dr. cooper when he refused to stop. >> i was really shocked, so i tried to run up to him. but i lost sight of him. >> reporter: accord to go my sources this is not the first time dr. cooper has been a caused of something like this, when a he was a medical student he was suspended for a mirror under a bathroom stall. he even had to write a letter of apology. like his client, his lawyer wouldn't say much, his employer u mass medical center will only say he no longer works there and for claudia also an employee of u mass that is a a relief. >> this person is -- i think he is sick, he has definitely some problem and needs some help. you know, he is not going to stop. >> reporter: johns hopkins confirms that cooper left medical school in january of 1995 and did not return until 1997, as for his cell phone, they simply cannot unlock it so they may never know what is on his phone, as for dr. cooper he denies all the charges, in worcester kate merrill. >>> we have a developing story, dozens protesting in the streets after a mistrial was declared in the first case of the officer be

dr. cooper no longer an employee, here. he pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor charges of disorderly conduct and photographing of a unsuspecting person. he photographed a medical student over the stall, when the woman realized she ran after him. here is claudia fallini who student by running after cooper. >> she was very upset, she was crying and really distressed. it was really shocking. that. >> reporter: and sources tell wbz this is not the first time dr. cooper has been accused of such an incident, sources say school student at johns hopkins university he looked under a stall with a mirror. we are live in wore chest he, mole mole back to you this morning. >>> 6:34 right now, the principal of the high school has resigned because of in appropriate use of school computers, the school superintendent says none of the allegations involve students. >>> 6:34 is the time right now, here is food for thought, as of december 21stit will be tougher to own a drone than an assault rifle in some states including new hampshire, all annual

dr. cooper ran away, his attorney would not talk to us either. he was released on a promise to appear in court and ordered to stay away from the victim and the school. louisa moehler back to you. >>> developing story out of baltimore, dozens of protesters in the streets after a mistrial is declared in the case of the first officer to be tried to the death of freddie gray. bree is here with the developments and the next step in the case. >> reporter: the protests were peaceful particularly when compared to the riots in baltimore after gray die from injuries he received in the back of a police van. six police officers are charged william porter's trial was considered a bell weather indicator in this case and his jury couldn't reach a verdict on manslaughter. porter cared so little about gray's life and failed to call him a medic. the defense team said porter is a good cop who went beyond what most officers would do much the gray family says they will wait for justice. >> they did the best they could, we are full ms. mosley will retry officer porter

cooper, can we talk to you about this? gentlemen, is any of this true?>> a doctor darjeeling -- dodging or questions. wbz learns he has been in trouble before. dr. marcus cooper has been accused of using his cell phone to take pictures of a medical student in a bathroom stall. >> investigators are having trouble finding the key -- getting the p keith -- key piece of evidence for this case. we have exclusive information.>> reporter: dr. marcus cooper is a married father of two but his tenure career at the umass medical center has been blown up by a pair of misdemeanors he faced in court today.>> doctor cooper, can we talk with you?>> reporter: he scrambled up the court steps to avoid our

dr. marcus cooper, an assistant professor at the school who indignantly misunderstanding. sources tell us of a similar incident in 1994 when he was a medical student at johns hopkins and was caught using a dental mirror to look underneath a stall where a woman was on the toilet. he was suspended from school for one year and had to write a letter of apology and attend >> reporter: can we talk about the incident in the ladies room? you said it was a misunderstanding. how is that? the doctor went silent when we caught up with it. they have hit technical snags trying to retrieve storden deleted items on his cell phone -- storden and deleted -- stored and deleted items on his cell phone. he is no longer employed at the umass medical school. live in worcester tonight tim macleod wcb news. -- wbz news. destroyed. this was found in a building being cleaned out of the time. in. he took a two a safe, isolated location and safely detonated the dynamite. >>> the driver of the runaway at levesque as -- vazquez had already been suspended for without him. he was fired today. >>> baltimor

dr. marcus cooper quiet to our cameras, not saying anything about the charges he's facing or talking about an alleged 90 a woman's bathroom where prosecutors say he was taking a picture. >> camera lens, a phone pointing down towards her as she used the bathroom. prosecutors charged the frick-year-old with taking a photo of a woman partially naked in a stall. all this after the 26-year-old medical student says cooper took a photo of her while using the bathroom and took off. >> in a statement to police, cooper said he was, quote, chilling, emailing and texting he says he left the woman's restroom and went into the mens room where the alleged victim followed him and confronted him. however, the young woman tells investigators that cooper admitted it was all a misunderstanding and told her, quote, you have no idea who i am, and if you didn't, you wouldn't be doing this right now. >> and a spokeswoman with u-mass tells us just a little while ago that he is no longer an employee with the school hospital at all. in worcester tonight, kelli o'hara, 7news. >>> a firey crash in wakefield sending tw

dr. marcus cooper quickly turning after after seeing our cameras, not answering our questions about what happened at u-mass medical center back in september. >> he had a phone poingt down bathroom. >> reporter: prosecutors have charged the 46-year-old with taking a photo of a woman partially naked a stall. all this after a 26-year-old medical student says that cooper took a photo of her while using the bathroom and then took off. a claim that the doctor denies. in his statement to police, cooper said he was, quote, chilling, texting and accidentally entered the wrong restroom and goes on to say that he left the bathroom and went into the mens room where the alleged victim then confronted him. however in this campus police report, the young woman tells investigators that she heard a, quote, click and cooper did admit it was, quote, all a misunderstanding and told her that, quote, you have no idea wouldn't be doing this right now. >> we also found out that police got a search warrant for the film. however they did get a warrant and we're still waiting for the results. in worcester this aft

dr. marcus cooper pleaded not guilty to the charges. wbz has learned he faced medical student at johns hopkins. >>> a big vote today from boston's board of health they are considering mayor marty walsh to raise the legal age to boy cigarettes an other to back could product from 18 to 29, the new rules could take effect in february or march. >>> coming up on cbs morning remembering 2015, a unique look back at the year that was, phil! oh no... (under his breath) hey man! hey peter. (unenthusiastic) oh... ha ha ha! joanne? is that you? it's me... you don't look a day over 70. am i right? r jingle jingle. if you're peter pan, you stay young forever. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more you switch to geico. you make me feel so young... it's what you do. you make me feel so spring has sprung. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." we are taking sometime to look back at a very busy new year. >> we reported on two deadly terror attacks in paris and a presidential campaign, so far, unlike any other in recent history. >>

dr. marcus cooper pled not guilty to secret sexual intimidation and disorderly conduct and in october student on worcester campus says she heard someone take a photo while she was in the bathroom and she says she chased cooper outside and due back in court in february. >>> sara: new hampshire high school says rape trial of elite private school pushed them to cancel all school dances except for prom. former st. paul school student sexual assault charges of 15-year-old female student. exeter high school has been trying to stop inappropriate behavior at dances for years and say labrie's conviction pushed them to cancel the events altogether. >> julie: quincy police now identified a second man broke into a home and tied up a pregnant woman. police say william macken of revere should be considered armed and dangerous. he may be driving a 2004 green ford pickup truck. nearly two weeks ago fox25 brought you live breaking news coverage of the home invasion on president's lane. a pregnant woman was tied up and more than $40,000 in cash was stolen. a second suspect was arrested near the scene. >>> juli

dr. marcus cooper pled not guilty to intimidation of a witness and disorderly conduct. in october, a student on the worcester campus claims she heard someone take a photo while she was in the bathroom and chased cooper outside. he is due back in court in february. >>> a new hampshire high school says the rape trial of an elite private school. former st. paul school superintendent owen labrie was convicted of three sexual assault charges of a female student. they have been trying to stop inappropriate behavior at dances for years and lab ri ex-'s condition caused them police say william mackin of revere should be armed and dangerous and he may be driving a 2004 green ford pickup truck. two weeks ago fox25 brought you breaking news coverage of the home invasion on president's lane. and more than 40,000 in cash was stowingle stolen. a second suspect was arrested near the scene. police are looking for the person who vandalized a golf course. a hatchback and dark pickup truck and a man riding his four wheeler. now we are getting a look at the damage. you can see the tracks f

dr. gross long cooperated with the fbi when it come to gays, and he worked for a group called the george w. henry foundation, a quaker group that counsel young men arrested on morals charges. the reality is they really regarded them not with any kind of sympathy, but regarded these as young men arrested who had some kind of pathological problem or medical problem. corey had invited dr. gross to speak before his group, which he did, but after doing so he decided corey's group was only interested in political rights and were rude and confrontational. he reported all of this to the fbi, including identifying for fbi agents that the corey persona was in reality edward. the fbi knew early on the identity of this major gay rights activist who hid himself behind a pseudonym. i would like to focus briefly on the fbi and gay-rights activist john richard jack nicholson junior.rd jack nichols, he is well known because along with frank kennedy they founded the mattachine society of washington, d.c., famous for its militant activism and picketing the white house. what is so interesting about jack nic

dr. education, economic cooperation trade development is another area of my responsibility. i have reason to be satisfied that in the last two years or so that i've been here, we have organized a number of conferences for the united states of america and in pakistan, attended by very prominent businessmen from both countries. i spent a lot of time on congress, i spend at least two or three days in a week interacting with members of the congress. also with the senior staffers. because they also play an important role. i have reason to be satisfied that we see a development emerging. think tanks are another area, another important community and pakistan, very wide and community. so again, the media is another area that i have to focus. >> thank you. >> to we have time to take a couple more? okay, we'll take one more. >> thank you for your comments tonight. tony spoke earlier about the importance of words and branding that is a very important issue in respect to terrorism. in the past, we have seen often hateful rhetoric emanating from media and political figures with respect t

dr. marcus cooper pled not guilty to secret sexual surveillance, intimidation of witness and disorderly conduct. in october a student on the worcester campus claims she heard someone take a photo while she was in the bathroom and then chased cooper outside. he is due back in court in february. >>> sara: new hampshire high school says rape trial involving student at elite private school pushed them to cancel all school dances except for prom. former st. paul school student owen labrie convicted of three sexual assault charges of 15-year-old female student. exeter high school has been trying to stop inappropriate behavior at dances for years and labrie conviction pushed them to cancel event altogether. >> gene: quincy police identified a man that tied up a pregnant woman. william revere should be considered armed and dangerous. should be driving a green ford pickup truck. nearly two weeks ago brought you live braking coverage of the home invasion on president's lane. pregnant woman was tied up and more than $40,000 in cash was stolen and second suspect was arrested near the scene. >> gene: people

dr. education, economic cooperation trade development is another area of my responsibility. i have reason to be satisfied that in the last two years or so that i've been here, we have organized a number of conferences for the united states of america and in pakistan, attended by very prominent businessmen from both countries. i spent a lot of time on congress, i spend at least two or three days in a week interacting with members of the congress. also with the senior staffers. because they also play an important role. i have reason to be satisfied that we see a development emerging. think tanks are another area, another important community and pakistan, very wide and community. so again, the media is another area that i have to focus. >> thank you. >> to we have time to take a couple more? okay, we'll take one more. >> thank you for your comments tonight. tony spoke earlier about the importance of words and branding that is a very important issue in respect to terrorism. in the past, we have seen often hateful rhetoric emanating from media and political figures with respect t

cooperation. senator: is there any doubt about public safety using one approach versus another? dr. rosenblum: we do not have data on pep because it has only been effect for about month. there have been some studies of secure communities that found that after the program was rolled out, that it had no general impact on crimes. has not operated as a crime control program, it has been an immigration enforcement program. senator: i just meant sanctuary cities versus non-sanctuary cities and whether -- in the whole point was to build trust in a community and on a macro level, what effect has that had, any data regarding that? seenosenblum: i have not that data. senator: some colleagues have argued that a decrease in ice removal's, that we have seen evidence that we are deporting fewer people, or that is, then the decision is uninterested in enforcing immigration laws there would account for these numbers and what does it say about the overall state of enforcement? kind of the subject of this hearing. dr. rosenblum:

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deadly shooting at a colorado planned parenthood clinic wants to act robert d dr also told a judge that he won't cooperate in a competency hearing as is in previous court appearances, dear talked over his own attorney andflectct interrupted the judge. he faces nearly 200 charges for the shooting which left three people dead. >>> britain's prime minister is getting involved after a family's trip to the u.s. that included disneyland was spoiled allegedly by homeland security. the british family, two brothers and their nine children, were stopped at the airport's departure gate. they say they were the only muslim-looking people online for the flight from the uk to los angeles. >> we actually felt humiliated, alienated because the way they were dealt with was just out of the ordinary. >> the family will not get a refund of their more than $13,000 in airfare and other bookings. u.s. officials say they were not denied entry into this country because they are muslim. the british government is demanding an explanation. >>> the race for presidency, a controversial political cartoon republican ted cruz. take a look

dr. dudley will continue. we're told that the jury could be getting the case as early as the middle of next week beginning their deliberations. live in salem tonight, steve cooper, 7 news. >> anchor: parents and student at middle schools across cambridge on high alert as it's the fourth time in the last week or so that some kind of threat has been e-mailed to cambridge schools and universities. in a statement the cool department said they are taking this threat very seriously proceeding with utmost caution and informing the public. parents are upset but say they can't keep their kids out of . >>> what happened in paris and then what happened in california so it's a lot of stuff going on so i don't know. you just have to be safe and wave your kids . >> anchor: police say officers will be in all school buildings until the end of all after . >> anchor: new details on a deadly attack in worcester. investigators hoping this video can help provide a new clue in the case. surveillance cameras capturing the moments just before a woman was stabbed. we've learned the victim was a singer who went to the berklee college of music now her sisters are calling for justice. joh

cooperation of the city. the safety of our children is important. the only thing more important -- we are acting in regards to that city this morning. ouruld like to introduce deputy superintendent for operations, drlendez they santa anna. who will make an announcement in spanish. >> can we ask a couple questions before you do that? us more about the nature of the threat and why you feel this is so serious? day,think later in the after they continue the withtigation and vetting the fbi, we will make a statement but not at this time. >> was a broad threat? school, orot to one three schools, it was many. not specifically identifying. but there were many schools. that's the reason i took the action that i did. >> you called it an electronic threat. >> it was a message. >> will all the buses returned to the yards this morning? >> there was not a threat made to buses. the reason they were returned is because we are not picking up students. it was to students at schools, nothing more than that. at school students, yes. >> dimension details regarding mentioned-- you details regarding backpacks, can you elaborate? >> know i can't. the chief after he has met with city police and the fbi, he will be making

cooperation of the media and following any instructions that p.d. or law enforcement. so please adhere to any admonishments they give you. >> all right, thank you, sir. let's go to chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. sanj sanjay, earlier we saw paramedics doing triage, victims are coming in as we speak. bring us into this process. what are emergency personnel doing right now to prepare for the victims and also as they come in? >> that is sort of several different phases to this, jake. and as you've pointed out this has become a more common sort of part of training. first of all for the first responders, paramedics, everyone who goes on to the scene typically in years passed they would sort of be in what are known as cold areas. areas where they were more secure. but you find now that you have to be able to take care of victims on the scene. you can't wait too long. so you see some of that happening where they'll go into areas, create triage scenes on close to where the scene is to try and take care of patients as quickly as possible. two reasons for that, one is that people need care as quickly as possible from these types of injuries. and two is that you have to find out where they

dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, gloucester, massachusetts. >> a powerful, powerful report from sanjay. you can see more of the special series primary concern heroin, later tonight on ""anderson cooper 360on cnn. remember, you can always follow us on twitter. please tweet me @wolfblitzer. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." to all of our viewers here in the united states and around the world, have a very merry christmas and a happy new year. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> next, breaking news, a deadly tornado in december. just days before christmas. warnings across the south tonight. one person dead. the death toll is expected to rise. >>> plus, a new warning from donald trump to hillary clinton, why is he telling her to, quote, be careful? >>> and a muslim family barred from entering the united states. they wanted, they say, to visit disneyland. why they are blaming donald trump tonight. let's go "outfront." >>>

cooperation and development. she served as president and chief executive officer of the federal reserve bank of san francisco and has a distinguished academic background. dr. yellen, we are pleased to have you here this morning. thank you very much for coming. this is an important time. you've had a busy week and we appreciate you taking the time to share with us your thoughts on where we are and where we're going with this economy and the role of the federal reserve. >> thank you very much. chairman coates, ranking member maloney and members of the committee, i appreciate the opportunity to testify before you today. in my remarks, i will discuss the current economic outlook before turning to monetary policy. the u.s. economy has recovered substantially since the great recession. the unemployment rate which peaked at 10% in october 2009 declined to 5% in october of this year. at that level, the unemployment rate is near the median of federal open market committee participants' most recent estimates of its longer run normal level. the economy has created about 13 million jobs since the low point for employment in early 2010 and total nonfarm payrolls are n

security cooperation with the national unity government is to implement the promised structural electoral and function reforms with the afghan state. i think that's absolutely essential. it deals also with drri's comments and ambassador cunningham's. it's whether we can put a confidence in the reforms in afghanistan that can really bring in all sectors of afghanistan for security and economic prosperity. i thank all three of you again for your testimony. and i can assure you, it has had an impact on our committee. >> thank you. senator kane. >> thank you. i have a lot of questions. but i'm going to ask one that intrigues me. the administration's strategy in afghanistan is the title, one key element was successful, elections. at the end of the karzai tenure there were efforts to destabilize those elections that were generally unsuccessful. so that was a positive. but then the election led to a result that was a potential disastrous stalemate. the u.s. played an important role, the administration played an important role in helping to broker the formation of the partnership between president ghani and abdullah. the title chosen was a national unity government which sets a pretty high standar

tiff but he will become more cooperative because we are facing him from a position of strength and not with our hand out and hoping he'll be nice to us and say nice things. >> dre reporting on some elementary school taking a nativity scene out of a school play or accounts where pulling a christmas tree out of the town. this war on christmas is very real. you have a photo that's gone viral of you holding a sign that says merry chryistmas. why is that resonating? >> well, you know, it's a greeting, a salutation of goodwill. that should not be offensive to anyone regardless of their religion or background is. if someone comes up to me and says happy hanukkah. i am delighted. i say it back to them. or happy kwanzaa. whatever. we need to get over this incredible insensitivity that is stoked up, i believe, by people who want to create division in our society and that's why we have a war on women and race wars and income wars and age wars and religious wars and every war imaginable to man. and this is the very last time we should be falling for that because right now we have radical islamic jihadists who want to destroy us. why would we make it possible for them to d