hospital center. days after discovering a potentionally dangerous bacteria in it's nicu unit-- the hospital says, the problem is bigger than they thought. john gonzalez is live a more. happening now. d-c police have exactly one month before chief cathy lanier retires from the force. the long-time chief made the surprising announcement at police headquarters tuesday, saying she will take over as the nfl's head of security. mayor muriel bowser plans to announce an interim police chief in the coming days. then-- a national search will then begin for lanier's permenant replacement. chief lanier has been with the m-p-d for 26 years, the last ten spent as the district's top cop. her last day in d-c will be september 17th. also happening today.. former fairfax city council member steven stombres will be sworn in at 10:30 a.m., as the city's former mayor richard "scott" silverthorne. he resigned last week after being arrested in a sex-for-meth sting. a special mayoral election is set for february seventh. coming up. a sea of flame, spreading across southern california. you won't believe how much damage it's

. >> reporter: battling stage iv brain and lung cancer, doctors at longmont united hospital knew her mom's time was coming to an end. i could not picture myself going through all of this without her. >> reporter: the hospital arranged for taylor to have an ultrasound lying next to her mom before it was too late. >> she reached over and patted my cheek which is something that she has always done. .moment is when i kind of knew she was still fighting, but kind of ready to go as well. >> reporter: taylor's mom passed away three days later. while the moment will always be bittersweet, taylor said she is happy knowing her mother met her baby girl before she was even born. >> she will know the love that my mom had for her, even without seeing her, my mom left her a lot already. >> reporter: taylor says her mom and daughter will share the same middle name and hopes this mantra will help her mom's legacy live on forever. keep an eye on the storms for us at this hour. where are they? >> over the front range, here's what's going on, the cold wave that came through yesterday and secondary search

. >> reporter: battling stage 4 brain and lung cancer, doctors at longmont united hospital knew her mom's time was coming to an end. >> i thought how am i going to do this? i couldn't picture myself going through all her. >> reporter: so the hospital arranged for taylor to have an ultrasound lying next to her mom before it was too late. >> she reached over and she patted my cheek which is something that she has always done. at that moment, i kind of knew she was still fighting but kind of ready to go as well. >> reporter: taylor's mom passed away just three days later. while the moment will always be bittersweet ... >> you have a daughter. happy knowing her mother met her baby girl before she was even born. >> she will know the love that my mom had for her. even without seeing her ... my mom loved her a lot already. >> and that was andrea flores reporting. taylor says her mother and daughter will share the same middle name. >> absolutely. >>> we are turning now weather. one gorgeous night for a sporting event. >> several sporting events if you are partaking tonight. we have clear skies ov

the hospital says two infants in the unit have recently died. are the hospital cteria. >> reporter: three of the nine patients tested positive of the bacteria u but none of them showed sy?imptoms ofacte the ba. it's called called pseudomonas and it can be deadly for newborns who don't have hearty immune systems. 6 >> these infections can have grave consequences for the control says clinics and hospitals report over 50,000 pseudomonas infections a year, 60,000 of them drug resistant. causing 240 total deaths, mostly adults. two newborns died from it t?s?3 yea at a los anges hoital and it killed infants in 20e uk. insist routinej(ij airlines struggles to recover from a system outage that grounded planes from across the world and today the airline cancelled another 680 flights. wearing her wedding dress. delta airlines says it has narrowed the problem down to a power surge that took out a computer module and the backup system also failed. lester? >> kerry sanders in atlanta, thank you. >>> new questions are being raised about the safety of amusement

./// ((brian loftus)) >>> a hospital in maryland has moved 9 babies out of its neonatal intensive care unit and into another hospital this after three babies tested deadly bacteria. adam may is outside prince george's hospital center in maryland with the latest. this is the pseudomonas aeruginosa bacteria found in the noses of 3 babies in the neo-natal care unit at prince george's hospital center. hospital staff have moved those babies and 6 others to another hospital. (carnell cooper/chief medical officer/dimensions health system) this is out of an abundance of concern for safety doctors say the three babies are all clinically asymptomaticand may not be infected. pathologists are investigating the recent deaths have yet to find a direct link. carnell cooper/chief medical officer/dimensions health system) "there have been no clear deaths associated with these infections." according to the centers for disease control and prevention, 51-thousand people in a healthcare setting get infected with pseudomonas aeruginosa every year. 13 percent of those cases are resistant to many drugs and 400 peo

made an the hospital after a united airlines plane made an emergency landing after turbulence. members are hospitalized right now. the flight was traveling from houston texas to london. the airline says the emergency landing followed "severe and unexpected turbulence." the plane landed at shannon airport in ireland. this morning, a valley man is claiming c-c-s-d took back his job offer. joe minnich says cheyenne high and he says the principal told him the district would be in touch with the papaerwork. 16:04:06 "and most importantly, a contract offer. none of that ever came." minnich says the principal then called with a different take the job as a substitue, which minnich turned down. 16:05:33 "i felt a slap in the face saying we don't value you." butted with 16:03:11 "they wanted me to do all the work of a teacher, just not pay me as a teacher." they sent us a statement that says they encourage applicants to follow up on their applications with h-r. minnich says he now has teaching interviews lined up with a few private schools. a 13 action news story gets results for a hender

unit. the hospital found the bacteria in one patient care area outside of the nicu unit, so they may are now looking at disinfecting and monitoring for that bacteria. infectious disease experts are trying to trace the exact source of it. alison: also breaking tonight, a person missing in the potomac river near great falls. sky track 7 flew over the scene. the search was called off for the night because of darkness. it will resume in the morning at about 8:00. disappearance, but stay with us and we will bring you updates. jonathan: the top story, thousands across the dmv cannot call 911 from their cell phones. the chaos started after this transformer blew up. that was the fire last night. tim barber is at the scene in northwest. the officials are still not saying when this problem could be fixed. tim: no, and we asked a couple of times tonight. you can still see some of the damage from the fire that they are trying to fix. what you cannot see is the damage this is causing to sprint customers. fire and smoke shoot out of the ground. d.c. fire and ems recorded the video after an underground tra

. >>> a maryland hospital temporarily shut down its neonatal unit because some >> reporter: this is the pseudomonas bacteria that was found in this maryland hospital neonatal unit at prince george's hospital. the babies have been moved to another hospital. >> this is out of abundance of concern for safety. >> reporter: doctors say all three babies are all clinically asymptomatic and may not be infected. pathologists are investigating the recent death of other babies in the ncu but have yet to find a direct link. >> there have been no clear deaths associated with these in fact,tions. >> reporter: a prevention, 51,000 people in health care settings get infected with this pseudomonas bacteria each year and 13% are multidrug resistant to this bacteria and 400 people die each year. >> patients in the hospital who get this particular infect are already very, very ill. >> reporter: hospitals believe the bacteria came from water pipes leading into the hospital. they stopped using that water the process of disinfecting the plumbing. tatiana flores heard the news when they came to the hospital to

the hospital in maryland shut down the unit after three neonatal patients tested positive. spokes people for the hospital say they transferred nine babies out to other hospitals specific unit is affected. >>> we've reported several cases of people misusing 911 for calls that are not emergencies but a connecticut dispatcher didn't dismiss the non-emergency call she got from an elderly woman who needed help. >> dispatcher katherine grady said she was happy to help the woman herself. she also contacted the woman's in-home assistance program to make sure they send someone to keep track of her daily needs. [screaming] >> help him! >> that's the violence that broke up a peaceful protest in the anniversary of michael brown's test. what happened right before this causing people to pull out their guns and as you heard fire. >> here's a live look at a high school -- with the upgrades. what school administrators say they are most proud of. y22q3y yy6y

. >> reporter: doctors at longmont united hospital knew her mom's time was coming to an end battling brain cancer. >> i thought how am i going to do this? i couldn't picture myself going through all of this without her. >> reporter: so the hospital arranged for taylor to have an ultrasound lying beside her mom before it was too late. >> she reached over and patted my check which is at that moment, it is kind of when i knew she was still fighting but ready to go as well. >> reporter: taylor's mom passed away just three days later. while the moment will always be bittersweet ... >> you have a daughter. >> reporter: taylor says she is happy knowing her mother met her baby girl before she was even born. >> she will know the love my mom had for her. even without seeing her, my mom >> what a story. that was andrea flores reporting. the mother and daughter will share the same middle name. she is hoping the tribute will help her mother's legacy live on. there you go. >>> turning to weather, is it football, baseball, or soccer weather? or all of the above dave? we have a nice night for any ev

>> they did nothing. >> just last week we reported that two babies died in the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit. the hospital found in connection to the bacteria. three babies tested positive for pseudonomys, causing the unit to be shut down. nine infants were transported. ashley hagins, who is 7 months pregnant, came here today sfwh toward what is going on. >> reporter: prince george's hospital center says it discovered pseudonomys in a patient care area outside the patient intensive care area. no additional patients have been detected with the bacteribacter. they say we take our responsibility in providing quality health care to this community with utmost seriousness and we will be unrelenting in finding the root cause. we began this story with larry the boxer. hospital center neither confirms nor denies he had an infection or that it was caused by pseudonomys. last week and again today we were preparing the reports on pseudom pseudonomis. back to you. >> thank you, chris. >>> tractor trailer driver was charged with involuntary manslaughter for causing this crash. chopper 4 flew over the scen

three infants in the neo-native intensive care unit at prince george's hospital center in maryland tested positive for a potential deadly bacteria. two of the babies died. a handful of other babies in the unit are being transferred. >>> four more people in florida have been diagnosed with the zika virus contracted through mosquito bites. there are now 21 patients in who have gotten the virus without traveling overseas. governor rick scott is calling on congress to reconvene and vote on the vega funding bill which does on the zika virus funding bill which has been installed. they set aside money in funding to buy the mosquito borne disease. >>> speaking of mosquitoes, spring to try to combat the zika virus and vice president of new york city's five boroughs. city health officials spring pesticides from trucks and the specific spring is targeting mosquitoes that carry the west nile virus which have been found in several neighborhoods in brooklyn and queens. these mosquitoes by the way do not carry the zika virus. >>> gorgeous today but we do have rain tomorrow. we have any freeze goldberg.

a hospital has moved its newborn looking into whether the deaths of two infants could be related. >> reporter: all nine infants at a neonatal care unit have been moved to other hospitals after the discovery of bacteria that can be deadly for fragile newborns. a hospital official says two infants in the unit recently died. >> there's been no the infection itself. >> reporter: three of the nine patients tested positive of the bacteria, but none of them showed symptoms of the bacteria. it's called pseudomonas and it can be deadly for newborns who don't have hearty immune systems. >> it's a big deal when we find this in a neonatal care unit because these infections can have grave consequences for the children. >> reporter: the centers for disease control says hospitals 6700 drug resist stand cauing 240 deaths, mostly adults. two newborns died from it ten years ago at a los angeles hospital and it killed four infants in 2012 in the uk. hospital officials insist it was routine testing that discovered the bacteria, which they believe came into the neonatal unit through a water pipe. pete williams, nbc news, maryland. >>> there was no end to

. >>> two babies died at this hospital unit possibly from a deadly bacteria. they are trying to determine if the bacteria is to blame. all nine infants from the in nicu are in other hospitals. but so far they are not showing any infections. >>> a train derailed in travers city in a town called derail. no one injured. the grant car tipped about 45 degrees into the back of a bar there. going intor ron today. but will they -- in toronto. but will they keep that up in tonight's game. and this is it and rbi double to right field. and next up, kevin langoria adding a two-run to center. and the rays go up 9-2, winning by the same score. and tonight, the first pitch happens just after >>> training camp tens for the bucks. it was not looking so good for the bucs' offense. and this was good with a long shot to russell shepherd. and the preseason game is tomorrow for the bucs. and newschannel 8 is your official buc's station. sister station 38. >>> how is it look out there? less wet, i hope. >>> right now less wet. this area of low pressure is stirring up all of this rain

the nicu supply. >> reporter: sherrie perkins also said that the babies here at the hospital, who are not in the nic unit are being bathed with bottled water, putting in a new filtration system at the hospital, and should be completed over the next couple of weeks. they are working around the clock to make sure that the water system here at the hospital is safe. now, as you recall, couple of weeks ago, when this story first broke, there were a number of babe that's were at the nic unit, or inside the nic unit being cared for here. those babies were transported to children's hospital. there were nine of them. we know that three had signs of the pseudomonas bacteria. sherrie perkins talked about that, as well, in this news conference earlier today. here's what she had to say. >> we had nine babies who were transported, transferred to children's national medical center, and of those nine babies, three were what are called colonized with the pseudomonas bacteria, but none of those babies were sick, have been sick with the pseudomonas infection, and as doctor harris said earlier, given the amount of time that

earlier this month, they brought in a number of ambulances from area hospitals to transfer some of these babies from the nic unit over to other hospitals. we know nine babies were transferred over hospital and three of those babies were known to be showing the pseudonomas bacteria. we'll show you what sherrie perkins has to say about those babies. >> we had nine babies who were transported, transferred to children's national medical center, and of those nine babies, three were what are called colonized with the back tear crashes but none of the babies were sick, had been sick with the pseudomonas infection, given the amount of time that has happened since that colonization, we're optimistic that they'll remain free of the infection. >> reporter: now, hospital officials also said today this bacteria is very come on, here, in our area, and across the united states. and, in adults it, can be treated. but with tiny babies, premature babies like those fatal. so this investigation continues, as to how those seven babies died, and at this point hospital officials are working around the clock, they said, to make sure th

first diving metal for the united states as he teams up with steel johnson to win it, they win it here in the rio games. >>> the middle count brought to you by university hospital united states, with 19 on total metals, china 13, japan, russia, 10 each. italy with nine. wow. very >>> michael felt going for 20. >> absolutely. and katie ledecky in the 200 >>> i know it's late but hopefully you can catch a little bit of channel 3 news starting at 4:30 a.m. until 7:00 a.m. >> double duty for the next two weeks. >> i love you guys. this is the chinese embassy in washington. wonder what they're up to in there? probably giving rob portman an award for being china's best senator. after all, portman voted for eight different trade deals. portman even led the fight to give the chinese permanent special trading status. sure hope rob portman's not in there negotiating another trade deal. hard to believe this guy's running for reelection in ohio! >> ryan seacrest here in rio de janeiro. if you didn't catch the action today, these are the three stories you need to know. rio, day three. we start with the host natn game. always a b moment. it was magnified when silva who grew

. >>> a maryland hospital shut down its neonatal unit. pseudomonsa bacteria that was found in this maryland hospital ncu unit. the babies have been moved to another hospital. >> this is out of abundance of concern for safety. >> reporter: doctors say all three babies are asymptomatic and may not be infected. pathologists are investigating the recent death of other babies in the ncu but have yet to find a direct link. according to the cen f disease control and prevention, 51,000 people in health care settings get infected about this pseudomonas bacteria each year and 400 people die each year. >> patients in the hospital who get this particular infect are already very, very ill. >> reporter: hospitals believe the bacteria came from water pipes leading into the hospital. will disinfect the plumbing. tatiana flores heard the news when they came to the hospital to visit her newbone nephew. >> it worry me a lot. adam may for cbs news, in maryland. >>> texas reported its first zika-related bath. a baby girl with microcephaly died a few weeks ago.

. >>> a maryland hospital shut pseudomonsa bacteria that was found in this maryland hospital ncu unit. the babies have been moved to another hospital. >> this is out of abundance of concern for safety. >> reporter: doctors say all three babies are asymptomatic and may not be infected. pathologists are investigating the recent death of other babies in the ncu but have yet to find a direct link. disease control and prevention, 51,000 people in health care settings get infected about this pseudomonas bacteria each year and 400 people die each year. >> patients in the hospital who get this particular infect are already very, very ill. >> reporter: hospitals believe the bacteria came from water will disinfect the plumbing. tatiana flores heard the news when they came to the hospital to visit her newbone nephew. >> it worry me a lot. adam may for cbs news, in maryland. >>> texas reported its first zika-related bath. a baby girl with microcephaly died a few her mother had traveled to el salvador. >>> in phoenix a massive dust storm overran phoenix and then a fierce rainstorm. in tucson, ariz

today's metal count is brought to you by university hospitals. united states with 60 metals, china with 37 and are omak. i would say a heckuva night in the pool. it has been an outstanding week. >> as we were watching katie ledecky tonight we thought something was wrong with our set because all we could see was her. katie ledecky. he says he is done, but with jackie is the superstar now. >> and she is only 19. stock how about the 35-year-old a month after 9/11, i got a call from david and he told me he was going into the national guard. he was sent to iraq to be a gunner on a humvee. a car pulled up in the driveway and three soldiers got out, and the sound of their boots as they came up those stairs will, you have moments when you really don't want to live anymore, it's a fate that i would not wish on anybody, not anybody. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i felt such a sense of outrage. ...wife, she was standing there, she had nothing to say, she probably... i would like to tell donald trump what it feels like, and i don't think

hospital and he is alive tonight. reid: as the fire chief and members of the department come together for training, the unthinkable happened just two days before his retirement. the critical care unit at beverly hospital isn't exactly where frank twiss wants to start his retirement, but at least the middleton fire chief will have a the 54-year-old suffered cardiac arrest yesterday at the fire station. nine members of his department saved his life. >> we looked over and we noticed that the chief looked like he was seizing. >> the key thing for us is us being here to witness it starting cpr right away and delivering the shock his heart needed and i think that made all the difference was timing. reid: each firefighter a paramedic, one is an e.r. doctor, no better place than here to have a life threatening condition. >> first thing i remember was waking up as i was getting into reid: earlier yesterday, the department ran a mile and half, did sit ups and push ups as part of training. this is a picture just 30 minutes before chief twiss suffered his attack. >> it was chaotic going zero to 100 like that, and its one of your guys and you're in your own home. reid: after receiving a stent,

. >> ucsf and san francisco general hospital opened ward 86 in 1983 as the world's first hospital unit to serve people fighting aids and hiv. they have done so much work in the years since. >>> it is time to check on our weather. >> dan: it will cool off, sandhya? >> >> sandhya: we will drop the temperatures a little more, dan and ama. today we had a sleet up tick in those temperatures. we will talk about what is ahead as we get closer to the weekend. first the time lapse from the east bay hills camera. notice the shower and fog layer rolling in as the sun was setting. there was haze in the atmosphere and it gave as you little of the reddish, hue. we are expecting smoke from the fire to move in. live doppler 7hd is showing where the fog is well into the north bay. visibility down to five miles in petaluma because of the fog. be careful during the morning commute. here is a look from our exploratorium camera. the top of the pyramid is barely visible. mid50s around san francisco and half moon bay. mountain view and san jose is mild in the low 60s. a live look from the south beach camera

the orbit eye hospital landed yesterday, a united states hospital with high-tech operating room on the plane treating people around the globe suffering from vision problems including cataracts. the program operates on donations and organizers are here hoping to get new technology sponsors in the bay area. >> 285 million people are blind or have avoidable low vision. 80% are treatable. >> the company is a teaching hospital where doctors may climb aboard the cargo area to learn to cataract surgery experts and to practice on similarity. the front of the plane is a classroom where the doctors can watch the surgeries happening in 3-d. aincredible. >> to clarify the teddy birds are prompts. author not doing operations. >> props. >> speed is the had line not olympics with the fat of the human beings on earth on the fooled including the fastest of them all. here is the report from rio de janeiro. >> at olympic stadium inry provide with the women's social media my finals america strong, philiss francis was first in the heat and allison felix followed. and hastings qualified for tuesday. in the

. >> ucsf and san francisco general hospital opened ward 86 in 1983 as the world's first hospital unitserve people fighting aids and hiv. they have done so much work in the years since. >>> it is time to check on our weather. >> dan: it will cool off, sandhya? >> >> sandhya: we will drop the temperatures a little more, dan and ama. today we had a sleet up tick in those temperatures. we will talk about what is ahead as we get closer to the weekend. first the time lapse from the east bay hills camera. notice the shower and fog layer rolling in as the sun was setting. there was haze in the atmosphere and it gave as you little of the reddish, hue. we are expecting smoke from the fire to move in. live doppler 7hd is showing where the fog is well into the north bay. visibility down to five miles in petaluma because of the fog. be careful during the morning commute. here is a look from our exploratorium camera. the top of the pyramid is barely visible. mid50s around san francisco and half moon bay. mountain view and san jose is mild in the low 60s. a live look from the south beach camera and

for patients to get food on demand and that became a business that grew to hundreds of hospitals across the united states. then there is dana hopkins who lives in eastern kentucky and she joined or had an idea and she became part of a coworker's hub. there, she hatched the idea that is a platform she developed that teaming up with the national diaper bank she built a customer base of those that were labeled as a very hard to serve employees and created an online-on-demand attire for business coaching and job matching services that are all over the country. dana use the idea of platforms in this rural eastern kentucky community that is now connecting people to jobs all over the country. what do these people have in common? what could they possibly have in common? somebody manufacturing, but from company, they all in 2020, they all love their jobs. they love their jobs. moreover, they feel really confident in the jobs that they have, that they can put food on the table, that they can put a roof over their head, that they can provide health care for the kids, not just now and the jobs they have now,

found at the neonatal intensive care unit at prince georges hospital center. has been found in another part of that hospital. john gonzalez more on the latest discovery. john: parents, for that matter, at prince george's county hospital center, this is the last thing they want to hear. officials say the discovery was made last night -- more potentially dangerous bacteria has been found here, specifically the presence of onedomonas, at least in patient care area outside the nicu. it was discovered in the water pipes after two newborns died in the neonatal intensive care unit. expertsfectious disease are working to identify where the a bacteria is coming from, the root of the problem, the hospital has been running continuous water sampling and testing. they are also working to disinfect the plumbing infrastructure for the entire complex. a number of babies have been transferred out of the knenicu. we who brought her sick child in today. i am feeling so bad about everything. that people should do something about it. as soon as possible. john: the county is planni

this gold-medal count is hospital. the united states, 43, 37, 36, a total of 116. china in second with 70.>> at the top. is a little sad when it comes to the state. the last full day of competition. what's tomorrow? orr tomorrow we have men's basketball. we expect team usa to take hold -- take home the gold medal. we also have the ohio state lookout for.>>> thank you for joining us. late-night olympic coverage continues next. the latest news, weather, and sports are on our app nw -- wkyc.com. >>> ryan seacrest here. one last time at copacabana beach with a few of my friends. if you missed any of today, these are the things you need to know, rio de janeiro, day 15. wen jorgensen won the u.s. a first gold medal in triathlon. in the women's basketball gold medal game, the united states continued its unprecedented run of domination. >> once again, the united states women's olympic basketball team

. >> >> today's medal count is brought to you by university hospital. united states has 60, china, 41, great britain has 30. thanks so much for being with us on this sunday, august 14th. that's a live look at progressive field. it is family fun day. a lot of fun in the park. plaza and then you go in, hot dog, ice cream -- thanks so much for being with us. we e the forecast to make sure the rain doesn't spoil the tribe game. michael, is that cake in the weather center? >>> there is no better way to start off on sunday morning than to fill yourself with some homemade cake. that's what this is. you said you like my homemade cake, by the way. before, we are tracking showers and thunderstorms. i expect we'll see it later on this afternoon. the rainfall is hoping to wash a lot of the allergens out of the air. tracking a couple of light showers, generally forming along interstate 71, grab the umbrellas before you head out the door you are noticing perhaps darker clouds over the but a heads up, we are tracking showers along the shore. grab the umbrella before you run

mon to strangers in texas unite at a hospital to resolve to do had never but they ended up singing a duet and it went viral. >> pretty cool ha men in the video is a pastor visiting patients in there he started to playing the piano before he knew it he was joined by a woman singing the video posted to a pastor's wife a facebook page the more i thought best women has got the goods. ms. cynthia read i'm not sure if you know but you have gone viral on facebook what does that mean what does the bible main he says that means that you are popular. >> remember when you have gone viral was a bad thing just i didn't know if you were entertaining yourself always complicated. >> with going on outside. >> work and have a great weekend you can take a breather for a little bit you got this and i will talk about the weather because i really do have a great weekend ahead so wednesday thursday great days right it felt like it rained forever we only got about a tenth of an inch out of it now and friday featuring some sunshine friday somewhere between the gray middle of the ahead will go toward the moun

. >> reporter: tonight cui ying zhao is out of the hospital intensive care unit. her husband says she is now talking and it recognizes her loved ones. doctors say her legs are paralyzed, but he is still holding out hope. >> hoping she can walk. the doctor says she is not going to walk but i don't know. maybe have her go to rehab to help her to walk in the future. that's what i want. >> reporter: she was at washington square park with her daughters when a heavy pine tree branch snapped and landed on her head. her husband says doctors told him her lower spine is broken and her skull is cracked. back she cries when i go to see her. she cries a lot. i told her not to worry, were going to ask for people's help and hopefully people can help us. >> reporter: he says their 2 young daughters are having a tough time eating and keep asking when their mom will come home. doctors have not told the family when she will be able to leave the hospital. road to recovery is likely to be long. her husband says she is the rock of the family. >> she takes care of the kids. and i cannot

unit. the cdc says the bacteria can lead to severe illness if you have a system. the hospital shut down the unit after three babies in the nicu tested positive. a spokesperson for the hospital said they transferred nine babies out to other hospitals while officials investigate. they also say only -- that only that specific unit is affected. >>> this morning there are new complaints that a kansas water slide was dangerous even before a 10-year-old boy was killed riding it last weekend. we learned that just days ago 10-year-old caleb schwab died from a neck injury on the water tallestp now people are coming forward saying their complaints to park staff about the slide were is ford. several people who -- ignored. several people say the straps that hold them down came loose and the ride wasn't smooth. >> we didn't think much of it. >> we told the people at the bottom, we told them about it and they didn't really say anything. >> reporter: 10-year-old caleb schwab was killed sunday while riding this water slide in kansas. it's 168 feet high. so far there's on what went wrong. memor

removed and the unit will remain closed until further notice. 7 babies died in the unit since beginning of year. hospital officials say there is no evidence that the caused the baby's deaths but infectious disease expert is investigate whether there could be a connection. >> these babies are especially precious to us as patient and their families are especially precious to us and saddens us to a team to lose a baby. epidemiologist and neonatal experts are investigating any links between death of any bab babies and the water supply. >> crews are testing water day and nights and hospital hopes a new filtration system will be in place in the coming weeks. >> and a youth director in prince william county is accused of sexually abusing a teen age whirl. she was charged with inappropriately touching an 16 week it has been in fauquier how was lt trump was arrested and held on 35 down. >> and police charged jordan baird of warrington with child abuse and inappropriate text messages and inappropriately touched the 16-year-old girl where the church last year baird needed yesterday he's held on $10,000 bond. >> rya

unit. the hospital says it fixed the issues. >>> two communities are wrapping up another round of mosquito spraying. crews sprayed the cushman landing and kennedy park in fall river overnight. fall river will spray again on friday as they prepares for the crowds it bring to the area starting today. >>> tell ahead, a change for -- still ahead a. change for hulu customers. >> and a lawsuit against customers-- starbucks put on ice. >> a big relief for people in the south end after police catch a man accused of kidnapping and raping a woman at a playground. why boston police are praising >>> well it's a season for divorce plews judge telling within starbucks customer to chill out. customers. jilling with aner is live with today's money watch. good morning jill. >> reporter: good morning chris and kate. hulu will no longer offer a free version of the streaming service. they are shifting to an ad freepaid sus description service only. tis the season for divorce. researchers from the university of washington listed more than a decade's worth of data finding divorce filing peaked during march marc

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. >>> the neonatal unit at principle george's hospital is shut down. two babies died possibly from a deadly bacteria. and they are trying to determine if that is to late. all nine infants from -- is if that is if that is to blame. and the other babies were removed from the nicu and taken to other hospitals. >>> if you look at these picks this adds up. the track separated and the grain cart tipped about 45 degrees into the back of a bar 5:48. first day of schools. kids are heading back in many counties. >>> that's right. a much better news use you try to get to school. yesterday it was so wet. of your hair done and your clothes perfect. good news, drier today. all the rain moved up to the panhandle of florida. let me tell you as you walk to school, riding the bike to school or just walking to the bus stop. there will over from yesterday's rain just 24 hours from yesterday's morning. we saw rain fall totals more than two inches. and that is not with the saturated ground. it is a small rain chance. we need to be on the lookout for some small flooding. rai

. >> and will benefit the san francisco general operation, ward 86 opened as the first hospital unitdedicated to treating aids and hiv. >> world news is next. >>> tonight, the race against time. the massive and deadly earthquake. our team on the scene in italy. the trapped. the children rescued. search teams talking to a woman through this tiny slice in the rubble. our chief foreign correspondent is there. >> that's a tornado. >>> at this hour, the tornado emergency in this country. buildings destroyed. students hunkered down in classrooms late today. and we're also tracking a tropical system headed toward the u.s. that could become a hurricane. >>> also tonight, american university under siege at this hour. attackers rushing in. students barricading themselves inside. martha raddatz standing by. >>> donald trump turning up the heat on hillary clinton. but the trump team is asked, didn't donald trump donate to the clinton foundation himself? >>> anne

now today's medal count is brought to you by the university hospitals and united states continuing to roll them up 28 total medals going into the night tonight. china with 20, japan with 16, great britain hassed a good summer olympics with 11. there is a developing story going on right now in rio as diana is joining us along with betsy and that is the united states men's basketball team three right now going into the fourth quarter. i thought it was a misprint. they should lead by 33. they are only up by three. >> you never know what happens at the olympics. >> we should almost have pastry and coffee up here. [ laughter ] okay. katie ledecky unbelievable swimmer. >> did you see it? >> of course i saw >> it was unbelievable. really from the get go. when you saw her out in the beginning, the first 100, if this girl cannot hold this for the next 100, we're in trouble. and she held it. it was amazing. it was honestly a beautiful twist. >> it really was. it's almost like she really knows, do you know your strategy going into the race? >> if you don't, you're in trouble. >> so you know wher