of the case. it was referred to by the prosecutoring attorneys. since our client was not prepared to that. >> they want to cross examine the people that investigated and prosecuted the case. >> jerry sandusky is not going to get a new trial. the motions for a new trial are routinely filed and rarely are granted. that is because courts want finality. >> prosecutors declined to comment and the judge did not immediately issue a ruling but said he has questions about whether the defense has any factual evidence to support their arguments. diane and kendis. >> hulk hogan is suing gawker again claiming they leaked sealed transcript documents. hogan won a $140 million lawsuit

explicit video of him having sex. >> the pentagon is testing a naval version of the self driving car. you know it, an ocean-going ship that does not need a crew. it could spend months on the open sea. look how thin it is. the actuv as it is called will undergo more tests this summer off of the california coast. maybe they will come up with a cute name for it. >> plenty of heavy verbal blows landed between the presidential candidates. important word here, verbal. >> verbal bashes led to this chaotic scene yesterday at a committee of turkey's parliament. lawmakers jumping over desks to get to their rival. >> wild punches being thrown there. some guys threw water

all because of a disagreement over a proposal to strip legislatures of their immunity from prosecution. >> i am assuming nobody was prosecut prosecuted. >> serious wwe moves that took part there. >> on the one hand you are disappointed in democracy. on the other hand impressed with their passion and skill, huh. >> i like it. >> if the whole government thing does not work out, the wwe maybe. >> they have a future. we think our politics are a mess. >> you can always look to somebody else. coming up, what this woman did with her cell phone to a man she is as was harassing her inside a target store. >> the image caught on camera that you have to see to believe. it is called the super bowl of fashion.

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here at home a suspect who a target customer said was following her around and harassing her. >> she pulled out her smartphone and chased him out of the store. it wasn't his first time harassing her. >> florida police investigating an alleged serial harasser after he was caught on camera. candice was shopping in target when she said she recognized the man. she said he harassed her two years ago at a grocery store cornering her with inappropriate questions and feared it was happening again. >> we want to make sure it is not too late. >> do you remember running into me in the grocery store? get this guy. stop him. stop this guy. >> she chased the man out

store and clear across the parking lot. later posting the video on facebook. >> i was really angry because i kept thinking of all of the girls that he did it to. >> police caught up with the 31-year-old charging him with reckless documents for speeding off. he was previously convicted of taking photographs of women in dressing rooms in 2009 and others are coming forward to say they were harassed too. >> that video has now racked up more than 2 million views on facebook and more than 6,000 likes and 5,000 comments in less than a week. >> a lot of women out there might be looking at that saying i have seen that guy before. counting calories and tracking activity. >> technology has never made it easier

which is the most accurate? we will tell you. keep it here on "world news now."

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dancing or action. it does not involve going to the gym or getting involved in sports or dancing. >> technology is helping us to count everything from steps to dance moves. which technology is the most accurate? >> reporter: it seems like everyone is checking their wrist for detailed fitness data tracking steps, calories and distance. what about the free fitness apps loaded on your phone. wearables versus phone. the fitbit charge hr, the garmin and the jawbone compared to the iphone and samsung apps. our expert to help us determine the results. >> does that feel snug? >> yeah. >> producer stephanie and i

out the devices. we walk one mile on the treadmill and use the gold standard for calories burned. the metabolic breathing mask. my results for distance, the garmin wearable is spot on. the fitbit is 17% off. the jawbone had syncing issues and were not able to gather data. the iphone, just 1% off. samsung, 5% off. for stephanie on the distance challenge 15 to 22% off. next up, calories. >> you burned 90 calories. >> not one of the devices matched up to the number that polly gave us. fit bit came within 5% of the correct calorie number. the iphone uses a third party app and no data there. the final

we take the devices to a local track. >> we are going to walk one lap counting steps in the head comparing it to the devices. >> 402. the results, the garmin and samsung, 4% off. fit pit, 7% off. the iphone hit exactly at 402. stephanie had the closest on the iphone. the other devices ranged from 11 to 17% off. makers of the fitness trackers know they are not medical devices and are meant to provide close stations, designed to help motivate and track all of your active moments. products like charge hr provide greater capability like heart rate and sleep tracking and additional motivation. jawbone said the experience is not representative of what normal up users go through when setting up their band.

all the time. no reason not to use it. >> wearables will track your sleep and quantify specific activities like biking or using the elliptical. but if you keep your phone with you most of the time and you are interested in primarily in tracking your steps or your distance, phone trackers are built-in. they are free. they do a great job. >> i like free and already with me. >> that is good to know. i use my phone when i am running in the park or wherever. i will go like four or five miles. i am thinking i have gone twice that moment. >> the phone is right. you, kendis, are wrong. the other thing people should know is that these fitness trackers, they also have another feature people might not realize. the data is being used

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force at the annual met ball. co-chair taylor swift rocked an ultra chic mini dress and beyonce in a skin tight exploral dress. queen b is last to make her entrance and says this year's gown easier to get into than last year. and the fashion was all about the details the new giant rock on kate upton's finger. held at new york city's metropolitan museum of art. officially a fundraising event. but unofficially, the super bowl of fashion. >> why is it one of the hottest tickets and parties in town? >> it is the biggest fashion event.

here. >> the diva of this year's event, manus-machina. sleek and shimmery. for will i am it meant channelling his inner darth vader. how do you hope it will translate to every day fashion? >> some of the outfits, there wasn't much there. not much left to the imagination. >> no. >> anna wintour has the final say. >> $30,000 tickets.

>> this morning on "world news now," primary day with all eyes on indiana. >> donald trump ahead in the polls, ted cruz is barnstorming the hoosier state. this looks like it is his last chance to stop trump from getting the majority nomination. >> in los angeles one of the top cops stepping down after being caught sending racist emails. >> starbucks is facing a lawsuit over too much ice in their iced budgets. >> and why so many of us love or hate spicy foods and what happens to your body upon