in the nicu... the staff got training before going live online. "to be really honest it was a little concerning at first, they were afraid of what a minute i'm going to be under camera and they saw the impact it gave for the families so that really helped them get over that" in the first two months... the hospital has tracked 65-thousand log-ins... many by ...grandparents... aunts and loved ones out of state connect. "we know is really important on babies will be is how well they can bond with "i could look at you all day" and now with nic-view she can... until graham is ready to come home. "it doesn't make up for being here..it helps but in person is pretty amazing." and although each camera set up is 2- thousand dollars... the nicu manager hopes this becomes the standard of care for every child at the hospital. here's a look at some snowy snow moved through the area and left 3 to 4 inches of snow overnight. this is video taken near the historical railroad... you can see lots of trains covered with some snow. things look to be clearing off now...

home ...an hour and half drive from the nicu...graham has three older siblings. "they just drop us off at school go up there and see him and then come back and pick us up and every weekend we always go over there" but that distance... and time between visits is passing with less worry... because now they can log on any time any day...and watch a live camera placed right above graham's bed. "i see him waving at me... ha ha, he's saying take me home " both parents work... "it's such a comfort we pull it up all the time anywhere we are out and about on our phone we are constantly like what's he is awesome you know. just being able to check in and going live online. little concerning at first, they were afraid of what a minute i'm the first two months... the hospital has tracked 65- thousand log-ins... many by ...grandparents... aunts and loved ones out of state and out of the country... who to connect. "we know is really important on how the outcomes of these babies will be is how well they can bond with their family and extended families." "i could look at you all

drive from the nicu grapple has >> they just drop off the a school and then go up there. see him. then come back p pick us up and every weekend we always go over there. but that distance and time because now, they can log on any time, and any day, and watch live cram placed right above gram's bed. >> i see him waving at me. >> he is saying take me home! >> both parents work. >> it is such comfort we pull it up all of time anywhere we are. out and about on our phone. we are constant he like what he he is doing? how does he look today? >> dad on the road 12346r789 >> just being at my hotel being able it to see him at night was awesome. you know just to be able to check in if know he okay. there are now 197 cameras nicu staff got training before going live on-line. >> to be really honest it was concerning at first they were afraid of i am going on camera they saw impact it gave for the families. so that really helped them. get o that. >> and first two months the hospital has tracked 65,000 log ins many grandparents and loved country. connect. >> you know really important hon

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she stayed in carolina's nicu for the first two full years of her life. she never left the hospital. many nurses and doctors worked on her but one face always stuck with her. and we have the reunion that's been 30 years in the making. she was invited. all new at 11. >> it does not seem fair when something so small has to fight >> if she survived it would be a minimum of 18 months in the hospital. don't ask to go home before 18 months. >> she spent her first two years inside carolina's medical center after being born with a twisted intestine. >> there was not data to know what her outcome at that time was going to be. >> she was called the miracle baby and the reason she is here today, she says her nurses and one in particular. >> i never got to come home she the nurses were my life. and nurse barbara, she was always there. >> it teams impossible she could remember a face she has not seen since she was a toddler but she does. monday after 28 years, she and nurse barbara reunited. >> are you small enough i could pick you back up, how does this happen after

at 3 pounds, this adorable, but strong preemy remains in the nicu. >>> they say you can leave i say no way. >>> the moment i walk into that unit, the sound takes me right back. >> reporter: kelly's twin boys were born 8 weeks early. at times she drew inspiration from, creating the nonprofit the super hero project born out of her own home it began with kelly making goodie nicu families. after a few months she thought of another way to help. angel eye cameras. technology that allows family and friends to see and interact with the babies when they are away from the hospital at any time. >>> i did a lot of sitting at the hospital when he was here caring for the other kids. >> reporter: after two fundraisers and go fund me page, kelly raised $15,000 to help holy redeemer hospital purchase the cameras. they go live april 4. the goal is to have these in more hospitals in the area so perhaps the cameras can be used in other areas of the hospital, as well. >>> i hope these cameras change a lot of lives. >> reporter: in hungd -- huntington valley, erin o'hern channel 6 "action news." >> reporter

. >> reporter: before she retired she was a nicu nurse. >>> it's nice to know volunteers like sinty cooper make the animals feel right at home at the shelter. >> reporter: you have this nice volunteer sweatshirt on, check it out. denver 7 and trusted choice the independent insurance agents of colorado would like to honor you as a seven every day hero. >> she puts a lot of time in there and she was like, really? but she deserves it. >>> so nicole is here and you have another hero to tell us about. >> reporter: caleb bisby went back inside a burning house to save his father. seconds later caleb bravely ran back into the home found his dad inside his bedroom and pulled him out. hear his take on it. >> i had to get my dad. my dad says he's my hero, but he's mine. >> it was the scarest thing i ever lived in my whole life. >> reporter: billy suffered severe burns to his back, but without his davison of course he wouldn't be here today. >> that's going to be a rough recovery. >> another case of a dad raising a kid well and this kid having the fore thought to do something really awesome. >> report

vincent women' s nicu in indianapolis. his family lives an hour and a half away. but that distance and time between visits is passing a can log on anytime of day and watch a live camera placed right above graham' s bed. >> it' s such a comfort. we pull it up all the time, anywhere we are out and about on our phone. we are constantly like, what' s he doing? how does he look today? michelle: dad' s on the road. >> just being at my hotel and being able to see him at night is awesome, you know? just being able to check in and know that he is ok michelle: there are now 197 cameras in this nicu. in the first two months, the hospital tracked 65,000 log-ins, many by grandparents, aunts and loved ones out of state, even out of the country. >> we know what is really important on how the outcomes of these babies will be, is how well they can bond with their family and extended families. michelle: this type of technology is a game changer for families with preemie babies, and hospitals here in orlando know it. both nemours and winnie palmer tell wesh 2 they' re very intereste

.>> reporter: underdeveloped lungs kept andrew in the nicu for five weeks.>> i was freaking out. how do i know he has not stopped breathing?>> reporter: she ordered a device that monitors baby's heart rate. she kept it by her pillow and constantly connected to her phone. she never missed an alert. >> i heard a really loud alarm go off. i flipped on the light and he has chunks of formula in his nose. is not breathing. i'm freaking out. i get the aspirator, i get the chunks out. he let out this relieved screen. i am crying.>> reporter: doctors told her and her had reflux.>> he is not old enough to handle clearing the airways. is not an fda approved device, but they are working with the fda to produce a medical version of the monitor.>> it was worth the peace of mind. >> reporter: doctors don't recommend buying any device. the at -- device sells for $250.>>> i am dion lim in the newsroom. people worried about their safety inside their own home. we are looking into the claims of questionable construction and sloppy work in chip.>>> an 11-year-old girl gets on the school bus at this i

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and he was in nicu for 32 days. >> like many preemies max would stop breathing for several periods of time without warning. >> the first couple of times, it is terrifying and have you to idea what happened and the alarms are going off. >> it happens because the brains are still immature. >> and a possible treatment for condition is this, a vibrating crib mattress. >> this stimulus appears to have improved breathing in infants without waking them up. >> conventional breathing monitors detects when the baby stops breathing, which triggers a mattress with a speaker inside and delivers soft vibrations that are slight, but enough to stimulate the baby's brain to start breathing. >> the dream would be that most infants who are premature would benefit from this. >> and an even bigger dream, far down the road, is to offer inhome prevention of sids, sudden infant death syndrome. >> there is the lope it would prevent the events. >> and first the mattress has to go through another round of clinical trials in hopes of winning fda approval. >> i can see it being used in nicu across the country. >>

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at just over 3 pounds this adorable but strong little preemie remains in the nicu while mother stacyy are not enough. >> everyone says oh you can leave and i'm like she's a part of me. there's nowhere i'd rather be-like a piece of my soul right there. >> reporter: emotions still raw with momma kelly gallagher. >> the minute i walk into that unit the smell, the sounds it just takes me right back. >> reporter: kelly's twin boys were born three weeks early. called it the worst time of her life but a time she also drew inspiration from creating the nonprofit the superhero project. born out of her own home it began with kelly herself making goody baskets for nicu families. >> when you look at that, connor's head was the same size as my hand so it would fit him. >> reporter: the name inspired from this picture of connor and kerwin wearing superhero hats as preemies. after a few months she thought of another way to help. angel eye cameras technology that allows family and friends to see and interact with the babies when they're away from the hospital at any time. >> i did do a lot of the si

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nathan is the smallest baby they have ever had in the nicu. >> there have been others of this small. but he's one of the smallest. >> reporter: he had kidney failure, a brain bleed, pneumonia. the heartbeat showed nathan's were not staying consistent. >> in his case, it clearly gave us a warning that things were changing before any of us could make that assessment. and in fact he was developing pneumonia and got quite ill. >> reporter: armed with antibiotics, this super hero bounced back. >> from the minute i saw his first ultrasound, i knew he was going to be a fighter. he had his hands up like he was fighting. >> reporter: this was the size of the diaper that he wore when he was first born. you can see how small it is. his parents say this little super hero was a fighter. he's quintupled his size. weighing in now at nearly 5 pounds. >> i can't believe how big he's got. >> reporter: his parents cherish every moment and now they just hope to bring him home. >> for him to be here still is a miracle. >> that will be quite the homecoming. >>> the snow and rain you saw last night, it's g

this is the view i had of her in the nicu. my tip to you is; speak into the opening so your baby can hear you better. (announcer): you can quit. for free help, help! help! somebody! [brakes screeching] her father's with her. she's been in and out of consciousness, but her vitals are stable. any sign of sexual assault? we haven't tested yet. we want to give her time to process. may we speak with her? you should know, seizures often come with retrograde amnesia. she might have holes in her memory. prentiss, you should do this alone. ok. thanks, sheriff. mr. scheuren, hello. i'm agent emily prentiss from the fbi. i would like permission to speak with your daughter. i'm sorry, i'd like to do it alone if possible. why? i need to ask her certain questions, and sometimes it's easier for a girl to answer those questions when there are no men present. daddy. i'm her father. please? all right, baby. i'll be right outside. thank you. hey, cate. my name's emily. i'm so sorry about yourom and ur stepdad. i'd like to ask you some questions

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a montgomery county hospital is letting family and friends interact with infants like this in the nicuy or night. that's the neonatal tensive care unit. those stories and more coming up on "action news" at 5:00 sharrie we'll see you then. >> monica thank you. >>> more than 200 students marched today for peace in the community and police accountability. the children from the jubilee school marched from the philadelphia museum of art to a church where they met with district attorney seth williams an member of city council. among the many things they discussed was how to have more trusting relationships between minority communities and police. >> local students took on a big issue in a debate today in trenton. debate teams from trenton high school and delaware state university. engaged in the discussion about capitol punishment. delaware state took the side in favor of and trenton's team was against. well, some debate team alumni from trenton joined in to help both sides argue today. >> still ahead on "action news" at 4:00, two new jersey girl scouts shot down by a rude are now seeing an