if we can go back to kendra and to hear her story again. >> people see bruises and that's what they seeut they don't see the aftermath. once those bruises heal, you still have a scar that will be with you forever. >> reporter: robert handa, nbc bay area news. >>> a suspected peeper is behind bars in pleasant ton. it happened saturday at the holster clothing store at the stone ridge shopping center. you'll see customers surrounding the suspect. witnesses tell police they saw him come out of a fitting room with a hidden camera. the camera had footage of a woman trying on clothes. workers detained him until police could get there. >> i think that's awesome. some people don't want to get involved. i think too many people don't want to get involved. but if you see something like that, you have to get involved. you have to step up and say, hey, that's not right. >>. >>> two central valley teenagers are under arrest tonight for the killing of a teenage girl. her body was found bloody on tesla road this morning. she was stabbed, baited, and dumped along the roadway. she managed to crawl to catc

first of all, i want to thank the board and my job for call meg short notice, they said, kendra, we need you. i couldn't wait to come. it's me again. i spoke back in october. i do want to say that i am so proud that i will be with chariot one year next month. i have come a long ways and i'm happy. newly engaged to earl, so we both have grown. it's a lot going on with the job. there is consistent drug testing, there is consistent regarding our scores and following the rules and regulations on the road. i pass the courthouse every day, my route is a corporate route. i see this building, and didn't realize this is the building, but i'm grateful you're letting this company grow. they're strict on us as drivers, they used to let us get away on a few little things, but they're not playing. they're strict. i love my job, i'm happy to be here. i want to see the company continue to grow. i was selected out of 240 drivers to do a documentary film here in the city. i'm the face of chariot. so pretty soon you will see me. they selected a few of our passengers and they were able to display and show t

. >> reporter: kendra robinson is that atlantic caterer who said she's made about 70,000 meals that aresitting in storage. >> who's to blame here? >> bad management of fema. it can't be a small business that did everything they could to be a part of the solution. >> reporter: tiffany brown says there's one more big thing. fema didn't want to pay her up front. they wanted to pay her down the road. that forced her to take a risk and find subcontractor who would be paid later. she's been paid $255,000 so far but she's appealing to fema for $70 million more. >> what does she want that $70 million more? >> she said she deserves it. she'll never get the $156 million. she's got to pay out of pocket. she's got to pay the subcontractors. she's asking for $70 million. >> she didn't deliver though. that's a very interesting question and quite a bold request i i have to say. >> such a mess. >> thank you, david. >> great reporting, thank you. >>> 168 russian athletes are competing under a neutral flag at the olympics this year. they're banned at the pyeonghang games because of large-scale doping sca

this michelle, along with her sister camille and half sister kendra was a cut-and clown. showing up for her first communion and showing a budding interest for boys. this michelle according to her was an all-american girl with a future as bright as the new mexico sun. >> i looked up to her for many things. i was always the tagalong with her and her friends. >> she didn't mind? >> no, not at all. >> then came the teen years when life started coming at michelle valdez fast and furious. by then dan and michelle's mother were divorced and dan was raising michelle and camille alone while working days at the juvenile detention center. and nights and weekends playing steel guitar with his country band. dan tried to keep a watchful eye on his girls and even took them to work with him at the juvenile detention center to show where careless mistakes can lead. some of it seemed to take. some of it didn't. at 13 michelle became pregnant. >> i was devastated. what can you do? you can't be with them 24/7. all you do is bring them up, nurture them, show them love, attention, appreciation

this michelle, along with her sister camille and half sister kendra was a cut-and clown.ng up for her first communion and showing a budding interest for boys. this michelle according to her was an all-american girl with a future as bright as the new mexico sun. >> i looked up to her for many things. i was always the tagalong with her and her friends. >> she didn't mind? >> no, not at all. >> then came the teen years when life started coming at michelle valdez fast and furious. by then dan and michelle's mother were divorced and dan was raising michelle and camille alone while working days at the juvenile detention center. and nights and weekends playing steel guitar with his country band. dan tried to keep a watchful eye on his girls and even took them to work with him at the juvenile detention center to show where careless mistakes can lead. some of it seemed to take. some of it didn't. at 13 michelle became pregnant. >> i was devastated. what can you do? you can't be with them 24/7. all you do is bring them up, nurture them, show them love, attention, appreciation. >> a

court documents revealing that kendra stocks violated a judge's order that gave the father primary decision-makingjudge issued that order stocks had her daughter baptized. the father found out about the ceremony on facebook. she cried foul and the judge agreed finding stocks in contempt. facebook moving forward with its new messaging app. for kids despite major concerns from child experts. messenger kids let's children under 13 chat with friends and families. it displays no ads and let's parents approve who their children interact with. critics say it could lead kids into harmful social media use. and create facebook addiction. you figure? apple's new gleaming headquarters causing a pretty bi headache for some employees. the "time" magazine reporting workers keep smacking into glass panes that cover the building. people familiar with the incident telling "time" employees are often looking at their smart phones causing them to walk straight into the glass. there is still no word on how many accidents or embarrassments there have been. and those are your headlines. that happens. and now they are try