remember brendan dassey?tors that he had helped his uncle steven kill teresa. but he immediately recanted the statement. brendan's story is now outraging many viewers who have seen the confession tapes. >> tell us, and what else did you do? come on. something with the head. >> reporter: his new attorneys, steven drizin and laura nirider, say brendan was just 16 years old then, has a low iq, and was coaxed into making a false confession after investigators fed him details of the crime. >> we have the evidence brendan. we just need you to -- to be honest with us. >> that he cut off her hair. >> what else was done to her head? >> that he punched her. >> what else? brendan? it's okay. what did he make you do? >> cut her. >> what else happens to her in her head? it's extremely, extremely important you tell us this, for us to believe you. come on, brendan, what else? >> that's all i can remember. >> all right, i'm just gonna come out and ask you. who shot her in the head? >> he did. >> then why didn't you tell us t

come on out here, brendan! give it up for brendan, everybody. brendan.ndan, i could not do this without you. brendan, you know,un, you know, that you are a credit to lever holders everywhere, and i admire your skill and dedication. >> thanks, man, that means a lot. >> stephen: okay, get in the hole, get in the hole. get down there. are we ready to do it? are we ready? >> wait. >> stephen: you're a big man for such a tiny hole, brand an, i have to say. we're going to have to start greasing you up pretty soon. are you ready to do this, brendan? >> i'm ready. >> stephen: let's spin is itt! crime! ( cheers and applause ) people love the crime stories. in crime news, a little girl in reno, nevada, recently witnessed an attempted armed robbery of a convenience store. now the girl's okay, and she even offered to help police by doing this drawing of the suspects. that's him on the left. and this picture over here on the right is evidently her sister being bitten by a shark. this is an all-points bulletin, folks. everyone, be on the lookout for a man with either

host: congressman brendan boyle. thank you for joining us today.will be going to our spotlight on magazine segment. talking about an "esquire magazine" piece titled "the inevitable takeover of pop politics." we will have mark warren on to discuss it. ♪ >> the campaign 2016 bus continues its travels to visit winners from this years student cam competition. the bus recently visited spanish springs high school in nevada to recognize just as beth -- justice beth for "wild horse management." then to california to meet with thet peters, recognizing students for their winning documentary. joins friends, family and classmates to honor second prize winners. for their winning documentary on social security called "a sense of security." special thanks to our cable partners for helping to coordinate these community visits. every weekday this month on c-span, be sure to watch one of the top winning entries before "washington journal." he had a couple of meals and the steam shovel. ironies to the other be so rabidly anti-government and owe your entire fortune to

brendan: that is true. deal of commercial loans and if we see the spreading out of credit pain to companies that supply -- like the energy companies, that was a concern. on the consumer side, which is ,early as big for wells fargo you have auto loans which are prettyessarily huge but risky. there's about 25% of the loan book which is subprime. if you include near prime, a is not in 45% which line with how investors view wells fargo shares. we are looking at how it is allocated in terms of exploration companies and the like. does the scenario that you just outlined happen? : we have not seen deterioration yet. that is what we were worried about when we saw credit spreads widen out. wewas at that point when upgraded the brackets that we were not recommending. our timing looks fortunate at this point that the thesis was we were discounting a pretty extreme outcome. we have seen credit spreads forten and the expectations the expectations macro economically get walked back and we have seen it in all of the banks

then pennsylvania congressman brendan boyle looks at some of the issues before the house foreign affairsrsight and government reform committees. later, mark warren, talks about his "esquire" magazine willing at the blurring lines between politics and entertainment. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016]] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. isit ncicap.org] host: good morning. it's wednesday, april 13, 2016, and in the headlines for today's "washington journal," house speaker paul ryan ruled out a presidential bid amid growing speculation that he might enter the race for the republican nomination at the party's convention should the delegates fail to choose a nominee on the first ballot. meanwhile, newly confirmed educational secretary john king was on the hill on the every student succeeds act but he faces criticism from committee chairman lamar

. >> impressive top five finish for brendan gaughan. could you put yourself in any better position at the end. >> we put the south point chevy in as good a spot to get a good finish and end with a top five. great job by acr and rcr. i love richard and me and elliott sadler saved each other. he saved me from going to the outside wall and i saved him from going to the inside wall. he ends up in victory lane and i end with a top five. i call that fair and head to the next one. >> fifth place finish for brendan gaughan. >> yeah. couple dnfs for gaughan coming into the day. all in all a good afternoon. the best afternoon, though, for the birthday boy, elliott sadler. >> i see two drivers in the top ten, brendan gaughan and aric almirola. they had to come to pit road early because they locked bum r bumpers and nascar made them come through a pass through penalty. >> big day for junior motor sports. justin allgaier, his best plate finish of second means two cars inside the top five. how about your son, brandon mcreynolds, when it was said and

ricky barnes, brendan steele and luke donald in the final group. going out in threesomes. started behind the eight-ball a bit on thursday with a three and a half-hour weather delay. congratulations continuing for our champion charley hoffman. again, had a second and a third and the best record here since 2010. and finally able to get it done. with dottie pepper how much it means to him after coming so close over the last few weeks, including last week at hilton head, the r.b.c. heritage. sunday 75, very disappointing but not this week. brendan steele trying end things with a birdie. three over for his final round to this point. that will wander off to the right. tap-in nor five. he finishes at seven under. nick: too many squares on the scorecard. it's a tough course if you make a couple of mistakes. charley just birdied the third today and that was it. bill: that was for 73 for luke donald. finished with 74. 38 and 36. birdied 13 but unable to build on that, all pars coming in. but a solid week. now ricky barnes. well, he finishes with birdie. nine under par, 74. in a tie

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. >> impressive top five finish for brendan gaughan. could you put yourself in any better position at the end. >> we put the south point chevy in as good a spot to get a good finish and end with a top five. great job by acr and rcr. i love richard and me and elliott sadler saved each other. he saved me from going to the outside wall and i saved him from going to the inside wall. he ends up in victory lane and i end with a top five. i call that fair and head to the next one. >> fifth place finish for brendan gaughan. >> yeah. couple dnfs for gaughan coming into the day. all in all a good afternoon. the best afternoon, though, for the birthday boy, elliott sadler. >> i see two drivers in the top ten, brendan gaughan and aric almirola. they had to come to pit road early because they locked bum r bumpers and nascar made them come through a pass through penalty. >> big day for junior motor sports. justin allgaier, his best plate finish of second means two cars inside the top five. how about your son, brandon mcreynolds, when it was said and

host: we are talking to congressman brendan boyle from pennsylvania. first-term congressman, representing part of philadelphia and north philadelphia and some of the regions. up next, we have mark calling in on the republican line from henderson, north carolina. good morning, mark. caller: good morning. how are you today? guest: good morning, thank you. caller: i cannot let you get away with two lies in told in the beginning statement. first off, donald trump did not start [indiscernible] a gentlemanton and who worked on hillary clinton from your state or the ones who actually started those and put forth the lawsuit against barack obama's birth certificate. you need to go back a little bit. i forgot myrap, point. host: do you want to respond? guest: i would be happy. it is a fact that donald trump was the person who is pushing the birth initiative and he had an investigation going on and he could not believe that they were finding one of the outlandish statements we have gone used to, and he even pursued in hawaii. guess what? the president of united s

i just pull a hi-tech lever, which is held up by my under-the-desk guy, brendan. say hi to brendan!pplause) >> stephen: stay down in the desk hole, buddy. all right. y'all ready? let's spin! (cheers and applause) "science!" (cheers and applause) people love the science. palentologists in kazakhstan have found remnants of an "elasmotherium sibiricum," also known as the siberian unicorn. that's right, unicorns are real! which means paleontologists are just two neon dolphins away from validating your sixth grade trapper keeper. personally, i love unicorns. i can't wait to find out what a real unicorn looked like. jim? (laughter) >> stephen: that's not a real unicorn. that's a hairy rhino with scoliosis! i really have a hard time imagining that thing pooping rainbows. i still can, but it's not easy. okay, lever, let's dance. (cheers and applause) 5000! i'm in first place! let's do it right now! (cheers and applause) "sports!" (cheers and applause) during a knicks game this week, a child ran onto the court to give carmelo anthony a hug, and the video went viral because people all across

. >> meet brendan, he channels his inner billy joel.ndon's been playing since she was 3 and he's using his talene to inspire others. >> you've given two ted talks haven't you? >> i have. i talked about how the piano changed mm life and how i believe everybody has their own instrument but maybe they just never took the time to find it. >> so adorable. >> reporter: devastating wielding a serious control rising. 11 year-old boy thought to the mix's way from concord to san francisco. not your neighborhood house cat what happened when a mountain lion invaded and l.a. suburb your flower of your choice for prime time news.

brendan cronin will spend the next nine years behind bars. marcus solis in white plains with the details. >> cameras weren't allowed to record victim impact statements but both men did stand up in court and addressed the fellow officer, telling them how much the events of two years ago forever changed their lives. >> reporter: brendan cronin showed little emotion during today's sentencing but did turn and offer an apology. to express and offer the most heartfelt apology to the families. i'm so very sorry. >> reporter: the former nypd officer taking responsibility for this, unloading a service weapon while off duty in to a car nearly two years ago. joseph felice and robert borelli were the two occupants. felice was shot six times. borelli was not hit and able to drive his friend to the hospital. both victims said they were emotionally scarred. >> no one can possibly imagine what this event has done to my family, my wife, my son. it's indescribable. >> reporter: cronin was a six-year veteran assigned to the 46th precinct. he admitted drinking w

. >> meet brendan, he channels his inner billy joel.brandon's been playing since she was 3 and he's using his talene to inspire others. >> you've given two ted talks haven't you? >> i have. i talked about how the piano changed mm life and how i believe everybody has their own instrument but maybe they just never took the time to find it. >> so adorable. >>> "the insider," tracking the biggest stories tre today. >>> number one, sarah palin underattack. is she takin legal action against this rapper? >> we have dealt with stalkers before. >>> and why would sarah palin return to tv as a courtroom judge? >>> and the star of sin city for scinemaco cinemacon. and number three, we're celeb aretha franklin's 74th birthday with queen of soul herself. >> how could you not feel fabulous in new york. >>> plus our "insider"

. >> meet brendan, he channels his inner billy joel. brandon's been playing since she was 3 and he's using his tallentlent to inspire others. >> you've given two ted talks >> i have. i talked about how the piano changed mm life and how i believe everybody has their own instrument but maybe they just >> so adorable. [ grinding metal ] whoa, that doesn't look good. no, not you. it's like lugging this around... it's dragging down your fuel economy. [ breaking glass ] but over time, using new and improved bp gasoline with invigorate helps clean up that dirt, like hundreds of scrubbing brushes. [ scrubbing bristles ] so that means a cleaner engine, which helps you get more miles per tank. i'll be here if you need me. new bp gasoline with invigorate... phil: previously on "the amazing race," seven teams raced to georgia. caused spain and misery. at the road block, ashley was a dancing queen, but one stumble.

brendan cronan got nine years in prison. steve langford was in the courtroom and has reaction from the victims. >> reporter: brendan cronin just 28 the now fired new york city cop in court to face sentencing but not before hearing the victims. joe fleece and robber really two men on the way from home from playing hockey two years ago ago when then the off-duty shooting his service weapon at their vehicle at a red light in pelham felice saying what remembers from the emergency room. i knew i was dying. i was terrified. i cried and balled. you have to save me. i have a three-year-old. the court not allowing cameras to report the statements. the other person in the car that night telling their shooter how he felt racing to the hospital. quote. i know what it is like to be the hears is driving a corpse to its final destination the shock of believing your friend has been murdered while you sit just inches away from him. >> my client would like to address them. >> reporter: the defendant's in court apology blank and devoid of emot

former nypd police officer brendan crownan was sentenced today to prison. he had a chance to apologize in court this morning. he was sentenced for drunk driving and then opening fire at two random innocent men two years ago. both men survived the shooting. today, they were both given the chance to confront him and tell him how his actions impacted their lives. he stressed how every day he lives with the physical and emotional pain. the former police officer was also given a chance to speak in court. you're about to hear his apology first. then you'll hear from the two victims who say their lives were anged forever. >> i will continue to pray daily as i've done since april 29th, 2014, for your physical, i will also continue to pray for forgiveness and mercy. >> we don't need the people here to protect us to be another form of terrorists with driving in their cars and shooting off their weapons. >> no one can possibly imagine what this event has done to my family, my wife, my son. it is -- it's indescribable. >> reporter: the officer will spend the next nine

. >> meet brendan, he channels his inner billy joel. brandon's been playing sincee to inspire others. >> you've given two ted talks haven't you? >> i have. i talked about how the piano changed mm life and how i believe everybody has their own instrument but maybe they just never took the time to find it. >> so adorable. phil: previously on "the amazing race," seven teams raced to georgia. caused spain and misery. at the road block, ashley was a dancing queen, but one stumble. >> is this the park? it's not here? weam ce to the wrong park. phil: gave zach and rachel the win. >> no! phil: a crazy finish. >> we have to beat them there. phil: ended in tears for both teams. scott and blair, i'm so sorry, you've been eliminated from the race. six teams remain. who will be eliminated next? >> do you have any kids? have you ever locked them in here for punishment? [captioning funded by cbs productions and cbs, inc.]

. >> and brendan, what are you discovering about the best vantage points and the wow experiences to sortthe impact that you want with virtual reality. >> and to gary's point, talking about the sense of presence, and we have two divisions focusing on the training side, and putting you in and simulating what is it truly like to with be this the batter's box playing against cc sabathia, and that sense of presence is real, and when that ball is coming at you at 9 9 miles per hour, it feels very real. so to be able to step into the simulators to experience that is incredibly powerful. >> it is a cool experience, but talking about vr, we are still in the experimental phase, and now, at what point are there results. the realtor can say, i have sold more houses, because of this or the batter can say i can improve because of the practice with the vr. >> if you are looking at the training side of, this and the fig fighter pilots have been training in the virtual reality, and surgeons training in the virtual reality, and now we are working with the nba and the nfl and other ncaa teams, and it is we

that is the gift that brendan is giving us, yes. he's teaching us the power of hate. you. >> seth: it's fantastic, and it was seven years well spent. thank you so much for being on the show. >> thank you, seth. >> seth: give it up everybody for tony tulathimutte. [ cheers and applause ] "private citizens" available in book stores now. we'll be right back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: thanks to ricky gervais, tituss burgess, tony tulathimutte, everybody! will calhoun, "the 8g band." stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carson: well hello, you're watching "last call" with me, carson daly, thank you very much. you're on nbc, we also

that is the gift that brendan is giving us, yes. he's teaching us the power of hate. you. >> seth: it's fantastic, and it was seven years well spent. thank you so much for being on the show. >> thank you, seth. >> seth: give it up everybody for tony tulathimutte. [ cheers and applause ] "private citizens" available in book stores now. we'll be right back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ when you want itchy, watery eyes and sneezes out of the picture, you go to walgreens for flonase allergy relief- over the counter in full prescription strength. with walgreens right around the corner, it's easy to get more complete relief in a flash. how's that for picture perfect? well... "perfect" might be a slight exaggeration. swing by walgreens for flonase that helps block six allergic substances, not just one. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: thanks to ricky gervais, tituss burgess, tony tulathimutte, everybody! will calhoun, "the 8g band." stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪

that is the gift that brendan is giving us, yes. he's teaching us the power of hate. congratulations so much on the book. >> thank you. >> seth: it's fantastic, and it was seven years well spent. thank you so much for being on the show. >> thank you, seth. >> seth: give it up everybody for tony tulathimutte. [ cheers and applause ] "private citizens" available in book stores now. we'll be right back with more "late night." pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. p flonase is the first and only pboth itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. more complete allergy relief. flonase. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: thanks to ricky gervais, tituss burgess, tony tulathimutte, everybody! will calhoun, "the 8g band." stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow.

a judge today sentenced 28- year-old brendan cronin to nine years in prison. he admitted to firing his service weapon 14 times at a red light in pelham two years ago. he was off duty at the time and had been drinking after two days of police training. one of the victims, the two victims who were shot several times, says he is still trying to make sense of it all. >> i think the combination of his training, his failure to deescalate from the training, and his drunkenness led to the shooting. >> he was convict of murder, dwi and assault. he has been fired from the nypd. >>> a principal tells her side >> i couldn't believe that person i was reading about in the newspaper was me. >> a woman cleared in a great fixing scandal. not everyone thinks she is innocent. >> also ahead the metrocard era is ending. so what's next for the millions who ride the buses? >> and what a beautiful day out there today and it's going to get better. i'll talk about why i don't think there's cloud cover that's going to have too much to say about our weather. i'll tell you why coming up.

. >> reporter: brendan one of the few black students on campus said he did not feel threatened by it.> project some low life kid couldn't say it to anyone's face. >> reporter: custodians took it down and then called police who are investigating this as vandalism and a hate crime. the palo alto school district is also investigating and trying to get students who may know something to step forward. >> we work very hard to maintain a safe learning environment and so when we see this kind of language on our campus, you know, we have to take it seriously. >> reporter: according to u.s. census palo alto is less than 2% black. white and black students said there are underlying racial issues that sometimes creep into school. >> i think there's race problems everywhere. hopefully, with time, we'll minimize some of it and be more accepting of one another. >> very disappointing, like, such a educated place to, um, kind of go down to that level. >> reporter: and some students blamed mr. trump himself for inspiring the hate messages. >> you have someone like that going up for president and it basi

said authorities failed to read the 22-year-old his rights before interviewing him about his son brendan's death in october. the lawyer also alleges the medical examiner took days to examine the couper river park scene where the 3-year-old's body was found. the body found three hours after his father reported him missing. >>> up next, arsenic in baby food. the fda's plans to crack down of how much of the poison gets into the children's bodies. >>> also a local high school gettigeer getting to love herself more. if it sorry and what do you mean at a concert in atlantic city? we'll explain. ♪ i've been a turkey farmer my whole life... and i raise turkey for shady brook farms®. we don't use growth-promoting antibiotics, that's just the way things should be done. that's important to me. my name is glenn, and i'm an independent turkey farmer. (female announcer) shady brook farms®. no growth-promoting antibiotics, just honest, simple turkey. i've always taken on the status quo. in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-la

. >> i'm on the board of the brendan center. two other important stake holesehole holders that haven't been mentioned and that is the police chiefs, sheriffs and prosecutors. i wonder if the panel could comment on their response to data and the kind of analysis that we now see in this report. >> madam? >> good morning. i'm president of an organization called hope for tomorrow. we focus on conflicts and violent prevention, supported the crime justice for alicia key and through senators. my comment was -- it's on migration. i listed to attention in the united states where they're taken to jail and then taken to detention where they take longer time, five years to ten years. giving them stuff but why can they look at that system include in the report or in the future just as if they are check order if they are to be but could they let them go home. if they have to be checked, let them come back into the system instead of spending more money for five years and ten years. that does not help them. they're inside there. so that would b

congressman brendan boyle and pat meen will hold a briefing.the lawmakers believe chemicals from firefighting foam may have contaminated water near the navy base. the navy has said it will conduct tests at hundreds of sites across the county.ç >>> today, philadelphia city council will look at the state of public schools. council committees on children, youth and education will hold hearings later this morning. the hearings follow months of testimony and community meetings focused on gaps in school staffing and services. we're expecting to learn new data and analysis on those issues. in bucks county, we've learned that st. agnus sacred heart school in hilltown will close its doors in june. officials said declining enrollment and rising education costs are the reason. students at st. agnus will have the option to attend other catholic schools nearby. >>> police this morning are still searching for suspects in a pair of robberies at two philadelphia 7-elevens. the crimes happened within a half hour of each other. investigators say they are connec

congressman brendan boyle and meehan made their appeal outside the station. been found in public and private water in and around the base. >> residents are understandably concerned that these chemicals are to blame for their health conditions. >> the congressmen have sent a letter to the epa and they've also asked the navy for a time line of when the con tam nation was discovered. >>> 5:47 and 61 degrees outside. new this morning, transgender students in a north jersey school district can now use rest rooms and locker rooms based on gender identity. >> parents were afraid to come here because of people like you, from fear-mongering hate groups like you. >> you're from a statewide group that sponsors bigotry and hate. >> this heated exchange was part of a debate at hills dale school in bergen county last night. >> essentially warrants the rights that every other student has within our school district. >> my daughter is kind of upsetç she doesn't want to have to think about having boys in her locker room. >> it should be the expectation, not the exception to th

and sergeant brendan no rack coe, and we visited him, asked him if we could build him a house. it would be an honor, a pleasure and a privilege, and he humbly accepted. that's where our building program started, because we saw the need. because so many of our men and women are coming back with injuries, they would never have survived any of the war. so we see there's a big need out there, so we built specially-adapted smart homes for the most catastrophically-injured service members. jack goes around with a lot of firefighters and helped raise money and awareness, but by the end of this year, we will have finished 46 of these great homes for these great heroes. we've committed to build 200 of them, that's why we need everyone to come to this stair or climb and everything we do. >> let's bring jack in on the conversation. significant milestone this year. how are you different then versus now, sirsome. >> well, i mean, a lot of things happened to us in the last 15 years, and the siller foundation took something so terrible, so horrific and made something good come out of it. and

police arrested the driver, 32-year-old brendan wallace, and a man who helped him get away, 34-year-old heinz cortado. wallace hit 60-year-old dennis nicks last november on san jose avenue. he fled the area, abandoned his car, and detectives say he was later picked up by cortado. >> it was a pretty horrific scene. it was pretty much 300-plus feet of evidence. vehicle part and body parts. >> wallace originally told police his car had been stolen. he now faces various charges including vehicular manslaughter. cortado is charged as an accessory to a hit-and-run. >>> a big clue released tonight in the hunt for a man and woman wanted in the killing of a tourist in san francisco. police released these suspect sketches today. the pair is accused of stabbing a british tourist and taking his bag in san francisco's lower pacific heights. a neighborhood, this happened in february. security video captured the crime. paul tam died from his injuries about a month after the attack. >>> b.a.r.t. was not just on time today. it was early. we're talking about reaching a new labor deal with its unions to a

. >> brendan martin, our director from canada, he is a ghost head and he wanted to explore the community with liking the movie. so i saw it on line i feel like i could help with that. i made a movie about santa claus, people, and same sort or thing, about someone with that one love and passion and we followed it. >> so how do you get involved with this? >> how did i get involved? i got involved because i went to high school to tommy. tommy dragged me on these film adventures. >> okay, okay good was there something about ghost busters that something click when you were younger. >> well, to us, we found out a long time ago it is not a caterpillar that is interesting it is a person obsessed with caterpillar. tom is obsessed with ghost busters and in a positive way we fine that interesting where we can follow it and explore in the movie. >> these are not just people dressing up and doing stuff. there is more than that, correct. >> yeah, yeah. >> they dress up, they wear the packs, they will go, and remodel cars to look like the s01 but they are going out there and doing things in their commu

dennis nix was struck by a silver mercedes. 32-year-old brendan wallace was driving the car. he did not stop and later abandoned his car. he was picked up by 34-year-old heinz rino kcortado, who helped him get away. >> he didn't know what else to do. he claimed his car was stolen and tried to hide the evidence from us. >> wallace faces various charges. cortado is charged in accessory to a hit and run. >> charges against uc berkeley as it struggles with sexual harassment. two grad students say they mishandled their complaints against a professor. live from the cal campus with the story, alelissa herrinarrin >> reporter: they're calling for them to change their policy and style. >> it's completely derailed my future career, my education. >> reporter: graduate students erin bennett and kathleen gutierrez call the culture oppressive and intimidating. the women reported professor wentworth a year ago. they accused the university of protecting abusive professors. >> i wish i could say different. this process obviously hasn't been easy. months of harassment and intimidation. >> repo

dennis nix was struck by a silver mercedes. 32-year-old brendan wallace was driving the car. he did not stop and later abandoned his car. he was picked up by 34-year-old heinz rino kcortado, who helped him get away. >> he didn't know what else to do. he claimed his car was stolen and tried to hide the evidence from us. >> wallace faces various charges. cortado is charged in accessory to a hit and run. >> charges against uc berkeley as it struggles with sexual harassment. two grad students say they mishandled their complaints against a professor. live from the cal campus with the story, >> reporter: they're calling for them to change their policy and style. >> it's completely derailed my future career, my education. >> reporter: graduate students erin bennett and kathleen gutierrez call the culture oppressive and intimidating. the women reported professor wentworth a year ago. they accused the university of protecting abusive professors. >> i wish i could say different. this process obviously hasn't been easy. months of harassment and intimidation. >> reporter: now they're tak

prosecutors say in april of 2014, brendan crow anyone was off duty and drunk when he fired 14 shots at a car stopped at a red light in pepham. joseph if he lease was shot six times but he survived. cronin drove off but now he faces the possibility of nine years behind bars. >>> two stony brook university basketball players facing felony charges. the two are accused of breaking into a fellow student's car and stealing $5,000. they're facing grand larceny charges. a student disciplinary hearing will be held later this week. >>> in new jersey, police say the man who was worng on the roof of a building in key port when this devastating fire erupted did not have permits for the job. he's charged with working without a permit, working without a license and driving without a license. he's not charged in connection with a fire. for injuries at the hospital and released released. >>> parents will be demanding answers today on possibly ineffective teachers being put back into new york city classrooms. the parents, along with the education advocacy group, students first ny, going to have a rally

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