. >> coming up we'll introduce to the local when i staning up to bullies.ow he's using his story to stop them right in their tracks. >> plus olea bore the papal express. the plan in place to make it easier for people to get into the city of philadelphia for the pope's visit this september. howard? >>> that feeling as you heard bruce is always good for opening day for the phillies. but home has not been good in phillies openers. a look at the start of this seas ♪ >>> it's not just philadelphian making plans for the pope' big vest this september. the archdiocese of harrisburg plans to sell bus tickets to philadelphia for parishioners who wish to see pope francis. they're selling for $30 piece and limiting sales to four tickets per family. >>> a 10-year-old cancer survivor bullied because he is short is standing standing up to his tom meants montgomery county child message is getting a lot of attention on social media. he's letting those bullies know that the very thing that stunted his growth actually saved his life. fox 29 weekend anchor bill anderson is her

whether no matter you've been bullied or you have been a bully, you can change that. you can grow up to be whatever you want. >> the stop bullying wall will be available for park guests to make their own pledges through tomorrow. >>> well some of maryland's earliest settlers came from one of the wealthiest and best-known families of that era. from now through december a baltimore exhibit is giving you a window into their lives as derek ward discovered. it's doing so by taking a closer look at their deaths. >> they lived to be about 60 a rare and ripe old age for a 17th century person. her husband phillip made it to 70. they were buried in led coffins instead of wood or simple burial shroud. >> they're so unique so rare that this had to be somebody really important to the state of maryland or the colony of maryland. >> even with their high status as the son and daughter-in-law of the lord baltimore, their remains wipe away the notions of an easy life. >> it meant that they didn't have any frills around here at all. >> ann calvert's femur bone showed a poorly set break.

we want to stop this bullying.t's a cancer we need to kill. >> jones says adults need to pay attention and when necessary, intervene. and for all the bullies out there, james has a stern warning. >> we're here. we began this fight. we're not going nowhere. bully, beware. >>> coming up -- caught stealing. and a race for the space gives new meaning to double parking. >> she actually pushed this car all the way out of the space. >>> when "caught on camera: bad behavior" continues. driver-assist systems. it recognizes pedestrians and alerts you. warns you about incoming cross-traffic. cameras and radar detect dangers you don't. and it can even stop by itself. so in this crash test, one thing's missing: a crash. the 2015 e-class. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me... zero heartburn! prilosec otc. the number 1 doctor-recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 9 straight years. one pill

robert: no matter if you have been bullied or if you are a bully, you can change that. richard: richard reeve, abc 7 news. kimberly: this year marks the 70th anniversary of the end of world war ii. may 8, nearly 70 vintage aircraft will fill the skies over washington to commemorate the allied victory in europe. the next day, several of the aircraft will be on display in chantilly. organizers received special clearance from the federal government for the national mall flyover. ahead, some new surprises at nats park. what is changing this year and how it will change your routine heading to a ball game. plus, the forecast. kimberly: relieved to hear that easter sunday will be a beauty. eileen: it will be nice, the current temperatures right now in d.c., 52 degrees. it's not bad, but the temperatures will fall into -- well, right around 40 degrees in d.c. in the 30's in the suburbs. clear skies right now, the wind northwest at five, much different than the gusty wind we had earlier today. some spots have gone calm -- frederick, gaithersburg, manassas, allowing temperatures

bullied for something that saved his life. >> i may be short but that's better than being dead. >> this courageous kid's message to stop bullies in their tracks. >> and joyce? >> reporter: they're more than 200 miles of septa tracks throughout our region and you haven't seen the half of it. ♪ >>> this is quite a story. robber walks into a juniata park 7eleven and demands money but ends up running away empty handed. police say this man pulled a gun on an employee around 7:00 o'clock last night and as the worker hands over a bagful of cash, two customers walk in. investigators say the robber gets nervous refuses to take the bag and just takes off. if you know who this guy is you're asked to give police a call. >>> 30 days of mourning for fallen philadelphia sergeant robert wilson coming to an end with emotional ceremony. sergeant wilson was killed last month while trying to stop a robbery in progress at a north philadelphia game stop. officials say wilson drew fire away from innocent bystanders inside that store. today mayor mic

here to tell you that no matter whether you've been bullied or you have been a bully, you can change that and you can grow up to be whatever you want. >> the stop bullying wall will be available at the park for guests to make their own pledges on until april 12th. >>> unhealthy foods dominating grocery store shelves. what you may be miss ong the label that could put your health at risk. >>> and it's a mild start tomorrow morning with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. but doug and i are here tracking the storm system that will be bringing us some rain tomorrow. >>> how'd you like a little kale with your coffee? it's part of a new partnership with starbucks and dannon yogurt to add new items to the menu. they're introducing three revolution fresh smoothies. you can add kale on request. it's been a trendy vegetable because of its health benefits. these are just available on the west coast and in select stores around the country. >> oh darn. >>> news for your health now. many of the foods on store shelves have something hiding in the label. doreen gentzler joins us to explain the new

jackson actually called up bullies to the stage to ask them why they did it.oach and diana asked him more about that just after the event. >> you know everybody in the crowd can see, okay these are the people that are supposed to be the bullies. let's see if they're really bold enough to stand up and admit to being bullies. that's the first part. you know if you can have people admit to it and take up to their responsibilities and ownership, i mean that's where you start from and there figure out how you need to nip it in the bud. >> that's right, fess up. jackson has been doing this for eight years and is still in touch with some of the kids he's called up over the years. >>> well, that's all for "news4 this week." i'm veronica johnson. thanks for joining us. we leave you with time lapse video of lightning. you know what i'm talking about. from our severe storms that moved through this week. until next time remember be safe be kind be happy. bye-bye, everybody. >>> we begin with breaking news right now. a powerful earthquake rocking the capital of nepal. we w

dominic, a cancer survivor was bullied picked on for being short. it took a bold step calling out his so-called hairlts on instagram, and informing them that chemo therapy stunted his growth. >> not only was this young man battling health issues and cancer he was the victim on the psychologic side of being tormented as a bullying his message was riposted by big names. don't let anyone's words keep you from your destiny in life. >> you stood up and tall, which is we want e we want to talk about the ability to be courageous and heroism. this is an amazing thing he has done for himself and the community all the other little kids wore being bullied. he received a signed flyers hat and jersey from claude giroux. that's really, really cool. thank you so much. >> reporter: he is so happy, so many are getting his message. >> stand up to bullying, it's not a good thing at all. it's hard to go through tough. >> reporter: sarah bloomquist channel 6 "action news." no. not possible. we're the settles! when we go on vacation, it's hard to find, like, those little

some guy that was bullied. that's who is going to do it. >> is that funny enough to get by or should people be offended by that. >> no, we shouldn't be offended by it. we have to give comedy a wide birth. chris rock is one of my favorite comedians. he does such important social commentary and we're in a moment where we're seeing how we are as a nation about race. we have starbucks trying to talk about race. we have everybody thinking they can deal with social issues. so i don't have a problem with comedians having a wider birth but with trevor noah the point is that the jokes weren't funny and he went for cheap punch lines so the question is what do we get to evaluate comedians on. >> i can tell you not being funny is the worst sin of all. thank you. that's hour show for this evening. the rachel maddow show starts now. >> good evening. ten years ago, exactly ten years ago the entire country was absolutely rivoted to a story that at the core was very intensely private and personal story even though the entire co

because bullying cyber bullying, and sexting can be gateways to big trouble. >> too many people young people in philadelphia resolve conflict through violence. someone steps on your sneaker and they he shoot someone. >> reporter: lauren johnson is petit who had played dodge ball in public schools. >> they want me standing next to her. they held me out of the gate. >> reporter: is that scary. >> it was embarrassing. >> reporter: children bullied often suffer from anxiety, unhappiness, loneliness the d.a. came to tell these young people that there is a place to turn. calvin bellies a seventh grader. i. >> i learn that i can talk to my parents, a teacher, even the guidance counselor about any problem that i had with cyber bullying and bullying period. >> reporter: shawn white had to walk away from one time friend. >> the reality is what we are doing to get it correct and prosecuted. >> reporter: pressure to send sexually explicit messages in middle school has increased. >> i will never do it. i don't see the point in it. in your mind you have to know even the person who you can trust the

it's totally connected with bullying and dating violence and community violence and within a culture that supports unhealthy masculinity and homophobia and racism so i am excited to hear other folks are taking what on as part of the solution and thank you for the dialogue and i am happy to be here with you today. >> thank you so much. next speakers. >> hello. good afternoon. my name is helen sang and i am currently a senior at lowell high school, a peer leader from young asian women against violence and a program community center. before joining this program i had no idea what rape culture was and what affirmative consent is so i have to say that from what i remember in middle school and high school sucks in health education. topics related like this were never mentioned. i remember always being taught how to protect myself and also being taught how to help my partner put on a condom before having sex and i feel because of these focus -- these issues and a lot of female students feel victimized and at fault. it was mentioned earlier that most calls to the confidential hot line are ma

dominic a cancer survivor was bullied picked on for being short.took a bold step calling out his so-called haters on instagram informing them that chemotherapy had had stunted his growth. today the founder honored his brave actions. >> not only was this young man battling health issues, battling cancer but he was also a victim on the psychological side of being tormented as a bullying victim. >> reporter: dominic wrote on instagram you know i may be short but that's bed than being dead. you don't have to be tall to win and that god slowed down my growth so i could be the best person i can become. his message was reposted by big names including fill's own ?uestlove from the roots wrote don't let anyone's words keep you from your destiny in life. >> he stood up and he stood tall which is really the way we want to talk about his ability to be courageous and his heroism. we couldn't be more proud of a young man like this. >> this is an amazing thing that he has done for himself and for the community and for all other little kids being bullied. >> repor

. >> new research finds bullying could have a lasting impact on a young child's mental health.e looking at cool conditions this morning with temperatures around 50 so a jacket is a good idea but this afternoon it would be warm enough for t-shirts. i'll have the details and your day planner forecast and we'll get your travelers to the airport. that's all coming up next. (female announcer) you could win $1,000 a day for life... (husband) hon! it's grover cleveland! (female announcer) ...when you play the new cash4life, from the pennsylvania lottery. (grover) nice! (husband) 3 club seats. 50 yard line. (female announcer) that means you too could experience the joy of winning. every day, for the rest of your life. (grover) new wheels. nice. see you tomorrow! (female announcer) cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. play for fun. cash for life. >> breaking this morning, the maryland national guard is now on the streets of baltimore. schools are closed as a day of violence spilled into the early morning hours. it started after an emotional funeral service for freddie gray, the blac

bullies.nt was held at six flags in prince george's county. rg3 talked about why the subject means so much to him. >> growing up i was bullied at a young age, and i had to step up and stand up for myself and i had two big sisters that also stood up for me to help me get out of those situations and stop the bullying. today is opening day at six flags. the amusement park says about 90% of its workers are between 16 and 22. >>> maryland governor larry hogan released a supplemental budget today that includes some new tax relief. among them $5.2 million in fewer taxes for military pensions and fist responders and $7.4 million more personal property tax relief. the state's education association says the governor's plan does not include funding previously restored by lawmakers. a spokesman for the fwofor the governor says ghoeshgss are still under way. >> they have tough physical jobs that mean the rest of us can drive around safely and comfortably. roadwork is ramping up with our warmer weather out

when you get bullied.wn to a really low place, and i went out the back and tried to hang myself. >> right down there is where it happened. just straight down there. >> at school, casey tries his best to avoid confrontations. >> i was feeling scared. i didn't want to pursue. >> but he's about to reach the breaking point. as the seconds tick by, frustration built up over years of abuse ignites. >> you really don't know what's going to happen. >> casey lifts the bully over his head and body slams him to the ground. >> after i did it, it was like, yay, finally, it's over. >> before casey's mom sees the video, she's expecting a different kind of ending to her son's bullying story. >> i was more expecting coming home, yelling, screaming, swearing, something. but, my god. >> all it takes is eight hours for the cell phone video to go viral, and then spark an international media frenzy. >> i was actually sitting down, eating my cereal and all of a sudden i'm on tv. >> underdogs around the world sing casey's praises

this whole notion of what kind of an anti-christian bully would keep me from being an anti-gay bully.'ll say fine go with it but you better show me in your holy book where it says you get to do this. because as i said before there's nothing out of the words of christ that justify it. you've got the book of leviticus and that's it and we all know bobby jindal wears shirts of two different fibers. he doesn't respect leviticus that much. i don't know why the liberal media has failed to jump on him over it. >> could the lsu tigers force him to change his mind? >> the lack of any super bowls ever coming to louisiana again. >> i would hope so. and left wing advocates that bobby jindal talks about include ibm, which is not a left wing advocate, but a major corporation, which he hyperlinked in his article today to show how much he's being pressured by big corporations. i hope we'll see the ncaa nfl, major league baseball, to stand unified like with indiana to make them change this law. there's no place for this in 2015 in the united states of america. >> what about oil companies? what about t

so a anti-bullying anti-bullying anti-bullying event at george washington our goal is to invite and inform all students of the community event on march second a saturday from 9:30 to 4:00 p.m. and tech global on 431 brandon street lunch will be provided so be there the safety crossing guard we're religiously pedestrian accident and promoting public safety with supervisor yee office we are incorporating more schools to be part right of program our next meeting is monday may 11 the fac is a public council and anyone is well, welcome to come and lunch will be provided if you liquor to attend make a presentation or would like a copy of our upcoming agenda contact our fac coordinator salvador. >> thank you student delegates i want to add one thick to the anti billing issue on saturday there's a card a website you can sign up i have flyers thank you very much and the are in the middle of school examines the next agenda pat advisory committee recorded there is none tonight in no objection from my colleagues i'd like to take out of order the k the quality teacher and education oversight committee

the best way to deal with a bully, you don't negotiate with bullies. you punch them in the face immediately. then you go from there. with iran jonas brought up, what do sanctions do? i tell what you sanctions did in this case. it prevents them from developing their nuclear arsenal. they can't trade with countries like france and germany. they can't develop their weapons systems. they can't acquire electronics or enrich plutonium. no wonder they were celebrating there. they got all the good stuff and we got nothing in return. >> north koreans got nuclear sanctions. we could have played the sanction game in china and vietnam because they are communist. their governments are not perfect. yet we have a relationship a business relationship. we do tariffs if necessary. we got issues of currency. at the end of the day, that is a better scenario than if everyone walled off china and they were a totally nutty communist regime not doing business with everybody. that happens when everyone walls them off. >> last word to john. >> sanctions were working because the

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that message earned him an ward from teach anti-bullying today along with some autographed flyers gear which he accepted at his home in haddonfield. >> quite a stir from the eagles today because of two words. >> tim tebow. worked him out a few weeks ago and he is now here. eagles off season has been nothing short of crazy. now let's add tim tebow and make it a five quarterback circus. the eagles end initially signed tebow to a one year contract. we'll wear number 11. he's not appeared in a regular season game since 2012 when he was mark sanchez's teammate with the jets. did he lead the broncos to the playoffs in 2011. brian dawkins played with tebow in denver. knows his character butter he still has questions about his football ability. >> it's the football side of things that's that he's struggled at and a lot of it has been -- he's get something good coaching in the locker room, he's getting some good quarterback coaching, i know this off season he's doing things with i think tom brady's quarterback coach. his problem is not being able to take that to the playing field. when he gets

bullying in its tracks. for the next ten days, they are teaming up to get that message out to students. stop bullying. and believe it or not, rg3 said he was pushed around when he was younger. i had two big sisters that also stood up on me to help me get out of those situations and stop the bullying in its tracks. >> about 200 students were there at y'todas event. >>> what is in stored for gas prices? aaa makes a prediction. we'll tell you about them in tonight's consumer alert. >>> a woman missing for four years. tonight new information >>> police may have a new lead of the 21-year-old decker who was seven months pregnant when she simply vanished in 2011. her ex-boyfriend was named the person of interest, but has never been charged. >> however, he is locked up right now. this one in north carolina. now that woman survived the attack as she now says that she believes that the index is disappearing. >> the fire investigators were burning up christmas trees in maryland. some spark set that christmas tree on fi

he told the teenagers he was the victim of bullying at a young age. robert griffin iii": you can change that. maureen: how your rogers was badly beaten, fell, cracked his skull, and went into a coma. a golf course has divided a large portion of residents. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis has details. kevin: this golf course is boarded up and the greens have gone yellow. the montgomery county golf course filed for bankruptcy. >> it would be great to walk outside of our door, take a bike and it would be right in our backyard. kevin: she thinks the development would give montgomery village and edge. >> it's a great opportunity to take our community to the next level. to compete with those other areas. kevin: but these residents contend the surrounding area is busy enough. he is going grassroots, open to keep the courts green. >> i handed out flyers for the meeting coming up in rockville. not one person was for this developer. not one out of 400. kevin: the developer played $5 million for the land and was the only interested buyer. >> 40,000 residen

be bullied. >>> preparing for the pope's visit to d.c..urity measures you will see going up in northwest washington. >>> plus some smokers could soon find themselves being turned away. proposed restrictions that could be put in place. >>> a live look at the tidal base p for you where conditions today will be perfect for a walk. tom has your what to wear forecast. if . >>> it a look at this video as a jockey does a somersault after falling off his horse. this happened in the uk. jockey's name is lewis ferguson. medical crews were ready to take ferguson away on a stretcher but as you can see, he got to his feet walked away unharmed. many racing ennews yipgss have described it as one of the worst falls they have ever seen. >> good thing he didn't hurt systems. >>> legal smoking age may be on the rise. mcduffy introduced a bill that radio raise the minimum age from 18 to 21. mcduffy says research shows that introducing people to tobacco later in life can save lives. new york city passed a similar bill last year. he also introduced a bill that

. >> mccanles was a bully. >> hickok's dislike for bullies traces back to his time as a young boy.ew up with abolitionist parents and his family was part of the underground railroad that helped slaves escape to freedom. >> the underground railroad was a network of trails and safe houses that helped people escape from slavery to the north and then on to canada. >> it's illegal to do what they were doing but many would be involved for what they would call higher law, higher calling. >> hickok is expected to help, despite the risk of being caught by bounty hunters and shot dead. >> hurry, father, they are catching up. >> i'm not seeing anything over here. come on, let's go! >> get out of here! >> the danger of rescuing slaves leaves a lasting impression on young bill, giving him a fearlessness that begins to define him as a man. >> what you going to do? cry? >> hey! >> hickok continues his abolitionist ways working in the union army. he comes to the rescue of one of his fellow scouts, a 12-year-old named william cody. the two would remain lifelong friends. >> you all right, son? >> ye

trust me when i say sheila bair knows bullies. you won't want to miss this interview. >>> get ready for our special weekend with warren. bu covering all things buffett live and all things from the berkshire hathaway annual shareholder meeting. 40,000 people expected in omaha starting on friday. team fox business is there. we'll have exclusive interviews. we'll be talking to warren, ng from the meeting. warren buffett's kids, what about the buffett legacy as well as the chairman of burlington northern southern pacific railroad. we've got him exclusive along with the ceo of see's and big names. weekend with warren starting on friday. liz: well talk about an attempt to climb back off the lows. >> trying. the other thing we need to talk about the price of oil going up and up. the fed leaving its options open. yes the market is moving. liz: we have crumbling dollar. yields up above 2%. markets trying to hit the flat line. let's go to nicole on floor of new york stock exchange. we need to just catch people on sales force dot-com. the bi

let me let you hear it. >> we do not need anyone coming in bullying our community and bullying peoplewho are there just to get justice. when you come into another city and act different and try to encourage people that's a form of bullying. >> what do you make of that tom? >> i think she's got a good point and i think she is very concerned as probably all the residents and police when you have outside people coming in we have this in new york during the okay pi wall street movement where you had a lot of people who were not from new york. they were coming in from all corners of the country. they had this kind of belief that you could come into new york and have a free for all and have your way with the town and that's now how things will roll. i have no problem with people coming in to protest what they see as police abuse. and i don't think the balt mer police department which is a great police department has a problem with that either. they are there to protect the right to free speech and to protest. but as the commissioner had mentioned, as long as it's done peacefully and lawfull

it was an anti-bullying pep rally with some superstar power. >> growing up, i was bullied at a youngrichard: rg iii telling young people that stopping bullying is up to them. >> nothing can make a bigger impact than the actions of young people like you. you are the ones who have to deal with this issue every single day. richard: everyone is hoping to prevent what happened this past october when a 15-year-old going for a ride was badly beaten with a fractured skull before falling into a coma. at the time, some youngsters used social media to turn the park theme fright fest into fight-fest. >> i did not want to calm because i know how violent he can get. >> you can change that. >> [indiscernible] richard: a park spokesman said she hopes that six flags will empower young people that they have a vested interest. not only are a lot of folks who come here teenagers. they have thousands of employees between the ages of 16 and 20 who work here. richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: a rough flight for a passenger on a flight from new york to chicago when his laptop caught fire. then it began smoki

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you said fascist bullies, that's the actual term. >> yeah. >> why? >> well, look, for all of us we've embraced the civil rights movements of this country, which were about allowing people to live the lives that best suit them. for gay people it was about living our lives decently without being attacked by others because we were different or refuse to conform. and here we are now in the 21st century with christians being attacked by gay bullies because they're different and they don't conform to the leftist narrative or to the leftest estest estist agenda. this is the antithesis of what every gay rights movement was about and not what we've been fighting for for generations. it's something that i think americans see inherently as mean they're bullies, this has nothing to do -- i don't know how shutting down christian businesses has anything to do with equal rights. it casts us as bad people. and it reverses any kind of progress, i think, we've made in the last couple of generations. >> these are very strong words coming from you. and i've known you fo

he had them come up and he said why are you a bully? he had this open dialogue with kids on why it's not cool to be a bully. >> he's wonderful. >> i tell you what i noticed. i knew it was edited but the kid kids were going crazy desean like that then they got quiet. that's impressive. anybody with a bunch of >>> on this tuesday night, breaking news. as protests swell in baltimore, late word tonight the feds are now investigating the death of a man fatally injured in police custody. >>> life or death for the convicted boston bomber? tonight, chilling newly-seen video of moments after the explosions and a courtroom surprise. what prosecutors call tsarnaev's message to amica. >>> total recall. one of the most popular brands of ice cream, millions of gallons thrown away over fear of what could be in it. >>> and jacob's story. he's only 5 years old, but tonight he's revealing what it means to be transgender. one family shares a very personal story. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in

or bullying. do you want your fans to do? >> go to the plaza at 1:00. we'll be there. >> you'll be able to interact with your fans today? this will be fantastic. >> flat iron park where is that? >> plaza. >> you know what? i'm not from new york so i couldn't tell you. i'm sure you know better than i do. >> pull up the well-known search engine googles. i think millions of your followers are on their way. >> not only did you get famous early but being home schooled do you ever learn for a typical traditional youth? >> i guess you could say i can't miss something i never had the chance to really do or espn. experience. i love it. >> what do you think the promposals that are costing so much money? >> whatever you want to do is your choice with your money. i'm sure your girlfriend is going to love it. >> possibly. if not, she won't be your girlfriend. maybe you should give her an invoice invoice. that rejection cost me $300. >> less than 30% of youth go to u.s. parks. if bella thorne has her way that c

margarita: por supuesto, vemos casos donde niÑos se suicidan por el cyber bullying.segundo serÍa el monitoreo, hay que monitorear lo que nuestros hijos estÁn haciendo, con quiÉn tienen comunicaciÓn, en quÉ cuentas de las redes sociales estÁn, y como padres debemos ser parte de esas plataformas para ver las conversaciones. alan: este punto es difÍcil porque los higos piensan que estamos de metiches, chismosos, y que nos metemos en su vida privada, pero es un riesgo latente y hay que prevenirlo. margarita: eso es asÍ y nos lleva al tercer punto, que son las reglas nuestros niÑos no tienen el criterio y la madurez para saber cÓmo operar en internet, situaciones, donde un extraÑo que quiere comunicarse con ellos, y enseÑarlesque no deben divulgar nunca su informaciÓn privada. alan: direcciÓn, fecha de nacimiento, telÉfono. margarita: cosas que puedan ser usadas en su contra por un agresor. alan: vamos a la cuarta regla. margarita: la cuarta regla serÍa observar, debemos observar la conducta de nuestros niÑos y ver cÓmo estÁn utilizando la tecnologÍa. alan: estar al pendi

. >> i had been bullied for being a new nurse. >> reporter: bullied? >> yeah, absolutely.d the term, "nurses eat their own?" >> or eat their young? >> yeah, "nurses eat their young." >> i went through it a lot. i think for six months i cried in my car on the way home. >> reporter: what kinds of things did they do to you? >> you would get overloaded with patients and they would not help. and if you're not drowning fast enough, they're more than happy to throw you another anchor. >> when nurse bullying comes in the way of patient care, it can be really dangerous. >> reporter: the american nurses' association says bullying is real and they're working to create safer conditions. but told us in a statement that "for the past 13 years, nurses have held the top spot as the public's most honest and ethical profession in america." >> it's a high-pressure, high-stakes world for nurses. they have to work sometimes up to 12 to 14-hour shifts without breaks. >> reporter: alexandra robbins interviewed hundreds of nurses for her book, "the nurses," and found that most are compassionate a

rachel i'm trying to follow-up on what natalie said my opinion my family has been the outburst of bullying and intimidation i'm here to ask specific questions police for the district to school safety outside school campus a person outside an adult a staff worker associated with that commission i've been told for example, in all classes in the district they have a policy in place i don't know second question what is your policy and issues like this one abuse by an adult associated with the school district u school district in the community i'm totally powerful we're not the first family to 2015 i'm totally positive i don't know about anything specifically last names but i know this has hooped before and we're not going to be the last family so do you talk about this issue the issues of this nation all i distinguished panel have i ever intervened those are my questions and please hear publy i'd like to give him an answer what to do with kids trapped in similar situations thank you. >> if you could please join our legal council out in the hall he'll collect our contact information we'll now c

when parents were told of the severity of the abuse jesus said he was bullied and forced to suffer abuse. >> it was hell, it was hell for me. people make fun of me, just students are cruel. they don't care how you feel. they just want to get a laugh out of it. >> jesus said school officials threatened her with arrest if she spoke publicly of the abuse. the charge the school said was absurd. >> they were trying to push it under the rug. making it seem like it was just kids playing around. >> reporter: los angeles county detectives found multiple soccer players experienced abuse, reported poked or sodomized with a stick. initiation into the soccer field was just fun and nothing abusive. attorney brian claypool says that's not enough. >> school administrators need to open their eyes number one. they need to pay attention. number two they need to listen to students. they need to monitor students. they need to supervise teachers. >> reporter: claypool represents jesus bonea and several others in a lawsuits against the school district. he says the coach and the school should have known about t

it's bully actiq tactics. so often you'll spend more money fighting the state than the police took, and they'll keep it by default how difficult is it to get assets back for those who haven't committed a crime. >> well, it's very difficult and john anderson's case illustrates how difficult it is. john, like most people, could not afford it a lawyer to hand this will case in nebraska. he lives in california. just so he had to represent himself in this case. and be up against a federal prosecutor who knows all the tricks in the book and is extremely aggressive and unfair as well. >> this is where you stepped up in, you were advising him until he got an attorney, right? >> yes off and on. >> i really couldn't represent him because he couldn't afford to pay me anything, really, and i tried to speak to the prosecutor on his behalf, and she wouldn't even speak to me. why? because i hadn't entered an appearance in nebraska to represent him which would have meant that i would basically be stuck with a case, a very sma

reports five members of the dominican sisters were protesting a gay nonprofit sponsoring an anti-bullying day of silence. the school opted out of participating in the event and instead held a morning prayer for students bullied everywhere. parents we talked to say it was all a misunderstanding. >>> san jose took a bold step to help with water worries. they voted to cut water use by 30%. so far users have only cut 13%. our media partner says it will limit outdoor water to twice a week. the city plans to work with the santa clara water district to find water wasters. >>> the 49ers aren't making new fans tonight. a group of people is furious about plans to replace children's soccer fields with a parking lot for the thank you stadium. and now parents and kids and coaches are putting pressure on the team to make things right. we go live to levi stadium with the story. katie? >> with levi stadium looming nearby, the soccer fields behind me became the hottest item in silicon valley. you heard the phrase, don't mess with a soccer mom well tonight she brought her whole team. the santa clara youth