i broke my tv, made a couple shanks and assaulted them. assaulted one of them. i got him, and then another officer came to his rescue and obviously trying to defend myself, i assaulted him, too. >> they were slashed around the head, neck, came very close to the jugular on one of the officers. >> i remember running into the pod. there was an inmate between both of them and they were both being stabbed. >> aaron bell rushed to aid his fellow officers moments after the assault began. >> i hit the inmate, tried to get him by his arm, and i slipped. and i didn't realize what i slipped on was all blood. >> it took a couple of minutes before we got other officers in there to respond, pull jesus off and get medical attention to the officers. >> i was covered from basically my neck down with blood. it wasn't the inmate's blood, it was my fellow officer's blood. >> had that guy not been there to save them, i probably would have killed them. i mean, who's to say? if he would have died, would i have felt bad or had remorse? maybe. maybe. >> the matter of fact way that he ta

. >> we figured she had been sexually assaulted and dumped here. >> tough questions for her boyfriend. >> where was i the night before? what had i been doing? when had i last seen her? >> i really thought he could be our killer. >> but while police try to prove it, another attack. >> he's got me by the throat and he's shaking me and yelling at me telling me not to say a word. >> you're a prisoner in this apartment now. >> yes. >> her body had kind of been propped up on to the bed. >> even law enforcement, they thought, what do we have on our hands here? >> there's growing danger because police are looking in the wrong place. >> i lived to tell, and nobody believed me. >> this monster is walking free while they're wasting their time on me. >> can the killer be caught before he kills again? >> it makes you realize how fragile your life is. and that anybody can take it. >>> welcome to "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. a killer was on the loose in a texas college town, leaving students and their parents terrified. with the shocking discovery of jamie hart's body, investigators were despe

and it probably was the worst assault i'd ever seen. i was shocked that man lived. >> someday we'll talk about this and it'll make sense to both of us. right now it just doesn't fit all together, but that's okay. take care of yourself. >> you too, mr. matias. man, i didn't think i was going to get that heated, man. i didn't think i was going to get that heated. i almost went there. >> later, with the personal camera our producer let him use, bailey told a different story. >> things are looking different to me now. i'm no longer on rtu as a result of my excessive behavior, if you want to call it. i dropped the ball. i don't know why i did. i disappointed myself and i disappointed my supporters. i have a lot of people that are in my corner, but because i somewhat relapsed, if you want to call it, they're kind of like disappointed with me right now and they have every right to be. these people have been something that no one given me during the course of my incarceration. which would be a simple chance. >> indiana was the first prison to a

. >> so you are saying that you didn't assault anybody? >> i didn't assault nobody. i didn't do anything. >> who got assaulted? >> i don't know. i don't even know the dude. i don't even know what they talking about. they said that they seen me on camera there, but i want to see the camera. because it's not there. i was there, but i wasn't involved with it, do you know what i mean? i don't know the guys that was involved in it or anything. >> so you never put your hands on him. >> nah, i never put my hands on anybody in there. that's why i say i would like to see the video before anything takes place. that way i'll know for sure, okay, i did it. you know what i mean? >> you know if you did it or not, right? >> i know. >> you better get your story straight. >> for real. >> i saw you on video. >> maybe it wasn't me. >> you have pretty distinctive looks. i am reviewing the video to verify his participation in the fight that happened last week. he claimed he was nowhere around or he had no participation other than him living in the pod, so i'm going to go ahead and review

you said i don't characterize that as sexual assault. but then you said later, the weekly standards characterization of comments i made following sunday's presidential debate is completely inaccurate. my hesitation is based solely on confusion of the contents of the 2005 tape, the hypothetical posed by the reporter which was asked in a chaotic post-debate environment. of course it is crystal clear that assault is unacceptable. i would never intentionally suggest otherwise. that's basically what you said after the confusion on your first comment. is that correct? >> i believe that's correct. >> thank you. is grabbing a woman by her genitals without content, is that sexual assault? >> clearly, it would be. >> if a sitting president, or any other high federal official is accused of committing what the president-elect described in the context in which it could be federally prosecuted, would you be able to prosecute and investigate? >> the president is subject to certain lawful restrictions and they would be required to be applied by the appr

i prosecuted sexual assault cases.what does it do for the vic and his willingness to come forward if they see people in power trivialize something that might be a lifelong trauma for them? >> thank you for the question, senator leahy. it is highly relevant on several levels that the impact that it has on survivors watching people in power and in this case somebody who has been elected to be the president of the united states make these kind of jokes and brag about this kind of so-called locker room behavior about assaulting women. i think it's important to go back to the point i made in my testimony that the majority of it comes to violent crime are assailed by people who they know intimately. in cases of adult sexual assault, 80% of survivors know their assailant and 90% of cases of child sexual abuse come in a person sexually abusing the child is known and trusted and often loved by the person who is perpetrating the violence. it is already so hard for survivors to come forward because it means we have to testify aga

so that's a fell ownious assault charge. >> since that assault, cooperwood has been segregated on 23nd 1 status, meaning he is only let out of his single-man cell one hour per day. now due to the recent problems in unit 10-c, many other heartless felons may soon find themselves living under the same restrictions. >> we just need to go all the way to 23 and 1, one person out at a time what we need to do over there. we got to get a grip on this. >> it's getting out of hand. >> associate warden eric ivy is in charge of jail security. containing heartless felons has become a regular part of his job. >> we're going to have a meeting with the rest of the staff and we're going to try to devi -- devise a plan as to how we're going to do this. >> all right. we all pretty much know why we're here, right? i want to make a statement with these guys. i really do. we start with 10-c., the word 23 and 1 travels. you're not just going to go to lockup and come out of lockup. if you identify as participating in gang activity, you're going to be up there in 23 and 1. >> since news of the 23 and 1 locku

the 86—year—old now faces seven charges of indecent assault and one of sexual assault against seven victimse charges. dan johnson reports from southwark crown court. this was the first day of rolf harris boss boss defends team putting the case on his behalf but the first thing the court heard was mr harris himself will not be giving evidence. he's appearing at this trial from video evidence. he's appearing at this trialfrom video link evidence. he's appearing at this trial from video link in prison where he is being held because of his pre—existing convictions and he's been forced to attend this trial because of his age and frailty and that's why he told the jury he couldn't remember clearly events that were 30 or a0 years ago. the qc told the jury if the defendant can say no more to you than i can't remember being there the evidential importance is actually quite weak. instead his defence barrister has been questioning the convictions mr harris already has, one of those relates to a community centre in portsmouth where he was found guilty of assaulting an eight—year—old girl in 1969. today

the assaults happened despite heightened security in the city.of women were assaulted in new year at cologne and anti—immigrant sentiment in austria has grown after the refugee and migrant crisis in 2015, when the country took in about 1% of its population. a couple of you asking why i not using the outside source screen. it isn't using and we are working to fix it. we will carry on with our coverage of the main stories. back to the us now. president—elect donald trump makes no secret of his disdain for us companies who create jobs outside the us. today, toyota was the target. it said it would have to pay a new tax if the new car plant it is making is not built in the us. if you want a measure of the importance of his tweets, the share price of toyota went down. it recovered but it shows the impact he is having. chief executives and people who have shares in these companies want to know what the president is saying because it may affect the value of their shares. 0ne shares. one of them is sa naa them is sanaa the same joins us from new york. thi

she quickly streamed this video of her assault on facebook live. i kind of blocked out emotionally because i was just in shock. >> reporter: philadelphia released a video. a man is yelling home mow phobic slurs and punched her in the face. >> because -- people assume you must have been hitting on him. >> reporter: a transgender woman started with a hello while she and her friends were working in the 1300 block friday afternoon. >> is there a reason why you're staring at me up and down? >> and he stopped and turned and just looked. and he's like whatever, bro. so that's when i said, well, please don't call me bro. just because a transwoman speaks to you does not mean that she wants to. >> he just started screaming and kept telling me that -- you're going to hell and he kept saying you're never going to be a real woman. >> reporter: words that hurt just as much as the punches. as things escalated she wanted this video to be her proof. >> transgender individuals they are people and they are here and they are living and they will continue to be here. >

take and assault weapon, the most familiar. can you talk about how this strict scrutiny looks like versus something else? >> it is even more than that. if you read the heller decision, and justice scalia, let's just tell them what they can or can't do. there is one thing you cannot do. you cannot restrict or ban a firearm that is widely owned and commonly used for legal purposes. 5 million people own ar 15s. it is a semi automatic weapon owned by 5 million americans, the most used firearm for competitions, most used for rifle training, used for hunting, illegal in some states because too small caliber for dear so it can't be used for that. it is used widely for self-defense purposes in the home because the court said you can't do that. under strict scrutiny you have to take a case, concealed carry law. if i said i wanted to deny you, challenge this, if the court looked at that with strict scrutiny, does that accomplish a legitimate purpose? is there another way to accomplish that and how does this work. in virginia this was the

. >>> police in san leandro have made an arrest in a horrible sexual assault. the suspect is accused of attacking an intoxicated woman after kidnapping her from a bart station. >> our crime reporter henry lee spoke to police today and has more. henry. >> heather, police say this was a terrifying attack committed by stranger who is a registered sex offender. san leandro police say the woman in her 20s was the target of a vicious attack during which she was drugged. >> there is probably no worse crime than sexual assault. this is something that the survivor, their friends and their family will have to live with forever. >> on the night of december 15th the woman went to a work related holiday party. because she had been drinking she did the responsible thing by taking bart instead of driving. authorities say video from the station shows her swaying back and forth and at one point falling to her hands and nays on the platform. a short time later about 1:00 in the morning she got off at the bay fair bart station. police say that's where this man, 27-year-old manny

officers stopped the alleged assault and arrested porter. he faces charges including aggravated assault and public drunkenness. in a statement, the steelers say they are aware of the incident and are gathering details. the new york giants lost to the packers in the wild card round last night. and star reciever odell beckham junior took hi a wall.. take a look at the hole he punched following the game. da also reportedly and of course tois trip to costco's battle to build a mega gas station in wheaton. maryland's second highest court will hear oral arguments today. the battle has been going on for seven years. costco wants a special zoning exemption to build the gas station. it would be located near a school for children with special needs.. and near an outdoor community swimming iy after a hearing in montgomery county lasted an unprecedented 37 days. bundle up before you head out. that's because some of you will have to brave temperatures in the single digits this morning! but a warm up is on the way. eileen whelan is tra at what's coming up

you cannot buy an assault weapon.automatic ar-15 which you have don't know the difference might look like an assault weapon to people that don't know the difference because they think they are ugly. that was the second part of the question. what was the first part? >> do you agree any gun legislation leads to a slippery slope of banning guns? >> that is the ultimate goal. this year, and the folks who want what the president calls commonsense gun restrictions says he is a believer in the second amendment and he would never ban guns. he ran ads in the 2012 campaign saying i will never take your gun, your pistol or your shotgun. this year the president of the united states, and ms. clinton, there said were to models in their mind for how to deal with guns in the commonsense way. great britain and australia. in australia, and ms. clint cited the fact australia had a gun buyback program and we tried that here on a voluntary bases here. in australia, it was a mandatory basis and the ads were simple. they said refuse to turn

you can't buy an assault weapon. you can buy a semi automatic ar-15 which, if you don't know the difference might look like an assault weapon because they think it's ugly, most people who have them don't think their ugly, so that question, that was the first part of question. >> do you agree that any gun regulation leads to a slippery slope to banning guns? >> that's the ultimate goal. this year, usually the folks who want what the president calls common sense gun restrictions says he's a believer in the second amendment. he would never been guns. he ran ads in the 2012 campaign saying i will never take a gun, all never take a pistol a pistol or shotgun. this year, the president of the united states and mrs. clinton said there were two models in their mind for how to deal with guns in a commonsense way. great britain and australia. in australia, and mrs. clinton cited the fact that australia had what we call gun buyback program, we tried that in a couple cities here, the difference was we did it on a voluntary basis.

or even whether it is they got the right person for the assault and still punish them. >> they have that because they life in fear, that if they don't do that, the administration the antibody administration will crack down on them -- obama administration will crack down punish them denying them federal monif they get a big controversial case government doesn't like. >> that is right the punishment is actually the withdrawal of all federal funds, the punishment that would be a dependability death penalty electromagnetic every university gets pell grants loans so scary it never has been implemented before because a worry that if they don't follow these dictates that is going to happen to them. >> you would agree i assume sexual assault is a problem on some campuses you are makeing about young people here young men in particular, some of them not very mature how do you i think the administration would say look we need this tough standard to be able to stop what is the rampant -- problem, on college campuses what is your response to that. >> my response is that sexual assault is happeni

now you've got the three white guys running around, assaulting the one guy here. and, finally, they corner him and get him down and all three of them get on him before the officers can actually respond and activate their chemical agents. >> the victim received treatment at a nearby hospital and ritchie was transferred to the segregation unit. >> he has been extremely disruptive and disorderly in our general population. and i've given him multiple chances, so that's the reason i chose to place him in administrative segregation. >> ritchie feels the prison went too far, and during his interview had something to say to staff about it. >> with all due respect, you know, to you guys, you know, mind your business, man. mind your business, man. if i'm not killing this man or little joey down on the range ain't getting raped, man, just be cool, man. be cool. we don't want no trouble. we live here. >> ritchie claims the fight wasn't racially motivated, but over a small debt. >> it was over a couple dollars. that's about what it comes down to. there was a few choice words a

sarah: the video of this assault is deeply disturbing and hard to watch.there any evidence that young people are perhaps becoming desensitized to violence through social media? it is so striking that they were so blase about filming the attack on facebook. >> well, this debate about whether you people are becoming desensitized to violence has bn running for decades. cine, tv, now socialedia. i think what we need to bear in mind is that this type of attack we have seen on social media is not a new phenomenon. it predates social media. we have had simil types of attacks the united states, in the u., elsewhere in europe, but bere the advt of social media. it is not social media that is the problem. it is the offenders and their titude that is the problem. what social media has done is given the offenders a new platform to brag. unfortunately what we know from the research on e motivations of hate crime offenders, limited though it is, research in the nine states carried out by my boston colleagues and my own research on hate crime offenders inhe u.k., is that

ryannah quigley streamed this video of her assault on facebook live.t shows the man punching her while shouting homophobic slurs. >> he just started screaming and kept telling me that, you're a [ bleep ], you're going to hell and he kept saying that you're never going to be a real woman. >> police say they're making progress in the search for her attacker. >>> president donald trump is trying to make a fresh start with the cia right from day one. yesterday the president spoke to hundreds of cia employees at their headquarters in virginia. mr. trump had made negative remarks about the workers during his transition to president. but in his address yesterday, he told them no one feels stronger about the intelligence community than he does. >> i am so behind you, and i know maybe sometimes you haven't gotten the backing that you wanted. >> also yesterday the white house said friday's inauguration had the largest audience in history. the president's press secretary offered no evidence to support the claim while insisting the media falsely reported the event

by entering a guilty plea, his felonious assault charge for a bar fight was reduced to aggravated assaultd he has been sentenced to one year in prison. knowing he will soon transfer out, jail officials granted a brief visit with herbie. >> about damn time. >> hey, what's up? >> [ bleep ]. >> how you doing? >> how are you doing? >> you look good. i thought you were skinny. >> man. >> muscles, though. >> [ bleep ]. >> yeah, only muscle you got is in your mouth. >> you look good though. >> thank you. i love you. >> you too. >> you look great. >> it's great. >> i love you. >> i love you too, man. >> despite their love for each other, the brothers know their relationship poses dangers to them both. >> we destroy each other. >> yeah. >> we can build each other up but then -- it breaks down. >> it's definitely hot and cold. once we go down, we both go down together. >> yeah, we go down together. we go down. >> we go with a fight. >> [ bleep ]. >> then we just do whatever we can. we go to all -- >> lengths. robbing, stealing. >> i'm surprised no one has been killed yet, which is i'm glad that act

, how many were committed with assault weapons?hat is the issue? >> i don't know. >> tucker: you run a goal kick click gun control group. we have one of the highest murder rates in the country, how many were committed with assault weapons? >> how many were bought without background checks? i want to figure out how do we prevent guns from being traffic. let me give you another example. we have a terribly weak federally antitrafficking laws right now. one of the biggest issues, i'm sure you agree with me, a bipartisan issue. if you are trafficking firearms, there should be a real penalty for it. there should be federal deterrence. we don't have that in this country. that is why a number of republicans -- >> tucker: you haven't sold me. you haven't expand by a state like vermont or maine or idaho or wyoming, or texas, where i can buy ammunition at a gas station, have such low murder rates. >> i will tell you what. the crime rate is low. >> tucker: why are the crime -- there is no direct correlation. i realize this is a complex questio

they also say that the suspects confessed to the assault as well. >> and how did this end? how did police find the victim? i understand they found him on the street. >> right. the victim apparently escaped. they found him wandering on the street about a block away from where they stay assault occurred. this was on tuesday. they say he was bloody, battered, he was wearing a tank top and shorts. keep in mind it is freezing here. they say he was incredibly distraught. so traumatized he could hardly speak. they did learn that apparently he managed to escape when a neighbor near residence where the happened complained of noise. went and apparently interrupted the assault and called police. >> and the motive, what had police said about it? as you mentioned, hate crimes, there is a racial component and perhaps because he has special needs. >> they don't believe this attack was premeditated. in fact, police say based on their interviews with the victim and the suspects, they initially got into a playful fight that then escalated out of control. they tell us it was the women who all

he was convicted of indecent assault, i2 cou nts convicted of indecent assault, i2 counts of it, andwledge of a community centre in portsmouth which related to one of the convictions involving an eight—year—old girl. those witnesses have told the court that they were closely involved with the community centre, they knew everything that went on and yet had no recollection of rolf harris ever visiting, said part of the defence case is to try and pick apart the convictions who received two years ago. the prosecution said that what rolf harris has been found guilty of already indicates the sort of behaviour that he's capable and shows his guilt for the accounts that he faces in the second trial. his barrister said, in short, we say thejury got it his barrister said, in short, we say the jury got it wrong in that first trial and we don't say that lightly. we have enormous faith in the jury system but no system is infallible. because of rolf harris‘s frailties, he has been allowed to attend this trial by video link so he's not here himself and he denies the seven cou nts himself and he den

rihanna quigley streamed the video of her assault on facebook live. it shows the man punching her while shouting homo phobe lick slurs. >> after he punched me, it hit me. i blacked out emotionally. i was in shock, it happened so quickly. >> statistics show transgender women, especially those of color are much more likely to be victims of violence. >>> police are also searching for a man who they say killed his own grandmother. the 70-year-old woman was stabbed a number of times inside a home in southwest philadelphia last night. police are searching for her grandson. sources close to the investigation say he previously assaulted his other grandmother. >>> a chestnut hill neighborhood is on edge today after a sex assault took place inside a home there. philadelphia police say a man broke into the home and sexually assaulted a woman in front of her husband. it happened early yesterday morning. the crime has shocked people who know the neighborhood for being a friendly place to live. >> i think it's a remarkably friendly place. i'm sorry to hear that som

. >>> a former commissioner for radnor township will appear in court on indecent assault charges. william spangler is accused of inappropriately touching a 100 inn three-year old woman at a nursing home in wayne. according to police witnesses report it happened not once, not twice, but three times on three separate occasions. he could face more charges after the district attorney reviews shore evidence. >>> eight year-old sailor writers sudden death is under investigation. girl was found, unresponse any of her family's strat forward home sunday afternoon. she later died at the hospital several family members were at home at the time but police have not yet revealed how she died. >>> intelligence officials have headed to capitol hill to brief congress on cyber threats including russia's interference in the recent presidential election. >> as hena daniels report the hearing comes a hid news that president-elect trump is planning to overhaul a major intelligent agency. sources tell cbs the news that president-elect donald trump is considering, a restructuring of the office of the dir

>> twice. >> and both times on assault? >> yes. >> i've been in prison since 18. >> so you know what he's going through. >> well, it was so long ago for me, i really don't remember. but i remember being in prison. >> i've come to learn that the older people you hang out with, the better, because you don't want to play any games in here. this is a man's world. it's not a child's world. >> coming up -- >> he's kind of scared. i'm his war daddy. >> exactly. >> he's afraid. >>> anybody out there, all y'all, anybody that got somebody in their family or friend that's in prison, man, i want to tell you the most important thing y'all have got to do. be there for them. i'm telling you, [ bleep ] get hard, man. gets hard when people don't get no letters, people can't call their family. it gets hard. so all y'all listening [ bleep ], watching, remember your loved ones, man. >> while a lengthy prison sentence can represent a black hole that consumes years of life, some inmates insist the experience motivates them to become better peopl

. >> last night pendleton was charged with assaulting a police officer and today the district attorney declined to approve that charge and again she was released from police custody. we are told from investigators that the video and witness statements do seem to indicate that pendleton never intended to hurt the police officer and the officer did report very minor injuries. live at the 12th district. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> a father has shot and killed an intruder in the frank ford section of philadelphia. the wife of the 27-year-old man and four young daughters hid upstairs during the violent home invasion. philadelphia police say that two men barged into the home of the 1900 block of prat street at 11:30 last night. police say that the gunmen opened fire on the homeowner and the home ener has a gun and fired back killing one of the suspects be the other ran off. the homeowner is expected to survive and police say he will likely not be charged. the legal ramifications of the hazing incident is resolved at conestoga high school. the incident that

reluctant to report such crimes for fear of being stigmatized, although sexual assaults are common.urderas a gang rape and of a 22 your that made international headlines and there were protests about how women are treated in their country. this attack has brought fresh outrage. >> it feels like there is no liberty for girls anymore. >> we should be ashamed and hang our heads in shame that the society ofnd the onlookers and spectators did not take any action. >> also on new year's eve in bangalore, dozens of female revelers were groped and assaulted. it's definitely -- usually seen as much safer than the capital of delhi. laura: it's almost two years jihadist walked into the paris offices of the satirical weekly charlie hebdo and shot dead 10 of the staff as they sat for their weekly editorial meeting. two police officers were also killed. as the killers made their escape, they were shot by police. it was a dark day for france and for journalism. few thought charlie hebdo could survive, but today it is still going strong, added typical fighting style, this was the front page of this

a series of women were groped assaulted.nd witnesses say police took little action. >> we should be ashamed that the community and society did not take any action. angus the incident caused : outrage. one politician blamed victims for wearing western close. -- western clothing. it has also raised questions in a country where only 1% of women feel able to report such crimes. under pressure, the police have now made arrests. >> we did not waste time, we did not wait to look for the complaint an. the investigation has started. the whole team is investigating. we will make all efforts to make sure we catch the culprits. angus: cctv has emerged of another assault on the same night. look. at the top of the screen, a woman walking home. two men on a moped stop. one attacks. she fights back and manages to escape. police are investigating. one night in bangalore has highlighted an unpleasant truth faced by many women across india. angus crawford, bbc news. laura: this year marks the most volatile political risk environment in the pos

the rise in assaults, suicides and self—harming is relentless.system was underlined by a riot in birmingham prison, where inmates posed in helmets stolen from staff. just one of a string ofjail disturbances in recent months. amid the volatile atmosphere, today's figures show that in the past year a record number of prisoners have taken their own lives. it's very hard when you've got members of your family who... sarah is a long—serving prison officer, whose identity we are protecting. she describes having to deal with a teenage suicide. a self—inflicted death is an horrific experience. you feel, is there something more i could have done? he was only 19. i came on duty, and i went to perform a roll check. i lifted the flap, and this young man was suspended in his cell. he'd hung himself overnight. we lay him on the bed, and i saw a note to his sister on the side, and i saw it was his birthday, and i thought, what a waste. that will stay with me. just describe the thoughts in your head as you're going into work. i go into work feeling anxious. tens

>> it appears the fight on prior to him being bound, tied up and assaulted, the victim tells us he gotinto a play fight with jordan and it escalated from the there. the two female offenders then -- who are obviously, you can see envoy that they're smoking cigars which we presume to be blunts. they then get aggravated at him and that's when they tie him up and when the racial slurs and you know the deference to his mental capacity starts coming out. that's primarily one of the reasons they were charged with the hate crime. >> any premeditation? >> i believe it escalated. there was certainly no premeditation between jordan and him when the initial fight broke out. [ inaudible ] >> did that in any way influence him being targeted? >> no. >> what is the relation between the women? are they sisters? >> yes. >> what is the initial connection between jordan hill and the victim? >> they are aacquaintances they attended school together in aurora. >> had they gone out often or hung out before? >> they have hung out occasionally before, not frequently. >> when was the last time he had any contact

. >>> outrage over the brock turner sexual assault case prompted change for a new law.one convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious or severely intoxicated person will now be ineligible for probation and will face mandatory prison time. the former sanford swimmer convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman during a party on campus. rather than prison time turner served three months in jail. the new law broadens the definition of rape to include all forms of nonconsensual sexual assault. >>> one new law that hits the books tomorrow focuses on hands- free driving. starting tomorrow it will be illegal to hold your phone while driving. as ktvu's rob malcolm reports drivers will have to stop or invest in a new device to mount it on to the dashboard. >> they have the signs you could write on and hold them up to people. i would like it to say hang up and drive. >> reporter: a message chp has been touting for years. now the law authored by a hayward assemblyman makes it easier for police to ticket drivers. >> if we see it in your hand at all whether you are play

they believe that played a role in this assault. we've learned that three of the suspects are just 18 years old. one is 24. two are african-american men, two african-american women. the victim is white. we're learning more about exactly what unfolded. police say the victim was hanging out for a couple of days before this attack with one of the suspects who was also a friend from school, jordan hill. and then on tuesday, they went to this residence where the attack occurred and met up with the larger group. now, you see in the video he is tied up. they hit him. they kick him. ply say at one point they even made him drink out of the toilet. you also see in the video they're using a knife to cut his hair all the way down to his scalp, to the point where they make his scalp bleed. anderson, police say the video is obviously a key piece of evidence in this case. but they also say that the suspects confessed to the assault, as well. anderson? >> and how did this end? how did police find the victim? i understand they found him on the stree

he was convicted of indecent assault, 12 cou nts convicted of indecent assault, 12 counts of it.n portsmouth relating to one of the convictions involving an eight—year—old goal. the witnesses told the court this morning they we re told the court this morning they were closely involved with the community centre, they knew everything that went on and they had no recollection of rolf harris visiting. part of the defence to try to pick apart the convictions he received two years ago. the prosecution has said that what rolf harris has already been found guilty of indicates the sort of behaviour he is capable of and it shows his guilt for that accounts he faces in the second trial. his barrister said, in short, we say the jury got it wrong in the first trial and we do not say it lightly. we have enormous faith in the jury system but no system is infallible. because of rolf harris‘s frailties, he has been allowed to attend via video link. he denies the seven counts of assault he faces in this new trial. thank you very much for that. nominations for this year's oscars have just been anno

how many men raided the residence and how many women were assaulted? for the army officers that were serving on the review boards, the cumulative weight of the statements established beyond a shadow of a doubt louis till as perpetrators even though each individual victim that admits the darkness, shock, confusion made it impossible to identify the man that attacked them. seated across the chamber, no victim could have identified. the father claimed in a previous statement recorded by the agents that he had seen them afterwards in broad daylight near the water point in the afternoon following the night they raided his home and knocked him unconscious. i saw them behind the house of a neighbor. i was not present so i cannot claim to know what happened in the interview or sequence if no doubt the officers determined which words form the final shape and meaning of testimony presented at the court-martial. telltale signs of production are abundant in both structure and content of the victim statemen statements. the agents version of what was said to him in

is grabbing a woman by her gentiles without consent, is that sexual assault? >> clearly, it would be. >> thank you. if a sitting president or any other high federal official is accused of committing what the president-elect described a context in which it would be federally prosecuted, would you be able to prosecute and investigate? >> the president is subject to certain lawful restrictions and they would be required to be applied by the appropriate law enforcement official if appropriate, yes. >> and the conduct described based on the description would be sexual assault? >> well, the confusion about the question was a hypothetical question. and it related to what was said on the tape. i did not remember at the time whether this was suggested to be an unexcepted, unwa -- unaccept unwanted, that meet the definition. if that's what the tape said -- >> my question is very simple is grabbing a woman by her gentiles without her consent, is that sexual assault? >> yes. >> thank you. now, you were asked earlier about the naacp and ucla on america you said that was be

staff being assaulted and attacked is extremely serious. and we need to take all precautions to make sure that that type of threat doesn't exist on this facility or in this institution. so the decision was made to lock down the southerners, pending the outcome of additional investigation. we're going to limit their movement, limit their access while we're investigating the possibility of violence. what we want to make sure of is we go through cells on facility. we search southern hispanics and try to find any type of intelligence we can. >> although the lockdown affects only southern hispanic inmates, the resulting tension affects the entire prison. this stress increases the ever-present friction between all inmates and corcoran's officers. >> if a staff below me disrespects me, i have the opportunity to take care of him or i get taken care of. if you don't know what take care of means, i got to stab the officer or my people's gonna try to stab me up, point-blank. >> i don't care about no write-up. see, me? i was in here with for life witho

basically what happened was an inmate was assaulted in the gym, right? after we did a thorough search, pants located in your laundry bag contained suspected blood stains on the pants. so therefore, pending investigation, you're going to administrative segregation. because right now if we keep you in the gym, you jeopardize the integrity of the investigation. >> so i'm being written up for the fight? >> yeah. so that's what's going to happen. all righty? i'll get an officer to get you some clothes here in just a minute. >> with a white suspect and a southern hispanic victim, officers are wary of retaliation that could explode into a race riot. >> hey, step outside for me real quick. how many south siders? you've got two south siders over there? what's dude that came from level one? is that him? >> he's right here. actually, he's right here. out with these white boys right here. >> yeah. and then the dude to his right is a south sider as well. what's his name? >> that's -- that's a white dude. okay, okay. that's grande. >> he's a south sider. >> he's a sou

and both times on assault?> yes. >> i have been in prison since 18. >> so you know what he's going through. >> well, it was so long ago for me, i really don't remember. but i remember being in prison. >> and i've come to learn that the older people you hang out with, the better because you don't want to play any games in here. this is a man's world, it's not a child's world. >> coming up. >> he's kind of scared. i'm his war daddy. he's afraid. >> i'm horribly frightened. >> one of colin mccaffrey's protecters reveals a secret. >> you would ask me in the dorm what i was here for and i gave you a b.s. story. >> the medical examiner currently has done the autopsy, and all of the cases under investigation at this time. >> the unexpected death of an inmate. >>> a began m-- gunman opened fire inside a mosque in quebec. police are not releasing any additional information. this video shows multiple police vehicles around the mosque. police also confirmed they have a suspect, or suspects in custody. so far police do not

is suspect followed the victim to the victim's apartment where the assault happened. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> two people in the south bay are in the hospital tonight battling bad burns. they were injured after their apartment on florence avenue caught fire this afternoon. the flames destroyed one unit, damaged five others. paramedics rushed the two burn victims to the hospital. another resident suffered smoke inhalation. investigators are still looking into the cause. >>> a nearly $2 billion blunder by jerry brown's administration. it turns out that california's debt may not be as bad as we thought. veronica de la cruz joins us with more details. >> reporter: that's right. the governor's administration miscalculated the cost of the medical program by $1.9 billion last year. they discovered the mistakes last fall. he called for $3 billion in cuts in a state budget proposal. the department of finance did not account for the rebates from drug makers the state owes the federal government in a statement, a spokesperson for the department of finance says there

on the american health care system -- full-scale assault on the american health care system. not just on the affordable care act but medicare and medicaid as well because they are inextricably >> o >> to put forward a budget resolution to repeal health care reform. although we promise not to cut medicare the president-elect has spent demand -- elected a man who has strategizing against medicare's demise i don't think that is something of a vast majority of people believe in. it is to clear that the president-elect and the republican congress are intent on making america sick again republicans seem to want chaos not affordable care for a beer can people focus mr. president our like to focus on the budget resolution of the affordable care act. lenders stand right they think they have to do ithe because everybody over the past years said they would repeal the and for a long time republicans knew that they could replace that with something better without ever having to consider thehe consequences orate a reasonable plan to replaceac the ultimately they will flock the attempts to

ms saward was savagely assaulted by two men in ealing in west london in 1986.to waive her right to anonymity, and spent much of the rest of her life crusading for better treatment of survivors of sexual assault from the courts and police. a 30—year—old man has been charged with firearms offences in relation to a police operation in which another man was shot dead by an officer on monday. moshin amin from dewsbury will appear before magistrates in the morning. a postmortem has found yassar yaqub died from wounds to the chest after the car he was in was stopped on a slip road off the m62 near huddersfield. the rmt union and transport secretary chris grayling are to meet to discuss directly for the first time the long—running dispute over operating train doors on southern rail. unions argue the extension of driver—only services, where drivers rather than guards open and close carriage doors, is unsafe. but the industry regulator insists it's a safe method. steve hedley, who's senior assistant general secretary of the rmt, says he understands that passengers want t