Baby Put in Washing Machine
COSTELLO: Here's a story with a catch, actually two. Fishermen from Down Under were reeling in a blue shark when they ran into a real life scene from "Jaws". An 18-foot Great White reared up and bit the smaller shark right in half and that is when this violent tug of war began. The incident happened a few months ago just off the coast of Bondi Beach in Sydney. And it was just put up on YouTube. We thought it was cool video so we decided to show you. Australian authorities have assured swimmers and surfers that lifeguards routinely patrol for sharks and the water is safe. I won't be swimming there, though Jeff Fischel.</s>JEFF FISCHEL, HLN SPORT: Was there any anger there? Or is it just a shark being a shark? Like does he need therapy or is that really just how he attacks everything?</s>COSTELLO: I think it was just a shark being a shark and I want to stay as far away from it as possible.</s>FISCHEL: That's a good plan.</s>COSTELLO: Yes. Ok. Let's talk sports and start with baseball?</s>FISCHEL: No, we start with NBA playoffs.</s>COSTELLO: Oh, yes now.</s>FISCHEL: This is the good stuff now, Carol. Good stuff, because we are heading into a game seven and you can't beat that in the playoffs. The Celtics could have moved on in the NBA Eastern Conference finals with a win in Phi7lly last night. They could not get the job done. AI was in the house for the Sixers -- Allen Iverson. Not suiting up for his old team but he got the biggest cheers from the home fans. Plenty of cheers leftover for Jrue Holiday, Elton Brand, Andre Iguodala, they were fantastic. Holiday scored 20 points, Brand 13 and 10 boards. The Sixers stifle the Celtics' offense, and win 82- 75. Game seven, deciding game seven, Saturday. Baseball now, and there you go, Carol, before last night's Yankees and Royals game, Alex Rodriguez said he was ready to break out of the slump, and he was right. I mean truly he's not a good two months -- first two months of the year. Smacks two home runs off Will Smith, the rookie pitcher and not the actor. It's A-Rod's 60th multi- homerun-- I just figured I should clear it up now. I didn't want any questions lingering. The final Yankees 8, Royals 3. 39-year-old and Andy Pettitte gets the win for New York.</s>COSTELLO: Wow.</s>FISCHEL: As if the job isn't tough enough being an NHL of goaltender. New York Rangers goalie Henrik Lundquist has to make one of the toughest saves when his own teammate Brad Richards fired a shot towards the net. Good shot, wrong net, terrific save. Richards snapped the stick in the process. The Devils win and they take a 3-2 series lead in the Eastern Conference Finals. All right. Check out this trick play from the Minnesota high school baseball team. The bases loaded, the pitcher throws towards center field, he throws it away. He is just pretending, he has the ball the whole time, but his team sold it and the runner on third went home, and they throw him out at home.</s>COSTELLO: I think that the Tigers need to try that.</s>FISCHEL: That is right, your Tigers can't find ways to win, they should try this. The trickeration -- it worked. The runner on third fully bought it. All right. This is the best ball boy we've found -- actually ball girl. Miss Babe Ruth. Look, gets the bat. That's awesome stuff. That is at a Georgia Tech/Florida State baseball game.</s>COSTELLO: Does the dog do this every game?</s>FISCHEL: Not every game but it is helpful when it does.</s>COSTELLO: When needed.</s>FISCHEL: Yes, exactly.</s>COSTELLO: Ok. Jeff Fischel, thanks for sharing.</s>FISCHEL: Ok.</s>COSTELLO: You have heard the phrase throwing the baby out with the bath water. Well, in an absolutely confounding twist, we bring you the tail of a baby that was thrown in the wash. Jeanne Moos has more.</s>JEANNE MOOS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: It is scary enough watching this surveillance tape of a guy playing with a one-year-old by putting him in a washer, and then the door automatically locks and the washer turns on. The man and the woman babysitting the child panic, but imagine you are the mother.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Are you the mom?</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Yes.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Hi mom.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Is this the baby?</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Yes.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: He is adorable.</s>MOOS: Sakia David (ph) is the 22-year-old mother who watched the video for the first time on the news.</s>SAKIA DAVID, MOTHER OF BABY PUT IN WASHING MACHINE: I said that you can't tell me that isn't my -- I said that's my baby and that is her.</s>MOOS: Her, being the child's babysitter who never told the mother what happened almost two weeks ago at this Camden, New Jersey laundromat. The babysitter and an unidentified friend brought one- year-old Samir Bush along to do the laundry while his mom was at work. After he got stuck in the machine, the pair frantically ran for help, A laundromat employee came to the rescue, heaving aside tables and turn off power to the machine. The other guy was jumping out of his skin. The babysitter was banging the table.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I pulled the baby out. I feel good because I saw that the baby is still alive.</s>MOOS: Still alive and basically unharmed. The pair took the boy to the hospital and then returned him to mom who noticed nothing amiss. After the video went viral, police got in touch with the mother. The Camden County prosecutor's office says this was not an intelligent choice to put the baby in the washing machine, but it is not a crime. How's the mother feel? David: I'm pissed. I was mad, because you should not put a kid in the washer, but at the same time, he was just playing around.</s>MOOS: As for the babysitter, the mom says she won't be baby- sitting anymore. Meanwhile back at washing machine number 15, the owner of the laundromat she knows it is ridiculous, but she's actually thinking of putting up signs to protect herself from liability, "do not put kids in washers". This is one story you can't spin as anything but dumb. Jeanne Moos,</s>CNN -- UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Do you feel like a hero?</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Yes.</s>MOOS: New York.