announcer: it is 10:00 p.m., do you know where your children are? right now on fox 5 news at 10:00. daycare fight club. kids as young as four allegedly sporessed out by workers. the two women accused of recording the fights then posting them to social media. let s get to linda schmidt with the latest on the investigation. he is at the daycare in cranford, new jersey, now. hi, linda. reporter: hi, steve, dari. the bottom line is this with the story tonight. two former daycare workers have been fired. they are now charged with child abuse. meantime, the director of the daycare has resigned. that is the most appalling reprehensible thing i have ever heard. we should give them time. punishment, yeah. parents are singed by what two former daycare workers are accused of doing at life bridge academy daycare in cranford, new jersey. 22-year-old erica kenny and 28 year white forced 4, 5, 6-year-old children to fight one another on the may ground and called it a fight club. t
say anything. i ll shoot you. give me the money. investigators say these three suspects caught on individual surveillance in center city in the middle of a serious crime spree. one of them may be very young. there is one kid that does look like. two of the incidents he could be 14 years old. i think he was trying to did he training. he didn t know too much. the way he was acting he was like new startin starting. robber in training you think. yeah. reporter: in the past week the teenage suspects have robbed or attempted to rob three cab drivers. all at gun point and in one instance they fired a shot. they tried to robert driver. he sped off. the driver says he heard a shovel fortunately he was able to get away and not be injured. report floor two of the three robberies the suspects hailed cabs in center city including here at 12th and race. each time they asked to be dropped off at 1500 deal street where the robberies occurred. i would think they re down fr
victims of a bar barrick procedure given to them while they were in labor. this is al jazeera america, live from new york city. i am erica pitzi. health officials are 2350i9ing ebola on two fronts: working to stop the virus from spreading and also trying to head off a public panic. according to the world health organization, this outbreak has claimed 4,555 lives, nearly all of them in west africa. to date, only two people have contracted the disease in this country. both are nurses who cared for ebola victim thomas eric duncan. fear is contagion. today, president obama used his weekly address to urge people to resist the hysteria. melissa chan is in dallas, a city that s become the focal point of the u.s. response to ebola. melissa, this cdc is going to issue new guidelines for hospitals dealing with ebola. do we know what those changes will be or when they will be announced? well, erica, the cdc said it would like to issue those guidelines as soon as possible. possibly
access. we begin tonight with the deadly ebola outbreak in west africa and the fight to calm fears here in the u.s. the world health organization says over 4500 people have died from ebola nearly all of them in liberia, guinea and sierra leone. with three confirmed cases here in the u.s. with one death, the centers for disease control says, it will release new guidelines for potential patients. meanwhile, canada is prepared to send 800 vials, to the world health organization in west africa. melissa chan, what s the latest? well, randall, this afternoon judge clay jenkins spoke to the press. he is someone who s been very integral in dealing with the ebola challenge in dallas and he was also the person responsible for moving the duncan family for the unidentified location for the 21 day quarantine. the duncan family the first family involved in ebola. here is what the judge said was important with this weekend. it s a critical weekend because eight to ten days after the exp
one author making a shocking claim just in time for students to return to school. why she says there is a war on boys in america s classics. schools hostile to young boys. we re going to debate it fox & friends hour one starts right now. mike, mike, mike, mike, mike, what day is it, mike? it s fox & friends. [rooster crowing] clayton: good morning, welcome to fox & friends. keep track of what day it is, mike. mike: it s not hump day it s saturday. it s so interesting to bed in the new studio with the new curvey couch it s so clean. unreal. clayton: does this studio look familiar? mike: this was mike s studio back in the day. mike: not that far back. clayton: you guys built this studio. [ buzzer ] clayton: coming up in the show a little bit mike was already asking me about this a device that let s you capture audio of anything going on in the day when spousal fights when the wife says to you i never said that you will be able it play this device back