any community anywhere is not a dumping ground for a rapist like this. >> sheryl holbrook says hubbard needs to stay locked up. >> and in today's hearing, the judge adjourned that hearing without anoupsing when or if hubbard would be arriving in palmdale. we're live at the hall of justice, nbc bay area news. >>> the pressure is mounting. the global concern for the kidnap of the nigerian school girl, more than 100 protefrts today, in of them in tears demanding an end to the violence, not just the abduction but also yesterday's deadly bombing that killed more than 100 people. today the u.s. government put 80 service members in the neighboring country of chad. from there, they'll oversee drone operations. the unmanned flaens are used to search for more than the 200 missing girls ff. >> president obama expressing his outrage over allegations of nis conduct at veterans hospitals. promised that if the charges are true, he'll take swift action against those responsible. v.a. employees are accused of manipulating data to hide long wait times. but at palo alto's v.a. medical center patients tel

holbrook for the last time before he's released from holman. >> hey. mr. pippin, how are you doing today? good to see you. >> i wrote my aunt. she wrote back and said i had a place so i'm going to stay with her. >> that's a for sure thing? >> yeah, that's a for sure thing. you can call her. i told you last time i would probably go to the halfway house but i ain't going to no halfway house. it's one thing to be able to go somewhere and be comfortable where you're at and another thing to be forced to be somewhere you don't want to go. when i get out of prison, i want to be free. i don't want to have to abide by some more rules that are institutionalized, you know. >> well, keep in mind that your aunt will have expectations, also. >> right. i know, she -- >> she has chores to be done around the house. >> that's one of the main reasons why i'm going. she's -- she's not a midget but she's a small person. and she has problems getting around the house and doing stuff and running errands. she lives by herself. >> halfway house would be better for him, but like he

known as ambassador holbrooke and a young military officer who later retired as a general by the name of robert montague. they would begin to figure out how they were going to make pacification the counterinsurgency for the united states and for the piece of work. he goes on for eight months and what he discovers is not that odd from what we hear in the early days of afghanistan. he finds an coordinator action. he finds a civilian and military not talking about these issues together. there is no planning. most of the assets available our military assets and so therefore the military has to do the transportation of goods and other types of services for the civilian agencies and after eight months he writes up with the help of holbrooke and montague a memorandum that's called a new thrust to pacification. what he argues and that is that instead of this fragmented approach that the government had in order to support the vietnamese and south vietnamese in their insurgency quest for counterinsurgency must bring together under single concept of a single management. johnson thinks that is th

holbrook, who is also a victim of rape, doesn't think he will ever be cured. >> do not release him in our community or any other community, because he will re-offend again. and there will be a crime. whether it's a new victim or himself. and it's going to be a danger to any community, anywhere, including ours, and also to him. >> the d.a. office's says they'll have him under strict supervision with a ankle bracelet? >> that's a joke. we just had a report of four murders in orange county, two of them on bracelets, checking in with parole every 30 days. so don't tell me it works. >> reporter: hubbert has admitted to raping 26 women in the 1970s. he became known as the pillow case rapist because he used a pillow to silence his victims' screams. now, he has been paroled numerous times, but has always ended up back in jail because he kept reoffended. he was supposed to be released months tagg to a different address in the palmdale area, but that landlord reneged because of the public outcry. the ladies of lake los angeles, which you can see out live, they're doubtful they can convince the

. >> reporter: sheryl holbrook was raped at 14. >> it brings back a lot of flashbacks when i was raped at 14ers. >> old and by knifepoint by two men. >> reporter: she and a dozen women formed the group the rates of lake los angeles upon hearing of hubbard's pending release. so far they have sent over 11,000 letters in protest to the santa clara county superior court judge supervising hubbard. >> don't make us have to sleep with our guns. don't make us have to sleep, you know, in fear. >> reporter: activists say there are close to 900 sex offenders who already live in the antelope valley. >> there's no consideration given to our community. dumping this guy here and he's 40 prior? 40 that he's admitted to? come on. this isn't right. >> reporter: if hubbard were to move here, he would be closely watched. he would have a round-the-clock security for the first 30 days and he would have to wear an ankle bracelet 24/7. but the residents who live here say this is such a rural area, there are no streetlights, that if someone needed help, it would take a while for it to arrive. in lake los angel

richard holbrooke was the special envoy to afghanistan and pakistan before he died in the last two years. and he once said to the british foreign secretary maybe we are fighting the wrong enemy in the wrong country and it was when they were grappling with the problem of the taliban in afghanistan. the obama administration was trying to work out what to do. the insurgency had gotten so difficult in afghanistan said they had to order a surge of troops so the foreign troops went to 120,000 in afghanistan and they were losing the war. it was a very critical moment and the surge had its place, it had to be done. they were fighting the wrong enemy. the source of the problem and when you fight a war, you have to go to the source, was the first in pakistan. and american intervention within months in pakistan's tribal areas. in some of these areas, we are looking at. the taliban as well who has gone through the 19th. in afghanistan in the early years after 9/11, started to hear this from all the afghans on the bomb site. i went over to pakistan and started reporting there and found taliban hiding

it's a quote from richard holbrooke was america's special envoy to afghanistan and pakistan, as you knowbefore he died in the last few years. he once said to the british foreign secretary, in fact, made we are fighting the wrong enemy in the wrong country. and it was one they were grappling with the problem of the taliban in afghanistan, the obama administration was trying to work out what to do. the insurgency had gotten so difficult in afghanistan that they had to order a surge of troops. so the foreign troops had gone up to 120,000 in afghanistan and they were losing the war. it was a very critical moment, and a surge had its place and had to be done, but at the same time, holbrooke put his finger on it, that they were fighting the wrong enemy in the wrong country. the source of the problem and surely when you fight a war you have to go to the source, was across the border in pakistan. that's where al-qaeda had taken refuge after 9/11, after the american intervention. within months they moved across the border into pakistan tribal areas. in some of these areas you are looking at. the

it is a quote from richard holbrooke who is america's echelon voice to afghanistan and pakistan nasional before he died in the last few years. he once said to the british foreign secretary in fact, maybe we are fighting the wrong enemy in the wrong country. it was when they were grappling with the taliban and afghanistan, the a bomb at illustration was trying to work out what to do. the insurgents he had gotten so difficult in afghanistan that they had to do a surge of troops so the foreign troops have gone up to 120,000 in an and they're losing the war. the search had it base and had to be done. at the same time holborn put his finger on it that they were fighting the enemy in the wrong country. the source of the problem. surely when you fight the war, you have to go to this source across the border in pakistan. that is where al qaeda had taken refuge after 9/11 after the american intervention. within months they meant across the borders into pakistan's tribal areas. some of these areas here that do not. the taliban as well who had given the same treatment to al qaeda all through the 90

it's a quote from richard holbrooke who is america's special envoy to afghanistan and pakistan as you know before he died in the last few years. he once said to the british foreign secretary in fact maybe we are fighting the wrong enemy in the wrong country and it was when they were grappling with the problem of the taliban and afghanistan. the obama administration was trying to work out what to do. the insurgency has gotten so difficult in afghanistan that they had to do -- orders surge of troops of the foreign troops had gone up to 120,000 in afghanistan and they were losing the war. it was a very critical moment and the surge had to be done but at the same time they were fighting the wrong enemy in the wrong country. the source of the problem and surely when you fight a war you have to go to the source was across the border in pakistan. that is where al qaeda had taken refuge after 9/11, after the american intervention. within months they cross the borders into pakistan's tribal areas. in some of these areas you are looking at and the taliban as well who had given sanctuary to al q

. >> reporter: sheryl holbrook was raped at 14. >> it brings back a lot of flashbacks when i was raped at 14 years old by knifepoint by two men. >> reporter: she and a dozen women formed a group of ladies of lake los angeles upon hearing the release. they staged a protest today and will leave for tomorrow's public hearing. so far they have sent 11,000 letters in protest to the santa clara county superior court judge supervising hubbard. >> don't make us have to sleep with our guns. don't make us have to sleep in fear. >> reporter: activists say there are close to 900 sex offenders who already live in the antelope valley. >> there's no consideration given to our community. they are dumping this guy here and he is 40 prior -- 40 that he's admitted to?! come on! this isn't right. >> reporter: if hubbard were to move here he would be closely watched. he would have a round-the-clock security for the first 30 days and he would have to wear an ankle bracelet 24/7. but the residents who live here say this is such a rural area, there are no streetlights, that if someone needed help, it would ta

former advisor to the state department and to representative richard holbrooke and the dean at johns hopkins school of international studies. an important subject for all of us. >>> on the program next, it may have been the act of violent alienated individual. but it's united a gender. after santa barbara, why are so many women saying yes, all women. find out up next. [ female announcer ] who are we? we are the thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nighters. and the ones who turn ideas into action. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments where we can say, "i did it!" ♪ we are entrepreneurs who started it all... with a signature. legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses, turning dreamers into business owners. and we're here to help start yours. turning dreamers into business owners. now they're part of our 2 for $25 guest favorites!r one olive garden dishes. featuring your all time favorite creamy chicken alfredo and seductive shrimp mezzaluna. it's our most inspired 2 for $25 ever. at olive garden. that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover ever

you worked for hillary clinton, and you interviewed with richard holbrooke to get job. for unique approaches to interviews. hillary clinton -- when he died, he was this sort of elder statesman, and he died tragically while he was trying to solve the war in afghanistan. go figure. that's stressful. and she told the story, at his funeral, of him following her into a ladies' room in pakistan. similarly, for my job interview at the state department, he was -- you know, we went up. we talked to secretary clinton. he threw his luggage at me. walked all the way to georgetown. i had been on crutches for a while, and he knew this, and i'm hobbling after him with his luggage. then he proceeds to go into the bathroom. and i'm like, "whoa, not that kind of a guy." not going to do that kind of an interview. and he's throwing me hardball questions about afghanistan. gets into the shower. the door is, like, ajar. i'm turning away. he conducts the entire interview while showering. without breaking stride in this incredible narrative about afghanistan and the details of troop deployment

. >> reporter: sheryl holbrook was raped at 14. >> brings back a lot of flashbacks when i was raped atd and by knifepoint by two men. >> reporter: she and a dozen fellow women formed a group, the ladies of lake los angeles, upon hearing of hubbard's pending release. they staged one final protest before leaving for the public hearing. so far they have sent 11,000 letters in protest to the santa clara superior court judge supervising hubbard. >> don't make us have to sleep with our guns in fear. >> reporter: activists say there are close to 900 sex offenders who already live in that area. >> there's no consideration given to our community. they are dumping this guy here and he's 40 prior? 40 that he's admitted to? come on. this isn't right. >> reporter: and wherever he is released, he will have round the clock security for the first 30 days and then he will have to wear a security ankle bracelet 24/7 after that. the doors open here at the courthouse at 8 a.m. public comment begins at 10 a.m. we're live in downtown san jose. kiet do, kpix 5. >> the protestors from lake los angeles say the

now, joining me now is cheryl holbrook. you are from the antelope valley. you traveled 350 miles just to be here and talk to this judge. talk to me about what you plan on telling him. >> we plan on telling him that christopher hubbard needs to stay in lockup. he committed his last crimes here in santa clara county. we are not a dumping ground. that's exactly what they are trying to do. we're not gonna stop this fight. we are gonna continue all the way to sacramento if we have to. he's not welcome in our valley, our community or anywhere else because he's a repeated sex rapist, seerlial rapist -- serial rapist. he will offend again. the location where he's going to is in the middle of the desert of nowhere. no street lights, no sheriff patrols. he can have free game to attack any woman he wants. >> reporter: thank you so much for speaking with us this morning. now, we do know that there are four members of the los angeles county district attorney's office that will be hand delivering all sorts of letters and postcards and comments that have been made to them