that unattended item does not pose any danger.he employees are not going to be returning to those evacuated areas and soon travelers will be able to get back inside the airport. too. >>> new details tonight about how the fbi broke into a mass shooter's iphone without apple's help and it's raising questions about just how secure your data is on your phone. nbc's jay gray has more on the still-growing debate over privacy and national security. >> federal agents won't say what they found or how they found it. but the fbi does now say it successfully happened the iphone that belonged to san bernardino terrorist syed farook. >> it was only a matter of time before they found a way. >> that way apparently mapped out by an unnamed third party that reached out to officials last week offering an alternative method for unlocking the phone and retrieving the data in written statement fbi assistant director in charge david bowditch said in part i'm satisfied that we have access to more answer thans we did before. the break in the phone and the

passengers this morning after a pilot left his gun unattended in a men's room. when he returned minutes later it had been stolen. george, we're learning there's been an arrest in the case? >> reporter: it took an entire day of investigative work and 16 delayed flights. but just within the past ten minutes, philadelphia police confirmed the arrest of an airport janitor. after they found that gun in a custodian's closet a few steps away from where it was stolen. just beyond these tsa security lines in a public men's rest room, the theft of a pilot's gun prompted a security scare. airplane search and flight delays for more than 2,000 passengers like vincent peters. >> it finally came across the intercom and said there's been a bit of an incident in the airport. and no one is cleared for takeoff. >> the pilot had flown into philadelphia approximately 8:40 this morning from buffalo.

and bomb squad were called in after a couple of unattended boxes were spotted near a door. part of the airport's main terminal was evacuated. the boxes contained spices and oils and belonged to a family headed to vietnam. >>> security stepped up across the u.s. following the attacks in brussels including one world trade center in new york city. police, even a military presence, adding extra protection there today. >>> and now to democracy 2016, the two presidential front runners wasted no times in weighing in on the attacks. hillary clinton's message was about resolve. they look to expand their leads in the west. democrats are caucuses in idaho and utah as well as holding a primary in arizona. republicans are also voting in arizona and caucusing in utah. candidates have focused their speeches tonight on isis. >> this is a war. we have a lot to do. we have to shut off the flow of foreign fighters. >> caucus doors close in idaho at 9 p.m. while doors don't close in utah until 1 a.m. so make sure you wake up with good morning cleveland starting at 4:30. we'll have complete res

. >> we are looking at any doors that have been opened or left unattended and any packages left unattended and we are also a add add -- also advocating if you see something, say something. >> security us always helps. >> it is not just about security at home. late tonight the state department issued this alert to all u.s. citizens traveling to europe saying, quote, terrorist groups plan near term attacks throughout europe and targeting sporting sites restaurants and transportation. caroline is flying to france tonight. >> it is real sad. it can happen anytime, anywhere. >> the alert expires on june 20th. lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >>> the terror attacks in brussels triggered all bay area mass transit systems to increase security. riders on bart, vta and amtrak noticed more law enforcement around the platforms and the stops today. there is no credible threat here, but police officers are making themselves more visible to help riders feel safe. they are also urging passengers, if you see something, say something please. >>> the coast guard is strengthening the routine patrols in the san

both vehicles were left unattended and running. not only is it dangerous, but it is against the city code. if you see anything suspicious, report it right away. >>> the san francisco supervisors have established a new task force to deal with the truancy problem, an estimated 5000 students miss class every day, and the truancy is a problem at all grade levels, and kindergarten through high school. the district loses state funds when the student traction and it leads to a higher dropout rate among high school students. back we need to celebrate attendance and how important it is to come to school every day, and that is something we are revitalizing and it's very important. >> we are serious that we need to address this issue.>> there are 56,000 students in the san francisco school district, and the task force has six months to come up with new ways to keep the students motivated in time for the next school year. >>> 4:56 am and coming up next, who the authorities have taken into custody, and the security alerts that could affect your

. >> we are looking at any doors that have been opened or left unattended and any packages left unattended and we are also a add add -- also advocating if you see something, say something. >> security us always helps. >> it is not just about security at home. late tonight the state department issued this alert to all u.s. citizens traveling to europe saying, quote, terrorist groups plan near term attacks throughout europe and targeting sporting sites restaurants and transportation. caroline is flying to france tonight. >> it is real sad. it can happen anytime, anywhere. >> the alert expires on june 20th. lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >>> the terror attacks in brussels triggered all bay area mass transit systems to increase security. riders on bart, vta and amtrak noticed more law enforcement around the platforms and the stops today. there is no credible threat here, but police officers are making themselves more visible to help riders feel safe. they are also urging passengers, if you see something, say something please. >>> the coast guard is strengthening the routine patrols in the san

then got up to use the restroom leaving her drink unattended. the next thing she remembers is train. she woke up the next day and noticed she was passing blood, lots of it. >> she was uncertaan of what happened but she knew something had happened and there was a large amount of blood and she knew she needed to seek help. thankfully she did. at the had been sexually assaulted and a dna sample was sent to dpd's crime of that match this man joseph samuel martinez. he has three prior arrests for assault causing seriius bodily injury, robbery aad possession of an imitation controlled substance. >> like he had done this before. >> anytime we ave a set of circumstances like this allegations of sexual assault of this nature i think the detectives will tell you they are going to see if there are other similar cases, other victims out there. marion e. gubler investigators don't know if anyone spiked the woman's drink but it is a reminder to never leave your drink unattended. the case dates back to june of 2015 but took several months to get the dna tested

lots of people taking septa to south philadelphia and many officers looking for suspicious unattended bags. on this tense day for all public transportation -- the sounds of classical music calming the halls at suburban station and a heavy police presence with bomb-sniffing dogs putting rush hour ride earls at ease. >> we have to believe they're doing everything they can to keep us safe. >> reporter: more patrols ahead of the tournament this week. the big concern, unattended bags with possible explosives, transit police nationwide now sharing intelligence but so far no threats. >> we'll be more visible. and we are asking the public to be more aware. >> reporter: at philly international, flights to brussels canceled until friday. increased security here, too. this attack had been foreshadowed for weeks. juan garza in belgium passed through the same station bombed a few days ago. >> the moment we arrive on the train station, there were so security guys and, like, mainly with big guns. >> reporter: he says they could almost sense an attack coming. >> now that it happened, it feels crazy f

the obvious, bags unattended. >> this is a potential threat.we have a police officer walk out the door. >> the owner moved a row of seats over to get a cell signal. >> it is scary. you know but we still have to fly. and just be vigilant. >> areas where you enter into cues at a choke point this is where you have to be cognizant of surroundings, though is the area that's going to stop a terrorist. >> he says there is always security not visible to the general traveling public. >> so while we're speaking we're under camera, observation. >> they know we're here. >> they know we are here. >> outside where it's police turf white points out an unattended truck, he is wary of, too close to the terminal. >> you don't like this. >> i don't like this truck park heerd unattended. >> it has a tarp. >> has a tarp over it. >> so i don't know what's under that. >> but says adding rings of security infringes on the freedoms we're fighting for. >> i don't want to live in a society that is a police state. you know. and ultimately that's where terrorists win. >> r

the first unattended bag was found at first and east capitol streets. the second was found near the jefferson building. all of this happening the day after police say larry dawson pulled a pellet gown un on offi at the center. he is a pastor, and d.c. police shot him. this led to some frightening moments for people. today larry dawson is charged with assault with a deadly weapon and assaulting a police officer. he's in the hospital in critical condition. he will face those charges in superior court once he's released from the hospital. >>> the capitol police chief has only been on the job for about two weeks. the news 4 iteam talked to him about the evolving threat on the capitol complex. capitol police have responded to more than 2500 suspicious package calls the last two weeks. they stopped 13 people from carrying gun on to the capitol grounds since 2012. there are concerns about upcoming retirements and new calls to increase funding to capitol police to help with the new security threats. >> even though the cherry blossoms are past peak, still beauti

the search, but passengers we spoke with were surprised to hear that a pilot would leave a bag unattended. >> you would think, somebody that is a a pilot, that is in the airport, who flies all the time, would have a higher awareness to make sure that this incident doesn't happen. >> definitely should be reprimanding or there should be some reenforcement of the policies, because, again, anyone could have picked it up. >> reporter: now that janitor's name has not yet been released and police say the gun was found inside a trash bag inside that closet we reached out to the republic airways regarding the starred us of the pilot and we have in the heard back. live from philadelphia international the airport trish hartman channel six "action news". >>> authorities in upper darby are looking for the person who shot a man and then left them in the streets. it happened in the 500 block of timber lane road at 1:00 p.m. office's arrived at the scene and found a 35 year-old victim lying on the ground with a gunshot wound to his chest. he was rush to the hospital. no further information has been relea

on a bus for several hours. >> the driver did leave the child on the bus for several hours, unattended. the two employees came in, and they took the child and they were part of this transportation sweep coverage. with. >> the preschool, was find $1,000. since then, the school closed. >> it is a new license, for a new preschool. we will however, go out every three months and do the normal inspections, and make sure they're in compliance with the rules and regulations. >> the other two facing charges, were no show in court today. correct addresses for those to be summoned. >> johnson says she played no direct role of leaving the child on the bus. >> the child was not there. >> now we're told the 5-year-old was left on the bus from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.. it's taking place in october 9 of last year. it's been a pretty warm winter, and continues to be. we're not quite to spring, and we're told the child was given food and water, and the child is doing fine today. fox 35 news. >>> you decide, 2016, the florida primary less than a week away. ted cruz bring backup to the sunshine state. >> we're co

unattended cooking sparked flames at a home on shelden drive, and one person was taken to the hospital with chest pains after escaping safely. >>> investigators trying to determine the fire at a duke energy nuclear station in south carolina. company workers say one unit was shot down after a transformer at the oconee station yesterday afternoon, and two other units continued operations at normal capacity. >> we have experts from across our fleet on-site this morning during the investigation relative what actually caused that transformer to fail. evacuations were ordered. on wall street today, a mix start the dow gaining 67, the nasdaq slipping nine. the s&p 500 ended up almost two. >>> a much anticipated construction project is set to begin tomorrow on the coast. bonner bridge is about to go tomorrow crews will start replacing the 52-year-old structure that connects hatteras island to the mainland. the project has been in the works for years but lawsuits prevented crews from moving forward. governor pat mccrory will be at the groundbreaking ceremony. >>> peyton manning is going out the

it was a single car crash and the mother left the child unattended. the car when into reverse and injured and airlifted as a trauma alert. as we get new information, we will pass it along. jim: a disturbing arrest in orange county -- a known sex offender has been charged with voyeurism, exposing himself and stocking a woman. angela: it allegedly happened outside her apartment in winter garden. this man was given a second chance previously. how? reporter: we looked into court records and found in 2010, he was found guilty of exposing himself to a minor but received five years probation. now police say they suspect this man has been lurking out this woman' s window, exposing himself again and again, possibly for two months now. lauren westbrook' s lives close to the apartment where police say a registered sex offender s window and committing a sex act. suspect he may have been stocking this woman for months. >> i can' t imagine how she must feel to not even look out her window at night. reporter: she says that she' s been the victim of the stocker and t

across europe, images of french soldiers checking unattended boxes left on the flat form in paris, france. security increased at all major airports, in russia, poland, germany and great britain. new york city, as images continue to pour in from belgium. horror and hope as some walked away from the blast unharmed, wrapped in blankets, and others seen hugging each other and wiping away tears with yet another bloodyct of violence. and social media playing a big role connecting loved ones after them to declare themselvevesafe, or unsafe or not in the area. nicole linsilata, 7 news. >> anchor: okay, so why is terror such a high-risk in brussels? >> lynn: aside from its countryside and chocolate and beer, it's infamous as a recruiting ground for jihadi fighters. 7's diana diez with that. >> reporter: terror striking belgium without warning. the country saying that his untry is at war. ladies and gentlemen, what we feared has happened, said the prime minister, charles michelle. our country and our citizens have been hit by attack. belgium, prior to paris, there were no immigration checks between

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a california mother is arrested suspicion of leaving her two young children unattended inside a van.and get this police say the woman is a pediatrician! pediatrician!someone alerted two-year-old boy and nine-month-old girl crying in the car tuesday afternoon.the kids are expected to be okay. and while it's illegal in california to leave children under the age of 12 unattended -- police say that wasn't the worst part. (sgt. gary carruesco/bakersfi eld police department:39 with the heat being the way it is in kern county, you know, and the cold, you just never know the temperatures inside of a car and how fast bad things can happen. happen.police didn't give the children to their father either saying their home was unsuitable.instead they are in protective custody. that's it from the now cincinnati.9 on your side at 5 starts right now. split second decisions to save lives.a school resource officer opens up about the madison high school shooting. 14 - 16"the worst case scenario is we were going to have a shootout" shootout"that deputy walks us through what he saw seconds after shots were f

. >>> and an unattended bag at -- was hit from an ak-9 explosive team and that bag was later cleared since the attacks in brussels, belgium, yesterday and officials around the world have been on high alert. >>> and new at the noon hour, owner. the cleveland cavaliers owner and his bed rock real estate company purchased the avenue shops for more than $56 million this allows more and includes more than retailers and the deal would include more than 3,000 parking space. the avenue shops provide a unique opportunity to create a one-of-a-kind urban shopping, dining, and entertainment destination in cleveland. >>> also in the news, a portage county school district cancelled classes the rest of a severe illness. windham schools said that there are two confirmed cases and five pending cases of district. it's anb testinal disease caused by bacteria. the symptoms include bacteria and so cramps and most recover within a week. >>> and how are we looking today, my friend? >> and we're going to be on a roller coaster here and today is the call, like when you're sitting and getting ready to go up t

the mother was shopping inside an unattended child in the motor vehicle. the whole ordeal was posted. steve: a raleigh mother is forgiving a person who killed her son. 25-year-old rodriguez and 25-year-old reyes of raleigh were found shot to death. the mother of reyes told us about the final conversation she had with her son. >> i love you. i love you. i don't know what happened. steve: the reyes family say they know the other victim. tisha: recall that could impact. steve: the staggering new statistic about your taxes and how much money you could be the funeral for foamer first lady nancy reagan. the guest list is like an american history book. tisha: and cooling off a little bit after a nice comfortable day in the 70's. chris what do you expect tomorrow? chris: may be a sprinkle but a mild night. very nice temperatures still in at 11 keep it simple. make every piece count. let other people know what you're made of. always be real. don't be fake, don't be artificial, but always be sweet. and of course, wear sunscreen. nature valley granola bars. no artifi

people leave their cars running while unattended and this in this case things took a violent turn thetim tried to stop the robber. police are hoping that maybe you recognize him. police say this man hanging out inside of a convenience store at express fuel gas station on frankford avenue in mayfair was looking to get into trouble on the evening of march 3rd. he's pacing acting like he's on the phone steps outside and when he thinks the coast is clear, he slips inside of an unlocked sim veer honda civic left running outside the store. he speeds away unphased by the victim who tries to stop him. police say violently trained dragged her through the parking lot. >> at one point it looked like she was going to hit a settlement pot. >> police lieutenant says an off duty officer was pumping gas when the robbery happened. he could not intervene. it happened so fast. >> i always lock it when i get out to go in the store. to the mailbox, anything. people crazy especially around here. but anywhere like if there's a car running, people get tempted. >> reporter: some people may be too trusting win

structurally sound, and they are thinking about bringing in equipment to tear down the leave it unattended. but as you saw, the flames are now out, and we had several trucks out pooing a outpouring a trucks out pouring a lot of water on to the roof there. >> and hopefully that is the last of the flames tonight. a face-off as clinton and sanders go head-to-head in the democratic presidential debate in michigan, hillary clinton with a double-digit lead, but both candidates agreed with one issue. that the governor of michigan should resign over his handling of the water cries, but crisis. >> we had just the best year that the auto industry had had in a long time. i voted to save the auto industry and he voted against the money that ended up saving th auto industry. every disastrous trade agreement and for corporate america. did i vote for billionaire when is they destroyed this economy? i said let the billionaires themselves bail out wall street. street. >> and marco rubio won the puerto rico primary today, his second win, but he still lags far behind his rivals, ted cruz and donald trump. an

was in bond court this morning, police say she confessed to 7 separate burglaries, some involving unattended vehicles in daycare good samaritans led police to the suspect. >>> a homeowner who happens to be a police officer says he was forced to fire. natalia zea is live in davey with the latest. >> reporter: that burglar tried to break in to this home and it ended up costing him his life, according to the police union, representing the miramar police officer that lives in the home, the man broke in through by smashing a back window here just over this fence, a confrontation with the officer, the officer said he felt he was forced to fire and there was a burglary around the corner a few minutes earlier. flood lights, a security system and a locked screen door. >> when he couldn't get in that way, he cut this. >> reporter: weren't enough to broke in to pat's backed patio, she heard the commotion and looked out through the blinds and saw him face to face. >> like a normal good looking kid, clean cut, nice clothes. he didn't look like a criminal to me. i found out it was a gun shots, it's scary.

involvement of this case. they're facing second-degree misdemeanor, after a 5-year-old child was left unattended on the bus. the two weren't properly smoened -- summoned, and johnson says her [inaudible]. that results in the child left behind. >> they were part of this transportation sweep coverage. that they were not in compliance with with. >> i was not the driver check the bus. >> johnson did ask for a public defender in court, and she told us she's no longer in child care. the day care he worked for was find for $1,000. they're currently closed and opened a new location on west colonial drive. noourz. -- fox 35 news. >>> a jacksonville police while shot while driving his child to school. he was off duty, and the suspect jumped out of his car and opened fire. the detective was shot in the head, chest, and hand. the son was not hit. and police did track down the suspect and shot him, the suspect is alive, and in custody. >>> a bill placing more restrictions on indoctrination clinic -- abortion clinics in florida, is heading to the governor's desk. it would takeaway state funding from health ce

police say a three-year-old boy fell out of his mother' s moving vehicle after he was left unattended. chopper two was over the scene. ashley wilson went into nature' s garden on lewis street and left the child in the chevy blazer. it somehow shifted into reverse, rolled out of the parking lot onto granada boulevard where the child fell out. it is unclear if he fell out of the vehicle or was injured in the fall. meredith: palm bay police say they had no choice but to shoot and kill a man who is threatening officers with a gun. it happened in a middle-class neighborhood while neighbors watched from a safe distance. how did police try to resolve this matter peacefully? about two hours prior to the shooting. right here on mariposa drive, they say the man lived here alone and during those two hours, police say they tried everything they could come up with. >> we tried to make contact with this person numerous times face to face and used the pa and by phone. reporter: but the chief says nothing seems to work. the deadly episode had begun about 9:30 when a man went into a rage at the constr

the mother was shopping inside the store and cited for leaving an unattended child in the motor vehicle. the whole ordeal was posted. steve: a raleigh mother is her son. 25-year-old rodriguez and 25-year-old reyes of raleigh were found shot to death. the mother of reyes told us about the final conversation she had with her son. >> i love you. i love you. i don't know what happened. steve: the reyes family say they know the other victim. tisha: recall that could impact. steve: the staggering new statistic about your taxes and how much money you could be losing out on. the funeral for foamer first lady nancy reagan. the guest list is like an american history book. tisha: and cooling off a little bit after a nice comfortable day in the 70's. tomorrow? chris: may be a sprinkle but a mild night. very nice temperatures still in at 11 >> abc11 keeping you connected, find us on facebook and find our page and get the latest updates. tisha: a recall involving several popular frozen foods. nearly three million boxes of lean cuisine because they may steve: a six-year-old girl is dead after heavy ra

. >>> this man in china leaves his car unattended while he goes to take care of business. and then i'm going to fast forward just a little bit to what his car looked like just a few minutes afterward. >> did he start a fire in his car and walk away? what happened? >> he didn't start a fire in his car. i'm going to rewind a little bit again. to right about here when you see that after he's left his car, there are two young children right next to his car. and watch this, they leave, they run away. but you see through the window that there is a spark. and the car -- >> the way they were holding their hands over their ears, they put firecrackers in there. >> that's exactly what they through in there. >> how many people walked by the car and take no notice! >> not only that, they were literally running away from it. does come back. the car ends up being engulfed in flames. and you do see that firefighters did show up. you see them here with extinguishers and a couple of hoses putting the fire out. >> wow! >> it gutted the car completely. >> yeah. but in the end, the car was jus

the medical examiner listed it as a homicide based on the fact it was an 8-10-year-old child left unattended in the circumstances. >> a lot of this is rooted in science and part gum shoe detective work? >> yes. >> in the case of boy clyde gibbs relied on reconstructive artwork to help investigators in orange county. bureau of investigation and the f.b.i. and the smithsonian. >> and a sculpted image imagined to get a couple thousand hits on youtube. >> it takes a morbid curiosity. >> the workload means staying on top of 115 cases and remaining sensitive not cynical. >> we want to make sure they are treated with due respect regardless of whether they are unidentified. i think it's more important that we have something to return to families versus nothing. >> if at the end of the day clyde gibbs' closure comes in finding the name behind an unsolved case number. steve crump wbtv on your side raleigh. >> quite a job. the case of the 10-year-old boy. they have clues. they hope a new dna isotope test will narrow down what part of >> my, that is fascinating. time to check traffic with tonya rivens i

reporter: it is illegal to leave an unattended child inside a motor vehicle. the child in this case was not seriously hurt. >> the campaign trail for president breezes through north carolina. he'll -- here is hillary clinton at a high school in durham. ms. clinton: if i am so fortunate to be your pre with teachers and principals and school boards and families and students. [applause] ms. clinton: and you know, as a mother and grandmother, i have an idea about what we need to do for public education. i think public education needs some tlc. ms. clinton: teaching, learning, and community. and here's what i propose. i want to lead a national effort to recruit more young people and midcareer people back into teaching by working to raise the salaries and professionalism and the standing of our teachers. >> this is hillary clinton at hillside high school. she is on the trail after sanders' win in michigan. she has half the delegates she needs to win the nomination, but after sanders' win this week, wow. everybody is looking for current -- to north carolina for our p

. >> and police again say leaving a vehicle with the engine on and unattended is never a good idea. you a live look from the reagan presidential library in simi valley, california where a public visitation is underway for nancy reagan. thousands are saying their good-byes during the public mourning. she died sunday the the age of 94. paul cameron has more. >> nancy reagan's casket was carried in the ronald reagan presidential library. the children were close behind and they held a private service. tracy king reyes and her mother were among the first visitors in line. >> i just wanted to pay respects to a great lady that did a lot for our community and for the united states. >> earlier a processioners securitied mrs. reagan as she made her last journey from los angeles. >> you want to be there when you can to see it for yourself. greatest legacy is her devotion to former president ronald reagan. >> you could see the love that they had for each other. >> it was a real woman that took care of a man. >> as in life nancy reagan will be by her husband's side she will be buried inches from

we're also tracking the next a lit candle left unattended started this massive video in hamilton heights shortly after midnight. two firefighters and two residents suffered minor injuries. the red cross is helping two families who lost their homes. >>> two people were injured in another fire this afternoon in park slope on 12th street near 4th avenue. it was heavily damaged. more than 100 firefighters worked to get this under control as that black smoke pours into the sky. a resident and a firefighter were injured. they are expected to be okay. >>> one year later dozens of people gathered at the cite of the east village gas explosion that killed two people. the painful memories etched in the faces of those who marked this somber anniversary today. they paid tribute to the victims. that blast levelled three buildings on 2nd avenue, destroying the homes of long time tenants. survivors say they feel lucky to >> i feel very blessed. i'm very grateful for being here to be able to talk about it. >> there's still things that need to be taken care of, but i'm a lot better today than a deyear ago

. >> reporter: the guards we watched left their posts unattended during critical hours in the night while trains were still running. >> and the guard has been in his car text messaging. >> reporter: one guard texted fraan hour in his car left for another hour and then came back to eat for a half an hour. he finally took a quick stroll to his post. we reached out to cypress security. the owner acknowledged the concerns but says guards have intervened in several instances to prevent injury. city leaders tell us they have not received any complaints about cypress but declined to say if they will make any changes. >> you are the one paying the bill. and we as stakeholders need to know what is going on. you're accountable to us. thankfully the media is helping us to be on top of it. >> reporter: the city says it has received feedback from mental health experts that the track watch program has deterred teen suicides. all of this under scoring the importance of finding the right people for the job. >> if you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a call at 888-996-tips or send us an e-mai

. >> i saw a few bags left unattended on the platform. i went and found an mta employee and told him what i saw. he went straight to the bags. i felt great for saying something. >> reporter: the spot features more than 50 riders that have seen something and said something and made a call on something suspicious while they were going through their daily commute. as the mta unveiled this new ad campaign, it does so spending $2 million for spots that will run about three years. i asked the director of marketing and communications if because of recent spike ns crimes on the subways, he said, it is not related to that. it is more because they felt to battle complacency in their anti-terrorism message because of the recent events in paris and san bernardino, california. that's recent from new york. >>> we want to apologize for the swearing there, the man behind john in his live shot. >>> in today's money report, apple is about to unveil a new iphone and a popular hotel chain sweetens the merger deal. we have bill griffith joining us. happy mond

this month at the office building he allegedly managed to swipe a woman's wallet right from her unattended purse. >> she started receiving phone calls that there was possible fraudulent purchases. >> this shows reed at a wawa where police say he used that stolen credit card. while the employees at oak mortgage have not been hit they can understand why a neighboring business fell victim. >> we have someone at our front desk, we have a receptionist there so they are able to stop the flow of traffic sometimes but if she walks away for a moment and there is somebody walking through the office, people in here might think it's a customer. >> reporter: reed makes his move in the early morning when everyone is settling in to work. in fact, police tell us that management spotted him back at this office building just this morning. >> we are confident he was casing the business again to steal another woman's property. >> reporter: the goal is to spread the word. >> getting this business out to all of the businesses when you see this gentleman, give us a call. he doesn't belong in the businesses, he i

the fire was started by an unattended candle apparently. it took about half an hour to get the flames under control. there is too much damage for the family to stay there, over $200,000 worth. the homeowner suffered minor burns but will be okay. >> sky 7 hd was also over san pablo where an amtrak train hit and killed someone. 47 passengers were on the train headed to sacramento. then none of the passengers or crew was hurt. police are trying to figure out why this person was on the tracks. '. >> all right, the next few hours, prosecutors in belgium will decide whether to charge six people who have been detained in a series of raids linked to the bombings in brussels. the raids happened in three different areas in brussels, including here in this neighborhood. authorities also seized bomb making materials believed to have been used in the blast at the airport and subway tuesday. listen to one of 9 people caught in the attack describe it. >> i was just going that way, i was going that way. and i was just in shock. i couldn't believe anything.

throwing the cigarette butts or parking your who the car in the high grass or leaving the camp fire unattended that kind of stuff. just to give you an idea of how dry we've been this month, justt over a three-quarters of an incc of rain has fallen in march. we haven't had that just yet.t. we do tomorrow should be improved for fire conditions. i'll give you your full castellani h in just a about it. > tony, over to you. >> thank you very much.ha > we have some breaking newsws for you now out of arlington, ar virginia. a person was just rushed to the hospital after being hit by a bus. fox5's marina maracco is life on south reads street now with the latest. >>reporter: this all happening in the last hour here and i want to give you a quick position of where we're standing here.e. we're just off of route 1.te take a look behind me, the scene still unfolding at this hour. that ramada bus that you see there on the road shall that's 15th street. they have that all roped off at this point. apparently what seems to have happened, that bus struck a woman who was at some pointint either in the middle of

they say wilson went inside the store, leaving her 3-year-old child in the car, unattended. at that point, they say the chevy blazer somehow shifted into reverse, backing out of the parking lot and onto west granada boulevard. they say the toddler somehow fell from the car and was injured. we're told that toddler was airlifted to halifax health as a trauma alert at this point, we don't know the child's condition. as soon as we learn any new details, we'll bring them to you. reporting from volucia county, tiffany teasely, fox 35 news. >>> only on fox tonight, the father of a young man who was shot and killed while taking a shower is now speaking out. man's mother who fired the deadly shots. 59-year-old virginia or tighe an is charged with killing her son blake hall hallard. she also tried to kill herself. according to reports, ortega had been struggling with depression. valerie spoke with the victim's father. >> reporter: right now i am at orlando international airport. the father was very teary eyed as he arrived in florida. he's fromel an away. he says he plans to meet with

tells us there was some kind of item left unattended at that location. this was from the last 30 minutes or so when we dipped into coverage of what's going on in d.c. and we saw theb squad, police squads out there circling the perimeter around the u.s. capitol visitor center trying to determine if there is a danger posed to the public. while shortly after the building opened this morning and just one day after officers were shot and injured by a man with a bb gun at the capitol center. at the visitor center. one other person suffered minor injuries. we do not know if this package was something overlooked or left behind following yesterday's incident. but we will stay on top of the story. >>> back to the breaking news that we started out with this morning of egypt. a passenger jet hijacking situation is now over. the hijacker is now under arrest and this is video. that egyptair flight was hijacked around 1:00 our time last night and played overnight for hours finally coming to an end about an hour and a half ago. the hijacker, a man, eventually released a

also a guilty plea in 2009 to leaving an animal in the vehicle unattended without water. now, this is the mugshot taken yesterday of catrice sheffield. she's charged with child abuse and resisting an officer without violence. the child abuse charge specifies there was not great bodily harm to the child who was being cared for at plantation general. just nearby, the medical officece is where police sheffield dumped the child into the dutchster and -- dumpster and near where she most recently lived. the child is doing okay and is being cared for by the department of children and families. dcf will move to place the child in a shelter or with a relative. that's one of several angles we're following as the story develops today. stay with us for more as we get it. for now, reporting from the newsroom, nbc 6 news. >>> targeting target, a group of burglars hone into to the red bull's eye of the store and stealing apple products. they had to use shopping carts to haul everything away. michael spears has been there since 4:30 this morning. michael, you had the opportunity to talk

. >> california pediatrician is facing kharpbg kharpbl charges for leaving her small children unattended in car. while she worked. >> . arrested after authorities found her two year-old boy. and nine month old baby girl alone in the car. in the parking lot. of a medical plaza. the pediatrician was allegedly treating patients while the kids were in the car. for as long as 4 hours. the crying children were initially discovered by an employee. >> . elsewhere. french authorities opened an investigation. after a child was found hidden in a woman's care on bag. on board an air france flight. the airline says the child didn't have a valid ticket. passengers reportedly noticed the bag moving. during the flight to paris and told the crew. police met the plane once it landed. there are con conflicts reports regarding the age of the child. some saying she may have been 4. >> . country music superstar. keith urban coming to town. here's your chance to see him live. be the eighth caller. we will set you up with two tickets to see keith. on his rip cord world tour. the show is set for friday july afte

they don't have proof the woman's drink was spiked but it is a reminder to never leave your drink unattended. that woman told police all she remembers is getting help getting on the light rail train. the next day she realized something serious had happened. >> she knew something had happened and she -- there was a large amount of blood she knew she needed to seek help and thankfully she did. >> the woman told police she stopped at my brothers bar on her way home from work last year and when to use the restroom. the next thing she remembers is when she woke up the next morning she noticed she was bleeding a lot so she drove to the hospital. they determined she had been sexually assaulted. lab tests show the dna belonged to joseph samuel martinez, a criminal past with arrests for assault, robbery and drug violations. the victim told police she doesn't know him. ata spokesman said of the victim had not goneeto the hospital when she did they may not have being able to track down a suspect. >> she probably would have no answers about what had happened to her that he name and what was happening to

. >> you don't leave your children unattended anyplace, but a 12-year-old is not like a 2-year-old but it's still a child. >> reporter: police say the suspect got a couple of streets a child in the car. >> the 12-year-old woke up and the suspect turned around and saw there was somebody in the car and it probably shocked him. >> reporter: the suspect drove to eagle park apartments where he parked the car, jumped out and took off on foot. he was described as a suspect in his 20's with a short mohawk and gold teeth. >> you can't expect the school and educators to change the mentality of your children. >> reporter: now police believe after the suspect took off on foot, he was actually picked up by a friend. if you have any information on this case, you're asked to call police. in daytona beach, jennifer ortega, news 6. >> matt: thank you, jen. in about two hours now, republican presidential candidate marco rubio is holding a rally in sanford. it will probably be nothing like the one donald trump held on the ucf on saturday. >> ginger: that's because one of the biggest political rallies in

officers are deployed and amtrak employees are reminded to look for and report suspicious activity and unattended items. >> the people in brussels are using social media to share what they saw during the confusing and scary moments. alicia vitarelli joins us with more on that. >> the images and videos through the eyes of eyewitnesss are haunting. this is what it looks like at the brussels airport. he calls the experience violent and terrifying. you can see the baby stroller left behind and this is the incredible damage from the aftermath of the explosions and this is the area that is now just a complete ghost town, elsewhere you can see people huddling together. families are holding on and keeping safe today. this is the compelling video that shows the immediate aftermath of the attack at the airport. people screaming reminders over and over it's okay, it's okay. a sign of solidarity there and people crouching for cover unsure what will happen next. >> we know what happens next was a second attack at a brussels metro station. >> this is just remarkable video, really scary to watch, eyewitnesss ev