assault on a child attends for joining us a person in a position of trust to chris hutchins and hutchinson sentenced to 90 days in jail 20 years probation stuart engelbert was in the courtroom and had reaction tonight the district attorney's office as of the victims family requested prison time for the defendant for the prosecution requested a sentence of four years it to life in prison this afternoon hutchinson was sentenced to 290 days in jail 66 of which he's already served during the ia >> at the end of the day he got district attorney george brock were not satisfied after a judge's sentenced a former youth pastor chris hutchinson to 90 days in jail in 20 years probation in this particular case it was a 13 -year-old who said i felt vulnerable and that's why i reached out to the sky and the sky exploited the vulnerability a jury convicted hutchinson in july of sexual assault of a child trust he was a youth pastor us our fellowship church in littleton where he met the victim a 13 -year-old girl that turned him for counseling during a difficult time in the arrest affidavit a shows a three

the day he got d brock were not satisfied after a judge's sentenced a former youth pastor chris hutchinson to 90 days in jail in 20 years probation in this particular case it was a 13 -year-old who said i felt vulnerable and that's why i reached out to the sky and the sky exploited the vulnerability a jury convicted hutchinson in july of sexual assault of a child by a person in a position of trust he was a youth pastor us our fellowship church in that turned him for counseling during a difficult time in the arrest affidavit a shows a three encounters between the two at local parks the first he sat behind her and she was between his legs leaning back on him and she felt a little uncomfortable the second encounter said his hands went up under her heady and was on her bra clasp she then pulled away in a third encounter he rolled on top of her and was straddling her and she felt his groin area after the encounters a phone conversation showed chris pleading with the victim not to tell and when she said i'm going to tell my parents he said that i am ruined a position of trust pieces with this ca

. >> the former youth pastor christopher hutchinson convicted of sexual assault on a child by impersonating position of trust sentenced to 90 days in jail probation the sentence was not what prosecutors were looking for true ingle part was in the courtroom today and has the reaction. >> the district attorney's office is says of the victims of family asked for prison time for the defendants of the prosecution requested a sentence of four years it to life in prison this afternoon hutchinson was sentenced to 290 days in jail 66 of which he's already served during the trial at the end of the day he were not satisfied after a judge sentenced former youth pastor chris hutchinson to 90 days in jail in 20 years probation this is a 13 -year-old who said i felt vulnerable and that's why i reached out to the sky this guy exploited the vulnerability they convicted him in drug july of and drug july of sexual assault of a child he was a youth pastor at of south fellowship church of littleton where he met the that turn to him for counseling during a difficult time in the arrest affidavit a shows a three e

was anne hutchinson's grandson. and he wanted to collected documents and mementos from her time. we owe him a debt for that. he saved a lot of the winter papers. -- wintrhop hrop papers. in the end, she wins. myth four is that they establish a theocracy and said democracy was the worst form of government. this sis so funny. it is from a conversation thread i got involved on the american historical association's listserv in january where some university teacher and professor was talking about puritan theology, theocracy. i said, they didn't really form a theocracy. and oall heck broke loose and he was driven to say that massachusetts under the puritans was like iran controlled by its clergy. then he says this is well supported by primary source evidence from which she quotes something from 1894, which is not a try very source for the puritans, saying they were intolerant of inquiry, persecuting heresy without mercy. i think the puritans would be so upset if they knew we thought this about them because they were passi

chris hutchinson was sentenced to 90 days in jail. but for 20 years heel be u intensive supervised probation. that means among many things, he cannot have internet access or contact with children under 18 years old, unless this is actually approved by a community team. the victim in this case who is 15 years old spoke to the court today. she explained how at the time of the crime she was in a very low period of her life and depressed. and when she met with the pastor in a park on one sexually touched her. the defendant had a huge show of support in this courtroom along with 46 letters written to the court for the judge to go over. >>> a memorial bike ride is being held in honor of a killed bicyclist by a hit and run driver. car took off was hit by a pickup truck. the truck driver stayed there on the scene. troopers are looking for the first car that ran over holden. cyclists hope the troopers can find whoever is responsible. >> i was really, really sad to see that, especially something so close to home. i hope they find who did it. >>

bengie hutchinson works for nec the company that sells the software. so there are cameras like this on the streets? >> there are. >> reporter: cameras equipped with the software can match a database. it could have helped after the boston marathon bombing. investigators there had to sift through 120,000 photos in nearly 13,000 videos before identifying tsarnaev. >> we could have gotten the match in second. >> reporter: in baltimore the police department used facial recognition during the 2015 riots to identify looting suspects. but it has raised privacy concerns. alvaro bedoya author of a georgetown law school study on facial recognition and found 26 police departments use the technology and 16 states allow the fbi to tap into their systems. photos culled from social media driver's licenses and government ids. the report argues the biometric network primarily include law-abiding americans. maryland enrolled 4 million drivers in its system. ask a marylander do they know they're in a lineup scanned thousand of times a year without warrants and pretty sure

. >>> the victim's family and the district attorney sigh christopher hutchinson won't be spending enough time behind bar bars. >> the victim in this case who bravely. this was tough for her today. she explained to the court and the judge is and everyone inside that courtroom how this has been very difdifficult on her and her people and has broken her trust and faith. >> the position of trust is what this was about. he was her youth minister and asked by the family and the community to give her council and support. and to help her find her path. >> reporter: prosecutors asked for four years, but the defendant got 90 days. cannot have access to the internet or children under 18. the prosecution feels what the pastor got was very little. >> this was a 13-year-old who said i felt vulnerable, and that's why i reached out to this guy. and this guy exploited that vulnerability >> reporter: live in arapahoe county, jennifer brice. >>> new details about the deaths of two sisters at that luxury resort off africa. autopsy results show annie and robin korkki died from excess fluld in their lungs. co

. >> reporter: benji hutchinson works for nez, a company that sells the software. so there are cameras like this on the streets? >> there are. >> reporter: cameras equipped person's face to others in a database. it could have helped after the boston marathon bombing. investigators there had to sift through 120,000 photos in nearly 13,000 videos before identifying dzhokhar tsarnaev. it would have led to the suspect sooner? >> absolutely. it would have dramatically released the time and we could have gotten the match in seconds. >> reporter: in baltimore, the police used facial requisition during the 2015 riots to identify lewding suspects, but it has raised privacy concerns. alvaro is the author after georgetown law school study on facial recognition. it found 26 police departments use the technology and 16 states allow the fbi to tap into their systems. photos are combed from social media images and driver's licenses and government i.d.s. law-abiding americans. >> maryland enrolled 4 million drivers in its system and ask a marylander, do they know they are in a lin

. >>> the victim's family and the district attorney sigh christopher hutchinson won't be spending enough time behind bar bars. >> the victim in this case who is now 15 years old addressed the court and did so very, very bravely. this was tough for her today. she explained to the court and the judge is andev how this has been very difdifficult on her and her people and has broken her trust and faith. >> the position of trust is what this was about. family and the community to give her council and support. and to help her find her path. >> reporter: prosecutors asked for four years, but the defendant got 90 days. he he cannot have access to the internet or children under 18 the prosecution feels what the pastor got was very little. >> this was a 13-year-old who said i felt vulnerable, and that's why i reached out to this guy. and this guy exploited that vulnerability. >> reporter: live in arapahoe deaths of two sisters at that luxury resort off africa. autopsy results show annie and robin korkki died from excess fluld in their lungs. annie lived in denver and was a competitive figure skate

as kim hutchinson reports, hillary clinton is challenging or beating him in several states that were once firmly in the gop's corner. >> reporter: fresh polling shows donald trump struggling in states that were once solidly republican. christopher newport university poll puts hillary clinton up 12 points in virginia, 45% to 33%. with a fair low 2 point lead in georgia. 44% to 42%. bill clinton was the last democrat to win georgia back in 1992. hillary clinton speaking in ohio friday, as her campaign releases a hard hitting new ad featuring gold star father, zakir kahn. >> my son. has a place in your -- >> reporter: trump on the campaign trail in north carolina and pennsylvania after getting slamme claims. and getting booed during remark at the out smith charity dinner thursday night. smith's great great grandson why attendees reacted negatively. >> donald had very solid minutes early on. and then eventually he crossed the line and took it a little too far. >> reporter: cardinal timothy dolan who sat between trump and clinton. told nbc the candidates were mike. >> mr. trump stood to h

christopher hutchinson used to work as a youth past with personal problems and he took advantage of her. the judge will decide if he will get probation or present. >>> just the thought of doing this is bad enough. county woman is charged of faking cancer. 29-year-old mediate shaper was scamming a man of thousands of dollars . sheeis accused of stealing more than $34,000 after meeting him on a dating site telling him the money was police say she had her son named as sole beneficiary to 3 her -- is will. >> the "epidemic ffects us in colorado as well. when people die every single ?onth in this state from opioid overdose. the denver county jail says it is a problem among inmates now that is a new program to help them. sally meant to that the denver detention center. >> reporter: this is a jail based treatment program created to help the drug problem. officials tell me a the inmates they house are serving charges -- serving time for drug related harges and many need help. there are many methadone users. denver office methadone to the uses that are already on it before they go to jail. now t

we will bring everyone more information as we get it at 26th and clybourn, ben hutchinson, wisn 12 news. >> thank you. a fourth child shot in milwaukee in just four weeks. this time, it was deadly. the four-year-old boy was shot and killed near 15th and lloyd yesterday evening. police say someone fired a gun inside the home. we spoke to the boys' cousins , who tell us his name was solomon jordan smith. milwaukee police chaplains were >> all we can do is as much comfort as we can give. it's not that we have to we're , here because we do care and , that is all anyone can do is , as much support and as much care and as much love as they can give. >> police are still investigating exactly what happened and who the gun belonged to. >> and killing a woman and glendale now faces first-degree reckless homicide charges. that was in the death of 19-year-old nya hammond. police say she was found monday morning with a gunshot wound in her back in the parking lot of the orthopedic hospital of wisconsin. according to court documents released today her grandmother , told police hammond had left gardne

narrator: particularly in the hutchinson's salon. brandon: so this is a bad habit that's gotta be trained out of his system today. narrator: that means souring his taste for dumpster diving. brandon: most dogs cannot stand the taste of lemons. so i take a lemon and cut it into wedges. from their i put spirit face-to-face with the trashcan and then i take the lemon and squeeze a very little bit in his mouth. what this does, it creates a bad taste in his mouth and instantly he connects it to the trashcan. tastes icky, right? you can't be doing that. the next step in the process is to take a full lemon and rub the peel on the outside of the trashcan. now he's gonna make the connection next time he gets near the trashcan. i'll give you a choice; this or that. you choose. spirit in other areas. brandon: today i'll be testing spirit's tolerance of the unpredictability of not only autistic kids but kids in general. narrator: just one sign of aggression is enough to fail this test. brandon: if a dog is not tolerant to kids it's the wrong dog

lowest salary of any governor in the 50 states next lowest is arkansas, which pays governor asa hutchinson just under $87,000. on the other side of the earning spectrum, pennsylvania's governor tom wolf pulls in the most, just under $188,000. governor bill haslam of tennessee makes nearly $182,000. but he's the wealthiest elected official in the country, worth $2 billion from his time as a business executive and turns down his whole public salary. so what does the governor with the smallest paycheck in the nation think of his wife rushing trays of food from kitchen to table? gov. lepage: she said, "i have an opportunity to go to work at the restaurant, i'd like to go." and we have a home there, so she could stay right at home. and i said, "you know how that's gonna look? i am gonna get crucified. so, let me say how this turned out. teddy roosevelt said about his daughter, i could be president of the un states and run the country or i can control my daughter, but i can't do both. and the same goes for my wife. i love her dearly, but i can't tell her what to do." sharyl: don't expect lepage

. >> reporter: benji hutchinson n works for n.e.c., a company that sells the software. so there are cameras like this on the streets? >> there are. >> reporter: cameras equipped with the software can match a person's face to others in ao database. it could have helped after the boston marathon bombing. investigators there had to sifta through 120,000 photos and nearly 13,000 videos before it would have led to the suspect sooner?pe >> absolutely. it would have criminally decreased the lead time. we could have gotten the match in seconds. >> reporter: in baltimore, the police department used facial recognition during the 2015ot riots to identify looting suspects. but it has raised privacy concerns. alvaro bedoya is an author of a georgetown law school study on facial recognition. allow the f.b.i. to tap into their systems. photos are culled from socialll media images, driver's licenses, and government i.d.s. the report argues the biometric network primarily includes law- abiding americans. >> maryland enrolled four million drivers in its system, and ask a marylander, do t

avs had their chances, but they couldn't get it past michael hutchinson. he stoned the avs all night long and gets the shutout 1-0. >>> friday night football in fresno for the force. now that's lit ration. keshawn johnson takes one giant leap for the bulldogs. falcons are trailing right now at the half 14-7. >>> game three of the world series, indians win at that series. >> all right, thhnk you, phil. >> that was too much for some. >> go ahead and pop the cork mike coffman, endorsed by the denver post. he's "a consistent warrior" who "took action against his party's presidential nominee," donald trump, and has "urged republicans to stop stalling on immigration reform." mike coffman. "reliable." a "leader." "disingenuous" and "partisan." "if we're ever to see gridlock reduced in congress, we need more representatives like coffman." mike coffman. endorsed by the denver post for congress. i'm mike coffman, and i approve this message. a man attacked me in a parking garage. i'm mike coffman, tried to stab me with an 8-inch knife. but i carry a pistol. i fight b

pays governor asa hutchinson just under $87,000. on the other side of the earning spectrum, pennsylvania's governor tom wolf pulls in the most, just under $188,000. governor bill haslam of tennessee makes nearly $182,000. but he's the wealthiest elected official in the country, worth $2 billion from his time as a business executive and turns down his whole public salary. new york governor andrew cuomo earns $179,000 a year. the smallest paycheck in the nation think of his wife rushing trays of food from kitchen to table? gov. lepage: she said, "i have an opportunity to go to work at the restaurant, i'd like to go." and we have a home there, so she could stay right at home. and i said, "you know how that's gonna look? i am gonna get crucified. so, let me say how this turned out. teddy roosevelt said about his daughter, i could be president of the united states and run the country or i can't do both. and the same goes for my wife. i love her dearly, but i can't tell her what to do." sharyl: don't expect lepage her -- lepage to stop wa

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bengie hutchinson works for nec the company that sells the software. so there are cameras like this on the streets? >> there are. >> reporter: cameras equipped with the software can match a person's face to others in a database. it could have helped after the boston marathon bombing. through 120,000 photos in nearly 13,000 videos before identifying tsarnaev. >> we could have gotten the match in second. >> reporter: in baltimore the police department used facial recognition during the 2015 riots to identify looting suspects. but it has raised privacy concerns. alvaro georgetown law school study on facial recognition and found 26 police departments use the technology and 16 states allow the fbi to tap into their systems. photos culled from social media images. driver's licenses and government ids. the report argues the biometric network primarily include law-abiding americans. maryland enrolled 4 million drivers in its system. thousand of times a year without warrants and pretty sure they'll be surprise add but that. >> reporter: maryland officials say t

the nominees are cam vote the new polls indicated tough road ahead for down tromp reported kim hutchinson has more. fresh polling shows donald trump struggling and states that we're once all the republicans christopher newport university poll puts hillary clinton 12 points and virginia 45 percent to 33 percent and atlanta during a contribution poll says trump georgia 44 percent of 42 percent bill clinton was the last democrat to when georgia back in 1992. hillary clinton speaking in ohio friday as a campaigner loses a hard-hitting new ad featuring goldstar father. trump on the campaign trail and north carolina and pennsylvania big slated for big election claims and getting booed during her remarks of a house may charity dinner thursday night. smith's great-grandson explains why attendees reacted negatively. donald had some very small it minutes early on eventually he crossed the line and take it too far cardinal timothy dolan set between trump and clinton told nbc the candidates we're much more civil away from the mic mrt and talented moment she said to work together afterwards just over

on i- 75, from waters to 275, overnight closing southbound lanes on the veterans expressway from hutchinson to gunn highway so leave yourself enough time to make the detour. they will do the same thing on the northbound lanes on thursday. >>> above average temperatures next few days will continue, mid to upper 80s, kind of what we had yesterday but more comfortable today as we have dry air moving in that will lower the community. 87 one feel like the 88 yesterday. cold front moving, it's been a while, we have to wait all week , comes through friday night but sets us up for a fantastic weekend. along the coast, plenty of low 60s across the interior. clouds roll through and dry air, cloud cover, coming down on the surface. higher commissions, dewpoint comfortable range, comfortable shake. eastland will persist and get enough cloud cover and county but right now it looks good along 75 and points to the west. as far as temperatures mid and upper 80s above average this time of year. we should be 81, 87, trick-or- treat forecast as we check outside looks great with clear skies, mild temperatures

. >> reporter: benji hutchinson works for nez, a company that sells the software. so there are cameras like this on the streets? >> there are. >> reporter: cameras equipped with the software can match a person's face to others in a database. it could have helped after the investigators there had to sift through 120,000 photos andearly 13,000 videos before identifyin 13,000 videos before identifying dzhokhar tsarnaev. it would have led to the suspect sooner? >> absolutely. it would have dramatically released the time and we could have gotten the match in seconds. >> reporter: in baltimore, the police used facial requisition during the 2015 riots to identify looting suspects, but it has raised privacy concerns. alvaro bedoia is the author of a georgetown law school study on facial recognition. it found 26 police departments use the technology and 16 states allow the fbi to tap into their systems. photos are combed from social media images and driver's licenses and government i.d.s. the report argues the biometric network primary includes law-abiding americans. >> mar