. >> reporter: bradley, troubled to learn a young man from clarkstown is a victim. 18-year-old marcus strout used his position as a volunteer wrestling coach to lure and sexually abuse a teenager. bradley thinks stroud could have used that position to gain that boy's trust. >> yeah. i would trust most people in the school. >> reporter: police say stroud used social media apps like snapchap to develop that relationship with his victim. stroud the fear is that there are more victims, though police will not name specific schools or programs where stroud volunteered. >> if your child has been in contact with the suspect, please have a conversation with the children to ensure that your child has not been a victim. >> reporter: bradley's mother hasn't sent out any alerts about marcus stroud. stroud has been charged with a criminal sex act in the second degree and also second degree sex abuse. $100,000. anybody with any information on him or any other victims are asked to call clarkstown police. >>> the mts says a says it's determined to open the second avenue subway on schedule. the money i

ray with the clarkstown highway department, they watch every day. they are always hustling and going. but they spend a little time with us and we appreciate it. thanks for all your hard work during the storm. i like that. that's pretty. but we have showers in the area. west, mild readings all the way up into monticello where it's 46. and look at babylon, wow, wow, 63 already. these numbers compared to yesterday, no shock here, two to 16 degrees warmer. shooting for 58. it's only a degree away. and i think we can do it. almost 20 degrees above normal. sun sets at 5:13, wet weather and a few showers. all the green on the screen is not hitting the ground yet. through essex, seeing light rain. and again, there's snow on the curb so it's going to be a little messy. the real concern is going to come in on wednesday when we see some more significant rain. this line of showers pushes through, cold air waiting for your tuesday. and timing it outing for. a few more showers into and through the early evening hours and then tuesday afternoon looks like that. an

. >> clarkstown police put this video on youtube of a red- tailed hawk that uses an outdoor camera as his own personal perch. he comes by every day and they want to get a name g to facebook or twitter and use the hashtag, name that hawk. >>> up next the "cbs evening comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: pax romana. >> i think he's a terrific person. >> pelley: trump makes peace with the pope on the eve of a critical weekend for both parties in the presidential race. also tonight, law enforcement's battle for access to the cell phones of criminal suspects. remembering author harper lee, and her american classic. mockingbird. >> pelley: and steve hartman, when a young boy summoned the police, they responded in force. >> i didn't know it was going to be this big, really. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: tomorrow could be a turning point in the race for the white house. democrat hillary clinton, who scweekd by in iowa, only to be

clarkstown police put this video on you tube of a red tailed hawk as her personal perch. she thaifr head to facebook or twitter and use the hash tame #namethathawk. i like how he looks at the watched. >> -- he like -- we have >>> good morning, everyone. you here at port saint lucy, florida. 1,500 mets fanned showed up. the mets said that's a record for the first day that the pitchers and catchers have had since 1988. my photographer is already in mid season form keeping up with the guys as they went from field to field. it's not all about baseball yesterday. matt harvey took time out to meet with seth proctor. a harvey fan who was stricken with huntington disease but still managers to work out every day. david wright and curtis granderson with were there continue together get some early work in. it was a successful day for terry collins. full of excitement for the players and the people who route them on. >> what a frequent -- you know, our fans coming out today was incredible. it was very, very fun to see that. it was very very fun to see the guys out there. we didn't ha

a so-called educational aid that was discontinued only last week at clarkstown south high school in rockland county explaining why jews were persecuted in the ancient world. >> thousands of years ago, it was the jews who were the >> the chutzpah to show a video and to produce a video which suggests that jews were at fault for the persecution that they faced. >> reporter: the videos were shown in three ninth grade social studies classes here last month. downloaded after the internet as part of a lesson about judaism and christianity in the roman empire. some students were immediately offended. >> it's horrible that something like this existed and how it wasn't picked up before is astounding. >> reporter: the production offered by study.com was pulled after complaints hit facebook. a comparison of judaism and christianity that scholars say is completely inaccurate as well as offensive. >> the jews were labeled as violent religious extremists to be attacked and dispersed. anyone who bothered to think on their plight would assume that they had gotten what they deserved. >> reporter: both the roc

in clarkstown, rockland county, dave carlin, cbs 2 news. >>> politics now. despite growing opposition on capitol hill from senate republicans, president obama says he intends to fulfill his student duties and find a replacement for the late supreme court justice antonin scalia. the president said today it would be difficult for senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to explain his decision not to the consider a nominee without appearing politically motivated. sources say the white house is now vetting republican nevada governor brian sandoval as a possible nominee. >>> campaign 2016. new details on donald trump's blowout victory in nevada. a record 75,000 people took part in last night's caucuses. that's more than twice the 33,000 who turned out in 2012. 84,000 who showed up for the democratic caucuses last saturday but that contest always draws more people in nevada. cbs 2's dick brennan joins us now with more on the presidential race. dick. >> reporter: kristine, trump of course broadened his front- runner grip on the race. polls said he even won the latin