st. luke's hospital in bethlehem has died after hospitalos say that he jumped from a third floor window. according to the lehigh county coroner's office, the fall happened back on june 4th, and the 26-year-old died late last night from the injuries. within the last hour, st. luke's released this statement saying, we can confirm a patient broke through a locked bathroom window and jumped three floors below. out of respect for the patient and family privacy, we will not be providing additional details at this time. our hearts go out to the family members. >>> today there will be a court hearing for a lehigh valley mom accused of leaving her baby alone in her minivan while she drank at a bar. l she is scheduled for a preliminary hearing in bethlehem. she's charged with child endangerment. she left her 2-month-old alone in the van for five hours while she was inside the keystone pub in march. investigators say that it was just 39 degrees outside that day. a bar patron spotted the baby and told the pug manner who called police. >>> in new jersey a march was held this morning for people who li

st. luke's hospital 10 years ago, not only did the county allow them to shut fa facility but we have also lost, we have gone from 88 acute in patient psych beds to 19 in the last decade at sf general hospital. we see nonprofit hospitals like sutter health getting $75 million more a year than the charity care they provide. so when it comes to assist out streeplt, this deals with a small subset of those with mental health issues and we see assisted outpatient treatment keeping people out of the court system and we see that as ultimately being a benefit to the patients. the numbers speak for themselves in nevada f county. for the 41 patients they have applied it to, it has reduced hospitalization by 47 percent, incarceration by 65 percent, homelessness by 62 percent and emergency contacts by 42 percent. our membership is approaching this in the context of patients' rights. we want people to know when they appear in court it's a civil court, it's not criminal and again this keeps people out of the justice system and we say that with power comes responsibility. we want to see the county take m

former new england patriot was treated at st. lukes hospital for an undisclosed matter.ording to reports, hernandez attorneys recently requested he be moved to a jail close tore boston. they say communication with his lawyers, and his personal safety, are being compromised. hernandez has pleaded not guilty to murdering three men in 2012. >>> this week we will be hearing from the father of the suspect that uc santa barbara killing spree. a lie a father's father peter roger taped a interview with barbara walters. in the wake of the massacre mr. roger and his ex-wife released a statement saying it was hell on earth learning their son was a suspect in those attacks but this will be mr. rodgers first formal interview, police say elliott roger killed six people and injured 13 more before committing suicide last month. >>> a private memorial service was held for radio broadcasting legend casey kasem. a hundred family members and close friend and business associate gathered at a church in bellaire over the weekend. his children spoke about his personal life and they celebrated h

former patriot was treated at st. lukes hospital for an undisclosed matter.ng to reports, hernandez attorneys recently requested he be moved to a jail closer to boston. they say communication with his lawyers and his personal safety are being compromised, hernandez has pleaded not guilty to murder three men in 2012. >>> this week we will hear from the father in the suspect in the uc santa barbara killing spree. elliott rodgers father, peter rodgers, taped an interviewed with barbara walters that will air on industry. in the wake of the massacre mr. roger and his ex-wife released a statement saying it was quote hell on earth learning their suspect was not a tack. elliott roger kill six people and injured 13 others before committing suicide last month. >>> a private memorial service is held for radio broadcasting legend casey kasem. one hundred family members, close friend, business associates gathered at a church in bellaire over the weekend. his children spoke about his personal life, and, they celebrated him, and in the same way mess of america did, by liste

st. luke's in 1979. and we are still talking about this, it is said to me that this has not become. >> we have had programs before but they failed because of funding issues. it depends on the model. is your rape crisis center at base model so there's a difference of philosophy but it comes down to funding. >> right. >> speaking of funding it comes down to funding for all of us. we have all these faq's coming out of title ix. that's a lot of time and money and i'm lucky i work at a place where we have a dedicated victim assistance service but there are some people who are at their title ix coordinator and doing prevention and response and there's just not enough funding. i know the last roundtable there is money out there but there's just not enough to do crime statistics into the response. >> we have to look in one of the things who will try to do as we draft this legislation is to address the problems we have heard about but also see if there are places we can simplify and make things less complicated.

sherman silver from st. lukes hospital in st. louis performed the procedure.lts. >> your pregnancy test is positive. >> reporter: later a sonogram revealed one baby, a girl. >> i'm happy there's one. >> reporter: after a rather typical pregnancy, jessica was prepared to deliver. >> i feel ecstatic. i cannot wait. >> a week before jessica's due date, the baby was small. so the doctors were concerned so they made the decision to induce jessica on her due date. but this was not at all related to the ivf procedure and so far so good. >> don't you want to meet this little baby? >> i do. >> jessica and derek welcomed chloe lee manion into the world. they are all with us this morning. that is a gorgeous little girl. congratulations to you. >> thank you. >> it's been a long time since i saw you guys. you look terrific. >> yeah -- thank you. >> i see the tears in your eyes. what was it like when -- chloe was just smiling for the cameras. a star is born. >> just hearing the story all over again, it just makes me get choked up thinking about it. the time when -- the firs

st. luke's in 1979? and that we're still talking about this? it's sad to me that this has not become -- >> we've had programs before, but they failed because of the funding issues. there's different models. there's, you know, your rape crisis center based model. there's your medical facility based model. so there's a difference of opinion an philosophy on those, but it comes down to funding. >> right. okay. >> speaking of funding, it really comes down to funding for all of this. we've just created new reg lalgsz for cleary, and all these coming out of title ix. i'm lucky that i look at a place where we have a dedicated victim assistance service, but their title ix cured senator, who has many hats, doing prevention, response and there's just not enough funding. i know i watch the last roundtable of a grant on you there, but they -- i'm grateful for it, because that's how i'm a standing office now, about you there's not enough to do a prevention, to do crime statistics, to do response. >> we have to look -- one of the things we're going to try to

st. luke's in 1979. and yet we are still talking about this. it's sad to me that this has not become. >> we have had programs before but they have failed because of funding issues. it depends on the model. your rape crisis center-based model and your medical facility-based model so there's a difference of opinion on philosophy that it comes down to funding. >> speaking of funding we have just created new regulations for query and we have these facts coming out of title ix. that's a lot of time and money that universities need to be doing that and i'm lucky that i work at a place where we have a dedicated victim assistance service. there are some people that are at the title ix coordinator who went there with many hats doing prevention and doing response and there's not enough funding trade i know since our last roundtable there's a grand out there but they can only give out so much money. i'm grateful for it but there's there is not enough to do a prevention to do response. >> and we have to look in one of the things we are going to try to do a

st. luke's in 1979, and we are still talking about this? it's sad to me that we have not, this has not become -- >> we vetted programs before but they failed because of funding issues. there's different models. there's your rape crisis center-based kind of model, your medical facility-based model. so there's a difference of opinion, a philosophy on those but it comes down to funding. >> right, okay. >> speaking of funding, it really comes down to funding for all of us. we just rated new regulations for clery, all of these faqs coming out of time i put a lot of time and money. i'm lucky that work at a place where we have a dedicated victim assistance service but there's some people who they are title ix coordinator's who are there have many hats doing prevention, doing response and there's just not enough funding. i know i watched the last round table, there's a great out there but they can only get so much money. i'm grateful for because that's all i've been standing office now but there's just not enough to do prevention, to do crime stati

luke olsen jumped in and rescued the child. >> he was in the water quite a while. i knew something needed to be done. >> reporter: here in st. paul, minnesota it's the mississippi they are keeping their eyes on. you can see the floodwater is already all the way up to the swing and the buildings here under water. the river here not expected to crest until thursday. but there is more rain and possible flash floods expected later this week. >> thank you. alex perez in the water and on the story tonight. >>> and now to the new terror warning we've heard about tonight. abc news has learned of signs that terrorists in syria and yemen are trying to create explosives that can be smuggled onto a plane as everyday items. they hope passengers with u.s. passports will be carrying them. abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas tells us what he is learning now. >> reporter: intelligence sources tell abc news that in lawless parts of war-torn syria, al qaeda-affiliated terrorists from around the world are now joining forces, trying to build bombs that are virtually undetectable by airport security. one official now calls syria the

luke olsen jumped in and rescued the child. >> he was definitely underwater for quite a while. i knew something need to be done. >> reporter: here in st take a look over there. the floodwaters taking over this playground. and those buildings over there, completely under water. the river not expected to crest until thursday, but they are expecting more rain and possible flash flooding later this week. alex perez, abc news, st. paul, minnesota. >>> voter frustration fueled hotly contested primary election races across six states and run-off in mississippi. one of the most bitterly contested races, six-term republican senator thad cochran of mississippi edged out tea party challenger chris mcdaniel by only a fraction of a percent. in a setback for the tea party, just barely two-term representative james langford of oklahoma won the gop nomination to succeed senator tom coburn. >>> overseas there appears an escalation of the conflict inside iraq. air strikes against isis military targets in western iraq appear to be from syria's air force. now putting syria on the side of the u.s. as baghdad grapples with the threat of a destablized iraq.