teresa klein, accuser: after this, my little dance." e footage clearly shows the boy's hands in plain sight, and it was his book-bag that grazed her.teresa klein, accuser: "i was wrong. young man, i don't know your name, but i'm sorry."klein claims since the incident she's received an overwhelming amount of phone calls and threats, and now she can't walk the streets of flatbush without fear. she also claims the boy's mother threatened her life, and she would like to pursue charges against her. reporter question: "do you think this situation warranted you calling 9-1-1, could it have been resolved another way?"teresa klein, accuser: "i called 911 because this woman was very aggressive." (jrstone) that was a-j ross reporting. (justine) still ahead -- a bay area high school is trying to attract more students from different backgrounds to its school. (justine) the san francisco board of education wants to attract students from a wider ethnic background at lowell high school. kron 4 's charles clifford explains the new changes to the school's

teresa klein, accuser: after this, my little dance." age clearly shows the boy's hands in plain sight, and it was his book-bag that grazed her.teresa klein, accuser: "i was wrong. young man, i don't know your name, but i'm sorry."klein claims since the incident she's received an overwhelming amount of phone calls and threats, and now she can't walk the streets of flatbush without fear. she also claims the boy's mother threatened her life, and she would like to pursue charges against her. reporter question: "do you think this situation warranted you calling 9-1-1, could it have been resolved another way?"teresa klein, accuser: "i called 911 because this woman was very aggressive." (grant) that was a-j ross reporting. a community meeting is being held tonight at that deli to discuss the incident and racial tolerance. (jr stone) next at 5:30... a new effort to get homeless youth off the streets in the south bay. we'll tell you about the shelter that could open soon. (grant) and after the break... many people are still in the dark in the bay

bystander video shows this woman, later identified as teresa klein who is white allegedly calling 911g the young black boy groped her inside the store. >> her son grabbed my [ bleep ]. and she decided to yell at me. i was just sexual assaulted by a child. >> reporter: but surveillance footage paints a very different picture. the 9-year-old boy was shopping with his mother and younger sister when his backpack appears to accidentally brush up against klein on his way out the door. outside, klein says she's calling the cops. onlookers gathered in shock, giving her a new nickname. >>. >> reporter: jason littlejohn took the video that has now been viewed more than 7 million times. the father of four calling the entire ordeal heartbreaking. >> everybody that saw that, i know it melted their heart, just broke their heart because no child should ever go through anything like this. >> reporter: this the latest in a string of viral videos where police are reportedly been called on people of color for seemingly minor reasons, setting off a social media firestorm. >> got these little kids scare,

this woman, teresa klein -- >> i was just sexually assaulted by a child. >> go home. >> reporter: shethe phone with 911 after she alleged this 9-year-old boy grabbed her inside a brooklyn convenience store. after watching surveillance video two days later which indicates it was his bookbag that grazed her backside, she apologized. >> roseanne's character died from an overdose of opoids. >> she must have taken the pills right before bed and with her health issues it was enough to stop her breathing. >> wait, what? mom overdosed? >> that doesn't make any sense. >> yeah, it was like there was a death in the family. we really missed her a whole lot. >> reporter: recreational marijuana is now legal across canada. >> reporter: the country now one of only two in the world to legalize recreational pot. prime minister justin trudeau tweeted that regulating pot means profits out of the hands of criminals, protection for our kids. it could also mean an estimated $400 million in tax revenues. >> cannibis is legal in canada and everybody should come to canada and enjoy our cannibis. >> lots of exc

jeremiah initially said that he did not forgive teresa klein as you can see from our conversation, heeart. he and his mother are hoping that this will be a lesson for people, that people will learn to be kinder and more accepting, but jeremiah still has a lot of healing to do. before this, this was always just talked about as a hashtag. what we saw last night was true heartbreak. >> the impact, and what a mother he has. i mean, it was beautiful to see her guiding him through this. >> she was comforting him. he was comforting her. it was really quite an emotional exchange for all of us in the room. >> and for a 9-year-old too, just how thoughtful and impressive he was about the whole situation. >> too young to have to be dealing with this. >> powerful interview, thank you. >>> coming up next, the story behind a shocking moment caught on camera. a woman putting down a toddler on a stranger's doorstep, ringing the bell, then running off. we'll be right back. k. back. the mercedes-benz of tomorrow will transform not just the automobile, but mobility itself. an autonomous-thinking vehicle

teresa klein accused the boy of groping her and claimed to call police. police say they have no record of the call. the boy did not grope her. surveillance video shows his backpack brushed against klein. she is apologizing. apology or not commentators says her reaction speaks to the everyday challenges african-americans face. >> in america, black children aren't seen as children. the fact she looked at a black child and didn't see a black child, that is a bigger issue. >> the woman was dubbed cornerstore caroline on social media, joining several other white women filmed calling police on black people over minor concerns. >>> video of an arrest out of the east bay where police went all-out to find a peeping tom late friday night. chp helicopter using phrain red cameras to sense body heat, concord police requested the help in looking for that suspect. the chopper found him quickly in walnut creek hiding next to a fence. chp guided concord police to the suspect and they took him into custody. >>> 7:15, new details this morning about an air canada plane that

just this past week, teresa klein became cornerstore caroline. accused a 9-year-old of groping her. clearly showing it was the boy's backpack that accidentally grazed her. outside of the store she confronted the boy and his family, saying she's calling the police. >> no, i want the cops here right now. >> reporter: the boy, jeremiah, terrified of going to jail sobs outside of the store. his mother aghast. one witness, jason littlejohn, immediately began filming. >> make her go viral. >> i knew something wasn't right and that's when i pulled out my phone and started reporting. after that i saw little jeremiah crying. >> don't cry, little man. >> that was the saddest thing in my life to see a little kid like that crying. >> reporter: after reviewing surveillance footage, the woapon there is a hashtag to describe the prejudices that pervade everyday lives. just this week, hilary brooke mueller tried to block d'arreion toles from walking into his own luxury apartment in downtown st. louis. he immediately began filming. >> i don't like you're blocking

. >> reporter: to selling water on a sidewalk and this woman teresa klein, corner store caroline.ne with 911 after she alleged this 9-year-old boy grabbed her inside a brooklyn convenience store. after watching surveillance video two days later which indicates it was his bookbag that grazed her backside, she apologized. now that little boy is speaking out for the first me for healing with the message of understanding and friendship. >> friendship is really the key. >> reporter: toles says the police later showed up at his door and he reportedly was told the woman felt uncomfortable with him being there. we reached out to mueller to comment but she has not gotten back to her. her former employer released a statement saying they did terminate her and added the company will never stand for racism or racial profiling. just a psa, if someone hasn't comitted a no-no, don't call the po-po. that should be the mantra.-p >> don't call the po-po. >> can we talk about that 9-year-old, what a beautiful teachable moment and he was the one providing it and he was evoking martin luther king jr. t

the woman since identified as teresa klein claiming she called authorities because the boy's mother was someone grab my [ bleep ]. i said, don't touch my [ bleep ]. the woman flew at me. claimed she was a police officer. threatened to arrest me. >> she did not claim that. >> and i called 911. >> reporter: klein returning to the store two days later. >> you really did view the security camera footage? >> reporter: watching it for herself, saying she was wrong. >> young man, i don't know your name, but i'm sorry. >> the young mother and the boy have not yet been identified, but we're told by someone close to them that they are looking for a lawyer to help them figure out how they should handle the false accusations. this boy is 9 years old. you can't forget that. >> his reaction and his sister. >> at least she told the truth after. >>> coming up, mega millions fever. the second largest jackpot. what are your chances of winning, and why you might want to think twice about signing your tickets. chances of winning, and why you might want to think twice about signing your tickets. ntix. i tri