102.5. which really got me nervous. as any parent knows, who has a sick child,it is a heart wrenching proposition. nicholas is normally a healthy and active fourth grader who enjoys doing projects with his dad and loves baseball. now, he was having shortness of breath. his cough worsening. a chest x-ray at an urgent care confirmed nicholas had pneumon pneumonia. a dangerous complication children across the country are experiencing. in a flu season considered to be the worst in nearly a decade. not the news this doting father of two wanted to hear. i live for my children and the bottom line is that i i cherish them and when they re not well, it just drives me insane. it really does. reporter: dr. mike says the flu causes inflammation in your body. taking a toll on your immune system. and that makes you more susceptible to bacterial infections and pneumonia. as father, i m petrified, because we know that new known ya can be very very serious, and the flu can be deadly
tour of the damage monday. nothing structural. minimal smoke but lots of water everywhere. with i was tills will cut off and he and his 80 employees are out of the work for awhile. but he remains optimistic. you ll find a way to get through this. absolute, yeah. everybody will. reporter: the massive fire raged out of control for more than four hours early sunday morning. sending scores of apartment dwellers and guests at a best western hotel scurrying into the pre-dawn chill. all of a sudden i felt like we were surrounded by like a huge cloud of smoke. we couldn t see. everyone is coughing. i didn t know where we were going. so we just went down and by the time we went out, everyone is scream going to the left, go to the left. left in little bit of panic, my phone, wallet, keys, severing still back in the room. in order get home and drive hoe we need to get what was left in there. he was not alone. throughout the day monday hotel guests some still fighting back or
she, um, just enjoyed live. she just always enjoyed helping take care of family and a niece. reporter: police say it was just after 8:00 wednesday night when tieesha and a van load of family members drove through a shooting scene at 16th and needy where at least five shots were fired. as they sped away to escape, and turned on to broad street, they dropped off one of the women when they returned minutes later to pick her up on broad street, witnesses heard deadly gunfire. we believe the van was struck up to five times. the victims appear to be innocent parties to the shooting. reporter: after she was shot the family van veered out of control crossed a median and crashed. police arrived within seconds as family members fled the van and the gunman escaped. we don t believe they were a tar g we don t believe it was road rage. we don t believe the occupants had anything to do with anything. i just wish they fine the person and, um, put the guns down. reporter: as homi
card had expired. officers say she was worried she might be deported. but they assured her she d be okay, and determined everyone was safe. sadly about 8:30 monday morning, a 911 call from poe legal lena saying she had just drowned her two children. she was pretty as a matter of fact about her admission that the two children were dead. our officers discovered them in the back bathtub. court documents described the heartbreaking details. she told police she placed the baby on his back in the tub, filling it with water and leaving him. she then says she physically assaulted the five-year-old dragging him to the bathroom and placing his head underwater until he stop moving. there s no answers for this. you don know what goes through a person s mind. what her reasons are. i don t think we re ever going to know. small memorial sits out outside the apartment. authorities were back on scene today. you can see water on the floor and high chair through the door. john says the
the same time over power the suspect and physically stay on top of him until backup arrived. reporter: police immediately got a tourniquet on the officer s leg to stop the bleeding. the suspect he s a bad guy. reporter: 19-year-old dell ron may hasn t alleged gang member from lindenwold with a rap sheet way too long for his age. arrested at least ten times. convicted of three felonies. now add charges of a tempted murder. no one we spoke to his neighborhood recognized him. usually quiet at that house. but i don t know them. reporter: the camden county freeholder director provided a description. this most dangerous scum bag of a man who is the defendant and suspect is now off the street. reporter: as officer o hanlon recovers, police are also now focused on the health of the neighborhood. known trouble spot where fearful neighbors were treat to do ice cream and a commit many. we realize that the community was being victimized by this suspect as much as our of