police say this man, caught on surveillance video, walked into the dressing room of the target on dobbin road. a women said she was walking out von wind gust fitting rooms when he another woman said she left her changing room and when she went back he was standing inside exposing himself. police ask one who recognizes this man to call 410-313-stop. for breaking news anytime, follow us on twitter at abc2 news. >>> one of the people paid to protect you became a victim. a security guard was attacked in annapolis. police say she was walking along when two men approached her. they threatened to shoot her, pushed her to the ground and hit her. the man chkd her pockets and stole her gun -- checked her pockets and stole her gun. >> we went out there to try to locate them. she was taken to the hospital at that time with mean for injuries. >>> the fan who was bullied at camden yards is finally out of shock trauma but he has a long road to recovery. his family and attorneys talked with us today and brian kuebler tells us what they wanted us to hear. >> reporter: he just checked into a row be a hosp

de las 8 de la noche el pasado sabado, en la tienda target, localizada en la cuadra 6100 de calle dobbin... segun denunciaron las dos mujeres el hombre entro al area del vestidor y sin cerrar la puerta se expuso... si tiene informacion sobre este depravado llame al numero: 410-313-78611... estudios recientes, muestran que un cuarto de los niÑos y adolescentes entre 9 y 16 aÑos de edad, han visto imÁgenes pornograficas y tambiÉn es alta la cifra de quienes buscan esto en las redes sociales. a continuacion alejandra espinoza nos dice como afecta esto la salud emocional de los jovenes, ademas de las implicaciones legales. para muchos padres la idea de que sus hijos observen o esten expuests a pornografÍa...es una pesadilla....pero con el acceso a la tecnologia y la proliferacio de telÉfonos inteligentes, tabletas y otros dispositivos, es casi imposible que no sean alcanzados por la tentaciÓn de acuerdo a esta sicÓloga, especialista en el tema, durante la adolescencia casi siempre empieza por la presio Ón de sus compaÑeros y el seguir los instintos propios de su edad la empiezan a mandar y a

special envoy james dobbins discussed how to move the process forward. tuesday's attack is being seen as an attempt by the taliban to undermine karzai. in a separate attack the same day, a roadside explosion hit a minibus in the southern province of kandahar. 11 passengers were killed, including eight women and two children. with no afghan or international troops in the area, officials say the militants deliberately targeted civilians. >>> indonesia is promising to do everything in its power to tackle the fires that have blanketed singapore and parts of malaysia with a dangerous haze. the president on tuesday visited emergency services to offer his support a day after making a rare public apology to neighboring countries. nhk world reports. >> reporter: the president on tuesday visited an air base near jakarta. in a public relations effort for audiences at home and abroad, he was shown giving encouragement to the emergency services dispatched to attack the fires. some farmers on the island are burning patches of forest illegally to fertilize the soil and

here's the surveillance picture of the man caught on camera as he walked out of the store on dobbin road a woman says she was walking out one of the coed fitting rooms and sought man in a separate dressing room staring at her and then he exposed himself. another woman says she left her changing room for few minutes and when she went back he was standing in her room exposing himself and asked her to join him. when she refused he walked away. >> okay, my god it's awful i feel like i have to watch my direction and every one who is around me and behind me. >> reporter: the fitting room is coed and a spokesperson says each store has a different layout. no word if men and women will be separated. if you know who this man is, call police at 410-313-stop. back to you. >>> he was attacked in camden yards and matthew fortese is in rehab. the recovery will be a long and difficult process. sherrie johnson is live with more on the family's appeal for anyone who might have seen the attack. >> reporter: yes we are here live at camden yards where it all happened. yes, matthew fortese is out of shock tra

he was caught on camera he's walked out of the store on dobbin road around 8 saturday night a woman says she was walking out a coed fitting room when she saw the man in a separate dressing room staring at her and exthen exposed him der -- and they be exposed him himself. when a another woman left she returned to her room and he was in her room and asked him to join her. >> the exposure is traumatic and horrifying but you question the one person that might take it a step further. >> reporter: now the fittinrooms at columbia target are coed. a spokesperson says each target has a different layout no word if men and women will be separated from now on. if you know who this man is, call police at 410-313-stop. back to you. >>> the fan beaten at camden yards has been released from shock trauma and is at a rehab facility. the road to recovery is just beginning and it's expected to be a long one. sherrie johnson is live with more on details. >> reporter: he is recovering at rehab facility and he has a long road to recovery. and his family basically is asking for the public's help trying to get i

this is taking place on the north side of houston, a community called dobbin, text as. several people hospitalized after a home explosion. we'll get you more as soon as it comes in. jenna: the government's electronic snooping program is raising new questions about our most popular websites especially the role in u.s. surveillance programs. tens of millions of americans use high-tech companies to community and do research and every visit to one of those sites leaves some sort of record, a digital fingerprint if you will of all of our behavior. google reportedly holds the greatest amount of personal data, which may explain why the company faces some new scrutiny as well. doug mcelway is live in washington with more on this and how it relates to the snooping case and the nsa. >> reporter: we are seeing a lot of this forming in the debates now on capitol hill. republican senator rand paul believes that the nsa casting such a wide net in part through information it gets from google and other search engines is a gross violation of the founder's intention. the aclu is asking t

that will be run by his head, special representative for afghanistan, jim dobbins. but i think that john kerry has put most of his attention and energy into two things. since he's taken office. one is trying to solve syria and the second is trying to revive mideast peace. and on syria, he spent quite a lot of time as we know in moscow. he was there back in may. he met with putin. he met with lavrov. this grand idea of this peace conference they were going to have with syria. >> and russia sold more weapons to bashar al-assad. >> exactly what happened and went back on what he felt their word and felt the americans have gone back on their word by agreeing to do something to arm the syrian opposition more. so a bit of a stalemate on that. gwen: is there anything that this administration has identified? he has a new foreign policy team kind of sort of in place. he now has someone new at the national security council. he's got someone new at the department of state and someone new at the u.n. with all of these balls he has to keep in the air, including suspicion from pla

find a way for the united states to leave and for the taliban to come back will this happen as james dobbins the brand new u.s. on boy to afghanistan and pakistan said we are not naive we are our expectations are not great at the moment but he knows what's going to happen we have seven just about a minute left in the shell but can you finally talk about your experiences that the taliban and more importantly can you say if we can achieve peace in afghanistan without including the taleban. one thing i learned as a prisoner of the taliban is that they will not give in they will fight to the death i've lived with the mujahideen in the one nine hundred eighty s. and then and unfortunately lived in a different capacity entirely with i think we will call to a degree there are more radical sons and today they will not give in they will fight to the death and i think what the united states and its allies must do is show them respect they want this very very much and i think that there has been a certain cultural contempt if you will of the taliban of these people whom we've looked down upon and they

fear and retaliation and that the issues that have continued to this day, the attacks on agents, jay dobbinsho is going to trial in his case on monday. they have more than ample evidence of corruption, unethical conduct and there's no failsafe. to people, the government attorneys who are supposed to be that failsafe or that second set of eyes are continuing to protect corruption and mismanagement, and it's not going to change as long as these managers don't ever face accountability. >> jessica, you were an attorney in the department of justice. how shocked are you when you hear what vince has to say about his own situation in atf? >> since i've been a whistleblower attorney, i'm not shocked at all. it's actually quite typical that you are forced from your job, your security clearance is pulled. often you're referred for a mental examination. then you're no longer pulling in income, and the same time you're racking up legal fees because you've probably gotten a lawyer. or some people like vince are put in -- transferred to what we call the paper cup stacking position in your office where you'

fear and retaliation and that the issues that have continued to this day, the attacks on agents, jay dobbinsing to trial in his case on monday. they have more than ample evidence of corruption, unethical conduct and there's no failsafe. to people, the government attorneys who are supposed to be that failsafe or that second set of eyes are continuing to protect corruption and mismanagement, and it's not going to change as long as these managers don't ever face accountability. >> jessica, you were an attorney in the department of justice. how shocked are you when you hear what vince has to say about his own situation in atf? >> since i've been a whistleblower attorney, i'm not shocked at all. it's actually quite typical that you are forced from your job, your security clearance is pulled. often you're referred for a mental examination. then you're no longer pulling in income, and the same time you're racking up legal fees because you've probably gotten a lawyer. or some people like vince are put in -- transferred to what we call the paper cup stacking position in your office where you're doing

i think that conference, you should view it as jim dobbins, the scholar and now working on afghanistant obama. as he's often said, these peace negotiations in these kinds of wars often take a couple, three years. and the first conference is not likely to produce produce. especially given the battlefield dynamics we've been discussing today. i think what you want to do is begin to forge the insurgents into some kind of a team that can negotiate. you want to try to establish some ability to talk to the russians, even though we're obviously in disagreement with them on most aspects of the war right now. and you want to hope that down the road a subsequent peace conference has a better chance than i believe this one will. >> michael o'hanlon of the brookings institution. congrats, again, on your new book. >> that's kind of you, martin. >> we'll be right back. i've always had to keep my eye on her... but, i didn't always watch out for myself. with so much noise about health care... i tuned it all out. with unitedhealthcare, i get information that matters... my individual health profile. not

dobbins is a special representative for afghanistan and pakistan. ventrell suggested that talks could be held in the next few days. the state department initially planned to hold peace negotiations with the taliban on thursday. but it postponed the plan because of strong opposition from the afghan government. secretary of state kerry talked through the issues over the phone with afghan president hamid karzai. >>> scientists at the u.s. energy department are investigating a possible radiation leak at the nuclear site in the state of washington. they say high levels of radiation have been detected outside a storage tank. a team will visit the site to determine whether radioactive materials have seeped out. workers found in february that the water level inside six underground tanks at the hanford nuclear reservation had fallen. wastewater containing radioactive materials is stored inside 177 tanks at the site. the energy department says high levels of radioactivity were detected outside one of the six tanks on thursday. department officials say there i