bennett said he was.e'd spent about a month on the streets there after being ditched by some friends on their way to a concert. >> i gotta tell you that's strange. >> that's why -- it is strange. >> real strange. and then not to remember anybody you stayed with or hooked up with. >> reporter: then, the detective played his hand. laid out the reason for his visit. >> this girl's fingernails were taken at the time of her death. and under her fingernails is your dna. now there's no denying it. >> reporter: but bennett did have an explanation. and it had nothing to do with committing murder in a house. >> he remembers a confrontation that he had in a bus stop with a female in maryland, in baltimore, right around the time of the murder. >> i got kinda scared because, um, you know i was trying to fight back and i think i hurt her. i'm not sure. >> reporter: the detective didn't buy it. and thought he'd use bennett's story to his advantage. he presented bennett with several photographs, a technique police typica

tony bennett's just getting started. tony bennett celebrates 90. the cd is amazing.how this nbc works, if you did not see that nbc's special, please find a way to see that. you won't spend another two hours watching that special. it was a powerful thing. congratulations out of advance coming out of that. mr. bennett, i love you. >> thank you, i watch you every night. >> if you are in the resort, you can see his painting at paisley's park. >> thank you for joining us and as always keep the faith. ♪ the best is yet to come, the best is yet to come, come today, you are mine ♪ ♪ i will thug tree of life applause ♪ thank you very much! [ applause ] [ cheeri [ cheering and applause ] ♪ ♪ i left my heart, san francisco, i honor you, it is close to me ♪ ♪ >>> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley pbs.org. >> hi, join me next time as we take a deep dive of what's happening around the country, that's next time, we'll see you then, i am tavis smiley. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. - today on america's test kitc

hedley and bennett revolutionized the way we look at it. >> we take it seriously. >> 29 yield ellen bennetts the burst of inspiration. since 2012, her vibrant, hand crafted designs are a cult favorite in 4,000 kitchens across the country. she was a line cook earning $10 an hour when she cooked up the idea of hedley and bennett. >> nobody thought about an apron that looked good and was functional. >> it was not comfortable, it didn't fit. i really wanlted to make a better uniform and make something people felt proud to wear in the kitchen. >> the art of the high-end apron became ellen's daily focus. lack of design experience didn't hold her back. >> dreams and ideas. let me tell you, we are talking proper bad ass fabrics. handmade in los angeles. every pocket corner is reinforced. i put it on their body, tie it on and they love it. >> the steep price tag wasn't a hard sell. >> you look at the craftsmanship and go, okay thrks is going to la last forever. it takes 12 people to make one apron. >> hedley and bennett brings a bold and durable design and aesttico the culinar wear. much is driven b

- i'm like calm down, don't swing at himstore clerk wyatt bennett says it all started tuesday aroundman in the video were called out for allegedly shoplifting from the ampm on madison and san juanwyatt bennett/sore clerk- we said iúm going to have to see your purse. her boy-friend got pretty upset at tat wyatt is on the phone with citrus heights police as the couple hit and push him and the other store clerk as they try to stop them from walking out with food they didnút pay for.sot- wyatt bennett- i'm thinking what's going to happen, i just don't want anything to get out of hand i don't want him to start throwing punches at my boss meanwhile... a customer sitting outside in her car captures... this now viral video on her phone. georgia petersen watches appalled as the suspects keep fighting... sot- georgia petersen/witness- she went to hit the clerk with the bag of chips and they exploded everywhere so she went and got some morethen another woman and man join in. the man is a customer trying to help--but the woman...sot- wyatt bennett/store clerk- she walked in shoved me, 'don't tou

. >> reporter: hellmann and bennett, who have a young daughter, were on a sailing trip off the coasteived a distress signal early in the morning of may 15th. >> the initial report that we had was that the catamaran vessel struck an unknown submerged object and began taking on water. >> reporter: rescuers discovering bennett in a life raft not far from his overturned catamaran. bennett telling investigators he woke up when the boat hit something and his wife was nowhere to be found. >> someone said my best friend went missing, and we have yet to receive any answers. >> reporter: hellmann's friends and family launching a facebook page. and her best friend sara cortez telling abc news of a fight before the trip saying hellmann had been refusing to move to her new husband's native australia. >> she was set on, no, i'm not moving. so, he was upset about her not wanting to go with him home. >> reporter: now, a month later, the fbi conducting a court authorized search of the couple's condo. >> they must have some information that would suggest that there may be some foul play going on. >> r

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in a life raft not far from his overturned boat but bennett telling investigators he woke up when thet hit something and his wife was nowhere to be found. >> some months ago, my best friend went missing and we have yet to receive any answers. >> reporter: hellman's friends and family launching a facebook page and her best friend telling of a fight before the trip, saying hellman has been refusing to move to her new husband's native australia. >> she was said on no, i'm not moving. so he was upset about her not wanting to go with him home. >> reporter: now a month later the fbi conducting a court authorized search of the couple's condo. >> they must have some information that would suggest that there may be some foul play going on. >> reporter: in an interview with the daily mail bennett stating his innocence saying i understand why mef to investigate and that is fair enough. i have nothing to hide. >> the family is destroyed. the family is extremely hurt. >> reporter: lindsay janice, abc news, new york. >>> and now to reports that beyonce and jay-z had twins. according to tmz, the twi

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is where wusa9 found an ainswai bennett.her or not shot twice in the hip area. his -- alive. he was shot twice in the hip sunday. his boy friend was one of 49 people killed in the june 12th, 2016. sunday you didn't have to look hard to see how the pulse nightclub shooting impacted the lgbt community. people saw t-shirts nothing like at the foot of the main concert stage. people came to take pictures and signs left to remember the pulse nightclub victims. a lot of the other signs targeted the new administration. >> already there has been rollbacks on executive orders that gave rights to e and it's our entire lives, you know. it's important. >> reporter: his love and his spirit couldn't be taken away. >> i wasn't supposed to work my whole first year and just like training to try to walk again. >> reporter: stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >>> today's steamy temperatures did not keep the crowds away. some found relief from the heat sitting in the shade on the steps of the nearby canadian embassy. others beat the heat taking part in fe

his going underground senior producer pete bennett reporting on some of the week's news. in a week for the political pool keys we sift through the mainstream media trough stories discarded quicker than to raise a maze close's a some may say tricky terry duped crowd and country with over a million pounds in its who we call. you think that a few quid or at least a free school mail for one in three children now living in multi-dimensional poverty especially in private schools that david cameron eats in college a set to save the billion pounds thanks to their charitable status maybe they talk big oil companies a trick or two as the u.k. government pays shell over one hundred million pounds in rebates despite making billions in profits and possibly destroying the planet well there has to be said shade of reply to say that transparency is an essential tool in building trust schools that leaks is another eats in a luminous boris johnson attempts to clean up his party's mess by what's happening in peace to calm down and get behind the prime minister a prime minister who's oversee

bennett with some of this week's buried news nearly two years ago today a neo nazi opened fire in a u.s. church killing nine people in a racially motivated attack known as the charleston shootings deaths from far right in the u.s. have surpassed those carried out by groups motivated by al qaeda or ideology with eighteen attacks killing forty eight people compared to forty five people in million attacks this however is nothing compared to the millions killed displaced or wounded by nature wars around the world but how can the rise in popularity in far right parties such as france as a national front of the party for freedom in the netherlands be looked at in the shadow of fascist atrocities in the second world war jeopardy editors have asked in back i met with claire ferguson on the robot the director and producer of the new film destination unknown as well as a holocaust survivor. meaning seventy three years ago today the world took the horrifying details of mass killing and torture in. concentration camp the auschwitz report was written by rudolph and alfred wetzler. to escape from hit

and matt bennett, could have both of the herd here today. put up a picture of senator schumer on he wrote on the end of the word mean, i don't know if we have it to point out that it's even meaner than the first round that happened in the house. what you think about all this? >> i thought it was unusual for president obama to speak out in this way. is it mean to tell people you can keep your plan if you like your plan, and 14 million people lose their plan? is it mean to say you could keep your doctor and millions of americans lost their doctor? is it me to say your premiums are going to go down $2500 and it said the premiums have been under obamacare rising in double-digit rates in most places? is it fair or mean to say were going to cover everybody in america and have all of these people who are not covered today? on and on and on, the affordable care act was built on a tissue of lies and many of them were hurtful. this bill is funded by taxes on people who need medical devices, people who need drugs, people who go to hospitals, and and a

senior producer peter bennett there i'm outside the granville to our north kensington in london with the director of dispossession the great social housing swindle paul first of all just your reaction to. the here are lots of the mainstream media cameras here anymore. looking to building obviously you can't really comprehend what went on in. when i found out about i was in sheffield and i'm seeing the images on t.v. and initially like my space where you just feel sympathy and empathy for the people that it's affected and then afterwards you know shock and anger the fact that it's been allowed to happen i think there were a dozen council inspections of that building and seeing this this all come out in the last few days it just draws you back to systematic neglect not only of people in council housing of working class people of poor people of vulnerable people all over the u.k. . the thing i keep going back to is the seventy odd tory m.p.'s that voted against the landlord bill to make homes fit for human habitation and i think that you know this terrible incident just raises more ques

he hosts the bill bennett's podcast. welcome back. you are "outnumbered." >> bill: it's nice to be here. >> meghan: great to have you on the couch. we will get started with the travel ban, what doug was talking about. are you surprised that it ended up passing by the courts, and what does it mean going through? >> bill: i am not surprised. it is pretty clear what the president's authority is. it is pretty much exclusive, isn't it interesting no matter what you think of the supreme court, it has a loud and distinctive voice. you listen to what they have to say. i think it suggests that the lower courts were outliers here. this is a big victory for donald trump in the white house. remember what a big part of the campaign the issue was and how shocked and horrified a lot of people were. now here is the supreme court which is to say the least a divided court, nevertheless saying that it is his ruling. >> meghan: you know, abby, they were caught up on the word ban. but i am hearing it called a travel ban again. >> abby: you are right, when

- i'm like calm down, don't swing at himstore clerk wyatt bennett says it all started tuesday aroundan and woman in the video were called out for allegedly shoplifting from the ampm on madison and san juanwyatt bennett/sore clerk- we said iúm going to have to see your purse. her boy-friend got pretty upset at tat wyatt is on the phone with citrus heights police as the couple hit and push him and the other store clerk as they try to stop them from walking out with food they didnút pay for.sot- wyatt bennett- i'm thinking what's going to happen, i just don't want anything to get out of hand i don't want him to start throwing punches at my boss meanwhile... a customer sitting outside in her car captures... this now viral video on her phone. georgia petersen watches appalled as the suspects keep fighting... sot- georgia petersen/witness- she went to hit the clerk with the bag of chips and they exploded everywhere so she went and got some morethen another woman and man join in. the man is a customer trying to help--but the woman...sot- wyatt bennett/store clerk- she walked in shoved me, '

i want to bring in bill bennett who was the host of the bill bennett podcast and a fox news contributorooking into this great shot as they begin the baseball game tonight and were talking about the story of "the new york times" which they corrected. the one ally that they added undercuts the the meeting of the entire editorial, to add one line that corrects it and not apologize for ever printing it in the first place is pretty tricky territory. >> "the new york times" admitted fault for a minute and then corrected itself. it readjusted itself back to its course. this was a very moving moment with officer bailey out there. this is the way america works through things, this amazing country. i was thinking of a line from virgil, mortals touch the mind, there are tears for passing things, the honorable finds its due. if you heard of that year for the honorable bailey and greine greiner. there is something to celebrate here. divisiveness will go on, bitterness will go on, anger will go on. i have a couple of ideas i think we could use moving forward. could we start at the outer edge and say

bill bennett was one of my best students. proud of him. my first year teaching i was so nervous. he walked into his class with his right hand up. he raised it the first day and took me on. i love students willing to take on their professors and bill bennett was willing to take on his professor. brian: even a football player? ainsley: bill, do you have any stories you want to share? >> yeah. allen actually whenever he sees me says best conservative student. there weren't a ton of us. but i found out he says the same thing to ted cruz. >> it's a different generation. ted is a kid. you're my generation. brian: all right. bill, stay right there. allen, sadly we have to send the car for you. ainsley: allen we did have ted cruz on yesterday we were talking about you. so you have two best. o -- he was one of your best students. >> one of my best students. brian: closest i will get to ivy league education. ainsley: me too. steve: thank you.y brian: thanks professor. ready, go! hi, juice universe? one large rutabaga, with eggplant...

every note in this book is another story of a person's life and what we found is that it's almost a bennette. he's of middle side, square shoulder and he has a scarf on left arm and has several corns on his toes, he's about 28 year's of age, born in west westchester and understand business and pretends to be a good brewer and somewhat of a shoe maker. he had old coat with buttons with cat gut eyes, a check shirt with black velvet stock, two new pairs of trousers. blue cloth jacket without sleeve, two white shirts, one of which is ruffled and also an old long pistol with the side on the barrel like a gun. it is with the greatest probability and will try to get to the northern parts of the province and amongst the five nations of indians at or near peer number four in boston government or else to the northern part of maryland or virginia, all which places he's well acquainted with by alopement here. nb, whoever takes himself are caution today secure him well for he's an artful fellow. this one actually was in the new york mercury. you see these in the newspapers. in early 1700's when new york

asa bennett, what went wrong? to be lionised as the new a little bit, then you blair, with a huge majority. it was a low—energy campaign, she decided it was not worth facing jeremy corbyn in the studios, she decided to let the argument take root, because he was a socialist etc. the only thing she mentioned regarding the manifesto was the social care fiasco, she did not mention anything else. in the meantime, now, she's having to scrape into power with a victory speech which seemed to have been prewritten, saying, fax to r&a is in the dup... it isjust a matter of, how long does she survive, at this rate. owen jones, just down the road here, she is in number 10 downing street this morning. can you give us an idea of where you think her head is at this morning, she gives the impression of business as usual? it is at a few mediation, her authority lies in ruins. we have a prime minister now who, actually, heads coalition of chaos and crackpots, dup, anti—women's rights climate change deniers and backed by northern ire

kevin cirilli is joined with a top gop consultant. >> barry bennett, a top gop consultant in washingtonnterned at the white house? it is a unique situation, typically white house stats are teams, this one seems to be a -- i do not know who the coach is. there does not seem to be one team on the field. >> how do you correct course, so much reporting on various infighting and different intrigue stories. all is interesting but it is starting to have a concrete impact on policy. we are seeing this with the paris accord, how do you correct course? the current regime is not empowered to fix it, there needs to be someone who is. it cannot go on like this. i am tired of reading these leaks from one side attacking the other side and back-and-forth. they work within 10 feet of each other, it is insane. >> the president said that there needs to be an investigation and instructed jeff sessions to do that. now hearing reports that former fbi director james comey will testify next week before the senate intelligence committee at 10:00 a.m. what will he say? this has the potential to derail more polic

. >>> a big honor for legendry singer tony bennett congress awarded him with popular song. entertainers that inspire. bennett was a fixture on the pop charts since the 1950s and recent collaboration with lady gaga. he says he is thrilled. >>> they recognized fathers and their children in ambler. matt o'donnell kicked off the annual father's day golf classic. the 11 and year that folks came together to pay 18 holes of golf to benefit the mcc early head start program. >> matt is a good golfer too so that is cool. >>> now standing by with these storiys next at 6:00. two stories from bucks county. "action news" is on the scene of a home where explosives were discovered. >>> and a cleanup underway in sellersville where these train cars carrying butter were derailed. that and much more coming up next. for meteorologist adam joseph, cecily tynan, ducis rogers, monica malpass and the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams have a nice evening. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> this is th

tony bennett is this year's recipient prize for popular song.e will be honored with the lifetime achievement award. "i left my heart in san francisco" may be his biggest song. he said this is one of the greatest thrills of his career. well deserved. coming up tonight at 6:00, the push for gender neutral driver's license in the district. kids always get in trouble and mom and dad bail them out. the touching video that you have to see. what do you do if you accidentally pick up a snake? priceless reaction that will make you laugh coming up at 6:00. alison: you have to see it. the video is remarkable. the grass is not always greener, when it grows out of control. that's what some in fairfax are complaining about when it comes to medians in the road. as melissa dipane shows us the long grass can get in the way. melissa: it's not an eyesore. it's a hazard. the too tall grass waking in a ton of complaints for county supervisor. they are set to send a second letter to the virginia secretary of transportation to increase the cut cycle. >> if you have 72

real quick, i really appreciate the assistance the fda has provided to me and to senator bennett on our legislation, race for children to close the gap on cancer treatments that exist between adults and children. i was wondering if you could provide some background as to why the fda initially requested legislation to close this loophole after years of trying to encourage development of pediatric cancer treatments only through the best pharmaceutical practices for children's act? >> well i, i know the legislation, senator. and i assure you we want to do everything we can to try to make products available to pediatric patients, particularly pediatric patients who have rare diseases. where current available therapy might not fully address their clinical needs. i know that we've provided technical assistance, with respect to this legislation. and have worked with your office and will continue to do that. >> and just again as an aside, while senator bennett and i are aiming at is it's an incentive system, trying to incentivize companies, in every trial that has a pediatric component, unfortu

and i look at tony bennett -- >> oh lord.xercises at one time, we played tennis in vegas and he said, i want you to learn to do this because i'm going to be singing when i'm 100 and i want you right beside me. and i took it home and put it in the player and it was too hard. seriously, it was too hard to do. i look at tony, and he's 93, and he's singing in the same keys, and he's doing great. so, i would like to sing for as long as somebody wants to come hear me. >> there'll be lines far long time. >> thank you, brother. >> i could talk for a long time. i want to shut up and make room for the other song. the new project is called rendezvous. we are fortunate tonight he's going to do another song for us, alongside a wonderful talent. it's called "say something" again from the new project by our friend at clint holmes at the golden nugget. >> good to have you on my friend. >> that's the special, thank you for watching. as always, keep the faith, here comes clint holmes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> for more in

the deputy repeatedly asked bennett to get out of the car. when he refused the deputy reached into the vehicle and that's when the driver took off step out of the vehicle, please step out of the vehicle, please i'm asking you to step out of the vehicle, please. you don't have to explain. just step out of the vehicle. step out of the vehicle now. why? wow wow wow the accident ticketed event was dragged about ten feet before he was able to break free. the suspect crashed the car, ran and was later captured by officers. the deputy is expected to be okay. >> billion cosby's accuser took the stand today in day two of his sexual assault trial. andrea cold cost did i groped her. he gave her three blue pills that he claimed would quote, take the edge off and upcoming career stance. constance says she tried to move her hands and legs but she was frozen. the canadian detective who initiated the investigation and the mother of another accuser who says cosby sexually assaulted her in the '90s. uber fired as many as 20 employees following allegations of h

. >> i want to bring in senator michael bennett. he sits on the committee of health, education, labor and pensions. >> thank you for having me. >> i want to play something that orin hatch said. >> their vote will turn the whole thing into a socialized medicine. i can't imagine any republican wanting that, but that is what they're doing. who can you work with over there? they, half of the time they won't even come to meetings, they're not serious legislatures unless they get their way. >> do you believe the testimode and the republicans are so far away that there is no space for them to come to the table? >> i have never had trouble working with them on a range of issues from immigration do taxes including orin hatch. that has personally never been an finish for me. the problem with the true in my view, and i know this will sound presu presumptous of me, but i don't think they care what happens. they cobbled together something that is not really a health care bill to try to answer id ideological frame work. >> have you talked to the

off the street people who are distributing the highest levels, quantities of poison. >> but judge bennettot what is happening. >> i do not consider myself soft on crime, but i consider myself opposed to mandatory minimums for low-level nonviolent drug dealers who are basically addicts. i just think that's wrong. >> reporter: but he upholds the law, even though it's against his better judgment. sara sidner, cnn. >> our thanks to sara for that report. >>> coming, a study that could help save the lives of those who served our country but eight years later senator franken is still looking for the results that show service dogs help veterans with ptsd. more about the hero who inspired his first piece of legislation. it's something that's always present. you're always thinking about it. what if my cancer comes back? i've been working on this therapy for 5 years now and we've getting ready to go to the clinic. my son definitely keeps me fighting. i want to the there for him when he needs me. that's what motivates me. i want to see patients have gray hair. i see myself growing old with my pink ha

a little over 30 years ago secretary bennett called the chicago public school system the worst public school system in the united states of america. let me give you the results today. the graduation rate when i first became mayor was for 57% and now it's 67%, a growth. third, 42% of all our students today graduate with college credit. 42% of our kids go on and are accepted to college equal to the united states of america. and trust me, our demographics is not the united states of america. another 21% go onto community colleges are the rate is 22% nationally. so even with the demographics for chicago is different, we match with kids going from high school to college to community college. third, our eighth graders led the united states in math games. our fourth graders were third overall in reading games. there are only three districts whose math and reading won't up. every measure of the city of chicago's educational gains are pointing in the right direction and surpassing -- and i'll go back to high school for a second -- our graduation rate for the last five years, every year was tri

. >> john bennett now white house correspondent from cq roll call to talk about this john. thanks for talking us with here. what do you make of disapproval numbers. is it something the president should be concerned about as jim mentioned you have other polls that say something quite the opposite. president and team pay attention to polls and up i don't think they're concerned yet but they're troubled at least by the trim line and even more than sgruingt you know we have seen uptic in if you look at disapproval voters without college degrees just since march the approval number dropped 8 percentage points 58% of white approved of trump job performance in march and it's now 50% that one poll and that is the thing that will get donald trump and breeb us and steve bannon's attention. and republicans came home so to speak and a lot voted for donald trump over hillary clinton. but it was a lot of white without college degrees and many whom voted for president obama twice who kind of burned donald trump over to the finish line so to speak. i think that's most alarming number insid

so, if william bennett could get through tsa i would like him to come back to the city of chicago and see what is happening. but every measure on high school, college acceptance, college attendance, as well as in reading and math scores at fourth and eighth grade levels, chicago is exceeding the norm of the united states progress, while the demographics of the city of chicago students are not the norm for the united states of america. now, some of the things that were noted earlier point to that direction of what was happening. when i became mayor half our kids had a full school day, i mean half our kids had a full day of kindergarten, half did not, and if you looked at the map the ones that were getting the full day could have deserved to get a half day and the ones that were getting a half day needed a full day. i did not think it was determinate upon the fact that you should have parents lobbying on your child's behalf for kindergarten. every child in the city of chicago today has a full day of kindergarten. we have had a 60% increase in our pre-k, full day pre-k for all our childr

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. >> hi, i am tavis smiley, join me next time for legendary entertainer, tony bennett.s next time, we'll see you then. ♪ >> and contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. >> thank you. >>> good evening f angeles, i am tavis smiley, tonight our first conversation with roger corman, the director responsible for more than 400 f films during his long career. he joins us to discuss his sa tief tire of the films and keb moe talks to us. we are glad you join us, all of that in just a moment. ♪

. >>> meanwhile, at the fossil rim wildlife center in texas, you've got mom holly bennett with her 2-year-old triplets. dad is serving overseas so mom took them to this wildlife nature park to experience the animals. she's got food in her hand. she's going to feed it. it eats what she has in her hand and then decides that's not enough. >> thing looks like it's laughing too. >> then it licked its lips. >> got a taste for you now, woman. >> right? you better roll up that window and fast. >> she's more chill than i would have been. >>> one of the things that can get really expensive when you travel is eating. you have to go out or order room service. nick o'neil came up with a pretty brilliant idea. he wants to make tandori chicken using the hotel room iron. >> oh, good. so the next time i need to iron my shirt before a meeting, i got tandori chicken all over it. >> don't worry, he puts foil on it to protect the iron and it gives a solid cooking surface. this she's creating skewers with chicken and bell pepper. >> need to cut this smaller so it cooks quickly. >> uses a towel as a stand f

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. >> hannah bennett and warren stewart are not surprised by the arrest. they claimeded to have reported bostick 15 years ago after alleged inappropriate contact with their daughter. >> they brought a camera and told her to take pictures of her body. >> vineland police were not available to explain why that case ended with no charges. >> we told him stay away from us because i will hurt him. now i wish i did do it. >> reporter: police are investigating more of these types of cases because of the technology. you can see how small a camera lens is, but the device used in these types of crimes can be as small as a pen. experts say you need to keep an eye out for things that seem out of place in private settings and there are devices marketed as spy camera detectors. upon. >> he's taken away their innocence and it's not fair. >> for now in the ice cream shop case police are asking any other potential victims to come forward. in vineland, drew smith, nbc 10 news. >> new now from south jersey, crews had to use the jaws of life to free a driver trapped here when

police say lewis bennett is now part of the investigation.t shows the family blamed him for her death during a recent confrontation. >>> walmart is testing a new delivery plan the company is using employees to deliver online orders on their howay ho from work. the program is voluntary. >>> a high-flying high-five tonight. aaron mayer scoring for east tennessee state. sharing this incredible handshake. throwing the bat boy up. >>> the superstar showdown tonight, lebron james and steph curry set to square off at the nba finals. our t.j. holmes asking curry about his rival. >> what is your personal relationship like with lebron? >> we have the battles on the court. when all is said and done, a lot looking back we had some good times playing the game we love. >> in the meantime, game one 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. >>> when we come back -- our correspondent taking us on a dive, a race against time, at the bottom of the ocean. what he found. a farmer's market.ieve what's in this kiester. a fire truck. even a marching band. and if i can ge

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