no physical evidence tying pedro hernandez to the murder was ever found. now prosecutors have to decide whether they'll go for a re retrial. >> i feel for the father. it's got to be incredibly frustrated. >>> on a different note paula and i want to welcome you to abc news. happy to have you. >> happy to be here. i can't wait for all the exciting things to come. >> welcome to weekend "good morning america." we'll keep you hopping. >>> a terrible mistake of mistaken identity in which the cops shot the wrong person. a home invasion gone awry. the person who called the police wound up getting shot by the police. the crooks meantime got away. the home owner is saying he made a mistake. steve osunsami explains. >> he's inside my house. >> he is? okay. >> yes, hurry. please hurry. >> reporter: this morning, the 26-year-old on the line remains hospitalized. shot by one of two sheriff deputies who answered his call who are both now suspended. >> we're as sorry as we can be. >> reporter: brian heyward is telling the operator that two men with guns are breaking into

no physical evidence tying pedro hernandez to the murder was ever found. now it's up to prosecutors to decide whether they'll pursue a retrial. next hearing is june 10th. that is when we'll get a better idea of hat prosecutors want to do. >> i feel for the father. it's got to be incredibly frustrated. >>> on a different note, paula and i want to welcome you to abc news. happy to have you. >> happy to be here. i can't wait for all the exciting things to come. >> absolutely. >> welcome to weekend "good morning america." and to the abc family. >> thank you so much. >> we'll keep you hopping. all right. thanks, phillip. >>> now, we want to move to a terrible case of mistaken identity in which the cops shot the wrong person. it was a home invasion gone awry. the person who called the police wound up getting shot by the police. the crooks, meantime, got away. and the homeowner is now saying that he made a mistake. steve osunsami explains. >> he's inside my house. >> he is? okay. >> yes, hurry. please hurry. >> reporter: this morning, the 26-year-old on the line

pedro hernandez confessed on camera to kidnapping and killing six year-old etan in 1979 but he says thate simply did not find hernandez guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. >> i feel very badly for them but not because of my decision. i'm sorry because etan was a beautiful boy and and what happened to him should not have happened. >> he questioned how hernandez confession was obtained by police as well as his mental state. a tip led police to hernandez of maple shade, new jersey, who worked at a shop by etan's school bus stop at the time of his disappearance. >>> world health organization has declared liberia free ofe bowl, 42 days have passed without any new cases. liberia's president says for some survivor, quote the pain and grief will take generations to heel. the out break started in march of last year and since that time has claimed more than 4700 lives in liberia. the the white house congratulated liberia but urged vigilance to prevent another out break. >>> one of the formally conjoined twin girls separated in texas was discharged from the hospital, just in time for mothers day. nat

hours. >> aton's father said he has no doubt about the guilt of hernandez. >> i'm so convinced pedro hernandez kidnapped and killed my son on may 25, 1979. >> there will be a third trial for hernandez. there's no indication yet when the trial would begin. >>> security at military bases throughout north america has been increased. the security level has gone from alpha to bravo and this is the first time it's been at that level since the tenth anniversary of 9/11. the security change came hours after the fbi director stled are thousands of isis followers on-line in the united states. the head of u.s. northern command says he shares with fbi and concerned about the potential threat posed by home grown violent extremists. >> u.s. attorney general loretta lynch today announced the justice department will conduct a broad investigation into the baltimore police. it comes in wake of riots and unrest in baltimore. lynch says the probe will identify law enforcement practices unconstitutional and violates civil right. an investigation is underway into the game of fred yeah gray. >> commission commission

say that only a resolution if the correct man is held responsible and we firmly believe that pedro hernandezs not the right man. >> reporter: hernandez will remain locked up while the retrial process progresses. prosecutors say they do plan to retrial this case. but will have a more definitive answer in june. live in the sat center tonight natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> natasha, thank you very. >>> u.s. attorney general loretta lynch launched into federal investigation into the baltimore police dem. the department of justice will look for patterns of discriminatory policing. things like the use of excessive force and improper arrest. this follows the in custody death of freddie gray which prompted violent protests in the city. siicers were charged last week in gray's death. >>> new at 11:00 o'clock tonight, a special honor for the philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsay. his 46 years in law enforcement are recognized tonight by the national organization of black law enforcement executives. that group held its awards banquet tonight on penn's landing. mayor michael nutter wa

new york jury deliberating for 18 days, unable to reach unanimous verdict against pedro hernandez of may he will shade, new jersey t took decades to get to this point. and still there is no resolution for this little boy's family. fox's karen mchugh with the latest development. >> who ever killed etan remains a mystery, disappeared in 1979 walking to the bus stomach, one of the first kids to ever appear on a milk carton. new york city judge has declared mistrial in the case against pedro hernandez the jury voted 11 to one in favor of guilt but the loan hold old said he wasn't convinced. >> ultimately i couldn't find enough they had a wasn't circumstantial to convict. >> confessed to the murder knack 2012, but his lawyers say the confession was false brought on by mental illness. >> pedro is not a keenan cunning individual. >> neither etan's body nor traces of his dna were ever found, no physical evidence tide hernandez to the fine. but etan's father stanley says he believes hernandez is guilty suggesting the confession should have been enough for a conviction. >> this man did it. he

and we firmly believe that pedro hernandez is not the right man. >> pedro hernandez will remain lockwhile the retrial process progresses. prosecute letters rely this case with more definitive answer in june. in the sat center, natasha brown, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> just shocking discovery by spanish customs workers who found a eight year old boy inside a suitcase. an x-ray of that bag first revealed what officers believe to be a human silhouette. they say young woman smuggled that boy into spain from the ivory coast. she is now facing charges. that child is okay, and is now in the care of social services. >> well, just when you thought it was safe to go back in. a great white shark is being tracted off the jersey shore. the 3500 pounder was north of brigantine yesterday and our steve patterson tells us the shark's arrival has some beach lovers pretty nervous. >> tough guys, gregg senior, gregg junior, planning to ends friday with a little dip in the ocean. now they're not so sure. >> little apprehensive, and scared little bit. you know? makes me little nervous they're so close.

and we firmly believe that pedro hernandez is not the right man. >> this man did it. he said it.times does the man have to confess before someone believes him? >> jessica snyder, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> a large brush fire in the wharton state forest is now out. crews were able to contain that fire and in shamong burlington county after it burn for more than 24 hours. the fire broke out near route 206 and quaker bridge spanning more than 700 acres. chopper three over the scene thursday night showing large amount of smoke and of course flames. authorities aren't sure how the fire started but they say, it was likely caused by humans. >> all right well, events are held nation wood, to commemorate victory in europe day. dozens of vintage aircraft took flight over the national mall on friday. it has been 70 years since the hard fought victory and earlier this week, our carol erickson had the chance to spend some time with local veterans, who were recognized for their service to the greatest generation. >> the passing years and the cane, will get you pretty far down memory lane. >>

pedro hernandez has.ow many times it happened it got more and more bizarre. and i feel that the initial confession there were lots of issues surrounding custody, surrounding miranda rights surrounding the fact that it wasn't videoed for six or seven hours, and i just -- i felt -- i felt like mental health issues were a huge part of this case. >> reporter: that was part of the defense. the defense making the point this man had a mental illness, had a mental disorder he was not keen and cunning and couldn't have done this heinous crime. now, again, because this is a mistrial now there's a court hearing on june 10th to set a new date for another trial. ana, it's just the agony continues for this family as they continue to go through these motions knowing and hoping quite frankly in their heart, at some point that boy walks in the door. >> i know your heart is heavy for those family members. thank you. >>> coming up -- why is jeb bush courting evangelicals in virginia today? easy for me to say. while the rest

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second career homer and phils up 4-0 and there's still not done they get two more in fourth and pedro hernandez is short ian desmond boots it. doesn't neighboring through the fourth. gives up 6 runs and they still get more. howard. how about this? is it all step homers oaf last month one player is a and phils scored season high 8 runs and they win 8-1. >> every one was going out there attacking. it was a good team victory and cole was on the mound having run a lead like that it was all good. >> yeah, cole goes eight innings allows one. aaron harang will be on the bound. >> nba playoff kyle korver will miss rest of playoffs for at plan tan with hawks. they're down two. game three in west today andre iing dam acalling for a ball golden state teammates finds them iguodala former sixer with six points curry drops 40 for 73s tonight they lose by 45. houston we have big problem. 301 series league. nobody is overcome a 3:40. >> how about this in golf he took the european tour. miguel jimenez on par 3 second hole for ace. woo. that's a record 0-1 for how jimenez is and how about the fans there. heeds g

aÑos despuÉs, un hombre llamado pedro hernÁndez confesÓ haberlo matado.que el misterio de la desapariciÓn de su bebÉ de tres dÍas de nacida termine un dÍa de estos para poder vivir en paz. >> yo quiero encontrarla. que si ella ve que se parece a nosotros, que si cree que puede ser una hija asÍ. que nos busque. >> tengo esperanza que cuando vea las fotos familiares, estoy seguro que se debe parecer a alguno de nosotros. >> ocurriÓ en nueva york hace 29 aÑos, la tarde del 21 de octubre de 1985, la madre contemplaba a su bebÉ a travÉs del vidrio. cuando una mujer desconocida de unos 30 aÑos y con el cabello pintado de rojo se le acerca y le dice que su bebÉ es la mÁs tranquila y la mÁs hermosa del pabellÓn. esa noche a la salida del hospital esta misma mujer portando una pistola se le acerca a francisca y les ordena caminar amenazÁndolos con el arma. dos bloques despuÉs encuentran a su cÓmplice en un carro chevy malibu y le pide que entregue a su bebÉ. la madre trata de parar el vehÍculo sin resultados. el auto aceelera y desaparecen la criatura y sus captor

. >>> hoy un juez de new york declarÓ nulo el juicio por asesinato del hispano pedro hernÁndez, que matÓ0 de junio habrÁ una audiencia en la corte para determinar la fecha del nuevo juicio en su contra. >>> una niÑa de 13 aÑos se salvÓ de ser posiblemente violada y las imÁgenes, de esta niÑa defendiÉndose le han dado la vuelta al mundo sin duda fue valiente y muy inteligente. hoy una experta explica quÉ hacer en una situaciÓn similar. cristina londoÑo nos acompaÑo de san josÉ california con mÁs. cristina. >>> josÉ buenas tardes. la consternaciÓn fue generalizada y es que es muy poco comÚn ver un asalto sexual en pleno desarrollo. y mÁs aÚn, cuando se sabe que la vÍctima es una niÑa. y que este asalto estÁ ocurriendo en su propia casa. >>> las imÁgenes de este intento de violaciÓn contra una niÑa de 13 aÑos. han causado horror. al mismo tiempo admiraciÓn ante el valor de la vÍctima. verÓnica rodrÍguez, es madre de 3 hijas. >>> saliÓ de ella pelear y no darse por vencida. >>> tenÍa que pelear contra Él y lo suspenso ba ayudenme por favor. explicÓ esta joven con el canal local de la nbc su

manhattan's top prosecutor said today he intends to pursue another trial for pedro hernandez. hernandez' case ended in a mistrial earlier this month. he's from maple shade in burlington county. he's on trial for kidnapping and killing six-year-old etan patz back in 1979. patz became one of the first children featured on milk car tons. >>> there was a deadly biker brawl in waco texas and we're getting a first look at them. they set their bail at $1 million each. yesterday's brawl between rival gangs left nine bikers dead outside a restaurant. it involves chains knives and guns. 18 other people were hurt. it started with a dispute in the bathroom that moved into the parking lot. >>> passing storms with some heavy rain overnight. i'm tracking where it's heading. >>> plus when temperatures will cool off. >> it was probably the scariest moment of my life. >>> plus a pregnant woman falls and breaks her ankle, but when she called 911, it was answered in a different state. what she had to do before help arrived. >>> police in north jersey are warning pet owners in one community to be

>> reporter: pedro hernandez was on trial for the murder of their 6-year-old son etan, one of the firstissing children to appear on a milk carton. after 18 days of deliberation and three times telling the judge they were hopelessly deadlocked, the jury was dismissed and a mistrial declared. >> etan simply disappeared. >> reporter: on may 25th, 1979, etan patz left his home in new york city's soho neighborhood to catch a school bus. a two-block walk. it was the 6-year-old's first time doing it by himself. soho was a grittier place back then. the bus stop is no longer here. neither is the grocery store where 18-year-old hernandez worked as a clerk, where he says he took etan into the basement and killed him. >> etan was a beautiful, outgoing, friendly, curious little kid. he would have made a great adult. but that's what got him killed. >> reporter: so the boy's body was never found, hernandez confessed several times to killing etan. >> something just took over me and i just choked him. >> reporter: but the defense claimed hernandez is mentally ill, his confession is not credible and poin

today, a judge in new york city declared a mistrial when jurors deadlocked in the trial of pedro hernandez, charged with murdering six-year-old etan patz in 1979. hernandez confessed 35 years later, but there were doubts about his mental health, and one juror refused to convict. it was after patz that missing children began to appear on milk cartons. today, the pentagon increased security at military bases throughout the nation reflecting an increased concern over terrorism. we asked homeland security correspondent jeff pegues to look into this. >> reporter: isis propaganda has increasingly focused on attacking u.s. soldiers. the bulletin sent to military installation called fair heightened awareness but did not mention a specific target or plot. since sunday's failed attack in garland, texas there has been a flurry of bulletins from federal agencies sent to law enforcement offices around the country. one says isis' messaging is resonating with u.s.-based violent extremists. another says homegrown violent extremists may elude attention and attack with little or no warning. that's what happ

somebody made this kid disappear. >> yeah. >> who did it if not pedro hernandez?oing to pretend i know the answer but there were other suspects presented in the trial. jose ramos is a very good candidate for that -- >> and the prosecutor's saying in so many different ways we don't think it's ramos, we think it's this guy, we know it's this guy. if you trust them what was it that if you had to point out just one thing where you couldn't get past it what was that thing? >> about? >> why you wouldn't believe what the prosecutors were saying? why you wouldn't believe after a hundred hours what your 11 colleagues were saying. what made you hold out? >> i mean honestly the weakness of the evidence. there was no corroboration of the confessions. the confessions are difficult. i grant that. i mean they're difficult for me. but there was no clear evidence that corroborated his confessions. >> the thumbnail means motive and opportunity. >> uh-huh. >> he worked right there. he had the ability to do this. he had access to that basement. he had the opportunity because the kid

declared a mistrial in the death of a south jersey man they have been deliberating the case against pedro hernandez since april 13th hernandez confessed to the killing back in 2012 but his lawyers argued that his mental state made that admission false. >>> in other news a woman accused of killing an off-duty police officer appeared before a judge today only "action news" was there as she walked into her preliminary hearing. finch-is charged with murdering her boyfriend last march hudson worked for the police department in darby for four years. she claimed she fired in self-defense after being attacked. >>> authorities have not released the name of the man that died following a fire in newark crews found the man unconscious outside of a burning home and he was rushed to the hospital but died. two cars crashed at a busy intersection in king of prussia. chop was over the scene at 6:00 p.m. one of the cars ended up on its roof and one of injured was stuck in the wreckage and had to be cut out. both people are expected to be okay fortunately. buck county authorities are searching for clues in an overnig

. >> and pedro hernandez was accused of killing etan patz. his disappearance changed his new york soho neighborhood and the rest of the country. there was a heightened awareness of the plight of missing children. etan was the first missing child to be pictured on the milk carton. there was a break in the case when a brother-in-law of hernandez tipped off the police. hernandez worked in the convenience store where etan went to buy a soda. hernandez confessed to the crime and said he put etan's remains in a box near a trash bin and they were never uncovered. the defense said it was untrue. and said his client is mentally ill with a low iq. the prosecution said hernandez is a killer who made many admissions of killing etan. despite the fact the defense here has asked for a mistrial. >> wow, we'll see what happens next. david thank you. >> this fox news alert on another fascinating case we are monitoring on "happening now". the jury failed to reach a verdict in the murder trial of cal harris. the jury is dead locked. it is the third time harris w

they were trying to decide if pedro hernandez was guilty of killing the manhattan boy in 1989, the man confessed back in 2012 and they had no physical evidence linking him to the crime and they maintain that the defendant is mentally ill. >>> a suspect that escaped while still handcuffed turned himself in last night. he was on the run since wednesday evening after escaping from a rental car rented by private contractors he was coming to philadelphia to face charges in three armed robberies. >>> the muslim community is asking people to stop committing violence in the name of their religion. they gathered in texas where two men opened fire at a provocative contest drawing cartoons of the prophet muhammad. >> today islamic leaders urged everyone to use their voices in peaceful way rather than resorting to violence. >> don't let know one influence you from overseas or anywhere else and tell you you want to hurt people in the name of the religion. >> now muslim leaders also recognized the value of free speech but do not condone hateful speech that insults others. >>> a south jersey teenager

today jurors said they were hopelessly deadlocked in the case against pedro hernandez. hernandez admitted that he choked patz and dumped his body, though it has never been found. >>> there's a threat of more bad weather in the plains states after dozens of tornadoes caused major destruction this week. don champion has more from bridge creek, oklahoma. >> it's one of them things where you never know when and where. >> reporter: a tornado demolished this car restoration business in bridge creek. the owner said his faith is helping us get through. >> the lord will never give us more than we can handle. >> reporter: the twister damaged 25 homes in the small town southwest of oklahoma city. we found this woman salvaging what she could from her home. >> it's home, so we'll rebuild and deal with it again if we have to. >> reporter: the twisters also destroyed this hotel and rv park nearby. there's a new threat. a new storm system is moving towards this region. it could bring more tornado, huge hail and damaging winds. officials say this is the time of year when the worst storm

pedro hernandez is accused of killing the boy. they want to make hard copies of their spreadsheet. 6-year-old etan disappeared while walking to a school bus stop. >>> the new york city police department is mourning the loss of its third officer in the past five months. officer brian moore died two days after ng shot in the head. nbc's katherine craig is live outside the precinct in queens where the officer worked. kathryn, tell us more. >> reporter: tracy, there is so much sadness here. once you walk into the 105 police precinct building, there's a shrine. candles glowing. photographs there. outside there is purple around the door. all of the flowers in honor of officer brian moore. he was only 25 years old. he was shot on saturday taken off of life support yesterday. he grew up on long island. his father and other family members are in law enforcement. hundreds of officers gathered there including officer moore's father. they saluted him as the ambulance headed to the medical examiner's office in manhattan. in his five year caree

he plans to pursue another trial for pedro hernandez. 11 of the 12 jurors believed hernandez was guilty. he was on trial for kidnapping and killing the boy in new york back in 1979. patz became one of the first missing children featured on milk cartons. >>> a $28 million project is now underway to rebuild a sewage plant flooded by superstorm sandy. in union beach monmouth county they handle wastewater from eight municipalities. the plant handles 8 million gallons of wastewater per day. the rebuilding project will provide more than protection to the plant's main incinerator, pump stations and other buildings. >>> today a hearing is scheduled in the fight between caesar's atlantic city and the man who wants to build up the pier shops at caesar's. mark blasting's attorney says he took over the pier's lease for nearly $3 million. caesars filed a federal lawsuit claiming it never signed off on the transfer of that lease. it's 6:18. we have new information about a budget battle in the atlantic city school district. last night the school board voted to reject the budget for the upcoming school

jury came back three times saying they couldn't reach a unanimous decision against the suspect pedro hernandezf maple shade burlington county. hernandez confessed. but his lawyers say it was a false confession. etan patz disappeared in new york back in 1979. >>> swatting scare. new at 4:30 the nbc 10 investigators obtained 911 calls of a dangerous prank that brought police right to the front door of a local lawmaker. >>> well i'm tracking the tropics and the impact ana could have on our weather. plus the mother's day outlook. all ahead in my exclusive 7-day forecast. >>> i'll shoot any [ bleep ] cop. i'll shoot any cop. tell them to stay away. >> all new at 4:30 the 911 call that could've caused serious harm to a new jersey state assemblyman. the nbc 10 investigators first told you about swatting last year. >> it's a potentially dangerous prank used to get police s.w.a.t. teams to storm an unsuspecting person's home by making a false report of a crime. investigative reporter harry hairston joins us with the exclusive 911 call targeting a recent victim of the crime. >> we reported last month ab

and strangling a 6-year-old boy killing him in the late '70s, declared a mistrial. 54-year-old pedro hernandez admitted he lured patz into a bodega basement killed him back in 1979. the defense claims he made up the story because of a mental illness. the jury reported three times after nearly three weeks of deliberations, it could not reach a verdict. patz' disappearance sparked a nationwide movement to find missing children. his was the first face to appear on a milk carton. >>> an american doctor told he contracted then was free of the ebola virus still has it. dr. ian crozier, infected in sierra leone. he developed eye pain several months later and the fluid in his eye tested positive for ebola. let me bring in cnn medical analyst dr. sima yazman. doctor first on ebola. how long does it typically stay in one's system? >> we don't know. that's the astonishing thing, brooke. we're still learning so much about this virus. we're in a situation now, we have about 15,000 survivors who have survived the ebola infection, now going through postebola syndrome just like this doctor learning no more vi

this is the 13th full day of deliberations in the case against pedro hernandez. jurors requested a printer to make hard copies of their spread sheet for discussion. etan patz disappeared while walking alone to a school bus in new york city. his body was never found. the 6-year-old's disappearance help draw national attention to the plight of missing children and their families. he was among the first missing children pictured on a milk carton. >>> we have new information about a crash that injured four soldiers on the new jersey turnpike over the weekend. police have charged 43-year-old maguire of wreckreckless driving now. that humvee ran off the road and hit a tree. >>> for the first time in his trial, dzhoknar tsarnaev is showing emotion. he cried as his aunt took the stand. she sobbed uncontrollably and testified tsarnaev was a kind and warm child. he wiped his eyes repeatedly with a tissue. a jury convicted him of all charges last month. now that same jury is deciding whether he should be executed or spend his life in prison. three people were killed and mor

but, pedro hernandez every maple shade confessed back in 2012 arrested and tried for the murder. but a judge declaring a mistrial friday, yesterday after a loan juror failed to agree to guilty verdict. stand etan's dad became convinced that hernandez did in fact kill his son. prosecutors have asked to set new trial date. but hernandez's attorney said his client is innocent and that the real killer is still out there. >> protesters gathering for a peace rally today near the baltimore neighborhood of the late freddie gray. the demonstration comes just one day after the new attorney general loretta lynch announced justice department investigation into baltimore's police department. now attorneys for those officers are saying they want the case dismissed, fox's molly hannenberg explains why. >> reporter: he's been on the jobless than two weeks already, president obama's new attorney general loretta lynch has announced very public civil rights investigation into the baltimore police department. in the wake of the death of freddie gray, and the riots there. former deputy general under

judge ordering a jury to try a second time to reach a verdict in the kidnap and murder trial of pedro hernandez the 19789 disappearance of. etan patz. he was accused of killing the little boy but a body was never found. jury is told i about the judge to go back and get a verdict. they reported to the judge they can't. jurors have been deliberating for 15 days. we'll have a live report. we got word in the jury of the trial of cal harris may be struggling to reach a verdict. it is the third murder trial of harris accused of killing his wife on the evening of september 11th 2001. he has been convicted twice. both times that verdict was overturned. so we'll see what happens a third time now. a lot of legal issues here on "happening now," top of the hour. >> thanks jenna. >> they're all about fun and team spirit, right? yea, not anymore. turns out they have to be about ethnic and gender diversity. everyone must be included, no matter what your mascot may be, after rutgers university students association complained their school's scarlet knight was too white and too male to represent the current stud

pedro hernandez was on trial for the 6-year-old's kidnapping and murder nearly four decades ago. >>> today's hot weather was interrupted by a shower in some parts of the area. >> yeah, more could be on the way, too. sheena parveen. what can we expect tonight? >> well for tonight, expect some showers to be moving in. chance for thunderstorms. locally, though most of us are, in fact dry, and quite a bit cooler than we were earlier this afternoon. parts of delaware still seeing scattered showers, up to parts of new castle county. we're still seeing some lighter rainfall, not as heavy as it was about 30 minutes ago. but there's still a flood as vie advisory out. just because of a couple of inches of rain that have already fallen leading to minor flooding on some roads and side roads, especially. here's another look, though, at some storms just outside of burkes county outside the lehigh valley. they're very slowly approaching. and if they hold together they could be near lancaster by 6:33. redding, 7:20 allentown, 8:13 and wilmington by about 9:29. these storms moving slowly to the east

we have been talking about 54-year-old pedro hernandez.k at a convenience store where etan patz was headed to. he was charged with second degree murder ex-kidnapping. his disappears brought the heightened awareness about missing children, and we want to tell you that's prosecutors -- up to prosecutors now to whether or not to retry the case, and earlier in the week the manhattan assistant d.a. said she would rather have a second trial for -- than a verdict for the verdict's sake. >>> the up employment rate just hit a seven year low accord thing the labor document. if we had a band it be playing. it's now 5.4%. the lowest unemployment rate since may of 2008, about six months into the great recession. now, people will tell you the anyway sayres will say yet but blah, blah blah, they've been keeping the numbers the same way all the time. the labor department reports that employers added 223,000 jobs in the month of april alone, an list is say -- anallies -- analysts says that might be an indication the economy is recovering but paychecks are

jurors have been deliberating the fate of pedro hernandez and they were unable to come to an agreement. his lawyers say that he is mentally ill and that he didn't really do it and doesn't know what is going on. the boy disappeared while walking to the bus stop back in 1979. he became one of the first missing children to appear on a milk carton. to this day investigators have not found his remains. >>> you work all of your life and try to focus on things you love. and why? and that's next. doers. they don't worry if something's possible. they just do it. at sears optical, we're committed to bringing them eyewear that works as hard as they do. right now, save up to $200 on eyeglasses. quality eyewear for doers. sears optical dave's been working on his game... and starting each day with a delicious bowl of heart healthy kellogg's raisin bran. how's your cereal? sweet! tastes like winning. how would you know what winning tastes like? invest in your heart health, with kellogg's raisin bran. no crying today... unbelievable! toenail fungus? seriously? smash it with jublia! jublia is a prescri

. >>> in new york city one juror forced a mistrial in the case of pedro hernandez, the man who confessed to killing a girl in 1979. a mental illness defense led to the mistreel. it leads to the agony the family has had to endure as they seek justice for their son. >> this man did it, how many times dauz man have to confess before someone believes him? >> for me his confession was very bizarre and i could not get beyond a reasonable doubt. >>. he was the first missing child to appear on a a milk carton and sparked the concept of stranger danger. >>> south korea's military says north korea test fired missiles. kim jong-un attended the launch and described it as a strategic weapon 37. >>> and look at this video out of yellowstone. a group of terrorists were taught a lesson in wildlife. they got too close to a mama bear and her cubs. luckily, no one was hurt and after e get giving them quite the thrill they climbed a tree to escape the spectators. >>> nearly a dozen republican presidential hopefuls are e descending on south carolina today. we'll have a preview of the freedom summit, just ahe

jurors hopelessly deadlocked in the case against pedro hernandez after 18 days of deliberations.ez from maple shade, new jersey told authorities in 2012 he choked i was tan in the basement of a convenience store where he worked and dumped the body a few blocks away but prosecutor has no physical evidence linking hernandez to the crime. defense attorneys suggested another man had committed the murder and set hernandez was mentally ill. >>> well this one is hard to imagine. a jury awards a michigan family $21 million this week following a deadly mistake. >> now it comes more than two years after a surgeon drilled holes into an elderly woman's skull. the problem was, it was the wrong operation on the wrong patient. >> fox's tara asher has the big ruling and the hospital's defense. >> reporter: pamela was a happy healthy 81-year-old woman who went to oakwood hospital in 2012 for a simple jaw procedure to seek relief for her tmj but never made it out alive. turns out doctors made a mistake and performed a brain operation on the wrong patient. because the hospital staff put her name on

pedro hernandez is accused of murdering the six year-old boy in 1979 in new york city.ez confessed on tape, three years ago. but his lawyer though maintains that his client is mentally ill and does not know if he committed the crime or not. patz picture was first to appear on the side of the milk carton f quick hernandez faces life in prison. >>> coming up on 6:33. lets check with katie for our forecast. >> good morning, hi everyone. we are off to an okay start along the shore points. we have more sunlight then anything. we will take you through all that lets start off with that beautiful, view. we like to start off with good news if we can. in atlantic city, beautiful sunlight peeking through some cloud cover however, and as we go to storm scan three you will see that reflected on the satellite picture and certainly wet weather to track. i want to zoom it out. you can see why. weaver finding a frontal boundary. that main line is going to roll east but it is sending a few pockets down. the little fingers of in moisture rolling into central pennsylvania and another that

each and take back in 1979 jurors said today they were hopelessly deadlocked in the case against pedro hernandezmade a surprise confession back in 2012 when he told authorities that he choked the boy to death. but prosecutors had no physical evidence linking the new jersey man to the crime the child's body has never been found his disappearance stock started of missing children molded that included photographs on milk cartons >> grant lodes: but in a stake to 85 bay nearly missed a tractor trailer at all for people on the plane died the as ps investigators are not sure whether the pilot made an emergency call the were extensive traffic backups but all those drivers could of been so much worse >>: it is quite remarkable considering that it 285 that time in the morning that was not more tragic been what already is >> grant lodes: authorities will look at the man made his record and the pilots' experience that is expected to take six months to year >> pam moore: a bay area cafe serving a great food and changing lives at the same time and next up president obama is making one young girls and wish co

pedro hernandez, you know what you did. >> patz was declared legally dead in 2001 and his body was nevernd. hernandez did confess to killing the child back in 2012. but his lawyer argues that he was coerced by law enforcement. president obama's trip to south dakota yesterday marks an accomplishment that few presidents have achieved traveling to all 50 states while in office. the visit comes after 11-year-old girl wrote a letter saying the president was breaking her heart by notg. quote: i wanted to know why you haven't visited south dakota she wrote. we are the warmest of the dakotas, please visit us soon. richard nixon george h.w. bush and bill clinton have also visited all of the states and those are your headlines. >> barely the warmest. >> the tallest building in ubz. extreme whether this morning. more storms packing hail, winds and tornadoes across the west today. four touchdowns touched down in the state of texas. >> there it is. >> there it is the tornado. >> tornado. got one. >> amazingly there was no major damage or injuries reported following those tornadoes. >> and norman, okl

a juror held out against convicts pedro hernandez in the disappearance etan patz.secutors plan to try him again. >>> tiger woods may be down but he is not out. at least not yet. tiger was in danger of missing the cut at the players championship in florida this weekend. it came down to the final hollow friday. he needed to make the birdie putt to stay in the tournament. brushing aside the personal problems tiger rallied. >>> prince harry is getting the royal welcome in new zealand day. college students had the traditional welcome for the prince. he arrived after military training in australia. captain harry of whales went through training and special forces. big time for the royal family. >> big week. >> sheinelle thank you very much. >> i bet he is looking forward to meeting charlotte. >> yes. >>> thanks, sheinelle. >> let's head back to dylan for the check of the country forecast for those not stuck in the path of the storm. >> there are some of those stuck in the path of the tropical storm. it is rare to get a storm this early in the season. down across the carol

a single juror held out against convicting pedro hernandez in the disappearance of etan patz 36 years ago in new york city. hernandez confessed to the killing but his lawyers argued the cone fegs was coerced. prosecutors plans to try him again. >>> tiger woods may be down but is not out. at least not yet. he was in danger of missing the cut. it came down to the final hole friday. he needed to make this 9 foot birdie putt to stay in the tournament. and brushing aside personal problems and nagging injuries as you see, tiger rallied to save his chances. >>> brittain's prince harry is getting the royal welcome in new zealand today. college students performed a traditional welcome for the prince. he arrived after military training in australia. captain harry wales underwent a four week training with the australian special forces. >>> good saturday morning to you. i'm meteorologist anthony slaughter. right around 50 degrees now as we head through the day we'll see plenty of sunshine especially by this afternoon. but a strong sea breeze will keep the coastline cool at 61 degrees for san fran

defense moved for a mistrial but the judge told the jury to resume their deliberation. 54-year-old pedro hernandez is accused of killing the 6-year-old who disappeared 1979 and one of the first missing kids to appear on a milk carton. hernandez's lawyers say their client's 2012 confession is false. [ male announcer ] whether it takes 200,000 parts ♪ ♪ 800,000 hours of supercomputing time 3 million lines of code, 40,000 sets of eyes, or a million sleepless nights. whether it's building the world's most advanced satellite, the space station, or the next leap in unmanned systems. at boeing, one thing never changes. our passion to make it real. ♪ ♪ ugh... ...heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm... amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. >>> just eight days after the being sworn in new attorney general, loretta lynch is visiting baltimore city today. ed francis is joining me with this developing story, a big visit for the new attorney general. >> a ver

defendant pedro hernandez was the defendant there.e jury couldn't come to a verdict. but i'm convinced. i heard the evidence just as they did. i'm convinced. >> there will be a court hearing on june 10th to set the date for a new trial for hernandez. >>> police arrested the same man they say was caught on surveillance video trying to force himself on a middle schooler. this chilling video here from tuesday circulated heavily on social media, which actually helped police find the suspect. the 13-year-old girl said a man followed her as she walked home from school and eventually forced himself through the door. she was able to fight him off. >> the los angeles da charged a woman who broke into singer chris brown's house with first degree residential burglary, stalking and vandalism. she pleaded not guilty in court. police say this 22-year-old was living in brown's home for days and she wrote things on his walls and on his vehicles. >>> hmm. there's a lot more news to tell you about in morning. >>> next hour of your new day starts right