>> uh-huh. >> i'm gary childs. how you doing?porter: at first, the detective kept it vague, trying to confirm that bennett had indeed been in baltimore at the time of the murder. the year 2000. bennett said he was. he'd spent about a month on the streets there after being ditched by some friends on their way to a concert. >> i gotta tell you that's strange. >> that's why -- it is strange. >> real strange. and then not to remember anybody you stayed with or hooked up with. >> reporter: then, the detective played his hand. laid out the reason for his visit. >> this girl's fingernails were taken at the time of her death. and under her fingernails is your dna. now there's no denying it. >> reporter: but bennett did have an explanation. and it had nothing to do with committing murder in a house. >> he remembers a confrontation that he had in a bus stop with a female in maryland, in baltimore, right around the time of the murder. >> i got kinda scared because, um, you know i was trying to fight back and i think i hurt her. i'm not sure

child endangerment. former vice president shultz and gary curly pleaded guilty to the same charge. prosecutors say they covered up the child sex abuse by sandusky in 2001. >>> the future of greek life at penn state could hinge on a family's emotional plea following a death of a pledge. the board of trustees says they'll consider a letter sent to them by the parents of timothy piazza at a special meaning today. the student died after -- special meeting today. the student died after falling at a frat party. 18 pledges are charged in the death. in a letter, his parents wrote, "our son died on your watch. we will never see him again because of the administration's failures to protect him and turning a blind eye to known problems. you now have an obligation to make sure this never happens again." >>> in our county-by-county coverage, the borough of east greenboro is moving toward having its own police department. >> east greenville was covered by a police department but decided to form its own and partnership -- after its partnership expired. an interim police chief began yesterday. now,

a jury convicted span injury of child endangerment. garytim curley pleaded guilty to the same charge. prosecutors say the three administrators covered up an allegation of child sex abuse by sandusky back in 2001. >>> also today, the future of greek life at penn state could hinge on a family's emotional plea following the death of a fraternity pledge. the board of trustees said they will consider a letter sent by them -- to them by the parents of timothy piazza at a special meeting today. the student from north jersey died after falling during a frat party down a flight of stairs. 18 members of the frat are criminally charged in connection with his death. in their letter to the board, piazza's parents wrote, "our son died on your watch. we will never see him again because of the administration's failures to protect him, and turning a blind eye to known problems. you now have an obligation to make sure this never happens again." we'll keep you posted on the board's decision on our and our nbc10 app. >>> now we'll take you state by state and c

child predator. former vice president gary schultz and athletic direct curly also sentenced. lesser sentencing. >>> and telling administrators, a coach saw sandusky molesting a fwhoi a shower in 2001. spanier, curly and schultz did not report him to authorities or police. >>> an abrupt end today to the trial of a bucks county plan accused of sexually abusing six sisters, had received as gifts from their parents. the defense rested without calling witnesses. not even the defendant, lee kaplan. he's charged with child rape and our offenses. all six alleged victims testified. the 52-year-old sexually abused them for years. the case goes to the jury on monday. >>> new at 6:00, a south jersey man admitted he coerced a 13-year-old girl into sending him nude photos of himself. threatened to abduct her if she didn't. he met that girl online. under a plea agreement, the 25-year-old will spend eight years in prison and have to register as a sex offender. >>> physical councilman david oh back to work today after a terrifying encounter. a man tried to rob him outside his home wednesday n

penn state's former vice president, gary schultz and former athletic director, tim curley, pleaded guilty to child endangerment charges. schultz got a two-month jail sentence. curley received three months. mike mcqueary, a graduate coaching assistant testified that he told coach joe paterno he saw sandusky assaulting a boy in a shower. no one reported it to authorities. sandusky is now serving a 30 to 60-year sentence for molesting ten boys over a 15-year period. >>> now to a flying tribute to a helicopter pilot who was killed just last week in delaware. yesterday, more than a dozen choppers took part in a flyby over the church in atco, new jersey, where michael murphy was laid to rest. among those helicopters was sky force 10. murphy served a s a backup pilo for us. murphy was taking part in a training exercise when his medical helicopter crashed at an industrial park in wilmington. last thursday -- or rather, in newark, last thursday. his wife erica spoke exclusively with nbc10.com about murphy's career as a pilot. you can read more about it right now on the nbc 10 app. >>> i play football, i wr

. >> i heard a child crying, so i looked over here and i saw gary come walking out with his daughter ahead of me. she was hysterical. >> reporter: the fire started in the garage burning through his car and motorcycle before torching his home of 31 years. gary tells me he still can't believe what happened. he lost his sense of smell a long time ago. if it wasn't for his 7-year-old daughter they might not have ever made it out. >> she said something is happening. i went to check it out to see what i could find. i saw a little smoke. >> reporter: grace saving the day pointing out danger her dad may not have found until it was too late. >> reporter: he has no sense of smell. so if his daughter wasn't in the house with him he would have perished. >> reporter: gary is okay all thanks to a little grace. >> i'm alive and grace is okay. that makes all the difference in the world. we'll figure it out. >> well good for her. >> yes. >> good for dad. >> yes. >> we have a very hot workweek ahead? >> yeah, a hot week on monday, tuesday, wednesday, especially thursday if that isn't the hottest day.

child endangerment. spanier failed to report a sex abuse allegation against jerry sandusky in 2001. penn state's former vice president gary schultz and former athletic director, tim curley, pleaded guilty to the child endangerment charges. schultz got a two-month jail sentence. curley received three months. mike mcqueary, a graduate coaching assistant, testified that he told joe paterno he saw sandusky molesting a boy in a football team shower. neither spanier, curley, or schultz who became aware of the incident reported it to police or child welfare authorities. sandusky is now serving a 30 to 60-year sentence for molesting ten boys over a 15-year period. >>> now to a flying tribute to a helicopter pilot who was killed just last week in delaware. yesterday, more than a dozen choppers took part in a flyby over the church in atco, new jersey, where michael murphy was laid to rest. among those helicopters was sky force 10. murphy served as a backup pilot for us. murphy was taking part in a training exercise when his medical helicopter crashed at an industrial park near the new castle county airport last thursday. his wife,

place of employment, calling him a child predator.we called him, but he was too terrified to talk.he tells us he even had to take his own family out of town.sgt. gary, lakeland police:"this guy, is a father, a local businessman, has two children, was trying to help this child. but they turned it completely around and that's not right."the girl's father just isn't buying it.melissa marino / not on camera:"do you buy that he was trying to find her parents."father over the phone / no name available:"no, hell no, i don't. not at all!" ( mark ) the man who helped the toddler did not file any charges against the girl's family. police says people should be careful what to post on social media because inaccurate posts could victimize innocent people. (mark) a new report shows that our pets are becoming more obese. that's according to a new report from banfield pet hospital. (darya) researchers looked at health habits of the 2.5 million dogs and 500-thousand cats that visit their facilities each year. they found that one in three pets was overweight or obese. (mark) veterinarians say they have found more than 20 diseases linked to pets being overweight. the

penn state's former vice president, gary schultz, and former athletic director, tim curley, pleaded guilty to child endanlment charges. schultz got a two-month jail sentence. mike mcqueary testified that he told coach joe paterno he saw sandusky molesting a boy in a football team shower. neither spanier, curley, or schultz, who became aware of the incident, reported it to police or child welfare authorities. sandusky is serving a 30 to 60-year sentence for molesting ten boys over a 15-year period. >>> now to a flying tribute to a helicopter pilot who was killed just last week in delaware. yesterday, more than a dozen choppers took part in a flyby over the church in atco, new jersey, where michael murphy was laid to rest. among those helicopters was sky force 10. michael murphy served as a backup pilot for us. murphy was participating in a training exercise when his medical helicopter crashed near an industrial park and near the new castle county airport, just last thursday. his wife, erica, spoke exclusively with nbc10.com, about murphy's career as a pilot. you can read more about it right now on t

president graham spannier and gary schultz will spend several months behind bars, the rest will be served under house arrest. they failed to report child abuse allegations after learning about them. >>> the trump administration is defending the president's decision to pull the u.s. out of the paris climate agreement. epa instructor scott pruitt said the decision puts america's interest first with respect to environmental agreements and international discussions. he added the u.s. is leading the world in routing the world in carbon emissions >>> comedian kathy griffin tear fully apologized for the video that depicted her holding a like ness of the president's severed bloody head. accused the first family of joining the backlash in trying to ruin her career. >> then i was like, no, this isn't right. this isn't right. and i apologized because that was the right thing to do and i meant it. then i saw the tied turning and i saw what they were doing, they're trying to spin this and making it about >> griffin called the president a fool an bully. she has lost endorsement deals and performances since the incident. >>> now in other news, cbs3 i

gary koslovich from san jose. he's facing charges, family still looking for answers after their child dies following dental procedure. >>> the 3-year-old went totaquines dental surgery -- to the children's dental surgery center in stockton on thursday. but during the procedure, something went terribly wrong. the administrator of the center says the girl had some sort of reaction during the dental procedures and but was stabilized and sent to st. joseph's hospital. a short time later the toddler was pronounced dead. >> nothing you do -- [ speaking foreign language ] >> th administrator said they're licensed by the state and during every surgery there's one dentist and anesthesiologist and two assistants, the family says they want to know why this tragedy happened and how it can be prevented so no other family loses their child. >>> still ahead tonight, a teacher making headlines, the photo with president trump and first lady that's gone viral and why. >>> in weather, part os temperature bay area under a heat advisory -- of the bay area under a heat advisory right now. coming up the hottest day of the week and what yo

child crying. so i looked over here and i saw gary come walking out with his daughter ahead of me. just hysterical. >> reporter: gary says the fire started in the garage, burned through his car and motorcycle before torching his home of 31 years. gary tells me he still can't believe what happened. he says he lost his sense of smell a long time ago. if it wasn't for his 7-year-old daughter they might not have ever made it out. >> yeah, things are maddening now. i went to check it out to see what i could find and i saw smoke. >> reporter: saving the day pointing out danger her dad may not have found until it was too late. >> he has no sense of smell. he doesn't hear. so if his daughter had not been in the house with him he probably would have parished. >> reporter: after two days in the hospital for smoke inhalation, gary is okay all thanks to a little grace. >> i'm alive and okay. we'll figure it out. >> certainly glad everyone there is okay. >>> back now to the pay area heat wave and we are just getting word about 5,400 people without power right now in livermore. that's one of the

president graham spannier and gary schultz will spend several months behind bars, the rest will be served under house arrest. they failed to report child abuse allegations after learning about them. >>> the trump administration is defending the president's decision to pull the u.s. out of the paris climate agreement. epa instructor scott pruitt said the decision puts america's interest first with respect to environmental agreements and international discussions. he added the u.s. is leading the world in routing the world in carbon emissions >>> comedian kathy griffin tear fully apologized for the video that depicted her holding a like ness of the president's severed bloody head. accused the first family of joining the backlash in trying to ruin her career. >> then i was like, no, this isn't right. this isn't right. and i apologized because that was the right thing to do and i meant it. then i saw the tied turning and i saw what they were doing, they're trying to spin this and making it about >> griffin called the president a fool an bully. she has lost endorsement deals and performances since the incident. >>> now in other news, cbs3 i

gary shultz and tim curley pleaded guilty to the same charge. prosecutors said the three administrators covered up an allegation of child sex abuse by sandusky in 2001. >>> also today, the future of greek life at penn state could hinge on a family's emotional plea following the death of a fraternity pledge. the board of trustees said that they'll consider a letter sent to them by the parents of timothy piazza at a special meeting today. the student from north jersey died after falling during a frat party. 18 members of the fraternity are charged in connection with piazza's death. in the letter to the board, his parents wrote in part, "our son died on your watch. we will never see him again because of the administration's failures to protect him and turning a blind eye to known problems. you now have an obligation to make sure this never happens again." >>> reaction continues to pour in to president trump's announcement that he is pulling the u.s. out of a landmark global agreement to slow climate change. the president claimed the deal benefited other countries at the expense of american jobs and economic growth while giving heavy polluters such

child's ticket. the museum is open from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. today and tomorrow. >>> tomorrow is father's day, it's the gary papa father's run.t honors our former friend who died from prostate cancer in 2009. "healthcheck" reporter, and registered nurse ali gorman talked with his widow kathleen about the race. >> reporter: i met with up with kathleen and her son tucker and her dog hobarth. gary died when tucker was 8 and hunter was 11. >> this is where my grief still lives, it is when i think of the kids to be a teenage boy and had gary as your father would have been outrageous. it would have been one adventure after another. >> but she said even on the tough days. she is grateful for the time she did have together. kathleen and gary met on a blind date set up by retired "action news" anchor rob jenningss. he proposed four months after we left. years later his diagnosis and poor prognosis was detective naight. she encourages all -- was devastating. she encouragessed everyone to get screening for prostate cancer. that's why gary spent every father's day at the race raising awareness. >> if he could present one family from havi

child sex abuse scandal. former director curly, graham spanier, former vice president, gary shultz, were all sent several months behind bars. the rest of their sentences will be held at home under house arrest. prosecutors say all three failed to report abuse accusations against sandusky to police after they learned about them. >> to the white house now, the fall out continues over the us withdrawal from the international climate change treaty. kelly o'hara in washington with more on what happened yesterday and what's likely to happen next. >> the president made a very courageous decision yesterday. >> the white house defended a move to to, called it a bad deal, that hurt the us economy. scott pruitt said mr. trump wants better terms. >> exiting paris does not mean disengagement. he indicated he'll either re-enter paris or engage a discussion around a new deal. >> withdrawing from the treaty revealed one of the president's key campaign pledges, set off protests around the globe, allies shaking their heads. >> we wanted the united states to remain within it. >> and efforts are underway to counter the white house

what that child did with that medical instrument is now causing concern. ktvu's south bay reporter jesse gary live with more on what happened. jesse. >> reporter: school officials say this involves a second grader and a third grader, one of whom found the lancet outside school out on the ground, picked it up, carried it inside school. a teacher confiscated it. you think that's the end of the story. nope. the story developed into something much more concerning for parents. >> when this happened, i need to go to school right away. >> reporter: the anxiety attack for many parents of students attending cabrillo elementary school. the boy told officials he poked at least one student with the device. instruments like these are used to cut the skin so a diabetic can check his or her blood sugar level, but it is unsure who discarded it. >> i know the boy who did it. i don't think he was aware of the danger. >> reporter: parents and the school nurse were notified and an investigation launched. it was determined a dozen students had been poked by the object and are potentially at risk. tensions escalat

child sex abuse. spannal's lawyer says his client suffers from prostate cancer, heart problems and asking for probation. former athletic director tim curly and former vice-president gary schultz seen on his way into court this morning are also expected to be sentenced today. >>> also happening today penn state board of trustees will meet to discuss campus greek life following death of sophomore student timothy piazza. piazza died in february after a night of drinking and hazing at beta theta pi frat house. eighteen fraternity members face charges and university has since shut the fraternity down. it is expect to redefine the presence of greek life on campus. >>> delaware governor john carney has release aid preliminary report from an independent review in february 's deadly uprising at james t vaughn correctional center in smyrna. report described the state's maximum security prison as dangerously overcrowded, critically under staffed, and poorly run and manager. on february 1st inmates took three correctional officers and prison counselor hostage, lieutenant stephen floyd was killed, nearly two day standoff ended with swat teams , forcing their way in to the building

child sex predator jerry sandusky. graham spanier, seen walking in to court this morning and vice-president gary schultz, were sentenced to two months in jail. former athletic director tim curly received three months. rest of their sentence will be served on house arrest before sentencing prosecutors said that all three men cared more about themselves, then about protecting children. >>> more on penn state the board of trustees you nan lust i approved sweeping reforms for greek life on campus. greek misconduct will be handled by the university, and not fraternity panels, and they are going to cut down on social events, and they will be, zero tolerance for hazing. and fraternity and sorority members will have to sign, behavioral contracts. the reforms comes after the death of sophomore timothy piazza who died in february at a fraternity house after a fall attributed to drinking, and alleged hazing. >>> delaware governor john carney has released preliminary report from an independent review, into the february's deadly uprising at james vaughn correctional center in smyrna, delaware. report described the state's maximum s

child sex abuse scandal. former athletic director tim curley, former president graham spanier, and former vice president, gary shultz, will all spend several months behind bars. arrested their sentences will be held un house arrest. prosecutors say all three failed to report abuses, abuse accusations against sandusky to police, after they learned about them. >>> to the white house, fall out continues over the us withdrawal from international climate change treaty. kelly o'hara is in washington with more on what happened yesterday and what's likely to happen next. >> the president made a very courageous decision yesterday. >> on friday the white house defended move to pull out the climate accords, head of environmental protection agency called it a bad deal that hurts the us economy. scott pruitt said mr. trump wants better terms. >> it does not mean death engagement, he indicate the he'll either re-enter paris or engage in a killings caution with new deal. >> revealed one of the president's key campaign pledges, also set off protests around the globe, and left allies shaking their heads. >> we wanted the unit

child abuse. former athletic director, tim curley, and former vice president, gary shultz, will also be sentenced.atie fehlinger. hi, kate. >> hey, happy friday, today ends up being overall a very very nice day. at the moment we've got little vale of clouds that continue to spin over the lehigh valley but generally beautiful weather, bright blue skies, and sunshine lasting us throughout the better part of the day. just watch for a spotty shower or thunder storm at some point this afternoon or evening, sort of classic summer forecast, right? tomorrow looks pretty good generally with sunshine maybe stray shower. overall beautiful, sunday things starting to downhill, new storm looming. that will bring in some wet weather looks like late their day, meisha? >> all right, katie, thank you for. that will and looking outside right now, still very busy bye really the ion 95 north past cottman because of the accident that's still out there blocking one lane. you can see the flashing lights, crews out, there and causing some residual backups, heads up regional rail lines are delayed. just make sure to check

child sex abuse, spaniard's lawyer said his client is cuffing from he from prostate cancer and health problems, heart problems, and is asking for probation. former athletic director tim curley and former vice president gary shultz, will also be sentenced. >> meantime, the penn state board of trustees will meet today to discuss life in the wake of timothy piazza's death. piazza died if february afterhes following a night of drinking at fraternity house, 18 fraternity members face fraterne been shutdown. today's meeting expected to redefine the presence of greek life on campus. >> now, to developing story overseas, 36 people are dead after attack at a casino in the philippines. cell phone video captured panic people running out of the resort's world casino in manila early friday local time. police say the loan gunman seen here on surveillance photos shot up tv screen, set gambling tables on fire. authorities believe the victims died from smoke inhalation, not gunshots. president trump offered his condolances. >> our thought and our prayers are with all of those affected. >> authority say the gunmen committed suicide. they believe robbery was the motive, not terrorism. now police in chan chester glands want

gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >> you kind of touched object this but it is such a complex issue for the parents of a child that hasn sexually assaulted, what specifically is it that those parents want to see happen? >> reporter: well, they want to see change, frankly, frank. they want to make sure that if a complaint comes forward there is appropriate action taken. there is so many laws and rules and nuances. there were actually inside talking about the definition of inappropriate. that's one of the things they have to specifically spell out in the new policies to make sure they're in compliance with the ocr. that's how fine a needle they are threading when it comes to all of the policies involved in the district. that is why it is taking so long and why there's so much confusion. a lot of these policies conflicted, so they have to go through and look at with it a fine-tooth comb and rewait them, make sure they're in compliance. that's the first step for the attorney, and then the second step is to make it clear and easy and teachable. remember, july 1st, i'm sorry, august 1st, they're going to have to start havin

child molests, rapes, kidnappings, involve, sex offenses as well as incest. so we're going to talk to the worst of the worst. >> reporter: we rode with team two. >> back to channel 8. >> reporter: officers gary and call. the first stop is the home of dean pachini. he is considered a sexual violent predator, meaning a person very likely to reoften. one of only two offenders in san jose with such a designation. >> hard to hear. >> reporter: but nobody is home. as officer move toward the next target they spot pachini cruising the streets in a convertible. after following closely for a couple of miles they pull him over. >> okay. step outside the car and let's have a conferring real quick. >> reporter: the officers use extra caution with him because of his designation as a sexual violent predator. after a series of questions, the officers found he is in compliance. they warn him to keep following the rules before they let him go. pachini declined to talk to us tonight this. police unit is down from five detectives at one point to only one today because hundreds of police officers left the department in a staffing exdusz. each with fewer officers the department says it once every sex offender to

child obesity. they recommend giving a baby their own room when they are six-months old. ( anny @ bam ) i'm tracking your forecast. the world according to garyr the break. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news... every morning at 7:45 we talk sports with gary radnich. and in case you missed it here's the gary's world rewind. (darya) my gosh gary. curry, durant, i can't decide what to talk about. steph's triple double, klay getting his shooting in, or kd. what stands out to yougary? gary says he thinks kd played possum in the season and is turning it on now. he says he was trying to fit it and now you're seeing everything. gary says it was a great show last night from one of the best offensive teams of all time. and for once, i'm hearing about the lebron loving espn guys say kd might be one of the greatest players of all time. gary says he doesn't know about that... because two games can't take away 12 seasons. gary says if the tables were turned it would be different, but they are both terrific. just looking at the pace of the whole thing, lebron looked like he was winded. shumpert needed an iv with fluids. gary says the wa

child. williams was booked into san jose's main jail. he is being held on a 350- thousand dollar bail scheduled to this afternoon. (darya) coming up on gary's world... game one tonight, and instead of talking about basketball, lebron has to talk about race relations. penguins, predators and beer drinking catfish in the stanley cup playoffs. and mascots behaving badly. and next... a family in danger of drowning on a northern california lake. see how a five-year-old boy came to their rescue. and here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge. no major hot spots. ace rain 7 is 25 min late. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. ( darya ) a five-year-old sacrament boy saved his family from drowning in a lake.( mark ) joshua serna is now being called a hero. it happened on monday at lake camanche when an inner tube that joshua's mom and two other children were in started to go flat. his mom wasn't wearing a life jacket, so his dad got off a sea-doo and gave his lifejacket to her. after he did that...he started going under water. joshua was still on the

child gun deaths. ( anny @ bam ) i'm tracking your forecast. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news... every morning at 7:45 we talk sports with gary radnich. missed it here's the gary's world rewind. (mark) good morning gary. everyone is freaking out about this collision at the plate, but i didn't think it was that bad. gary says we've seen this before with buster posey. that was six seasons ago already when scott cousins ran into him at home plate. gary says to his credit he bounced back. after what happened to posey they had this rule about runners running into catchers... but they still can. gary says they finessed the rule. the one last night wasn't as bad as the buster posey collision, but that is what created rule number 7.13, the buster posey rule. (mark) lets talk about the giants. they are 26-46... 20 games out of first place. that is a complete opposite record from the first place rockies who are 46-26. it has been a pretty brutal season so far. gary says it is their worst and most disappointing season since 1985 when they lost

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