. >> reporter: the court also heard from judy scott, walter's mother. scott, she testified that she was on the phone with him during the traffic stop and heard him groaning in pain, apparently from being tased. >> pelley: mark strassmann for us in charleston. mark, thank you very much. and we'll be right back. but your immune system weakens as you get older i've been lurking inside you since you had chickenpox. i could surface anytime as a painful, blistering rash. one in three people get me in their lifetime, linda. will it be you? and that's why linda got me zostavax, a single shot vaccine. i'm working to boost linda's immune system to help protect her against you, shingles. zostavax is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults fifty years of age and older. ot be used to treat shingles or the nerve pain that may follow it. you should not get zostavax if you are allergic to gelatin or neomycin, have a weakened immune system or take high doses of steroids are pregnant or plan to become pregnant. the most common side effects include redness, pain, itch

. >> reporter: the court also heard from judy scott, walter's mother. scott, she testified she was on the phone with him during the traffic stop and heard him groaning in pain, apparently from being tased. >> marc strassmann for us in charleston. sometimes we use k-y ultragel to enhance my body's natural moisture so i can get into it a bit quicker. and when i know she's into it, i get into it and... feel the difference with k-y ultragel. >>> 90% of american kids eat far too much salt, according to a new federal study which says those kids are at risk for high blood pressure and heart disease. here's dr. jon lapook. >> reporter: at cafeterias, restaurants, and home kids are piling on the salt. >> when i'm home doing homework, i usually eat a lot of chips. crazy with salt. that's my go-to food there. >> reporter: but that go-to food could lead to problems like high blood pressure. already one in nine children have it. the recommended daily limit for sodium ranges from 1900 milligrams a day for younger kids to 2300 a day for older ones. today's study found

but as i listen to your conversation, -- i have been with judy scott, scott family, been the mother emanuel and the mother of a woman who came home and had her dead blown off. and i have been with mother of a daughter who went to merit beach and -- myrtle beach and didn't kole home. but welcome i pray the numbers game but the thing is unless we do everything within our power in order to steptamika pairs from losing her tour or melody from losing heir sunnies 0, judy scott from losing her son -- jutey scott from lousy her son, we have let america don't. you kind of sort of made light of it, seems like to me. with all due respect to you and i have the utmost respect to you. and i would love to workive you somewhere in the future. but when it comes to gun legislation, common sense gun los legislation that's going to reduce the violence we see in america, if we don't do everything that we can within our power, then we're letting americans down. and the thing is when witness -- will it touch you or anyone in this audience today? when -- because it doesn't -- it's not bound by color or race, cree

i have been with judy scott and thsct family.e been with the survivors and wiamika myers' mother, whose daughter went out on her 19th birthday and didn't come back home. i have been with mely faenwhose niece went to myrtle beach and didn't come home because somebody shot opened fire on them there. we can break down those numbers and everything and play the numbers game. ththg , unless we do everything within our power in order to stop tamika meyers from losing her daughter or melody from losing her niece or judy scott from losing her son, then we've let americaown. you kind of sort of made light of it, it seems like to me. with all due respect to you, and i have the utmost respect for you. senator scott: yes, sir. yes, sir. mr. dixon: and i would love to work along with you somewhere in the future. but when it comes to gun legislation, common sense gun legislation that's going to reduce the violence that we see in america, if we don't do everything we can within our power, then we are letting americans down. when will it touch yo

in south carolina, judy scott, the mother of water scott, testified on the first day of the murder trial of white former police officer michael slager, who was caught on video shooting 50-year-old african american walter scott in the back as he ran away. the jury includes 11 white men and women and one black man. and in denver, colorado, jury selection is slated to begin today in the re-trial of clarence moses-el, an african american man who was convicted of rape in 1987 after a woman said she dreamed he was the man who raped and beat her in the dark. moses-el has always maintained his innocence. in 2012, another man confessed to the attack. moses-el was freed in 2015, but prosecutors have decided to retry him despite the other , man's confession. to see our interview with clarence moses-el after he was freed, go to democracynow.org. harvard university has announced it is canceling the rest of this year's men's soccer team season after it emerged the male soccer players had for years maintained a written scouting report on the women's soccer team. the men ranked the women's appearances u

scott, starts foolin' around that's it. that's what? that's what you wanted to tell me? that's the problem? well, no. see, that was the example. you see, your girlfriend judy is zachary scott and you're joan crawford and i'm ann blyth. well... i'm glad i got that one out. wait a minute. wait a minute. wait a minute. wait a minute. now, would you mind telling me what this is all about? i just told you. you told me about mildred pierce. now i wanna know about grady wilson. well, you couldn't figure that out? figure it out! grady, i don't even know what you talkin' about. i'm talking about your girlfriend judy. she's got her sights set on me. she told me that i've still got it. and she likes older men. yeah. you see, when she came over the other night-- and--and she must have known that you were going out. and that's why she fixed supper, so that she could be alone with me. so that's her little game plan, huh? well, i should have known better than to leave a girlfriend of mine alone with you, grady wilson. wh-wh--you're not mad that i told you, are you? no, grady. if it was anybody else, i'd think she was just using you to get to me, u still got it... she's a

scott will have your weather >> judge judy: it's 2:00, and you wanted some more beer. >> announcer: nothingppens after after midnight. >> brandon walked out with two cases. i said, "you're not getting in my car." >> judge judy: she left with you not in the car. >> yes. >> judge judy: what would be the reason for that? >> 'cause he stole the beer. >> announcer: and there's nothing... >> judge judy: i specialize in wise guys. >> announcer: ...like a sobering day in court. >> judge judy: that's why i've been here so long. people sort of like to see wise guys get beat up a little bit. i do it for sport. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 19-year-old bailie newman is suing her ex-boyfriend, 22-year-old brandon young, for breaking her windshield wipers during a drunken argument. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 187 on the cand

judy a break from their daily chores. abby: 3 hours a day - do you think its enough? rickey scott, care giver: no. its not. fox5 talked to dr eddie ableser with services - he told us they cant comment on individual cases but that respite care is in high demand and determined on a case by case basis eddie ableser: respite designation is determined by the family's ability to care for the individual. and their skill set and the financial limitations that we have as well. roughly a thousand nevadans are using the service each month. another 532 are on the wait list. ableser:respite services are an amazing help for our families. but beyond just respite we have a whole host of other thingswe can provide. the state's supported living arrangement service provides occasional to 24 hour care to families like judy's. about two thousand nevadans use this resource each month . 450 people are on the wait list. judy says she was never told about this service - she plans to apply for round the clock care. judy: you want to dance? music playing, zach not responsive judy says her family's future is uncertain - music - but s

judy is among the growing number of parents struggling to make long term plans for their children who cant take care of themselves. nevada services more than 1700 autistic adults. rickey scott, zach's patient care assistant (provided by state): in reality, there really isn't a future for a client like that. there would have to be someone like a relative and step up and do something like his mom does. for the rest of his life, because once going to be there? its a question that keeps judy up at night. she says she turned to the state for help and got emergency 24 hour care in july and august - only because she was recovering from surgery and couldnt take care of zach. she says she was transitioned to respite care - a service meant to give care givers like judy a break from their daily chores. abby: 3 hours a day - do you think its enough? riey giver: no. its not. fox5 talked to dr eddie ableser with the department of health and human services - he told us they cant comment on individual cases but that respite care is in high demand and determined on a case by case basis eddie ableser: respite designation is determined by the family's ability to care for the individual. and t

scott, bring us some wisdom from am the way out there. >> feels like we're living in at universe out here, judyy clinton to do very well, latest polls showed her ahead by 23 points over donald trump. we're going to be electing new u.s. senator tonight, the attorney general who was very quickly rising star. in the democratic party is going to win the u.s. senate seat held by senator barbara box who are is retiring in this system we have out here, if she wins will defeat loretta sanchez the orange county congress woman. on track to also tighten up gun control, legalize pot and death penalty still hanging in the balance we're not sure. two questions regarding the death penalty are on the ballot. >> that does sound like at reality compared to what the rest of the country is thinking about going through right now. is there -- it is in many ways san francisco bay area is liberal thought in the country compared to what we're talking about waiting for wisconsin hanging in the balance, waiting for the base core, trump voter that has given him incredible performance tonight. >> absolutely. we were so con