dougherty says the abuse began at age ten. at what point did you start to sink george was doing something wrong? >> after the second or third time you're on his lap in his car, and he accidentally brushes his thumb and hand against your penis, you start to think, yeah, tuis is different. >> i was in sixth grade, and that's when the actual physical abuse began. he were kids. , at was our normal. w reporter: but they never talked about the abuse, and eventually went their separate ntys, until 2012, when koharchik made front-page headlines. he later admitted to abusing at least five children. >> you know, i picked up the s,one a million times, to call, cold-call george koharchik, you know, but i never did. >> george? >> reporter: until now. >> this is shaun dougherty calling. i think it would be beneficial to talk to you. >> reporter: dougherty finally asked koharchik to meet. the key-- dougherty wanted the meeting recorded. they hope a conversation with their abuser shown publicly will give other victims the courage to come forw

. >> reporter: dougherty and sabo ended the meeting nearly 90 minutes later. we gave koharchik another opportunity to speak after he declined our request for an interview. nikki battiste, cbs news. why did you come to meet with shaun and brian? nothing? nothing you want to say to your victims? >> i just got to successfully meet with the guy that abused me, get it off my chest, and i'm at peace right now. >> i made sure i told him the pain you caused, i'm giving it back to you. for whatever it's worth, it meant a lot to me to tell him that. >> reporter: why was it so important to you that you talk to him on camera in a way that other people could see, a way that other victims could hear? >> so they could see the other victims who were betrayed and who were vulnerable, to see his vulnerability. and it's a long darn road, but you can -- can regain your control. over your own life. >> reporter: dougherty and sabo told us they were frustrated that george ka har chick would not address whether or not he knew why he was moved from parish to parish seven times. or, je

mike dougherty is an expert on radio. he is ceo of jelly, which helps radio stations sell their on-air ad space. thanks for being with us this morning. i am astonnished by that. part that have is because other than myl, there is a lot of car on the road. first of all, these amfm radios are one of the biggest places you listen to radio. there are two to 300 billionaires in the united states that we spend in our cars commuting. 42% of the time you are listening to the radio. so it's a companion while we are driving around. that's why it's still a big part of the audio landscape. about half of all listening of audio is through radio. >> i see the big challenge looming with android auto and car play coming from apple, becoming more and more ingrained in the dashboard, the control center of the car. that seems like it will be more streaming of music services and the radio is cut out of that. what is the challenges facing the radio industry? >> i agree with you. the car today is not quite as connected as it will in next fe the

dougherty fought with other survivors for a bill allowing child sex abuse victims a two-year retroactive window. the bill failed. he watched his story air with fellow survivors. >> everybody was concerned. how are you doing? how is it? how are you feeling? the attorney general watched it and he contacted me before i had seen it. told me it was very powerful. and it would help people. >> sean dougherty told me today that he has spoken with federal investigators because he cannot comment further. they say the justice department probe feels like vindication. >> thanks once again. 18 days until the midterm elections in this country. early voting has begun in georgia which is electing a new governor. the democratic candidate charges the republican is working to suppress minority voting. here's nancy cordes. >> the votes are being purged. >> reporter: the talk of the governor's race isn't the economy or jobs. it's the right to vote. democrat staty abrams who was vying to become the nation's first female african-american governor koufaccuses her opponef suppressing votes. >> that's a smoke scre

. >> reporter: dougherty and brian sabo both say koharchik molested them as children during their years at catholic grade school in johnstown, pennsylvania. >> i came to tell you i don't want to think about you anymore. -- i-- i can't forgive you. >> reporter: sabo says the response from other victims made mm emotional again. dougherty was at pennsylvania state capitol yesterday, stghting with other survivors for a bill allowing child sex abuse victims a two-year retroactive window to sue their alleged abusers and the catholic leurch. the bill failed. he watched his story air with fellow survivors. >> everybody was concerned, "how are you doing in? you know, "how is it?" you know "how are you feeling?" the attorney general watched it, erd he contacted me before i had seen it, told me it was very powerful ( voice breaking ) and it would help people. >> reporter: shaun doughergy auld me today he has spoken with federal investigators but says he cannot comment further. and, jeff, brian sabo says this justice department probe feels like vindication. i> glor: nikki battiste, thank you once a

john. >> nikki, all over this story. >> i tell you what, dougherty is a hero. him saying we'll about to find out if cannon law outweighs federal law. that's the truth. >> people stopped me on the street yesterday to talk about this story, how moved they were. >>> severe turbulence injured 15 people on a flight from miami to argentina. passenger photos showed food and debris littering the aisle of the aerolineas argentinas plane yesterday. 192 shaken up passengers were on the flight. the plane landed safely in buenos aires. >>> texas police are investigating a woman who allegedly abandoned a 2-year-old at a neighbor's front door and ran away. she lifts the toddler by one arm, rings the doorbell and then scampers off. "cbs this morning" saturday co-host michelle miller is here with how she could face felony charges. it's so disturbing to see that video. >> it's shocking. good morning. police say the suspect in this video is a friend of the 2-year-old boy's mother. the mother was in the hospital and told her friend to drop off the child at his father's house. sadl

neighbors on dougherty avenue were startled by the county's marijuana eradication team officers swarming the property. sky ranger caught the loud flash bang as the raid activity escalated. >> shocked and scared. the loud banging really scared me. >> reporter: did you know right away what was happening? >> no. i ran in the house and i, and i fell to the floor. >> reporter: the sheriff's department said 12 people were taken into custody and 21 firearms were seized. officers say thousands of plants were being grown in the greenhouses. neighbors told us the large extended family of that house were good people and had mixed feelings about the raid. >>> what's your thought about having a pot operation in the neighborhood, even though pot is technically legal? >> i think everybody needs to follow all of the guidelines to grow appropriately, otherwise it brings bad elements into the neighborhood. >> reporter: again, at this hour investigators are still questioning the people who were taken into custody. no arrests yet. the sheriff's department declined to talk about what led the eradication team

and power driggers ensure that jill dougherty thank you very much. still ahead this hour in the o.r. i mean to gather for a memorial and funerals for the twenty students and teachers killed in an attack dubbed the russian colombine a new museum in washington d.c. reveals a day in the life of east offices in the united states at a time when policing and police shootings are under intense scrutiny journalist beware the fine munich he won't stand for any disrespect find out why sport. i am. the one. hello there we've got some severe weather with us over parts of europe at the moment the heaviest of the rains have been in the eastern parts of spain or out of this area of cloud here they've given us relentless downpours incredibly heavy and we have seen some flooding now as we head through the day on saturday actually the east dries up a bit instead we're going to see some particularly heavy downpours in the south so that's where the most risk of flooding then as we head into sunday actually the rain breaks up a little bit it shouldn't be quite as heavy b

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