>> o. k. on the 53, this past year, how many of them -- was there a timeframe that those were discovered? >> no. >> do you know when the 53 were discovered? are those ones from the very beginning? it just seems to me we've always had kind of ongoing investigations and sometimes is from reporting, and then sometimes just from catching them on the applications. >> yes, that's right. gets ongoing. in most cases is when families call in because they are concerned about the application and that's how we catch them. >> i forgot to add. 418 and 19 there are 17 cases. ten of them are one school. the ten of the 17 going into next year. >> going into next year? o. k. >> how many months is the semester? >> how long? this is true of er. how many months are in a semester in our school district? >> this four. >> so it would be sought from months? if they got busted in the very beginning of the semester, where they would get to state four months versus six months, if we were to go to the semester idea -- >>

shortly after she gave birth to her baby boy.while he's physically o-k, this mother is living a nightmare.venegas."she says my husband needs to be here.he had to wait for his son for so long and someone just took him away. ( marty )that was chris holmstrom reporting. in a statement, ice says arrona is a mexican citizen living illegally in the u-s. an ice spokesperson says he also has an arrest warrant on homicide charges in mexico. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news ... a woman fell for a kidnapping scam so convincing she handed over hundreds of dollars. now she has a warning for other families. we know what it's like to learn from the best. we know there's nothing quite like watching a son rise. we know that what's outside can change what's inside. we know the great outdoors. we love the great outdoors. bass pro shops and cabela's bring you the fall hunting classic, with huge savings on the latest gear. like these muck men's waterproof rubber boots for under $90. and save $100 on this leupold lto-tracker thermal imager. wow, that's an pretty great, huh?low. if you're a banana. i find it very

shortly after she gave birth to her baby boy.while he's physically o-k, this mother is living a nightmare.venegas"(spanish)."she says my husband needs to be here.he had to wait for his son for so long and someone just took him away. (jr stone) that was chris holmstrom reporting. in a statement, ice says arrona is a mexican citizen living illegally in the u-s. an ice spokesperson says he also has an outstanding arrest warrant in mexico for homicide charges. (justine) some school systems around the country have been reaching out to assist with the education of immigrant children at nearby shelters. the federal government and its housing contractors bear responsibility for instruction... but some districts say they have felt compelled to intervene amid the outcry over separation of children from their parents at the u.s.-mexico border. one shelter in texas is receiving bilingual teachers, mobile classrooms, and computers from a nearby school district. the centers, house thousands of immigrant youths, including mostly unaccompanied minors who arrived in the country without their families. (jr stone)

kyle brown and his family are o-k tonight ... except for little petey... he did not make it.ever, petey will always be remembered as the runt... who risked his life for his family. (ken) also new at 8. dramatic video captures two georgia police officers rescuing a man from a burning car. take a look at this video. it happened early yesterday morning in atlanta. the officers had to pry the door open to remove the trapped passenger. police say the car went up into flames after crashing into a metal utility pole. officers brittany williams and charles tierney are speaking out about the heroic moment when they sprung into action... and what they would say to the victim.would say to what they action... and what they would say to the victim.(sot) officer charles tierney/atlanta police:"if he's wanting to meet with us, that would be great to shake his hand."officer brittany williams/atlanta police: "right. i would tell him the same thing i told him on the scene. i was so proud of him. i was honestly -- crunch time came and i was just so worried that he was catch on fire. and he didn

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