ultimately the college will be in charge but fraternities area will be in charge but fraternities areety who are usually part of these fraternities. we will finish these fraternities. we will finish the programme by talking about burberry. burberry has made a couple of important announcements. here's a press release it put out. first it says it will stop burning unsold goods. and if you're thinking — they do what? yes this is true — injuly, burberry announced it announced it had burnt £28.6m worth of accessories and perfume in 2017 — to protect its brand. it's unlikely the subsequent controversy did much to protect its brand — and they've it's changed tack. burberry will also not using real fur any more. in a statement it said "at burberry, we are passionate about driving positive change." it will also be well aware that there's plenty of market research — like this from bbc advertising — suggesting that richer millenials "are extremely passionate about the environment" and "follow this through into purchase behaviour." will chalk is from radio1 newsbeat — i asked him why burberry had

. >>> a fraternity party without certain types of alcohol. will not be allowed at some college events across the usa and canada. >>> welcome back stanford university not interested in being one of the schools known for having low acceptance rates . the university has decided to stop publicizing information about how many undergraduate applications it receives . the the administrators are more interested in encouraging everyone of all backgrounds to apply. stanford will still provide application numbers to the federal government for its public report. >>> hard alcohol will soon be banned at fraternity events across the united states and canada the north american inter- fraternity conference voted overwhelmingly to give it 6100 chapters on 800 campuses until next fall to impose the alcohol band. under the new rules of beer and wine would still be allowed at fraternity events. the decision follows the recent deaths of fraternity pledges at penn state and louisiana state university. meantime, the fraternity at penn state where an incoming member

under the new fraternity rules beer and wine would still be allowed at fraternity events but this follows of the fraternity pledges at both penn state and louisiana state universities. our question of the day for you is this, do you think a hard alcohol ban is an effective way to cut down on alcohol related problems at colleges and universities? so far 50% of you say yes. 50% of you say no. let us know what you think. vote on our twitter page. you can also comment on our ktvu facebook page. >>> the los angeles district attorney says three hollywood actors accused of sexual assault will not be prosecuted. the da said accusations made by a man against kevin spacey from 1992 were told and that the statute of limitations had expired. also the da decided not to prosecute stephen stegall who was accused of raping an 18- ye. also, because too much time had passed and the da said it would not file charges against anthony anderson who stars in the sitcom blackish because the woman who initially reported that alleged assault reviewed just refused to be interviewed. spacey and stegall still face all

under the new fraternity rules beer and wine would still be allowed at fraternity parties, but the decision follows recent deaths of fraternity pledges at penn state and louisiana state universities. the fraternity at penn state where an incoming member died during hazing reached a legal settlement with the new members parents. no details about the settlement, but the national beta theta pipe fraternity agreed to 17 reforms including removing all alcohol and drugs from every chapter by 2020 and encouraging a live in advisor in fraternity houses. several members of the penn state chapter still face criminal charges, including involuntary manslaughter and aggravated assault. >>> hundreds of city college of san francisco instructors face personal financial crisis. more than 200 instructors received paychecks that were not as much as instructors were owed and 156 received no paychecks at all. union representing the instructors say there have been problems with payroll systems used by city college for the last 10 years. this came in for the long holiday weekend and the first of the month when ma

one woman called him an aggressive, obnoxious drunk, saying his fraternity was misogynistic.et society, truth and courage as kavanaugh, say they drank but never saw him in a state where he wasn't in control. a female classmate who knew kavanaugh well found the allegations shocking, saying she remembers kavanaugh as an he n dreamily intelligent and extremely nice and sensitive man. >> i'm just asking for a fair process, where i can be heard and defend my integrity and defend my family's integrity. >> reporter: now, the big question, brooke, is will debby ramirez be allowed to testify before the senate committee? it is not very clear, and probably not likely. her lawyers have sent a letter to the committee, saying she's willing to cooperate. their response back from the republican leadership on that committee has been, we want more evidence. something she says she doesn't have. but she wants to talk to them. is hoping they'll at least hear her out. all of this against the backdrop that a tentative vote on judge kavanaugh in the committee has been set for friday morning. so afte

not just fraternities and sororities. >> reporter: is there something in particular that fraternitiesy-specific issue? >> it's exactly why we did the hard alcohol ban. the consumption of that type of alcohol is putting students in a dangerous position in a short amount of time. >> i would say fraternities and sororities, they're not inherently evil organizations. but hazing is a crime. hazing is illegal. >> reporter: marquis also went to penn state. he said hazing led to his son's suicide in 2014. has this become a calling of sorts for the three of you? >> i think so. >> yeah. we didn't ask for it. but we have to feel like we're doing something. >> marquis would want me to do what i'm soidoing. that's why i'm doing it. >> of the 25 fraternity members charged with crimes related to tim piazza's death, three pleaded guilty. as for marquis brahm, in a statement, they suspended the fraternity for six years but deny a link between hazing and marqu marquis' death. the fraternity declined our request for comment, due to pending legislation. >> a lot of courage for those parents to make chang

under the new fraternity rules are and wine would still be allowed at fraternity events.follows recent death of return he pledges at penn state and u.s. senate -- louisiana state. >>> using a hard alcohol band is an effective way to cut down on problems at colleges and universities? 49 percent sas and 51 percent say no. vote on the ktvu twitter page and leave comments on the facebook page. >>> this morning, gordon, now a tropical depression with 35 mile per hour wind. it dropped a lot of rain in parts of alabama after making landfall last night west of the border of mississippi. the highway and caused damage, knocking down trees and power lines. thousands in alabama, mississippi, and florida have no electricity. in pensacola a child was killed. part of an oak tree fell on a mobile home. an emergency has been declared in louisiana. >> we have emergency personnel ready to respond. bucket is the nature of the beast. >> gordon is getting weaker and we have been talking about it through the morning. but all of that rain and detract f/flooding could remain for part of the gulf

under the new fraternity rules, beer and wine would still be allowed at fraternity events. the decision follows recent death of fraternity pledges at penn state and lsu. that brings us to the question of the day. do you think this is an effective way to cut down on alcohol-related problems at colleges and universities? 49 percent sas and 51 percent say no. joe and superior chimed in saying, they will just go off campus somewhere. it will not change anything.>> it is not only be hard alcohol, beer and wine play a part also. >> there is one that says the solution is to get kids to drink at an earlier age so when they get to college they can handle their alcohol.>> in some countries they do that. >> i don't think you're talking about 10-year-olds. >> but responsibly. >> okay. >> you can reach us on twitter about anything use the hashtag ktvu. >>> the middle school years can be tough, especially on girls when it comes to weight, body image. we'll talk with the authors of a new book that helps a family tackle comfortable issues with success. california phones offers free special

fraternity brothers didn't call 911 for hours.is parents are now joining the call to chang the greek life culture on campuses across the country. they're phing for new legislation as well as the plan to help college students help educates. high school his parents say if these things were in place when their son was in school, things would be erent now. >> if people were properly educated and thought twice abouy what tere doing. >> in his case, three of his fraterty brothers have pleaded guilty. they're set to go to trial. >> a life changing announcement for those tt suffer from food allergies. walgreens is making it easier to get. they're carry something similar to an epi-pen. it's for people that may have experienced shortages in the past. >> it's the only thing we know that will work to potentially treat the condition. so if someone doesn't have an epi-pen or their epi-pen is expired they do get concerns. le the pens are now avail nationwide and there's no cost.g d deal for a lot of families. >> metro may starthaing more during

event i01 timothy piazza, a fraternity pledge, fell down the anstairs, fraternity members failed to call 911 for nearly 12 hours. he died in the hospital almost two days later. >>> nbc's premier week continues tonight with a two-hour season premiere for "law & order: svu." >> with the start of this new, season"svu" joins an historic company. it wl officially become the longest prime time drama ever. ea seasons later they're talking about what it to have such a historic run. >> the honest answer is am so proud ofhat we've all created. >> they also say they're to be part of a show that matters and tackles tough issues. the all new "law & order:svu" airs tonight at 9:00. after that, keep it here for news 4 a. 11: >> they look so young in that first clip. >> 20 seasons. i'll b a honest, it's great show, but it's so disturbing, some of the issues they deal with. theyit right off the headlines. i can't watch. it's too much. >> it's tou s. >>ll ahead, grocery bills can cost a fortune. can you imagine how many groes groceries between the two of us? we have six kids between us. >> hope has a

fraternity had a stellar record.rage gpa. >> it was a good -- it looked very good on the outside. and there are other things here that have a different type of effect on behavior. we're working with the piazzas on an anti-hazing law. >> tim piazza was our son. he was your classmate. he should have been graduating this year. >> reporter: last week barron invited the piazzas to visit penn state and speak to the heads of fraternities and ones the crimes, right? >> and it pulls your mom forward and tells her to kiss her baby good-bye. >> i'm sure many of you have been hazed and probably have hazed, but i'm asking today you make a commitment to yourself that you'll not allow that to happen anymore. >> what sort of feedback have you gotten now that you've been across the country. >> we've gotten really good feedback. we've had young men look us in the eyes, burst into tears, give us hugs. and just promise us that it wasn't going to happen on their watch. >> reporter: since 1960, at least wop person has died in a hazing inc

. >>> new school year and new rules for thousands of fraternities across the country. they'll no longer be allowed to serve hard alcohol. the north american fraternity conference approved the ban that applies to 6100 chapters on 800 college campuses. the rule after the alcohol-related deaths two of pledges last year. fraternities will only be able to serve hard alcohol if they bring in a licensed third-party vendor. >>> it's getting busier at sfo. san francisco international airport has set a passenger record for the seventh straight year. the airport reported 57.8 million travelers over the last fiscal year. here's a live look now at sfo. strong international growth, new and added credited with the increase. the number of passengers boarding planes was up at all three major bay area airports with san jose's seeing the biggest increase at 17%. >>> next time you go through airport security you want to wash your hands. >> the plastic bins used for shoes, liquids and carry-ones are hotbeds for viruss. this according to researchers at the university of nottingham and the f

. >>> yesterday timothy piazza's family reached a settlement with the fraternity. he died from hazing due to drinking in 2017. he was heavily intoxicated and fell down a flight of stairs. fraternity members tried to wake him up, but they didn't call 911 until the next day. they can't proceed with claims against individuals involved in their son's death. >>> coming up on the "cbs "morning news,"" new frat house rules. >>> and a job offer. a former cosby show star may soon have a new acting gig after being shamed for working at trader joe's. this is the "cbs morning news." gig after being shamed for working at trader joe's. this is the "cbs morning news." r rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. it can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other canc

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. >> and this was a fraternity that heavily drew from the athlete scene at yale, so brett kavanaugh liked the crowd. >> one picture appearing in the news during the years, it indicated sort of a fraternal activities carried out by members of the fraternity. >> it was a lot of high jinx and a lot of routiness that was very characteristic. >> we contacted many of his classmates, and many described them as a hard-partying fraternity. one woman called him an a aggressive trunk. and kavanaugh says they drank but never saw him in a state where he was not in control. a female classmate that knew kavanaugh well found the allegations shocking, saying she remembers kavanaugh as an extremely intelligent and extremely nice and sensitive man. >> i am just asking for a fair process where i can be heard and defend my integrity and family's integrity. >> the big question is will debra ramirez be allowed a chance to testify before the judiciary committee, and her lawyers sent a letter saying she will cooperate, and they heard back from the republican staffers saying they want more evidence, and their poin

. >>> a major change is coming to thousands of fraternity houses across the country. no longer be allowed to serve hard alcohol. a group representing u.s. and canadian fraternities approved the new restrictions after a string of alcohol-related hazing deaths. the fraternities affected have until next september to comply. >>> the cdc says another 30 people have gotten sick from eating kellogg's honey smacks cereal. the salmonella outbreak traced to the cereal has now spread to 36 states. dozens of people got sick enough to be hospitalized. the cdc says nobody should be buying or selling honey smacks. >>> well, if you're a tennis fan, you were probably up late last night for that marathon match at the u.s. open. it took nearly five hours but rafael nadal finally won around 2:00 a.m. meanwhile, despite a slow match, serena williams won her quarterfinal match. >>> up next in "the pulse," how you can win a free trip to tahiti if you're a hard worker. >> there's always a catch. >>> but first, the outpouring of support for geoffrey owens, the former "cosby show" star working

are you optimistic at all that still keeping fraternities, this can go away? think we touch those boys. there were these grown men or young men that were reduced to tears that showed they couldn't hold back the emotion. hearing the loss and asking them to look out for their brothers. the psychological part of it, all of these kids, they are harmed. it's not normal to watch your brothers getting tortured. and i think they realize that. highlighting to them, how abnormal this is, you don't just watch someone take too many drinks and drift away. >> all these kids have billing training now in grade school and middle school and high school and then they go off to college and suddenly it's like, you are going to finish this bottle, or you are not on the team. i'm so glad that you feel like you are reaching, and i hope you continue to do that all across the country. can this -- again, can the fraternity system be saved and turn into something may be closer to what it used to be in some way? >> martha, i wouldn't be here if i didn't believe in it. i'm a big advocate o

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we can start right here. >> i am with the fraternal order of police. we have about 340,000 members across the country. representing rank and file law enforcement officers. keeping our members safe is one of the top priorities of the fraternal order of police. to explore how they can protect themselves. we are learning -- we are really looking forward to this video. for the accurate information for our members to alleviate the worry of fentanyl exposure. one of the most important things about the video is learning that exposure to fentanyl does not cause a disastrous result. that is something our members need to know, out in the field, while making traffic stops or executing search warrants. i think this video will help explain that to the men and women of law enforcement. >> good afternoon. i am from the national sheriffs association. we represent 36,000 sheriffs across the country. i want to thank you all. i want to thank the president, as well, for having the strength and fortitude to continue keeping this issue at the forefront of what we are oral -

last week, a ban against hard alcohol was order against most fraternities in the u.s.tory but there's more to come. >> that is a start. thank you very much. >>> anna kendrick when we come back. start. thank you very much. >>> anna kendrick when we come back. >>> good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> good morning. i'm reggie aqui. san francisco police tell us westbound lombard street will remain closed at pierce street until at least 9:45. a muni driver suffered life-threatening injuries, and a passenger was also hurt when a bus on the 28 line crashed into a dry cleaning business earlier this morning. alexis, you've been watching this for hours. >> yeah, and certainly want to avoid that area, if possible, here this morning. you'll have to take a detour. in the meantime, we have several other slow areas. a crash on northbound 880 before alvarado niles road. we have at least one lane blocked in your stack up to south of state route 84. onlooker delay on the southbound side. highway 17, nothing blocking. you look like that for a

the partnership with the fraternity and organizations.>> talk about technology. somebody who wanted a historic site dedicated to him? >> i don't now. reflecting on that, he was a humble man pick he was a passionate man. i think he would be gratified to see a national historic site. the association that he created in the potential to reach millions more in an international community which the publications did in the 1930s and 40s and 50s. i think he would be gratified by the legacy but not necessarily gratified by being by himself.>> what will people remember about those publications? >> that he expanded the knowledge of the contributions of african-americans to american history and world history. that was always his goal. to integrate the content into hell he would look at history in the united states and also in the world and he provided the specific information that we needed to incorporate that giving teachers and parents and professionals and outlet. one of his most favorite words talks about issues of education. incorporation of content into our general publ

carter g woodson has with a fraternity which helps in administration and code locating in the site. >> that seems like voices for a lot of opinions about where a site should be interpreted -- how a site should be interpreted. had you manage that? ms. lowe: communication and collaboration. often we at the park service in the past have stuck with the storyline when a national park such,s designated as there is congressional legislation or a proclamation that tells us the major theme we are to interpret. but we are not limited to those themes. even if we were, there are multiple perspectives for what it means, what the legacy is for those events. we have to be facilitators in where different visitors or partners come with us -- come to us with competing or similar interest and perspectives and we do our best to incorporate those. >> where did you get your start in the park service after you got your phd? ms. lowe: i started in the park service before getting my phd. about howard university and the public history site. i was so determined to go to law school, even though i enjoyed the cla

again, what will be a brief moment here will carry a lot of meaning for those folks in that fraternity who really do understand the value of this in john mccain's life. chris. >> let's go to colonel jack jacobs, a metal of honor winner. thank you for joining us. i guess you're the one to speak about this, the legacy of those who fought, the legacy of those who opposed the war and did not fight, and how that fits into the soul of john mccain. >> well, it was a very complex period. a lot of people who were drafted into the army against their will and fought, nowadays 50 some odd years later, are very proud of what they did, proud of their service, and they represent -- we represent an entire generation that made a contribution to the defense of the republic in a very difficult time. nowadays we love the troops. we have a very small number of young men and women who are out there defending a country of 325, 350 million people. to all of us, both of that generation and this generation, particularly of fighting men and women, john mccain represents the best that this nation can produce. amo

the partnership with the fraternity as well as a philanthropic organization. do you think he would have been someone who wanted a historic site dedicated to him? i don't know. he was a humble man. he was a passionate man. i think he would be gratified to see a national historic site to the association he created and the potential to reach millions more and an international community, which has publications did in the 1930's through 1950's. i think he would be gratified at the legacy, but not necessarily gratified by the site being to himself. these publications you talked about, what were they? he expanded the knowledge of the contributions of african americans to american history, to world history. that was always his goal, to integrate the content into how we look at history in the united states and the world. he provided the specific information we needed to incorporate that, giving teachers, parents, and professionals an outlet. one of his most famous works is the education of the knee grow -- negro and it talks about chief education, organization of conte

keeping our members safe is one of the top priorities of the fraternal order of police. of our top goals is to protect themselves from fentanyl exposure, from prevention through treatment. so we're looking forward to this video providing correct and accurate information to our members and allowing them to eliminate that worry of a fentanyl exposure. one of the things that i think was most important about the video is learning that exposure to fentanyl is not an automatic disastrous result. that's something our members need to know out in the field when they're making traffic stops in the middle of the night or as they're going through the door to execute a search warrant. i think this va will help explain that to the men and women of law enforcement across the country. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. national sheriff's association. we represent 386,000 sheriffs across the country.- i want to thank you all and the president as well for having the strength and fortitude to continue keeping this issue at the forefront of what we're all confronting, which is an ever changin

with regard to president boren's disband, to not just the fraternity, kick everybody out of their fraternity house within 48 hours, they had the letters down, all because several people were filmed on a bus, not everybody on the bus on this fraternity party bus, singing what was acknowledged as an extremely hair-raising leave racist song. oft was such a clear example guilt by association. is not protected speech, racist songs are protected speech. it was not aimed by somebody there. it does not rise to the level of unprotected speech. fire condemned that loudly when it happened. thereonly imagine how -- were people on another bus. i can only imagine how i would feel if i was one of the people on the other bus and was thrown out of my home and kicked out of my school for people on the other bus singing the song that i may not have known about. no. when it comes to when using the something for which you could move to discipline, it has to raise -- rise to the standard of discriminatory harassment under the supreme court's decision from davis in 1999. simply using a word one time, or several ti

to ban all alcohol from all fruturnties next year. -- fraternities next year. the decision the alcohol-related deaths of pledges at penn state and lsu. >>> at 1030, bob woodward's new book and how the white house is responding to it. >>> later in sports mark will show us the late ending rally with the outcome. >>> see why the 911 caller still wasn't satisfied. >> what, do we have to be dead before you guys come? >>> two oakland police officers were hurt while arresting a domestic violence suspect in oakland. but the woman involved in the case says she's not happy how it was resolved. >> reporter: it all began when a man came to his ex- girlfriend's home. >> the excame over and was pounding on the door wanting to come in. the female believed he was armled with a firearm. -- armed with a firearm. he was very irate. there was a struggle. a fight did take place between officers and number suspect. >> reporter: during the fight the officers officers phased the suspect. -- tased. the woman who wanted to be identified on as deana said she called the police on friday a

alpha phi alpha's executive director says "working with the university, the fraternity has launched an investigation into the situation and has placed the chapter on an immediate cease and desist status, suspending all activities." some students say they've heard about hazing getting out of hand matthew woodridge/ucr student "there's all types of stuff people talk about you just don't know who's joking." but it's never a joke to risk someone's life. myeasha kimble/mother (pam) that was nicole comstock reporting. tyler had a bright future ahead of him... he was a business major at u-c riverside. (catherine) nearly one in 11 u.s. middle and high school students have used marijuana in e=cigarettes. a new study says information was collected from roughly 20-thousand studentsnationwide. the report found that 12- point-four percent of high schoolers and four-point-five percent of middle schoolers had vaped marijuana. the combined total - nearly 9 percent. new tonight at nine...a california father thought he was doing the right thing when he took in a dog .... so it would not go to the shelte

brothers. >>> there's a new crackdown on fraternities and alcohol.es saying alcohol that's more than 15% by volume can be served at frats by licensed vendors. they have until next september to implement that rule across 6,000 chapters. it was sparked by alcohol-related deaths at penn state and louisiana state. >>> and nike is not commenting about a strategy for putting colin kaepernick in its new "just do it" ad. their stock took a hit yesterday. >> one report says nike has already benefitted from $43 million worth of free advertising because of that ad. here's paula faris. >> reporter: colin kaepernick is back in action but this time off the field. the controversial quarterback now the face of nike's 30th anniversary "just do it" campaign, with these words, believe in something even if it means sacrificing everything. in 2016, kaepernick ignited a firestorm when he started kneeling during the national anthem to protest racial injustice. now swift backlash. some taking to social media to burn their gear in protest. but other nike athletes like lebron

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role one hundred forty years ago but for not from theone of what we did before it was an idea of a fraternal league of nations instead of one nation pitted against another this was also a clear aspect of your father's attitude to reunification which many on the left feared would herald a return to nationalism at least misconceived doesn't nation have to be dissolved in order to create international leagues or a united europe in because of open. three but definitely has to be dissolved is the idea of the old school sovereign nation states are not under which belongs in the past in. this it has no provision for the nation as part of a community. i think in mind nation states exist and we still need a bike of all its components of united europe and they have the same problem as the e.u. . so finding a political direction. and that direction should be given by the nations that already exist and yes it's completely unrealistic to imagine that traditional nations can just dissolve like sugar and caffeine all through. it's fully as it's been in but that was a left wing notion well there are some vo

whomber, this is a guy fraternize with the enemy -- fraternized with the him and he -- the enemy.onderful letter that year from young franklin roosevelt to a friend talking and fdrover's virtues, agreeing, he is a wonder. hoover was not interested in being a sacrificial lamb. enough about politics to know that in 1920, it was a republican year. anyway, he allowed his name to be entered in the california primary against hiram johnson, a military isolationist. the result was a mixed bag. he got enough votes to won't johnson and make sure johnson would not be nominated, but not enough votes to impress the professionals. remember, that was the famous smoke-filled room convention cabal met andr came up with harding. hoover was never a regular republican, again, he was a supporter of the bull moose third party. closest thing the to a modern parallel would be colin powell, say, in the 1990's .r early 2000's someone that should of made the party proud to have is a member -- have as a member but the base would have shied away from. brian: how big did he win by? over 6.5he won big, million

he wanted to join. 20-year-old tyler hilliard collapsed on saturday with members of the fraternity. he had ex-mes ttext messages on phones that included photos and talks about beating. >> tyler was complaining of shortness of breaths and after that he collapsed. we need an apology. they failed tyler. tyler had a bright future hed ahead of him. >> you heard her say d.j. there. that was the pledge that was responsible to keep everyone safe. he did not respond to our sister's station request for comments. >>> this story is scaring a lot of people. a california surgeon and his girlfriend accused of drugging and sexually assaulting victims. there may as many as 1,000 victims. one doctor says it appears on tv for a dating game. >> reporter: he was a doctor and a reality star appearing in videos of surgeries and in bravo tvs and online dating ritual. neighbors tell us they would see dr. grant robicheaux wearing scrubs. >> i tried to say hello to everyone in the neighborhood and be a good neighbor and at one time we talked about surfing for about 15 seconds and that's it. according to prose

(ken) fraternal order of police president sergeant dan hils released a statement which said: "the chiefup his mind before any investigation, before he knew the facts. he heard the age of the juvenile suspect and made a judgment call. once he made up his mind, he wasn't going to change his mind." (pam) a california neighborhood is shaken after a naked man snuck into a teenage girl's room. (ken) the suspect was caught, but authorities say this serves a reminder for kids to be careful on social media. this is surveillance video of the naked man. fontana police in san bernardino county say the man got inside by climbing over a fence and walking through an unlocked door. but they don't believe this was random. that's because when police arrested the suspect... he admitted that he stalked the 13 year old and other girls on instagram and other social media. police say that's how he figured out where this girl lived. they also think he's been in her home before -- he was caught on security cameras inside. (pam) a texas woman escaped her mini van just in the nick of time... before the car burst

on a bus and not everyone on the bus on this fraternity party bus of some kind singing what was thee was that was such a clear example of guilt by association and not only is that protected speech racist songs are protected speech. they simply don't rise to the level of unprotected speech in here oklahoma is a public university. it was not justified in doing that and fire them that very loudly. i can only imagine how it would feel in their people on another bus i can only imagine how i feel if i was one of the people on the other bus. i was down at my home and kicked out of my school. for people on the other bus singing the song. i may not even have known about. no, what comes to when simply using the words becomes something for which you could move to discipline you have to raise or rise to the standard of this commentary harassment under the supreme court's decision in davis from 1999. simply using a word one time or several times will not be enough that a pattern of harassing behavior and generally a pattern if it's very severe it could be a one-time thing like a sexual assault.

martin priest, a member of chicago's fraternal order of police, and kevin graham, president of the fraternal order of police chicago lodge 7. anthony, let's start with you. this is so both heartbreaking and infuriating. we have a world of violence across the globe. heart breaking stories every day. but as americans, i can't imagine we find this level of violence in a city as spectacular as chicago, with its rich history, acceptable. what do we do? >> the biggest problem i think right now in chicago is they're not breaking it down into three different groups of what's plaguing our city. got incredible amount of narcotics that come through the city of chicago. got an enormous amount of guns on the street, almost 5200 guns have been recovered. we have a sale of stolen merchandise out of the criminal element on the street, it's a multimillion dollar industry. so you don't just have gang bangers running around shooting each other. this is a fight over territory. this is a fight over who's making money on the street. in you can't get to the streets and say, hey, you got to stop the narcotics that

. >> i think you probably have a better reputation than some fraternities that we know of your --. >> we are part of the divine nine. >> if you get past and the introductions. >> we are part of the divine nine which is the umbrella organization for the national council are what we call members of the national panhellenic council. they are all doing amazing things locally and globally. we are fortunate to be able to partner with them. >> thank you. thank you, for coming this morning. i know it was an effort to get here. we appreciate you being here. thank you, for being here. >> thank you. >> in closing i would like to say in our service to our community when we began ministry we started in hillside presbyterian church. i was president of the organization. vice president i should say. we always believe that our church should be involved in the community. i am saying this now because he burton, has been you quite some time now. he fell down at is how good he was injured badly. we want to send out our prayers and thoughts to him. to his family as a surround him. i was with him in the hos

in fact, i was witness to the night that he got tapped into that fraternity and he was stumbling drunk in a ridiculous costume saying really dumb things, and i can almost guarantee that there's no way that he remembers that night. >> do you have any concerns of judge kavanaugh, asserting even though he has been a heavy drinker at high school and college at times, his assertion that he has never, ever had any memory loss the next day? do you have any concerns that that's not true? >> i've never gone to college with him. i've not been out drinking with him. >> but that woman -- >> that would not be admissible. >> is a republican and she says she doesn't believe him. >> she doesn't believe him. and many people do, including the 100 women who still stand with him, many of whom didn't vote for president trump, who nominated brett kavanaugh, a number of whom are frankly are democrats and have been writing op-eds, giving sworn testimony. why doesn't that matter to anybody? not a single parent whose young daughters judge kavanaugh has coached in basketball has come forward and said i now have

well, i think you probably have a better reputation that some fraternities that we know of, but that is, you know,-- >> we all do great things. we are a part of the divine nine. >> if you can pass the introductions and the hazing, but you guys do not do that. >> of course not. and they do not do it, either. but the thing is, we are part of the divine nine, which is the umbrella organization for the national counsel, or what we call members of the national counsel and all divine nine organizations, they are all going amazing things both locally and globally and we are fortunate to you know, be able to partner with them. >> thank you for coming this morning. >> thank you. thank you for having us. >> i know it was quite an effort to get here. so we appreciate you being here. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> and in closing, i would like to say that in our service to our community, when we started our ministry, we started in east oakland. hugh was the pastor there of hillside. i was president of the organization, vice president, i should say of the east oakland cle

he was part of a fraternity that was known for very heavy drinking.t had a somewhat -- i won't repeat the name on tv, but it is sort of colloquial name was buried offensive to women. he is part of the fraternity that marched around sayaying no means yes and yes means anal and used to walk around with a flag made of women's underwear and bras. his life trajectory -- joint amy: the all-m-male secret sociy was truth encourage. referred to as c an insult to women. here thatgger pattern if you were really interested in investigating, let's just remind ourselves that brett kavanaugh does not have a great till of great deal anyway -- of credibility anyway. several people knowleledgeable about his testimony on other issues have claimed that he perjured himself, like lisa graves, who was chief counsel during thehe time he was at the white house. that was during the bush administration. he somehow pulled up calendars from high school this weekend and could not find enough that oncopied -- h he was copied doing his relationship with judge kosinski, who was widel