could be yours. there were no winners last night in the drawing. people were buying up tickets at the last minute yesterday. the last time anyone hit the powerball was november 30 when a washington state woman hit $9 million. the jumbo jackpot record is $590 million. if you missed the drawing, the win numbers 5 10, 21, 34, 58, the powerball 33. we'll have the next drawing on "action news" at 11:00 p.m. on wednesday. >>> there's much more to come on "action news" this noon. former players are remembering legendary bnl coach dean -- basketball coach dean smith. >> a valentine's treat with a cup of shakespeare is coming to the stage in philadelphia. >> a health study finds unusual bacteria in new york subways but not everybody agrees with the research. >> meteorologist chris sowers returns with the full accuweather forecast and more when "action news" continues. # xñaó5Ñ i may be a pizza maker, but i know a few things about dessert. like chocolate, and more chocolat

dad is at the hospital with little piper and newborn penelope because penelope came premature.tle piper knew that mommy was expecting a new baby and piper was very excited about it. however, we found out that piper is a mama's girl and in this moment she wanted to be held by her mom, and mom was breastfeeding. so mom couldn't hold piper and that's what led to this tantrum. she just wanted a hug from mom and in her mind penelope was the reason that mom couldn't hold her. >> so begins sibling rivalry. >> how about that. did she eventually calm down and say the baby was cool? >> yes. piper really loves penelope now and we have some photos to prove that. here is little piper feeding a bottle to penelope. and quite possibly one of the best kind of older sister i'm going to be your second mother photos. >> that's going to break the internet. >> that's great. >> piper, do you like your new baby sister? >> no! >> do you love her? >> no! >> you don't like your new baby? >> the first rule of television is give the people what they want. i've got stupid people for you. this one comes to u

a college campus and there are new calls for a hate crime investigation and a teenage mom and her newborn twins go missing. and the big story is dangerously cold weather that lingers through the weekend. people were braving the temperatures in their heaviest gear this morning in center city. temperatures were below 0 and there is no relief in the future. melissa magee in for david is at the "action news" big board. >> hi there rick, as you mentioned we have dangerously cold windchills to contend with and it's because of the blustery winds coming in from the northwest today. we drop down to 9 degrees below 0 and poconos 27 degrees below 0 and 15 degrees below in allentown and 10 degrees below alongt coast in atlantic city. winds are constant out. northwest and gusts as high as 20 miles per hour in the poconos and gusts in atlantic city 30 miles per hour and a gust in millville of 24 miles per hour. when you factor that in you want to dress in extra layers. 1 degrees below zero in atlantic city and degrees below 0 in the poconos. and as we go through the afternoon hours not much of a recove

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the precious cargo includes patients of all ages, including newborns. >> the hospital move was seamless. we were the first ones to leave we left on time, we each were transplanted in our own ambulance, and with no -- numbers for each kid. >> we feel terrific about the day. it's been ten years in the coming planning, and construction and we're delighted this day has finally occurred. >> ucsf will continue to serve patients at both locations. adult patients will move into the rooms vacatessed today. >>> still ahead on abc7 news at 6:00. the president will introduce a half trillion dollar project tomorrow to fix the nation's highways and bridges. why it may be about more than just fixing roads. >>> a rising number of sea lions found stranded in california in recent years. what scientist >>> tomorrow the president will unveil a 34 trillion busy are budget that would include a highway plan that could see opposition. president obama will propose a $478 billion program to repair and upgrade u.s. roads, highway systems and bridges to pay for half of the program the president will ask for a new

his wife riko is left to care for their two young daughters, ages two years old and the other a newborn alone. >> all right. will. will ripley in tokyo. let's go to jamana now. the jordanian government wants to bring this pilot home. what are they saying about this pilot and these potential continued conversations with isis? >> reporter: victor, a short time ago we heard from the juror dapian government here first of all condemning the apparent execution of kenji goto saying that they did try to help and save his life. their focus right now they say continues to be on getting any proof that their pilot is still alive in an effort to try and bring him back home. all the family can do is sit and wait for word on the fate of 26-year-old moaz held captive by isis for more than a month. the wait is taking its toll. >> it's too hard. it's too hard to wait, circumstances make us too nervous to -- we can't sleep. we can't eat. we can't do anything. our work is stuck, our life is stuck. >> reporter: in aman life is normal but since isis threatened to execute the jordanian pilot, it's been a mood

she is eating bamboo and pampering her newborns. >> translator: i hope visitor also come see how the babies are growing and how the mother's parenting is changing. >> the zoo asked the public to choose names for the twins. the winning entries are to be announced friday. >>> ands they all for this edition of newsline. i'm katherinecatherine kobayashi in tokyo. thank you for joining us. >> a warm welcome to the highlights show from our studios here by the brandenburg gate. let's first have a look at what we have in store for you over the next half an hour. cyber climb. a swiss man makes mountain climbing an online reality. animal magnetism. why an italian photographer is focusing on dogs. city beat. hanover in germany has a rich mix of music. if you have ever wanted to climb a mountain but not had the guts to do it, then you need no longer be afraid because thanks to technology, you can now experience the adrenaline of climbing whilst seated with your feet firmly on the ground.

the box is a newborn incubator with a heating and cooling system. the bill is aimed as preventing dangerous infant abandonment. critics say it does nothing to address the root of the problem which is often that the mother 7w÷ help. >>> lighter subject now at 6:40, two college students are trying to tackle what they believe is a problem. national football league scheduling. the two students are from the university of buffalo and believe the nfl schedule isn't balanced enough. they have an algorithm to make the schedule more competitive. the students will present findings today at a conference in boston. nfl reps are not expected to be there. >>> also in sports you can bet now on the olympics, starting in 2016 the nevada gaming commission will let gamblers bet on most olympic sporting events. the exact details being ironed out. for example people likely won't be able to bet on sports like figure skating or gymnastics because the winners are determined by judges. >>> the big kick forward today for the bay area's best known soccer team. >> the wait is o

will care for the four week old cub until they can find a nursing bear in the mild to foster the newborn. >> good and bad news in the powerball drawing the bad news is you didn't wind. the good news nobody did. the jackpot is $450 million for next week's drawer. the last time anyone hit a powerball was november 30th. the jumbo jackpot will be this wednesday. it's close to a record. if you missed last night's drawing. 5, 10, 21, 34, 58 and the powerball is 33. we'll have the next drawing right here on "action news" at 11:00 p.m. on wednesday. >> i'm glad i get another chance. >> try try gearn. >> -- again. >> much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. the debate whether to vaccinate your child or not. >> a volcano in southern gawt guatemala spews ash on cars and much more. we have a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, with chris sowers. it's a bit of a rollercoaster ride. we'll be right back. >> at perdue, we pride ourselves on the freshness of our chicken. well, not that kind of fresh. but i can guarantee the freshness of our chicken because we go beyond what th

the article describes a study of newborn baby girls. doctors thought she had a tumor in her stomach, but test results revealed the growths were twin fetuses. doctors say the embryos were fertilized by the parents but somehow grew inside the baby. >> wow. a medical strange occurrence there. >>> up next on "today in the bay," bay area sports fans, where you can check out all eight of the 49ers and giants championship trophies. putting them in one location today. >>> and a look at oakland. smooth dry now. clear view picking up some construction on the nimitz. show you what's going on, something i missed, i'll show you that over in the tri valley. >>> welcome back. it's 4:54 right now. the work week progressing. we take a nice clear view outside of san jose on this tuesday morning. on spacex will try again to launch a a rocket. >> the last time this was tried the rocket ran out of hydraulic fluid crashing into the barge. >>> bay area sports icons will hit the links for an all-star shootout at pebble beach. >> it will be the giants versus th

for example, a newborn, up to three months should get between 14 to 17 hours of sleep a day. that's what they do! a young adult age between 18 and 25 should get 7 to 9 hours of sleep. this is the first time any professional organization has developed age-specific recommended sleep durations. that makes sense. the younger you are the more sleep you need. toddlers need more sleep. you come school age require less sleep. >> what about us? >> i think we need 7 to 9. we're not getting it. >> yeah. >> last time i saw 9 hours -- right. >> 4:41. if you're groggy when you step outside this morning. let's say you're near the water. >> pretty. >> it is pretty but the cold air, boy, it's going to hit you in the face this morning. going to make it rough to be outside. weather and traffic on the 1s. >> the wind will slap you in the face this morning. as you're walking to and from work we'll have diminished wind. you might want to run rather than walk. it is blustery wind it but it settled down. we'll be in the low 20s for the morning walk to work forecast. coming back home as you're walkin

the precious cargo includes patients of all ages, including newborns. >> the hospital move was seamless. we were the first ones to leave we left on time, we each were transplanted in our own ambulance, and with no -- numbers for each kid. >> we feel terrific about the day. it's been ten years in the coming planning, and construction and we're delighted this day has finally occurred. >> ucsf will continue to serve patients at both locations. adult patients will move into the rooms vacatessed today. >>> still ahead on abc7 news at 6:00. the president will introduce a half trillion dollar project tomorrow to fix the nation's highways and bridges. why it may be about more than just fixing roads. >>> a rising number of sea lions found stranded in california in recent years. what scientist beli >>> tomorrow the president will unveil a 34 trillion busy are budget that would include a highway plan that could see opposition. president obama will propose a $478 billion program to repair and upgrade u.s. roads, highway systems and bridges to pay for half of the program the president will ask for a

." >> the hepatitis the vaccine is now given to newborns.e sometimes give five and six vaccines all at one time. i chose to have mine delayed. i don't the government to give my newborn hepatitis b faxing which essentially transmitted and or blood transfusions. to think it is a good idea ultimately? yes. i had mine staggered. i've heard of many tragic cases of walking, talking normal children who wound up with profound mental disorders after vaccines. i'm not arguing vaccines are a bad idea. i think are good thing, but i think parents should have some input. the state doesn't own your children. it is an issue of freedom. >> that his senator rand paul. since then, he has backtracked on his comments. on tuesday, he was photographed receiving hepatitis a booster shot to show his support for vaccinations. senator paul has deep ties to vaccine skeptics. or 20 years coming was a member of the american physicians and surgeons which is active moratorium on vaccine mandates. meanwhile, another possible republican presidential candidate, new jersey gov

. >>> questions remain after search crews found a dead newborn in a yellow county swamp. an emotional vigil held for justice rees. the 20-year-old mother and his bare reported missing monday. the next day green turned up about 10 miles north of her home in woodland crying and hysteric hysterical. true crues found the baby yesterday and do not know how he died. >>> and apparently popping pills at school, paramedics rushed the girls from albany middle school to a nearby hospital yesterday. the girls are expected to survive. no word on what kind of pills they took. >>> bay area congresswoman jackie spear on veiling a plan today to keep detergent pods out of the hands and mouths of young kids. the colorful packages pack a poisonous punch. >>> "today in the bay," joining us with a look at jackie spear's plans as well. and why the urgency? >> well, you know quirks clearly tell that this is a tide laundry packet because we can read and we're grown-ups but once they're out it could look like a teething toy we would have given to one of our toddlers. kids think they're toishgs som