Defects if contracted in pregnant women. Bob a mother accused of a terrible crime and police say she became so upset while folding laundry she repeatedly beat her child. She has been charged with child abuse according to the police. Holly bristow is live with more. Reporter the police said they commend the witness who called 911 on behalf of the child too small to defend themselves. This 23yearold mother is in jail charged with child abuse. This woman was arrested in a sanford laundry matt after police say she beat her toddler. The Sanford Police department received a call from a person who observed what appeared to be the caregiver of a young toddler striking the child, and speaking to the child and treating the child in what that person perceived in a manner that wasnt okay according to witnesses they walked up crying reaching up to be picked up. The arrest av ffidavit said she cursed at the child and told him to shut up before striking him with a closed first in the leg, mouth and c
First, heres a live look outside over downtown orlando this morning. This is another gorgeous view of that sunrise to start our day. Marina jurica is in Severe Weather center 9. Were seeing clouds increase as we speak. And the clouds will continue to move in this morning and well be looking at a chance for showers later on today. But the coastal areas could be battling the showers off and on through the saturday. The area of low pressure is moving in. And it will bring a little bit of rain. And were warmer this morning. A lot of that has to do with the clouds. But were in the 50s and 60s along the i40 corridor. And out west, and northwest, still dealing with mid and upper 40s. Were talking mid60s. And that is going to definitely change over the next 24 hours as the 50s return for highs as the low pressure passes by tomorrow. But ill have all the details coming up in the next 60 minutes. Were learning more about the man that the police was shot and killed in a publix parking lot. And we
This Morning School officials speak out in a live interview. Its happened again. First, celebrities were targeted. Now the private photos as many as 200,000 users in the popular app snap chat may have been stolen. Why the company is saying dont blame us today, monday, october 13th, 2014. Announcer from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. And good morning. Welcome to today on a monday morning. Im matt lauer, along with Natalie Morales, tamron hall and dylan dreyer. Savannah remains on maternity leave. Lie ladies, good morning. Columbus day, a lot of kids out there. Football fans. A lot of canadians as well. A parade in new york in a few hours. If youre in the area, be careful of that. Lets get to todays top story. This is the concern over ebola. After the infection of a woman who was treating dallas victim Thomas Eric Duncan. Nbc National Correspondent kate snow is here with the latest on that. Kate, good morning to you
Good afternoon sara bloomquist is off and in the news former president , george h. W. Bush remains hospitalized after experiencing a shortness of breath and officials determine the cause of an apartment blaze in delaware. But the big story is the Christmas Eve rush, people are trying out of town or driving to grandmoms house or going to the stores to get last minute gifts. The action cam found this man trekking through the rain with his suit case in hand. We have Team Coverage of the holiday rush this afternoon and john rawlins is at the owe airport and walter perez is live in south jersey where last minute shoppers are busy but lets begin with karen rogers at the big board. Reporter that is right, we told you that the first half of the day is the wettest than is what we see on stormtracker 6 live double scan, specifically south and east of the city we see the heaviest rain so far, the areas of yellow and red hitting millville and this is route 40 here and if you are traveling near may
People they are often democrats who want to say ive got a good idea. Lets impose it on all the schools. For example common core, theres a good idea, some people say. Thats a very explicit standard of point of teaching schools. We have 43 states with waivers from the u. S. Department of education. In order to get that waiver, which they need to keep their schools from being failing, they have to in effect adopt common core. Thats created a general uprising in ten. I imagine it has in North Carolina. I suspect it has in iowa not so much because of what the standards are but because of the very idea that washington would be telling local School Districts that they know better what the academic standards of their schools taught to be than the state capital and local school board. The same thing with teacher evaluation when i was the governor of tennessee in the 1980s we became the first state to pay teachers more for teaching well. I had a year and a half brawl with the National Education