>> along the map are the locations where jason scott admitted to breaking into the house. >> here is lved burglary on the block. but the one where the nissan spare keys were stolen. >> the most important part is to find out who broke into. >> we don't see guys that break into houses and then morph into a serial killer. we don't know if we have our guy but we now have something to investigate. >> the detectives teamed up with atf agents to create a task force to solve the riddle of jason scott. >> when you guys talk to friends and family trying to figure out who he was, did anybody tell you he was a nice guy? >> nobody had anything like that to say about him. he was almost a ghost. >> a ghost indeed. when investigators examined items seized at jason's home, they found this. disturbing videos he apparently shot as he snuck around the neighborhood. turns out jason scott was as scary of a peeping tom as investigators had ever seen. >> video of someone walking through the woods videotaping people in their homes, getting ready for work or ready to go to bed. >> creepy stuff. >> absolutely.

is the killer." >> i would say to him that jason scott is the killer. he is who took karissa away from him. >> the bottom line is we know that jason is gone forever. he only has one life to give. we can't punish him anymore than what he's already being punished. >> reporter: the serial killer, the master robber and burglar will likely die behind bars. the neighborhoods he terrorized are safe again. but under some roofs there's been damage to that concept of home as a sanctuary. take vicki and lloyd irvin. they've kept their burglar bars, their home alarm system. they didn't know how much they needed that stuff until we filled them in. >> let me tell you something that'll probably freak you out. and this comes from guy number two in your house. he said after the home invasion, they came back. are you serious? >> he wanted another round. they parked in front of your place, did a little surveillance, scoped it out. and jason scott wanted to come back in and even the score. >> wow. i didn't know that. that's scary. >> could have been your picture on the 11:0

and jason scott wanted to come back in and even the score. >> wow. i didn't know that. that's scary. >> could have been your picture on the 11:00 news. >> that's right. like, how does one person cost so much damage and so much hurt and so much loss for so many people? it still blows my mind. >> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. [ screaming ] >>> now at 11:00, terrified screams as several buildings are gutted by fire. a neighboring church here in brooklyn spared the worst. a worker is shot and an apparent innocent victim caught in the middle of a gunfight. >>> late word tonight of a major development. ted cruz and john kasich joining forces to try and stop donald trump from winning the republican nomination for president. good evening, i'm rob schmitt. >> and i'm natalie pasqurella. >>> a rainbow emerged over that church. this happened on arlington avenue in the cypress hills section of brooklyn. michael george is on the scene tonight. it sounds like a number of people lost everything. >> reporter: yeah, rob. we want to show you what's happening right now. behind me f

adam scott remains in front then jason day. russell knox now third. brandt snedeker and kevin here last year to jim furyk. and we should mention the defending champion here still out. had surgery on his wrist. we saw him back week at augusta. anxious to get him out here playing hopefully in the coming weeks as he recovers. he was here today when it all started. nick: careful. he's going to spind a bunch down the last. jim: he could drop from fourth here into sixth. he just gave more fedexcup points and money to dechambeau and kevin na. i saw matt kuchar this week and we got to the story about how many great players have won here. he had an interesting theory. so many mayors build up getting ready for the masters to be in only going to be one guy walking away with the green jacket but you come here and maybe it didn't work out there. maybe something went wrong and you got off track early but you've been for weeks trying to get your game at the optimal position it can be. snowy i agree 100%. all the majors, you grind, grind, grind, get yourself ready, y

adam scott, jason day, number nm one player in the world.a great pickre p because he plays so well there w and he's got three of them. but i could tell you this. this. on sunday you're going have probably it to 10 top players, probably 10 of the top 25 in to2 the world all in the mix. in t m it's going to be a fantastic fac weekend. >> hard to count out jordan jora spieth at this point. he's got two appearances inwo the masters, a a tie for secondc and he has a green jacket.ac so, i have to think even though he's not put together a great year leading up to the masters, can't count out cnt spieth at this point.ieth >> it's also great the way the field is put together.ohe they always bring back theays i past champions, right, and, these are guys, horses for courses that do very well we there at augusta. augus you always see the familiar famr names and that's a big reasonigr why the tournament is sont exciting particularly the back c nine the way out, the eaglable, is thatlabl t even a word, the eaglable 1313 and 15.and5. there's so much drama

interesting, dan and johnny, the last six weeks for us with the florida swing and adam scott winning a couple times and jason day and you think about all the impressive performances, to me, this might be the most impressive of all if he can get it down in two here. >> i know one thing, there are going to be a lot of tears if he can two-putt this. stenson waiting ne back. >> jokester ster nson. the mecca of college golf programs. herman played up there at the university of cincinnati where he was just inducted into the cincinnati athletic hall of fame just last december. he said he won five times in college. but he says, that doesn't mean anything out here on the tour. he moved to fatlorida in 2000 to chase the dream and here we are 16 years later. >> jim herman is going to keep his eye on this putt. this could be very useful for him. speaking of college superstars, lovemark was the "it" guy, ncaa champion, all-american. re in the desert. in our next stop, the players, rickie fowler had that incredible finish last year. tonight, starting at 8:00, 7:00 central, all new episodes of little big shots, crowded and

interesting, dan and johnny, the last six weeks for us with the florida swing and adam scott winning a couple times and jasonnd you think about all the impressive performances, to me, this might be the most impressive of all if he can get it down in two here. >> i know one thing, there are going to be a lot of tears if he can two-putt this. stenson waiting one back. >> jokester stenson. >> most of them have played at the mecca of college golf programs. herman played up there at the university of cincinnati where he was just inducted into the cincinnati athletic hall of fame just last december. he said he won five times in college. but he says, that doesn't mean he moved to florida in 2000 to chase the dream and here we are 16 years later. >> jim herman is going to keep his eye on this putt. this could be very useful for him. speaking of college superstars, lovemark was the "it" guy, ncaa champion, all-american. part of that walker cup historic team. maybe the best ever assembled. dustin johnson and rickie fowler and just a reminder that golf channel has continuing coverage of the ana inspiration. ladies firs

interesting, dan and johnny, the last six weeks for us with the florida swing and adam scott winning a couple times and jasonnd you think about all the impressive performances, to me, this might be the most impressive of all if he can get it down in two here. >> i know one thing, there are going to be a lot of tears if he can two-putt this. stenson waiting one back. >> jokester stenson. >> most of them have played at the mecca of college golf programs. herman played up there at the university of cincinnati where he was just inducted into the cincinnati athletic hall of fame just last december. he said he won five times in college. but he says, that doesn't mean anything out here on the tour. he moved to florida in 2000 to chase the dream and here we are 16 years later. >> jim herman is going to keep his eye on this putt. this could be very useful for him. speaking of college superstars, lovemark was the "it" guy, ncaa champion, all-american. part of that walker cup historic team. maybe the best ever assembled. dustin johnson and rickie fowler and just a reminder that golf channel has continuing coverage of t

a crop of young brilliant players who will fight it out, we have jason day, adam scott, jordan beef, is jason davis 13-numtwo. what is your comment? >> number one in the world and fabulous golfer. he is -- these are wonderful young men, dress well, speak well, raise a lot of money for charity, it is wide open. it would be good for golf if rory mcelroy -- joined the five as grand slam winners and golf needs a shot in the arm, professional golf is very healthy, amateur golf is not. a lot are closing out the best rounds of golf. on the other hand, they are all stringing so well. i am the same of you. i will be here t the whole week. thanks three times. stuart: great to have you on the show. we appreciate it and we willllll be watching, see you again soon. >> love to all your viewers. ashley: a lovely guy. stuart: 80 years. ashley: he is right. stuart: 1300 crunches in a day. incredible. donald trump versus ted cruz in new york, trump goes after ted cruz pointing out the senator can get barely get numb 100 people to rally in the bronx, the new york values comment rereally did hurt ted cr

scott walker is still 80/17ish. and i think those two things are hitting him and hitting him hard. >> jason, you want to weigh in on that? >> i definitely would agree that in a general election, you could debate the value of the scott walker endorsement. but running against the governor here in wisconsin in a republican primary was a risky strategy for trump. >> jason, i want to ask you because i hear many people say the same thing that the retweeting of that picture was really a turning point for them. very simply they just saw it as mean. >> well, i think as well, you -- they have to remember that that picture was retweeted, you know, shortly after the terror attacks in brussels. so i think part of the just amaze reaction on the part of the state was to see that donald trump and to a lesser extent ted cruz were fighting over their wives at a time when, obviously, there were life and death issues afoot in the race. >> let's talk about this white supremacist robocall making the rounds in wisconsin. let's listen and we'll discuss. >> my name is mary mitchell. i'm a member of the american freedom party. i am voting fo

. >> that's scott reiss reporting there. >>> now we are joined by jason applebaum here to talk about what we can expect from the 9ers and raiders. >> we will talk about that in a second. jared goff excited. four and a half hours from now he could be the first player taken overall in the nfl draft. that's a pretty big deal. he would be the first cal quarterback taken number one overall since steve barkowski in 1985. he went to the falcons. jared played locally at mar marin catholic. he is here with his coach. passed for over 7500 yards, 93 touchdowns, and three varsity seasons. his teams were 39 and 4 in high school. at cal he started as a freshman. played three seasons. broke just about every cal record, including all of those of aaron rodgers. most everyone is projecting him to go to the rams. he would be the poster boy of that team in los angeles. it's a pretty big deal. if the rams pass on goff, he would almost certainly go to the eagles at number two. so big times around here for jared goff, and for the cal faithful. bay area residents just to see, you know, a guy like that, his

jason chimera, probably the luckiest goal you will ever see. so nice we had to show it twice. they are heading to philly. scotthuman great job, robert. -- scott: great job, robert. game three will be monday at the wells fargo center in philly. nine games into the season and the nationals have a four game lead in the national league east. they're playing really good baseball out of the gate. thereafter their best nine-game start since the franchise was born in 1969 as the montrÉal expos. top of the first, 2-0 washington, dano murphy, red hot, down the right-field line. rounding second, heading for third, now he will try to score. zim is in, murphy hustles the third with a triple, 3-0 nats. top of the fourth, max scherzer helping his own cause, deep to write. wilson ramos and danny espinosa score. max scherzer gets a double. washington up 5-0. next inning, raining m.v.p. bryce harper delivers again. if it's fair, it's gone. yes, sir, his fifth homer of the season. the nets improved to d.c. united at home tonight against rfk stadium -- at rfk stadium. another canadian team in town, toronto, the visitors in this o

mark ibanez is live at raiders headquarters, and scott reiss is live at a 49ers draft party in santa clara. >>> but let's start with jason appelbaum live at the cal campus where the football team just watched jared goff get selected number one. they look pretty fired up, jason. >> reporter: yeah, frank, boy were they excited. everybody was kind of -- every time any other player would come on the screen, they would go, oh, and then when they would show jared goff everyone would cheer. let's relive the moment when the commissioner walked up to the podium with this announcement. >> with the first pick in the 2016 nfl draft, the los angeles rams select jared goff, quarterback, california. >> reporter: gough, a three- year starter here. he played locally at marin catholic. folks around these parts know goff very well. he is going to be the face of the los angeles rams. he looks the part, that's for sure. i'm going to show you how the team reacted once the announcement was made a few minutes ago. >> the los angeles rams select jared goff. >> reporter: it was pretty cool. everyone was going crazy, high fives, hugs all around fo

jason cchaffetz. >> wearing crocs, a foot problem made his way past security into the white house. >> reporter: the secret service is working to implement the report's recommendations. scott, the ig report did commend the secret service for not using deadly force to subdue gonzalez who has been released from prison after serving 16 months. >> jeff pe guchlt gues, thank y. >>> the death toll in ecuador rose to 480. still 1700 missing. david begnaud is in manta where families are praying for miracles. >> reporter: rels cue woscue woe been scrambling to find survivors. time is running out. these are peruvian rescuers looking into a hotel t 30 people they just spotted three bodies inside they're trying to got to right now. for this 9-year-old girl it was all too much. i'm very worried about my mom, she said. her mother was injured by falling debris. it was a narrow escape. the port town of manta among the hardest hit as saturday's earthquake hit a swath of devastation along ecuador's coast. while the death count mounts. thousand are still missing. rescue teams from all over the world have flown into help. here, drawing a small group of locals out to watch. it is an uphill bat

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. >> what you're saying is the trump attacks on scott walker, the governor, has hurt him in wisconsin? >> oh, yes, absolutely. and as your reporter, jasonin wisconsin, republican women, conservative women, trump is extremely unpopular amongst the general population. 77% of wisconsin's women have a negative view of donald trump that's clearly been hurting him, as he has been campaigning here. in fact, last night at a big rally at a theater in downtown milwaukee, it was only half full. and this is a guy who's used to packing stadiums full of supporters. >> that's a good point. you also say that the state of wisconsin is different than a lot of other states. the people there in your words are remarkably good at spotting phony conservativism. here's the question. is donald trump a phony conservative in your mind? >> well, yes. absolutely he is. he proposed raising taxes just a week ago. he has proposed the expansive use of eminent domain, for what government believes would give it more tax revenue. those are fundamentally anti-conservative views. so yes, i do believe donald trump is a phony conservative. >> what do you think's going to happ

scott walker who, among gop primary voters, is very popular. so he certainly could have played his cards differently than he has. >> jason stein with the milwaukeey pleasure. >>> up next, what's wisconsin's controversial new voter i.d. law meaning for everyday voters? we'll check in on that. except that managing my symptoms was all i was doing. and when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief. and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have bld, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if