a new guardianship judge was put in place in clark county and the supreme court formed a but families say nothing has really changed. 11:04 fran grady: the issue is isolate, medicate and steal the estate. that's what's happening. registered nurse fran grady came to las vegas from san diego just to address the commission at friday's hearing. 11:42 fran grady: my idea is guardianship is ownership of a human being. it should be done away with. supreme court chief justice james hardesty and his panel heard all kinds of suggestions to deal with clark county's overwhelmed and essentially broken guardianship system. but folks are fed up with waiting and want action. 27:54 rick black: at least 12 cognizant people were freed from fraudulent guardianships, but none of their money was returned or even accounted for. justice hardesty asked for case numbers on those guardianships to dig deeper into allegations of corruption as families continued to share their devastation. 22:15 leonard stein: you promised me until death do us part. and i don't know what to tell leonard stein told commissioners ho

. >> it would have to be a guardianship proceeding. john would need someone to come to scout asking to become his legal guardian, wanting to house him, support him financially. this was all part of the plan. when he arrived in queens, he met the man who would help him get into court for a price. $33,000. >> he sid, i need money and you need papers. he said give me half the money first and half money after that. >> that's not supposed to happen. person for money in return for the filing of a guardianship petition, then they're perpetrating something upon the court that is not what's meant by the special immigrant juvenile status law. >> what happened next was not part of his plan. the guardian started demanding more money and the balance in full. otherwise, he said he would not show up for the crucial court hear hearing. >> since he could not and would not pay the guardian threw him out of his home. >> did the police come? >> the nypd tells the i team they did in fact respond to a 911 call that night at the home of john's guardian. this

. >> reporter: guardianship is a nonprofit open to all children ages 10 and up located at 19th and western in oakland. students need to learn martial arts is free. >> we wanted to create a place where everyone no matter their financial situation could do for martial arts. >> reporter: the classes are given in this 1800 square foot space. when ben kovacs isn't working at twitter, he spends time here, coaching, mentoring children and teens through boxing and brazilian jujitsu. >> i'm passionate and i know it's going to change lives. >> i want to hear that focus. do it again. >> reporter: the one-two punch means combining his passion with a desire to help improve the city he calls home. >> a huge group of people that can't afford to do it. >> one of those kids is 11-year- old john powell. from a single-parent home. kovacs has been a big brother to the sixth-grader for two years. >> i feel really close. wouldn't normally share with other people. >> reporter: john says kovacs and boxing have taught him how to relieve anger. >> i feel like i can do anything. >> reporter: guardianship also ensure

. >> reporter: guardianship is a nonprofit open to all children ages 10 and up located at 19th and westernin oakland. the lessons and everything the students need to learn martial arts is free. >> we wanted to create a place where everyone no matter their financial situation could do for martial arts. >> reporter: the classes are given in this 1800 square foot space. when ben kovacs isn't working at twitter, he spends time here, coaching, mentoring children and teens through boxing and brazilian jujitsu. >> i'm passionate and i know it's going to change lives. >> i want to hear that focus. do it again. >> reporter: the one-two punch means combining his passion with a desire to help improve the city he calls home. >> a huge group of people that can't afford to do it. >> one of those kids is 11-year- old john powell. from a single-parent home. kovacs has been a big brother to the sixth-grader for two years. >> i feel really close. i share with him things that i wouldn't normally share with other people. >> reporter: john says kovacs and boxing have taught him how to relieve anger. >> i feel

. >> the judge said james is mentally incapacitated so he living and gave guardianship to robba ditch. >> the day they left with james they went to the social security office and had the makes you wonder. >> they were assigned to you. >> we provided everything for him. >> as to why robba vetch was fired they said he confiscated property and the agency granted robba victim benefits and if he took money it exceeding legal fees. >> you gave up your house. >> yes. >> and you gave up your car. >> yes. >> was it worth it. >> yes. >> can't help but feel it is your own trouble and to have that disdain, i hated that but i knew with james' mentality i was up against. message for the higgins. >> it is wrong. to treat anybody like that. it doesn't matter who it is. you don't treat nobody like that. nobody. not even the person you really you don't treat like that. >> i'm i-team investigators adam walzer taking action for you. >>> well this dramatic vehicle from alexandria dropping this on the pizza hut. the roof crushing the passenger side of this woman's car. >>> abc action news action weather. >

not saying the relationship or who that parent is at this time and if in fact the parent has guardianship of these children. we asked whether in fact that child, the baby that was taken to children's hospital 45d any sort of trauma on police not commenting as far as that but they're saying tonight the investigation remains open and no charges as of yet have bn filed. for now reporting live in northwest dc, marina marraco, fox 5 local news. >> a former towson university coach was sentenced to three years probation for the peeping tom incident. several women reported finding a cell phone that was recording them in the locker room. in court today the women in the locker room at the time said their trust was betrayed. >> miss mead wanted to put an end to this and help the young women move on with their lives. so we're happy we put some closure to this today. >> her employment with the university ended after the charges were filed. if mead adheres tohe her probation, her record will eventually be cleared. >> the father of a girl who was kidnapped and murdered is speaking out. in an emotional i

so focus on men who grew u in a broken home and suffered under the guardianship of a domineering parent, as well as those who fell victim to bigotry or bullying. tell her she's beautiful. i am, aren't i? you're an abomination! i'm a great teacher. you're doing it wrong. i'm gonna make you a real man. an abomination! the bottom line is this unsub will not stop killing. with each failed attempt to become aroused by women or to avoid giving in to his same-sex urges, he becomes more desperate anmore dangerous. thank you. [knock on door] and i thought something had happened to you, too. what are you talking about? doug was murdered last night. what? yeah, it must have happened after you dropped him off. he didn't show up to work and so i-- i went by his apartment and there were cops everywhere. what'd you tell them? nothing. i came straight here to make sure you were ok. i'm fine. fine, i promise. getting the 4-1-1 on a 6-2-2 is not easy. i am looking up that date, and june 22 is quite eventful in recent history. it sounds like miss thing's got something good. well, uh, let's see. on this da

point of no return -- >> dis investment leads to flight, leads to additional blight, a loss of guardianship, and essential criminality. >> some of the other ideas she has are host basketball tournaments and involve youth in improvement efforts. hogan wants to set good guy light during up where neighbors hang out together to keep criminal elements out of the area. >> the alleged architect of to face-off with two former employees. they both agree to plead guilty to one count of conspiracy. they worked in william app pa tell low's office -- they are accused of bilking 100 investors out of 70 million dollars. part of the deal fairchild and riddle will help prosecutors in the case. >> construction begins in a new $40 million hospital. >> kentucky governor bevin helped to kick off work at the new st. elizabeth behavioral health building. it's right at 275 and 75. that facility expected to focus on mental health treatment and akicks shin -- addiction services. this area continues to deal with the heroin epidemic. it is one hundred 49,000 square feet expected. it will have 197 beds. four hundred pe

so what that means for unaccompanied is that better guardianship perhaps have to be put in place. so that children are not exposed while they are on the move to smugglers, to those who might be trafficking them. many traffickers are preying on those who do not have enough information, do not know where to go. do not have any kind of family links been so those systems where the children are being processed, need to be speeded up. they need to be unified a lot faster. children tend to leave centers because they get frustrated they don't want to be detained or delayed on their journey. so those systems have to be a lot more efficient. and really speeded up in order to protect children so they are not left to be preyed upon. absolutely. speaking to us from geneva, thank you. >> the israeli supreme court has rejected a palestinian hunger strikers request to be transferred to a palestinian hospital. journalists mohammad has been starving himself for more than two months. he was defeigned in israel without charge or trial, and is in hospital there, refusing supplements or medical tests.

step two, verify guardianship.he child's credit -- freeze the child's credit parents must submit social security cards, birth certificates and other sensitive documents. there's where we discovered the bureau is putting you and your kits at risk. they asked you to mail the sensitive documents to a po box. >> i would be concerned about that. >> reporter: the federal trade commission says the address alone is enough to tip off id thieves your entire identity is inside. which brings us to step three. but when we first called to request a secure alternative to submit our documents, we discovered another concern. >> you need my daughter's social security number. but you won't give me your employee id? >> reporter: foreign call center employees refused to transme to the u.s. until i gave them my child's social security number but said they had no employee id numbers to let me track who i was giving it to. one did say she was in india and her name was jane smith. >> if someone managed to memorize one name and one social s

and economic in accord with the spirit of the geneva conference when it more or less set up the guardianship of the indochina states? secretary rusk: the attempted by one part of vietnam to take over the other part by sending armed men and arms across the demarcate in line is a violation of the accords. from the first day of those records to look at the chain of circumstances about who did what that was not in compliance with those records. is, wencipal thing do providese accords an adequate basis for peace in southeast asia. we are prepared to talk about it and the side is not. there is a long history of charge and counter charge about those accords. they should be at the conference table and not elsewhere. argument, come to the conference table and talk about it. by't go out and sell it force. secretary rusk, i think the testimony you have given here is a comprehensive and informative review of circumstances involved in this situation in which we find ourselves in today. i could say that i would -- had hoped you might discuss a little more extensively the domino theory of the effect of our

in military and economic in the spirit of the geneva conference when it more or less set up the guardianship of the indochina states? sec. rusk: the attempt by one part of vietnam to take over the other part by sending armed men in arms across the demarcation elementaryajor and infraction of those geneva accords. now we could go back to the first day of those accords to look at the chain of circumstances about who did what that was not in compliance with those accords. is thatprincipal thing we believe that those accords do provide an adequate basis for peace in southeast asia, and we are prepared to come to the conference table and talk about that proposition. and the other side is not. the other side is not. now there is a long history of charge and counter charge about those accords. we say they are an adequate basis for peace. differences, they should be settled at the conference table through a discussion and not on the battleground. this is the way that we had better handle most problems around the world if we are not going to have great violence. argument about an agreement of that so

a court in colorado granted toni's oldest brother and his wife guardianship of haley. we won't show her face as she looks now, but it was the best gift the bertolets could have hoped for. haley was with them in christmas. now, this little girl who has gone through so much is starting to heal. she has her cousin anna kate to help. >> people are saying i'm therapeutically helping her through this. i don't really understand, but i don't know how i'm doing this, but i guess i'm just keeping her entertained and happy. >> reporter: though haley is expected to get all that insurance money harold had been after, there's nothing anyone can do to bring back her mother. but everyone who knew toni wants to make sure haley never forgets her. >> she came into the office, and her mom's lab coat was hanging behind the door. and i said, haley, would you like your mama's work coat? and she said, miss tammi, i so i put it on her. and she went, it smells like my mommy. >>> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. >> recent high profile cases are bringing domestic violence into the spotlight.

and complex that the will proponent that is relative a family can be a group of non-related by guardianshipnless an contribute that entails multiple things for all those that are pointed out towards fraternities and such but the point is up to 5 unrelated people people and considered a family by definition this is not uncommon in san francisco and regardless of size of the units this is where the issue the design of the unit is one aspect how other unit is being used you can have a small unit and leased out to modern 5 upcoming related people regardless that is group housing so the case in front of us the plans were permitted the design for space meets the planning code there are two separate dwelling units that were retaining two parking spaces not making changes that will be inconsistent with the planning code, however, if both of the units are used in a way that will not be defined as between then group housing and the way they're using one of the units can be in violation of the code and enforcement to the action it is important to keep those things in mind there are two separate issues