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he had been arrested earlier in the night for shoplifting some jeans at a gap store. the sus ct was found at what police are describing as a group home for troubled youth in brooklyn. a local resident said this about what happened here. >> it's really unfortunate that the police can't hang on to people. you're in handcuffs. all the sudden, you know, you're in custody and you can get away. that's a problem the police have to deal with. >> reporter: and since june, six times suspects have managed to escape nypd custody. you're looking at some of the images of those suspects. the suspect from last night was arrested in brooklyn. captured again. we're waiting to find out more about him. also, his name, michael, but the nypd says he use z a number of aliases. that's why they have yet to release his name. back to you. >> all right. kat, thank you very much. >>> now we have breaking news on long island. a violent home invasion overnight in bay shore. it happened on woodbine avenue. the armed men stayed in the home for hours. "today in new york's" lori board for that yoe -- b

erin: a woman is accused of using her a ural son to help shoplift -- eight-year-old son to shoplift in salem. like we do. good morning to you. erin: we are in for some more rain out there today. kind of record warmth for the holiday. haley is in for kevin today. christmas? hayley: i have to say, it is going to be crazy warm -- especially for christmas eve. we are going to shatter records set in the 1800s. s. we could break records by over happen every day. we do have some visibility issues if you are heading out this morning. fog is very thick in some spots. visibility is down below a mile. take it easy on your drive. maybe your last work before the break. rain should hold off until the latter part of the day. the 50' s later today. we are starting the big climb. i will have more on the forecast in a couple minutes. for a look at the morning drive, s deb davidson. good morning. deb: good morning. right now, we are starting the morning commute with a problem - it is closed in both directions. a car has hit a utility pole and the wires in the pole -- and the pole are down. it will be clo

after police say, her mother abandoned her following a shoplifting incident.he new uber color codes. to help riders identify their drivers. >> gary: stand curry king of the world. where will still talk about the green bay packers. the 49ers. >> reporter: quarter and around the bank-bay. a louder forecast coming up ♪ great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. which makes us rebels with one cause. your health. >> pam: tonight. a mother is wanted in daly city.police say, she used her 11-year-old daughter to shoplift at a target store, then abandoned the young girl, when the two were caught by security. right now, 34-year-old rosalina medina is on the run. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with investigators who are anxious to track her down. >> reporter: daly city police say 34-year-old rosalina med

the law says that's shoplifting. the heart says that's something more. "he realized what he was doing but he, he felt like he didn't have a choice, i thought at that time." the man had just gotten out of jail after a six-month stay on traffic charges. clover, with only a pair of flimsy jail flip- flops. "we went through the booking process and everything. i realized that he was just trying to make a choice between getting in trouble and walking all the way to the next town with no shoes." the law doesn't bend in these types of situations. the heart however, does. "so i made a phone call to my wife, and she runs the homeless outreach ministry with our church. and i told her, i asked her to put one of our kits together and to check and see if we had some shoes and some jeans." in this parking lot, after he was released from custody, lieutenant wills gave the man a whole bag of clothes including a pair of shoes. "and he's like, 'i don't understand. you're a police officer, you just arrested me for shoplifting and now you're helping me. i don't get it.' i ju

police say jordan was arraigned x on a shoplifting charge monday, and headed straight from court to kohls, where they say she and two relatives got to work. >> they all chose items and went to the dressing rooms at which point some of the items were removed from their original packaging and placed in backpacks. 4:14 police say the blender that you >>police say the blender that you can see jordan picking up here was one of those and later items. and later in the video you can see her carry the empty box to a clothes rack and stash it inside. loss prevention officers had already zeroed in on her, authorities say even catching images of her directing her 8-year-old son to push a cart full of unpaid items right out >> he was with her in that salem district court and watch his mother get arraigned and then , tows him along has him with her while commiting the crime parenting. excuse that her son was looking for her when he pushed the cart out, and also lied about the age of the other woman with them, that woman charbellie cruz was also arrested, and will be arraigned in february, jordan has be

police say a mother and her two children -- family members including her 8-year-old son caught shoplifting in salem. a day in court for a deering man accused of firing several shots while fighting with his son. kevin: the first of two systems before record breaking warmth. all the details with futurecast ahead. erin: and extra security at all nashua schools after a threat shutdown the district to start the week. like we do. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] erin: we begin this noon with the weather. right now the rain has moved in and will be heavy at times, and then we are in for a warmup which is discouraging news for ski areas. good afternoon. i am erin fehlau. the countdown to christmas is on but it certainly doesn' t feel like it. we could actually break records. s check in with meteorologist kevin skarupa to see how warm it will get. kevin: temperatures at above the average when you added the ground, easy to do. coming along with milder air, two chances of rain before we get to the

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where she began shoplifting. police say the scheme included putting those items into backpacks. >> maybe at some point, this is a rock-bottom and she realizes that she is not going to get away with it any longer. hopefully she can make better choices moving forward for her and her child. erin: police say adelaida jordan also has two other shopping convictions -- shoplifting convictions out of massachusetts. the war of words between donald trump and hillary clinton is ramping up. kenneth: good morning. no supplies -- donald is not backing down. he says the dishonest, mainstream media has it wrong. donald fired back at the media overnight for his use of a bulger term. she got -- kenneth: the bleeped word describes the male anatomy and is described as a vulgar term. bernie sanders responded to trump directly. >> donald trump is very upset. it is very hard for him to deal with. i don' t know what his relationship with women has been in his life. he has discovered that women go to the bathroom. [laughter] kenneth: san

while investigating the shoplifting the woman had stolen the items to take for her son. instead of arresting her, he paid for them. he didn't see it for the attention the attention did it to help. >>> a woman in california says her life was changed because of a stranger. she was buying grocery she was buying groceries for her 5 credit card was denied. the man behind her offered to pay the bill and when she called to thank him the next day she found out he had died in a car accident. she said she is keeping her promise to him. >> it's touching people in a time they need to restore their nate humanity because that's what he did for me. -- faith in humanity because that's what he did for me. spread kindness and love. seeing it continue around the world for him. it is amazing. >> daniel: she has created a facebook page called "matthew's legacy" urging everyone to tell their stories of helping others. >>> speaking of helping others, the founder of facebook is giving away most of his family's fortune to honor his daughter's birth. mark zuckerberg and his wife priscilla announc

he was arrested for shoplifting at a nearby gap store. he was handcuffed behind his back and was in the backseat of the patrol car when he managed to escape. police believe he took off on foot. the nearest escape route they think is the subway station down here at franklin street. now, subway service on the number one line is back up at this hour but with some delays. it had been shut down as police were continuing their search especially into the subway system between south >> it's unfortunate that the police can't hang on to people. you're in handcuffs, all of a sudden you're in custody and you can get away. so it's a problem that police have to deal with. >> i don't think it makes me feel that anything is less safe. it's an incident that could happen. >> reporter: again, subway service has resumed here at the franklin street station. but again the manhunt is still on for this prisoner in his 20s who was arrested and managed to escape police custody after being arrested for shoplifting. tim fleischer, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> anot

not to shop, police say, but to shoplift. that is not the worst of it.a lin says when police closed in on her, she took off and left one kid behind. >> reporter: many shoppers believe this woman would win the worst mother of the year award. >> this person never should have been a mother in the first place. >> reporter: police say she brought her 11-year-old daughter and her infant to the serramonte target to shoplift two days before thanksgiving. when security guards stopped the trio at the door, police say the woman told the 11-year- old daughter to fight and run. the daughter bit a security guard on the shoulder. the mother ran off with the infant and never came back for the little girl. child protective service now has custody of her. >> it is heartbreaking because we have to deal with the aftermath and how you deal with a child who is being raised that way to have them differentiate between what is right and wrong. >> i fear sorry for the little 11-year-old and i'm really scared for the baby. >> reporter: i'm told the guard is okay. he has some bite

. >>> a mother accused of taking her children with her to shoplift then leaving her daughter behind. how the law finally caught up with this mom on the run. >> they ruined the commute for thousands of bart riders. tonight, they are getting off the hook and threatening to cause even more trouble. >> the week is ending dry. the weekend will start dry. not going to end that way. more rain coming up this weekend. i'll talk timing hour by hour. that's coming up. >> and an inside look at one of the most expensive homes for sale in sillicon valley. what $88 million will get ya. ,, target.. then leaving one of them behind. >>> new at 5:00, police arrested a mother accused of taking her children shoplifting to target and leaving one behind. officers found rosalina medina and her infant daughter a denny's in oakland yesterday. police say she brought her 11- year-old daughter and baby to a serramonte target to shoplift two days before thanksgiving. when security stopped them at the door police say the 11-year- old bit a guard while her mother ran off with the infant. medina is charge with child

police say this woman and her daughter were caught shoplifting inside a store but it's what happened afterwards that has police searching for this mother tonight. >> a few lingering showers out there right now. we've also got significant snow falling in the sierra right now. chains required. when i come back we'll have the second storm. life... is unpredictable. life is deaths. and births. sickness and health. love and heartbreak. and covered california is there for it all. not just to help keep you well. but to make sure the cost of being unwell doesn't ruin this whole life thing. because it's more than just health care. it's life care. >>> new at 6:00, daly city police are looking for a mother who allegedly left her daughter after they had been caught shoplifting. rosalina medina. they were caught shoplifting as medina had her infingerprint -- her infant daughter in a shopping cart. >> the mother tells the 11-year-old to fight them. in the ensuing melee the mother was able to grab her infant daughter, exit the store. >> the 11-year-old girl has now been placed in the custody of chi

coming up a bay area mother accused of shoplifting, then ditching her own daughter. >> plus, off duty but always alert. a bay area deputy helping police with an unreally passenger. -- an unruly passenger. ,,,,,, and... brought her 11 year d daughter along >>> police are looking for a mother who went on a shoplifting run and brought her 11-year-old daughter along for the crime. but the story doesn't end there. kpix 5's da lin on what happened when police closed in. >> reporter: many shoppers believe this woman would win the worst mother of the year award. >> this person never should have been a mother in the first place. >> reporter: police say she brought her 11-year-old daughter and her infant to the serramonte target to shoplift two days before thanksgiving. when security guards stopped the trio at the door, police say the woman told the 11-year- old daughter to fight and run. the daughter bit a security guard in the shoulder. the mother ran off with the infant and never came back for the little girl. child protective service has custody of her. >> i feel sorry for the little 11-yea

with an 8-year-old boy the same day the mom was arraigned on prior shoplifting charges. salem police say they were spotted taking several items from kohl' s, then walking to the changing rooms where they removed the items from the packaging and left the store. adelaida jordan is being held on bail. her daughter was released on bail. a crane that toppled onto a home in plymouth, splitting the roof, removed overnight. the foreman family had hired a crane operator to trim the trees around their lisa avenue home, but as it was lifting one of those trees, it toppled over. 17-year-old rebecca was in the kitchen when it happened. rebecca: it sounded like a tree falling on the floor. when i looked on the ceiling, i found damage. erika: three other cranes were brought into right to toppled one, but osha said it was unsafe. larger cranes were brought in to do the job. rain pushing across the area. we could have record temperatures for christmas. we are jumping up. those are mid-60' s. we have the warm air in place now. temperatures are in the upper 50' s, close to us xd south of b

but the shoplifting is the least of her issues.she pleads guilty to one count of child abuse, a class 6 felony. after spending three months in jail, she receives ten years of supervised probation. the shoplifting and criminal damage charges from the parking lot collision are dropped. >>> coming up -- >> 911. >> the casino. the casino. hurry up. >> a strip mall casino shootout. and an unusual defense towards a stickup. >> i never think that i was going to have to defend myself. (donkey noise) (elephant noise) (mic screech) there's a big difference between making noise... (mic tap) ...and making sense. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates! enough talk. give us a plan. >>> two armed men burst into a strip mall casino to steal cash. >> i heard one distinctive pop and i knew it was a firearm being shot off. >> but a security guard foils their plan. april 2011 after midnight in a

there are people, you don't have to be poor to be a shoplifter. >> they say it's true, across the u.s., shop lifting cards cost food vendors $1 million a year. >> there is some belief that the fact that they are expensive attracts people to try to take things from the store. with a higher price tag comes a different kind of thief. for these kleppe dough thieves, >> a japanese candy company has come up with the best thing since sliced bread. it is slices of chocolate. it looks like sliced cheese but you can put them in pancakes or melt them on bread. unfortunately they are sold out right now. sixty sliced bags were being sold online for about $27. anything that comes individually wrapped, the price goes up. >> look at these little ones. a science experiment. meet the first test tube puppies. they are mix of beagle, labrador and cocker spaniel. they were born in july at cornell university. they say the intro betroth fertilization process will years. >> time now for on brand, offbrand. on brand, the father-son short ordered duo stole wings from the restaurant they worked. they would sell

. >>> the father of bella bond arrested accused of shoplifting. this is breaking at 6:00 when we told you he was busted just days after the little girl's funeral. and now fox 25's ted daniel is live in dorchester with the after his arrest. >> reporter: well, according to the police report, home depot's security was watching joe amorosa as he was filling his shopping cart with hundreds of dollars worth of items. items they say he tried to leave with and not pay for. and from there, it only gets worse. >> reporter: you've likely seen several images of joe amorosa since this summer when we first learned that he was bella bond's this image is a new one, taken this afternoon. it's a boston police mug shot. do you know who i am? i'm baby doe's dad. now you can tell everyone you arrested baby bella's father. that's what amorosa said to officers when he was accused of shoplifting at the south home depot. the report says amorosa tried to walk out of the store with more than $600 in merchandise, including a gas powered saw. this is some of the reaction we g

they caught her and the 11-year- old shoplifting but medina got away. the 11-year-old is in the custody of child protective services. anyone with information is asked to call daily city police. >>> a man was arrested in berkeley after he crashed into a power pole and ran off. it happened on ward street near wallace. the man's car hit several parked cars before hitting the pole. police are investigating the crash as a possible dui. more than 1000 people were left without power because of the crash. they tell us 176 customers are in the dark. >>> a man is behind bar accused of sexually assaulting a woman in pacifica. police say reports came in of a woman screaming and running from a car along the west end. officers found the woman, went after a man running down a wooded hillside. officers arrested alberto mali of san francisco, he's charged with aseemed -- attempted all, attempted murder and all of a officer. >>> in berkeley police arrested a homeless man trying to rape a u.c. berkeley student. the police say that the man pushed the woman off a public wal

in august another alleged shoplifter slipped out of her cuffs while in the hospital. in october when a prisoner all that have had the police commissioner fuming. >> i will not tolerate as police commissioner these continued collapsing in what should basic policing of a prisoner. >> reporter: tonight another escaped prisoner, another possible embarrassment for the nypd. the one, two and three trains are back up and running. . scene cleared from tribeca. police aren't saying the name cht of the prisoner yet or if he has a criminal history. >>> we want to turn now to the weather. the rain has tapered off. the fog has rolled in and temperatures are about to plunge. here's storm team 4 meteorologist janice huff. >> a lot of people are looking forward to cooler temperatures this weekend. yes, rain has moved on, we are tracking it offshore now but fog and low clouds are still a problem. until this part of the system that's the cold front later tonight and early in the morning. white plains, quarter-mile visibility. fog is a problem in spots around the area for the rest on of

he was firsthand cuffed for shoplifting in tribeca just before 8:00 last night. snow he managed to escape, discovered hours later in group home in sunset park brooklyn. eyewitness news reporter dray clark is live for us in lower manhattan with the latest. good morning, dray. >> good morning rob and lori. we've learned that suspect's name is maxio cruz. he is charged with larceny any and escape from detention. this is not a good look for the time since june that a suspect has escaped nypd custody. cruz we understand is now here at the first precinct in tribeca where he was initially arrested last night. cruz was arrested for stealing jeans at a gap store in lower manhattan. nypd officers handcuffed him behind his back and placed him in a police cruiser, but somehow he got loose, kicked open the back door and then made a mad dash for the subway at the franklin street station. he kept on running down the cat walk and eventually disappeared inside a dark tunnel. the mta briefly shut down subway service as they desperately looked for hours trying to find the suspect.

. >>> police found the mother who :ñ shoplifting.s shoplifting with her baby and 11-year-old daughter. them she took off with the baby and told her gnn÷11-year-old to fight off the guards. she was found at a denny's restaurant in oakland with two other people. they were arrested. custody of child protective services tonight. >>> over haul the jail. are calling for. that after a series of racist text messages from some of the guards. this is the latest incident at a system that is already under investigation for the death of an inmate. more from ktvu's ann rubin. >> this is a crime scene. >> reporter: community leaders gathered to pres their anger -- to express their anger that guards were sending racist text messages about the inmates they were watching. >> this is outrage that we have people sending nazi swastika and making statements about hanging black people. >> reporter: there were thousands thousands of text messages. one talks about the number of shooting deaths by police, prompting the response if they are black it doesn't co

the search for the mother who's suspected of shoplifting. >>> we're looking at the south bay commute.ing up to the west valley on 280 north bound. look at 101, 85 and the rest of the south bay freeways coming up. >>> one storm on the way out, another on the way. what you can expect for the friday afternoon detail. the weekend coming up. . >>> welcome back, it's 6:44, the police will talk about the deadly force used by officers on wednesday. protesters gathered on the streets where the shooting occurred. the mother of the man killed says her son struggled with mental illness issues but was not violent. he was a suspect in the stabbing when they confronted him he refused to drop the kitchen knife. but the monpoints -- mom points to video that shows he was confused. the cop jumped in front of him. my baby was covering and hovering. >> the officers have to arrest people that attempt to kill or stab other people. the officers did their best to not have to the how the story ended. >>> the chief says he wished that his officers could use nonlethal tasers but they are prohibited by the police

heather: a policeman stop a shoplifter takes out his wallet. phil: it was what trying to steal for her child silence. jail. >> we are mothers. phil: this mother wanted to change all of that. the message for other young moms it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. z most new wealth flows to the top 1%. by corrupt politics r where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. p my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you rwho want to fight back. p the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. r i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. >> you are watching newscenter 5. heather: a police officer stepped in to save a child fell birthday after mom was caught shoplifting. the woman said she' d taken items to make a cake for her daughter. the officer returned the items and then bought them for the woman' s of this little girl could have a cake. >> you are overwhelmed. it is certainly one of the more seen, i have personally seen here at the store. >> i can only speak for the

what he is accused of shoplifting and the outrageous they cuffed him. >>> the jury in the phillip chism trial is getting out of the courthouse. why the suspect himself asked a testimony. >>announcer: complete new england news coverage starts right now. this is the fox25 morning news. >> gene: good morning, everybody, 5:00 on this wednesday morning the second day of december. appreciate you being with us this morning. i am gene lavanchy. >> sara: i am sara underwood. on top of rain, fog is an issue this morning. storm tracker weather meteorologist shiri spear will break down where visibility will slow you down right now. >> shiri: i hate to say it, just about anywhere. we have nasty conditions in place. we do not have dense fog which is a good thing but watching for it to develop during the morning hours and honestly this blanketing all the of the area. two-mile visibility boston. one mile in hyannis. one and a half in worcester. this will last until about noon this will last until about noontime today. you can see we have rain. and much cooler in keene. right now 34 degrees. boston at 3

prosecutors say he shoplifted $7.98 worth of items from a wawa back in september. >>> pennsylvania's supreme court justice michael eakin is suspended with pay for his part in a pornographic e-mail scandal. a panel ordered the suspension today, one day after eakin apologized at a hearing so eakin will be off the job while an ethics court investigates him. he's accused of exchanging lewd and offensive e-mails with friends. that scandal surfaced after attorney general kathleen kane released more than 1,000 of eakin's e-mails. kane claims her legal trouble started when she released the e-mails. kane is facing federal perjury charges. >>> tomorrow a new jersey grand jury is expected to decide the fate of the trucker who slammed into tracey morgan's limo. the panel will announce whether kevin roper will be incidicted. roper's lawyers asked to have charges tossed out. he was driving for walmart when he crashed into tracy morgan's him low on the new jersey turnpike last year. the comedian was seriously hurt. his friend was killed. roper was charged with vehicular homicide and has yet to be i

jennifer three people including : an 8-year-old accused of shoplifting. police say it was caught on surveillance and this isn' t the first time for the woman involved. mike: wet but warmer than normal again today and record warmth is on the way soon. how high temperatures go by christmas eve. >> you can help people and still do your job. tom: it' s a controversial program touted for its success in massachusetts. now a small new hampshire town is the first in the state to try it. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. tom: right now the search is on for whoever is throwing full water bottles at vehicles in londonderry causing damage. jennifer the police have : received several calls. and one incident was caught on camera. wmur' s kristen carosa is live in londonderry with what police know at this hour. >> the calls came in on saturday the video is dark, making it

the shoplifter is back in custody. those two police officers are in a heap of trouble. the nypd held a ceremony. fair to say it will be a while before two other officers in the news today will find their way to that stage. >> this will impact their future in the department. >> the commissioner was livid. another suspect in police custody managed to escape, this back of a police cruiser. >> the suspect feigned an illness. he bolted out the back door and ran into the subway station. >> police had to shut down whole subway lines to find him. countless people inconvenienced, some for hours. finally this morning, police recaptured 20-year-old barry tune, arresting him at his brooklyn group home where he stayed. tune was originally arrested for shoplifting, so he's made his situation worse and that of the two police officers. >> we cannot tolerate it. needless to say i am not pleased. nor is any leadership in this department placed at the failure of the officers to effectively arrest a prisoner and keep that prisoner in custody. >> police officer suspended for a minimum of 30

. >>> the father of baby bella busted for shoplifting just days after his daughter's funeral. news of the arrest was breaking during the fox 25 news at 6:00. tonight fox 25 ted daniel has details from the police report, and ted, that report also includes what police say happened after he was handcuffed. >> yeah, not good. according to the police report, joe am rows oh shot his mouth off in a police car on the way to jail and quotes from the police report. it appears he wanted the officers to know who they had in >> amorosa helped organize the service for the little daughter he claims to have never med met. fast-forward this afternoon in the hope depot shopping center. boston police tell fox 25 a store security guard flagged down an officer on foot patrol. the officer was made aware of a man who tried to leave the store merchandise. including an expensive saw. according to the police, the morose is a. do you know who i am? i'm baby dough dough's dad. now you can tell everyone you arrested baby bella's father. >> the arrest report also tells us amorosa said this, that cop was an

. >> gore was arrested a couple of months earlier for allegedly shoplifting shirts from a department store. he pled not guilty and is awaiting trial, but if convicted he could face a longer than typical sentence due to his prior criminal record. >> it's all drug related in all aspect or another. first time i was incarcerated, i was 11 years old. the first time i did cocaine, i was 12 yearsold. >> while some of gore's prior incarcerations occurred in his home state of florida, he's also racked up several convictions in charleston. they include check fraud, burglary, grand larceny and cocaine possession. >> i feel like a champion. handcuffs and all. black strips. >> joshua gore, we call him a frequent flyer. he's in and out, in and out. he comes in on little petty charges. he leaves on charges. >> in school they told me i was special. >> likes attention. gets in trouble a lot. just a high manhattan nance inmate. >> by the time i make it upstairs i have welts from that detergent. >> from moment i met him, i can tell he's a slickster. >> gore's time at the charleston jail has not been wi

she was shoplifting while with her baby and 11-year-old. that she took off with the baby and told her 11-year-old to fight the guard. and she was found last night in oakland. >>> they say that sales are expected to be down in the fourth quarter as the centers for the disease announced that they have expanded to nine states including several in california as they are tightening their food safety standards, including testing all produce before being shipped to restaurants. >> it used to be discovered just yesterday when they were scheduled to play at a show last night. and there are reports that he may have been using prior to the death. >> a member of their new band. that they were arrested after they arrived because they found cocaine in the bedroom where he was performing. he leaves behind a wife and two children. >>> his home in los angeles after a five-year battle with alzheimers. i want you to meet a friend of mine. >> he often portrayed mobsters and tough guys in his long career in film and television starting in the late 50s. the tom

joseph amoroso was in a courtroom earlier this morning, on those charges of shoplifting from a home debow this afternoon. amoroso, said, he didn't have much of a relationship with his daughter before she died. bringing up his name when the this happened. >> on december 15th of property of home depot. >> joseph am ma roles so, facing a judge in a courtroom, for allegedly stealing items from a home depot. >> are you really going to stand there with a camera in my face? >> am month ross so no stranger to cameras, in september, he came forward, saying he was the biology calling father of bella bond, the young girl known months as baby doe, whose body be with aed up on deer island. >> we're going to have to mourn as a family together with this. >> police said when he was detained, do you know who i am, i am a baby doe's father, now you can tell everyone that you up bella bond's dad. >> no, the look proficiency mentioned my daughter's name, not me. the whole world recognizes me, because of you guylies. in bella's burial just a few days ago. according to police, 56 he was arrested, amoroso said,

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go get me a girl, put on a skirt and go shoplifting. that's my routine of getting out of prison to do. and i don't want to go back to that. >> but the odds are stacked against her. brewer recently dropped out of the jail's ged program. and she says she will soon enter a guilty plea on all the current charges. she could face up to six years in prison. and brewer says, in her case, that's not all bad. >> when i'm in prison i make a killing. always getting something. when i come -- like when i come back this time, they say [ bleep ]. brenda's back so we going to have us us some contraband. because that's what i'm used to going to prison. selling it to the girls down there. >> 22-year-old caleb bumgardner, serving one year for attempted robbery, is 40 years younger than brenda brewer. it's too soon to say if the revolving door is in his future or not. but after suffering a brutal assault from another inmate and missing the birth of his son, it's given him something to think about. >> my fiance, my brother, and my new son is coming to visit

unfortunately, with a lot of shoplifters, by the time you get mall security and they go after them, they don't do anything for us. >> i know crime at that mall was particularly bad a couple of years ago. that was deborah reporting. the special enforcement is expected to last through the first week of january. >>> well, the u.s. postal service expects today to be the busiest mailing day of the year. tomorrow is the deadline for mailing packaging using standard service to make sure it gets to their destination before christmas. the postal service expects san jose, oakland, and san francisco's processing facilities to handle 28 million pieces of mail today. that's up 7% from last year. postal workers say they are handling 15% more pack -- 15% more packages than last year because of more online shopping. that may also be the reason ups is struggling to meet delivery in some states including here in california and an analysis by shape matrix says the shipping company's on time delivery rate for ground packages fell to 91% last week. that is 6% lower nan its annual average. ups expects to deli

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police say but to shoplift. and that's not the worst of it. da lin says when police closed in, she took off and she left the kid behind. >>> reporter: many shoppers believe this woman would win the worst mother of the year award. >> this person never should have been a mother in the first place. >> reporter: police say she brought her 11-year-old daughter and her infant to the serramonte target to shoplift two days before thanksgiving. when security guards stopped them at the door, police say the woman told the 11-year-old daughter to fight and run. the daughter bit a security guard on the shoulder. the mother ran off with the infant and never came back not child. child protective services has custody of her. >> heartbroken because we have to deal with the aftermath and how do you deal with a child who is being raised that way to have them differentiate between right and wrong? >> i feel sorry for the little 11-year-old, and i'm really scared for the baby. >> reporter: i'm told the guard is okay. he has the bite marks. daly city police are sti

he had been arrested earlier in the night for shoplifting jeans a the a gap store. the suspect was found in what police are describing as a group home for troubled youth in sunset park, brooklyn. before his arrest, subway service was shut down. >> we went into the subway, and they said they're searching for an escaped prisoner. >> down on the tracks, and they're shutting down the electricity. >> they didn't tell me anything. just, there are no trains running. >> reporter: and since june, six times suspects have managed to escape nypd custody. this is video, iman ges of some of those suspects. commissioner bratton has been angered by it, saying it won't be tolerated. local resident has to say about this. >> katherine, thank you. >>> happening today, president obama expected to meet with the families of the san bernardino terror attack victims. meanwhile, a friend and former neighbor of the attackers was in court. he illegally purchased two assault rifles used in those deadly shootings. president obama says there's currently no known threats. >> we cannot give into fe

. >> police say a shoplifter jumped off an escalator trying to get away from police but it didn't workhe didn't get too far. matt. >> going to philadelphia mills to do a little shopping this morning you're a bit early. they don't open until 9:00 but things look okay near the outlets along woodhaven road. a crash in delco and a bridge opening coming up after the break. >> comedian bill cosby is suing another accuser. details a little later on "action news." winners are showing up all over pennsylvania. and with more than 500,000 winners of match 6, cash 5, and treasure hunt every single week, that's not a big surprise. winners, winners everywhere! play today! >> ♪ >> platt memorial bridge live on sky6, it is tuesday morning, 54 degrees on city avenue. getting up to 63. got some rain this morning. going to be less of it as we move into the afternoon. >> lets it looks like if you're trying to get somewhere on the roads. >> i don't know about a wet christmas, certainly not a white christmas but at least a few wet days leading up to christmas that's for sure matt and tam. as we come out of

according to the police, the accused shoplifter is joanne morose is a. do you know who i am? i'm baby dough dough's dad. now you can tell everyone you arrested baby bella's father. >> the arrest report also tells us amorosa said this, that cop was an expletive. i should have run. that cop would never get me. >> while searching amorosa, several hypodermic needle inside one of the pockets of his cargo pants. several shoppers we spoke with tonight remember him from bella bond's tragic story. not all the memories are good. >> it sounds like it's a little less general enthan it came >> sad. maybe he's grieving. it's a little less genuine. expensive saw, the police report says amorosa tried to walk away with a pair of safety glasses, gloves, and a few other items. i did try to contact him on his cell phone tonight and make several calls, but those have not been returned. this is not his first brush with the law. new at 11:00, some of the prior struggles that joe amorosa has been in. reporting live in dorchester tonight, ted daniel, fox 25 news. >>> a local neighborhood shocked as t

the men got away but were later arrested for shoplifting. charged with one count of reckless use of a weapon. she's facing 18 months of probation. she says she's learned a lesson not to help people. >> still ahead on the fox 29 news at 10:00 this holiday treat ended up in an elementary schoolteacher's lounge but police say there was a little extra ingredient baked right into these treats. >> he fulfills holiday wishes in all shapes and sizes and this one little girl has one very special request this christmas. why santa is keeping his heart warming promise to her. >> dave warren. >> record high temps. that's what we'll focus in the near term with our forecast. 58 now. that visibility will drop with patchy fog. could hit another record tomorrow. struggling to get up to the record high temperature in the seven day forecast. i'll show you when coming up. ♪ >>> right now at 10:30, weekend weather, live look at the state house in trenton tonight. temperatures there and across our region, well, you know, we're just not used to seeing it in mid dec

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a new hampshire officer was called out to local store for someone who was shoplifting.female suspect, track her down at her home where he interviewed her and recovered the items. but police say what the woman stole was a little unusual. a number of baking supplies from crisco to vanilla frosting. the officer quickly learned the suspect was a desperate mom. >> she admitted to the theft, and stated the only reason she took it was what she took because she couldn't afford. the ingredients we found out she took were for birthday cake for her daughter. >> instead of making an arrest the officer opted to talk with the woman about the theft and pay for the stolen items out of his own pocket. police certainly are not condoning the theft but the female suspect at the center of it all was not charged. >>> interrogating darth vader while police are interviewing the star wars super villain. wholefoods like you've never seen it before. behind the scenes look that seen it before. behind the scenes look that includes some sur ♪ >>> talk about a close call. this is pretty unbelievable.

a second shoplifting suspect was in the car at the time.olice think they know who the suspects are and they are still looking for them. >>> no complaints about the weather unless you're looking for cold and snow a live look at the jersey shore from the marquis de lafayette. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here now with the forecast. glenn, i don't mind the cold but, man, this is crazy how warm it is. >> it's pretty amazing after an amazing month of november. december is becoming even more extreme. this is up by the pocono mountains where a lot of people would like to see some cold and snow or at least cold enough to make snow. lake wall 29 degrees in mount pocono for a low. colder in allentown, quakertown, pottstown. 27 degrees. 27 in mount holly also and 35 in philadelphia for the low. we still haven't gotten below freezing and that's going to be an all-time record in philadelphia officially we have not gotten below 32 degrees. not getting there any time soon. 52 right now, the 40s north and west. 50s in delaware and south jersey. a fire amo

these two are shoplifters with a sneaky m.o. he tries on a pair, hands it to her, she slipped it in her purse. >> he is bold. i mean, he -- he -- he -- sly guy. >> reporter: the couple seems to know exactly what they're looking for, pocketing high-end gucci and prada eyeglasses, even as employees stand just feet away. it took the thieves just a few minutes to steal 8 pairs of eyeglasses worth about $3,000. the doctor who owns the business says it wasn't until he watched the video himself that he realized there was something strangely familiar about the man in the video. >> when my office manage her sent me the photo of this guy stealing our stuff, that had triggered a memory of a photo i had seen two years ago back. >> reporter: a video in fact of a 2013 theft. a man walks into crest optometry in san jose this time with a different woman. they walk out with a purse full of glasses. we compared the two videos side by side and the resemblance is remarkable. >> that's the guy. that's our guy. >> reporter: the doctor has even heard

the fifth item on the to-do list, shoplift. they are accused of swiping packages as they were dropped off from a delivery truck. >>> star wars is taking the nation by storm. staffer wars the force awakens kicked off back-to-back showingst last night and it's set to break box office records. >> but the movie is much about the tradition as it is the story line. >> reporter: at just 4 years old, max jones is already a super star wars fan. why do you like star wars? >> it's cool. >> reporter: he dressed in his costume and waited in line for three hours. >> jedis here. >> reporter: before he even got into the theater for the first showing in times square. >> nothing will stand in our way. >> reporter: "star wars: the force awakens" marks the seventh film to be the released since 1977. theater at age 5 and now it's his 13-year-old son adam's turn. >> it amazes me that the series is getting attention of everyone and his generation. >> reporter: and this suspect just a movie, this is an event. people are camped out here and while amc w