generations. >> you literally made a kids dream come true. announcer: plus the jon bon jovi band rocks our stage with a new ong. from studio 1 in new york, it's "katie." >> ♪ shot through the heart and you're too late darling you give love a bad name ♪ cheers and applause] see you! e to thank you for coming. we've got a fired up crowd here today. welcome, how i is everyone? have a seat. [cheers and applause] gee, who do you guys think is on the show today? are you excited? are you excited to be here? [cheers and applause] that's right, that's right

ladies and gentlemen, it is a bon jovi palloza today. starting with the frontman himself, not only is he handsome, talented, intelligent, oh, did i mention handsome? [laughter] he is also a guy with a huge heart. for more than 30 years, no one has rocked your world quite like jon bon jovi. >> ♪ it's my life and it's now or never ♪ katie: more than 130 million albums worldwide, nearly 3,000 shows in front of 35 million ans. oh, and did i mention he's a father of four? new jersey rocker jon bon jovi launched his legendary career, spanning three decades at the age of 13. it was986, "slippery when wet" at catapaulted them to

superstar stat with hits like "you give love a bad name" and "living on a prayer." by 1988, the band's fourth album "new jersey" shot to number one, spawning five top 10 singles, including "i'll be there for you. fts >> ♪ i'll be there for you these five words i swear to o y ♪ katie: during a break from the band, jon recorded the soundtrack to "young guns ii" landing him a golden globe, an oscar nomination for the song "blaze of glory." >> ♪ going down in a blaze of glory ♪ >> he caught the acting bug, co-starring in films like entino" and nd val "sex and the city." and topping it all off, a grammy award for "who says you can't go home." currently on a world tour with a

brand-new c.d., this 51-year-old rock star is just getng warmed up. [cheers and applause] katie: please welcome jon bon jovi! cheers and applause] cheers and applause] katie: got some very excited fans here today, jon. very excited. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. they should all be at work. [laughter] katie: no, i think they took the day off so they could be with you actually. >> all right.

welcome. katie: listen, you've been doing this for a long time. it must be so gratifying, people love you. and what is that like? >> i don't gage it like that, i mean -- [laughter] katie: come on, a little? >> honest to god, i'm happy that the band keeps making records and we get to do what we love to do. who doesn't want to go to work every day and love their job. katie: and you still love it? >> i love it. katie: as we said, you've been doing it for over 30 years. [cheers and applause] >> i know. katie: well, first of all, that actually leads to two questions. to what do you attribute your longevity? in a business that is tough to have the kind of staying power you and your band has had? >> oh yeah. well, luck always plays a part in it. that's just the truth. when fads and fashions came and went, we didn't jump on those boats. we stayed true to what we set out to do. [cheers and applause]

so you build a trust, you build a trust with an audience and in our case, generations of fans. katie: the second question, when i say you've been doing this for 30 years is how have you managed to stay so damn young? [laughter] you look fantastic! honestly. he never ages. how have you managed to stay so young? i don't know anything from that either. when i pick these dirty jeans off the floor today, i said to my wife, katie gets dir jeans today because that's all i got at the house. i'm living out of a suitcase on the road, so everything i own is sitting with the band. and i just, i don't pay much attention. katie: oh, but ahe awe schalks stuff, you do take care of yourself. >> i do take care of myself. katie: do you run every day? >> four or five miles a day. i've always loved it. i'm an avid runner. [cheers and applse] katie: which is great.

>> i just like it. katie: it must be b hard, i was thinking if you're on the road, you're in the middle of this tour, is it hard to kind of take care of yourself, eat healthy, get enough sleep, all that stuff. that doesn't necessarily seem to go with the image of a rock star. >> i'm pickled. that's why i look so good. i've been pickled for 30 years. no, it doesn't. you go to bed at 2:00 in the morning, you get up at noon, you pray forgiveness for last night's sins and you start over. [cheers and applause] katie: you know, we sort of took a trip down memory lane jon, and we watched you through the years. and i have to laugh, because i mean everybody does when you see yourself in the 1980's, i had a mullet, it was so frightening, but your hair back in the 1980's, so funny. >> look, i'm just pleased to still at 51 to have it. it's mine. there ain't no plugs, there ain't no wigs, no weaves. katie: come here, yeah, it's all

there! >> at 51 you're just happy to have it. i look at my dad and go you good? i'm good. we're good. katie: you've got a reputation for being such a nice person, i think, for not only your fans, but everybody that works for you. which is a nice thing. [applause] what is the most diva thing about you? do you pull any diva stuff? >> oh sure. >> like what? >> go talk to the band. [laughter] they're going to come out and lay me away in a moment. they're right behind the wall going -- [laughter] katie: so you don't have any kind of things, you don't want all red m & m's. >> if i didn't have free clothes i would have no clothes. if i didn't have things that i stole from photo shoots and videos. there's four members of the and tico, richie, david myself. who do you think has the least luggage?

who do you think has the most luggage? katie: richie! [cheers and applause] >> richie's mom is right over there. katie: she is? >> that's mrs. sambora right there. katie: hi mrs. sambora, how are you? >> and look at her, she's going -- [cheers and applause] katie: so nice that she came. that's so sweet. >> she's nodding, going i know it. katie: what about vices, do you have any vices when you're on the road? >> yeah. katie: like what? >> leave well enough alone. katie: i know that your mom is most proud of you because you're a family man. >> is that true? katie: yes, yes, which is true. i mean you have four great kids and you're a very hands on dad aren't you? >> oh yeah, you do what you can. absolutely. very involved. [cheers and applause] katie: one of the things we were talking about, just like our pictures as little kids are public, sometimes when things that happen to our family become public.

you had a scare with stephane, you oo long ago, where you got a scary call of her o.d.ing on some form of heroin. >> she's doing great. i appreciate everyone's prayers on it. in short, that problem is much more prevalant than any of us, well than i knew. and i cannot get over how many people i have met that said my son, my daughter, my son, my daughter. people i love, admire, respect, it happens to all kind of families all over. there's a lot of pressure on kids these days. access to gsings that my generation had. there are mistakes that are ma. i'm just blessed that she is healthy and whole and we've got through it. [cheers and applause] katie: that's good, that's good. so, how's dorothy doing. you guys were high school sweethearts, didn't you go to las vegas and get married?

in 1989? >> yeah. that's our high school pictures. why do all like high school shots kind of look like mug shots? katie: i don't know. >> nobody's too happy. my kids are like -- getting out of high school. katie: were your parents upset? >> my first manager tried to annul it. no one knew. my wife and i eloped on a day off in l.a. we jumped on a plane to vegas and said we'll be back before the bar closed. went to the graceland chapel, the cab driver was the witness and 24 years later, it's still. katie: wow. [cheers and applause] this isn't going to turn into a total jon bon jovi love fest, well maybe a little. but one of the things i really love about you, you've been married to her for almost 24 years now, and you know, listen, none of us live the life of a rock star, but all you hear about are women throwing themselves -- >> they do! [laughter]

[cheers and applause] katie: you know, that's tough on a marriage. if i were married to you, a girl can dream can't she? you know, i think i would -- >> i roll over in the morning, and she goes is that what they think of it? you're like, you come out like looking like that guy from "seinfeld." katie: that's tough on a marriage. >> it's not tough on a marriage. it's actually one of the many cliches about my business is that people think -- without bruce, bono, mccartney, everybody's married. it's not a big deal. it really isn't a big deal. guys like bono and bruce have been married just as long. if i'm going to be the poster boy for happily married guys that marry their high school sweetheart, i'm glad to accept it. katie: when we come back, we're going to be taking people inside jon bon jovi's world tour.

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[cheers and applause] anotheron't want to be i want to be the one you run to when you need a shoulder ♪ [cheers and applause] katie: and that was the first single from bon jovi's new c.d. "what about now." this is the first time in the band's history that you've launched a world tour and also you've released a new album. do you still like going on tour and performing in concert? >> i hate it until i get there. i hate the concept of another

club sandwich and living out of a suitcase for a year at a time, especially 30 years later. but then i get there and i go oh, this is why we do it. the rest of the hrs still stink but those three hours are pretty great. katie: we've got some fun facts about your tours. six weeks to build the stage, 19500 hours to manufacture the stage set and wall. a thousand road cases to transport equipment, lighting gear and wardrobes, 400 plus cups of coffee, meals a day forr the crew and staff. i mean, it is an enormous task. >> there's hundreds of people employed for periods of time. you know? for a year at a time, we keep the economy moving. [cheers and applause] it's a lot. katie: now, do you see yourself jon, doing this forever? do you think? are you going to get to a point -- >> the day that i'm the fat elvis and hawking the hits of the 1980's, it's over.

we're not doing the reunion tour. katie: as you pointed out, you started off the tow at the mohican sun. 2,000 snowed in fans and employs. at the time you invited a 16-year-old girl up on stage, and we have the video. let's take a look. [cheers and applause] >> you know who says you can't go home? can you sing it? you want to be jennifer nettles? cheers and applause] >> good job. katie: now, is if you weren't the envy of every bon jovi fan on the planet, you get to be in the front row today. what was that like, morgan? was that fun? >> it was so amazg. it was so beyond words really. i want to do it again.

[laughter] [cheers and applause] katie: was wour heart, was he coming towards you or how did it happen? >> well, he looked one way and then i was like maybe he's not going to come, then he looked my way, i was like wait, wait, is this really happening. i was like oh my god. oh my god, it was like off the charts. [laughter] >> that's how she was on the inside. but my recollection is a little different because on the outside he's like. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> that's the truth. i'm singing, and i have to keep looking like this because morgan's running all around behind me, she's working the crowd. so then, i'm watching down there in the front row, and i know what we've just done, you know. i'm up there singing away, i look down, the two of them are like looking at their pictures. [laughter] i see all this. i'm still performing. i'm looking down at them.

and she's approving pictures as it's going, yep, no, yep. [laughter] katie: now, i know you touch on some pretty important social issues on your new c.d. tell me about, what inspires your songwriting just in general and what in particular for this c.d.? >> the consolidation of the work force in america. it addresses social activism. people who need to be involved because in this day and age if we come to the realization that the president, regardless of your politics is not the savior, he's a man, a hard-working man, but a man nonetheless. the truth, in reality, government can't do it alone, the private sector can't do it alone, but the collective we are the only way we'll roll this rock up the hill and get through this. [cheers and applause] so i had to address those subjects. and even in doing so, haveri trd to make it a point of the messages remaining timeless,

because if you're lucky you're going to sing those songs in 10, 20, 30 years. katie: you talked about acting earlier, jon. are you still drawn to taking part in roles and be in the movies or being on televisionon shows? >> no. it was a really i important par of my growing up. it was 20 years ago that i first took an acting lesson after writing a soundtrack to a movie called "young guns." but what it did was open me up to another fast set of the arts that i wasn't, i wasn't knowledgable of. katie: i guess your most recent role was in "new year's eve." in 2011. [cheers and applause] there's one very memorable scene. let's take a look. >> i've been plotting that slap all year. how i would walk up to you out of the blue when you would least expect it and slap you across the face for leaving me like that. and yoanu know what? it wasn't n'arly as satisfying

s i thought it would be. that was close enough. >> we're just fooling around. >> i like fooling around too. [laughter] cheers and applause] >> i had no desire to be in a movie or that movie. i get a phone call and they said, you've been offered, my old agent. just want you to know you've been offered a film. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. with you get to make out halle berry. this is cool, you got my attention. so i didn'n't get to make out wh halle berry and i end up getting slapped like four or five times. katie: i think you should do a little more acting, because i think you're great. "sex and the city." [cheers and applause] no? put a fork in you, you're done? >> i guess if the right knock

came on the door. it would have to be a lot, because i'm too excited about the band and other things going on in my life. katie: we're going to talk about at because jon is a very philanthropic person. and also an emotional homecoming when we come back. [cheerers and applause] announcer: still to come, the untold stories behind bon jovi's greatest hits of all time. >> when we wrote that i said it's not that good. i think we should give that away. he did just one of those, whatcha got there, duke? jay and duke talking action figures. my idea. love it! let's see what i say... roll that beautiful bean footage! [ jay ] bush's country style baked beans are slow cooked according to our secret family recipe with specially cured bacon and extra brown sugar for a thicker sauce and richer taste. the secret family recipe starts with beans and... batteries not included.

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>> the neighborhood here is just ne giant family. and they can't rebuild here. >> no, they can't. >> we need all the help we can get. thank you. katie: the last time jon was hehere he had just visited somef the areas hardest hit by hurricane sandy in his native new jersey as we just saw. so, obviously back then you were very moved and affected by all the destruction you witnessed. and i'm just curious, jon, have you been back, do you know how people are doing? >> in the first wave, all of our neighbors jumped to attention and wanted to help. with time, it fades away from

the headlines and those who are remaining active have to be patient so that government and the insurance companies run their due course. today i spoke to governor chris christie in new jersey about what he's doing to help cut through some of the inefficiencies, the bureaucracies, the red tape because those neighbors, my home, richie's mom's home was directly affected. she lives on the water in point pleasant. took out the ground floor, didn't i chrisovernors, quomey and christie have stayed on top of it. katie: you not only did the concert that raised what, $50 million? >> then the telethon on top of it, i think it's a rounded number up to about a hundred. but the things like the soul kitchen which were there before

disasters, we were there for years. you're taking care of a part of your community that is in dire eed all year around for years. places like the kitchen need to exist. and neighborhoods need to know that after we're not on the news with the disaster, that they still have to remain in their consciousness, involved in those communities. come i think the whole idea of soul kitchen is fantastic. i think a lot of your fans know what it's all about. but in a nutshell how would you describe it? >> f.c.c. a for purpose restaurant. there are no prices on the menu but don't think you're going to be served this great three-course meal and not participate. one of three ways. give us some money to pay for a meal or the guy next to you. or if you choose, come there and volunteer. we work in our gardens, busting the table, washing a dish. you're effectively making

change. president clinton came there and he said this is the model of community. the idea that pe ple sitting across the tables from each other, if it weren't for breaking bread would have never met. [cheers and applause] katie: you've touched so many people, i want to mention, there's also someone in our audience, jon, joann, you visited her in saraville. i think she wanted to tell you hat that meant to her. >> i just can't thank you enough. we lost everything we had. we lived there for 47 years and one day here youe,ere, you were a person, a real person who carried. , it touched us to see like you had on your leather jacket, you were taking pictures, talking to the little kids. to them it was the best thing ever, jon bon jovi was here. they don't care that they have no place to live or no food, jon bon jovi was here. katie: it just shows you i think

how much jon has made a difference in so many people's lives. >> it was tremendous. on behalf of webber avenue, we just thank you from the bottom of our hearts. [cheers and applause] >> my pleasure. katie: really nice. when we come back, who is jon's biggest fan. is it this guy? ♪ >> or these ladies? and their special bon jovi memorabilia that they never leave home without. we'll find out after this. [cheers and applause] announcer: coming up later, jon answers your burning bon jovi questions. katie: is it weird when you hear your song on the radio? >> early on you turn it all the way up and

cheers and applause] katie: all right, we're back with jon bon jovi. jon, we're going to take a look at that video that went viral after a boston celtics fan was captured dancing to "living on a prayer." [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> nice. katie: seriously, why do you think you have such rabid fans?

[laughter] i mean, crazy fans! i mean, look at these people. [cheers and applause] >> that's nice, that's funny. katie: bon jovi is the most covered online band ever. did you know? >> some karaoke, right? katie: i don't know. but we did a little marsh up of videos, let's take a look. >> ♪ we got each other that's a lot for love we'll give it a shot whoa we're halfway there living on a prayer take my hand we'll make it i swear whoa living on a prayer living on a prayer ♪ [cheers and applause] katie: isn't that funny? >> you know, when we wrote that, i remember richie and i driving out of manhattan and i said it's

not that good. i think we should give that one away. and he just did one of those, what are you a moron? that's the big one. i don't hear it. there's been about a hundred of them, i said this one's a monster and it fell on its face. katie: really, flatlined? >> yeah. we've had songs like that. fortunately we've had enough ebb and flow to make a real career body of work now. [cheers and applause] katie: yeah, definitely. well, we were talking about your fans and we have two of your biggest fans here today. karen and kim. they even brought the chairs they got at one of your concerts. come on up you guys. [cheers and applause] > oh yeah. hi. >> hello, nice to meet you. katie: all right, so seriously, i'm glad you guys brought your chairs. who's karen, who's kim? >> i'm karen.

>> i'm kim. katie: and how did you end up with these chairs? >> we sat, when they opened giants stadium, the circle tour. we sat front row in the pit. and they had these folding chairs and we leaned over security, we said you know that we're leaving with these chairs? and he said well, i don't know. i said no, no, i don't think you understand. we are going to leave with the chairs. katie: you guys basically stole the chairs? [laughter] >> pretty much. katie: would you let me sit on the chair? >> whatite es worth to you? [laughter] katie: a christmas card you made, you and jon? >> no, it's jon and my kids. >> and you made that as your christmas card? >> oh yeah, i told him i was going to. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> nice. e:tie: we thought it would be fun, because obviously karen and kim are hardcore fans. we're going to ask you some jon bon jovi trivia. >> ok. katie: so, jon has four kids, what are their names? >> stephanie, jess, james, jacob

and romeo. katie: oh god, they talk at the same time. [laughter] what about what is the name of the album that went 12 times platinum? >> slippery when wet. katie: what game did he play with carey bradshaw in "sex and the city"? >> twister. katie: what was the name of his character on the show? >> that's beyond me. katie: i got it, seth! when we come back, we've got some more questions courtesy of facebook. but here's a look back at the role that required jon to have a roll in the hay. >> after i sleep with them i completely lose interest. what about you? what's your problem? >> i pick the wrong men. [cheers and applause] vo: at meineke we know that oil is the lifeblood of every car. remember to change it on schedule to keep your car healthy.

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filled with hardcore, long-time fans. [cheers and applause] they wanted a chance to ask you some questions, so we're going to go to stephanie in our audiance. how are you? >> hi, how are you. after 30 years of being the number one touring band in the world, what drives you to keep doing it? >> well, it's pretty simple. i mean, when we write a song, you want to record it. and if it turns out as well as you would hoped it did, you want to share it with people. so then we determine a window that everybody can get around, d and then we book a tour. and then you go out and see how it really works or not. >> well, we thank you. >> thank you. [cheers and applause] katie: i just wonder, i was thinking about that. is it weird when you're driving your car and you hear your song on the radio? [laughter] >> there were phases and stages. early on you would turn it up and try to get pulled over for speeding. [laughte then there was a phase of

turning it off and changing a channel. then when you didn't hear it a long time, you turn it back on again. which is cool. katie: which phase are you in, pretty cool? >> i'm back to the speeding. [cheers and applause] katie: ok. tony wants to know, this is a question from facebook, how many songs have you written for your wife dorothea? >> all of them? [laughter] katie: you are correct sir! that is the right answer! >> all of them. katie: we have another question from jennifer in audience, wearing leather like it's butter baby. >> what's up. >> i was just wondering, as a mom -- >> i'm not a mom though. [laughter] >> how have you managed to shelter your family from the spotlight? katie: that is a good question. >> it's hard. >> sometimes people seek that attention. other folks that i know absolutely do not. we truly try not to. at my house, we go out of our

way to tell the kids look, this is what i do for a living, and if you want to be in the spotlight go do something that gets you in there for good reason. but we don't seek that out. there's a whole generation today that's born saying i want to be famous. katie: i hate that. >> we didn't grow up thinking we wanted to be famous. we wanted to do something that ultimately if you were lucky led to fame. but it had nothing to do with fame. i wanted to learn to play the guitar, i want to sing a song, want to be a newscaster, that led to fame. now people say i want to be famous. for what? you know. so we keep our kids -- [cheers and applause] katie: that's great. you're packing stadiums, and the audience still come flocking to you, and as we see today, all your fans have shown up. and when we come back, by the way, something they've all been waiting for, i'm sure they could listen to you talk all day, but richie sambora and david brian are here. [cheers and applause]

and bon jovi will be performing a new song from their latest c.d. "what about now." [cheers and applause] announcer: next week on "katie" -- katie: these guys are really excited to see you. announcer: tina fey and paul rudd. plus jennifer lopez, bradley cooper and jaidee pinkett-smith. plus jennifer lopez, bradley cooper and jaidee pinkett-smith.

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katie: welcome back everyone. so, you guys ready? [cheers and applause] they're ready. here to perform their brand-new song "amen" from the new c.d. "what about now" bon jovi. cheers and applause] >> ♪ last night i had a dream the dream i had was true i fell through the stars ent walking on the moon urned like a thousand candles

skimming over my fingertips he honey suckle on her lips mercy mercy what else can i say amen men last night we were born together it was like we'd always been she'll be with me forever if i don't see her again we poured the wine until our cup an over

unfolding like a mystery inside of her like poetry a thousand horses running through my veins mercy mercy what else can i say but amen amen amen i laid down in her garden naked on herloor windows up the curtains blowing she don't lock the door men men

at the banquan table a beggar at a feast i felt her tongue between my lips and i forgot to breathe we stayed there until the candles burned the carpet last night i had a dream he dam i had was true mercy mercy what else can i say mercy mercy i lay down and pray amen amen men

men ♪ cheers and applause] katie: beautiful. >> thank you. katie: that sounded great. sounds great. thank you. david. >> thank you. katie: richie. >> thank you sweetheart. great to see you. atie: sorry, ladies. that was wonderful. first of all, richie, we know

you pack more luggage than anybody in the band. >> yes, i do! [laughter] katie: any other dirty little secrets you want to share with us? >> i'm single. [cheers and applause] and i want to mingle. katie: he's single and he wants to mingle. there you go. and i was talking to david backstage and i forgot you had wrote the music for "memphis" the musical. and you're working on a couple of broadway shows? >> yeah, a couple of new ones coming in next year. [cheers and applause] katie: this is a very talented group here. [cheers and applause] i think you've got a future. thank you guys for coming, and performing for us. i love that song, that's beautiful. >> thank you, thank you. katie: what inspired that song? >> lust. [laughter] coip all righty then! i don't know what to say. when we come back, we're going to see bon jovi's new album, that their c.d. cover actually comes alive before your very ♪

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we'll see you on the tour. katie: beautiful song, such a pretty song. that of course was bon jovi singing a song from the latest album. and, album what we call now c.d.'s. this c.d., speaking of the latest technology. this is really cool. show us what you guys are doing with the cover art. >> you download a free app, a bon jovi app, and you press all the right buttons. [laughter] and what happens, because album art used to matter so much to me when i was a kid, we created this incredible idea with an artist by the name of lou bolin. this album cover comes to life. and you see, look how the characters move. it invites you to tap on one of the sites, because when you do

so, i'm going to do it right, it will take you to one of the four videos for "because we can." katie: isn't that cool? [cheers and applause] >> throughout the life of a record, if you have this art both either buying it or seeing it in a newspaper and you click this free app and you put it on here, you'll get free daily updates like last night's set list, where we are, and we physically walk out of this paint. you got to look closely, but we were painted by the chinese artist who fortunately for us china was a eijing fan, and he said you're going to america and do the commission for the guys. so we were physically painted and standing there like this. and i kept thinking how do we go to the bathroom? [cheers and applause] katie: that's fantastic. thank you for giving us a neek peak. and thank you so much for coming in today. >> i've had a great time, really. [cheers and applause] katie: really, thank you. >> i want to thank mrs. sambora

for being here. katie: yeah, mrs. sambora, thank you for coming. it's been a real thrill to have you here as well. everyone in our studio audience is getting a copy of bon jovi's new c.d. "what about now." [cheers and applause] and! that's not all! also an autographed copy of the "because we can tour" program. [cheers and applause] >> oh, wow. katie: so go to our website for an exclusive look of all four versions of the music video and a surprise interactive experience that apparently involves jon and me, i'm sorry, don't let your imaginations go wild. jon, thank you so much. >> thank you sweetheart. [cheers and applause] katie: thank you all for watching, we'll see you next time. >> a local basketball coach arrested accused of sexual

crimes against a girl whom she teaching to play ball. the man at the center of this investigation has coached hundreds of youngsters in the metro area. >> he was arrested at his home over the weekend and we are learning more about the charges against him. >> he is being held here at the detention center without bond. aswas employed by the county a basketball coach from last september 2012 until last friday. the day before his arrest. this youtube video shows him giving basketball instructions to young female players in chantilly last year. also known to have moorected at claude

recreation center in reston. >> i am shocked. it is really a shame. borges said tally seemed like a nice neighbor. >> very nice with the kids. >> a lovely family so this is upsetting. >> a 13-year-old victim came forward and late june and july claiming that on multiple hersions he sexually abused . she detailed physical actions as well as marleau requesting her to take a picture of herself topless with his cell phone. the victim was 12 years old. victimis clearly a