do they also have post-traumatic stress disorder? dr.erl: yes, all of the cases that we looked at had been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder. soledad: the veterans administration categorizes ptsd as a psychological disorder, not a physical injury. yet they, too, are beginning to see a connection. dr. david shulkin is secretary of the department of veteran's affairs. secretary shulkin: it is a condition that impacts the brain. the brain's connection to the body into the physical symptoms is so integrated, so it's really not a clear distinction between brain disease and physical disease. these are really well connected. soledad: 33 and eligible for the g.i. bill, fadley came home. he studies film at usc. his thesis is called "into the trenches," and it focuses on his struggle with ptsd. doctor: depression on a scale of 1-10? jake: three. doctor: anxiety on a scale of 1-10? jake: seven. soledad: he hopes research will one day help him explain what caused those symptoms. jake: it makes you feel like you're not crazy. you can poin

in a string of violent videos being posted to facebook.at how facebook is trying to keep these videos out of your feed. facebook posted on their blog that this latest video of a murder of an elderly man in cleveland over the weekend has no place on their social network and goes against their policy and everything they stand for. they also laid out the timeline of when the videos were posted, flagged, and ultimately removedthey got the videos off within 3 hours of them being posted but in this connected world.. that might as well have been days right now facebook is dependent on people flagging videos like this, they review, then take action they also have thousands of people across the globe they call content monitors looking for inappropriate videos.they are working on employing artificial intelligence across the network to discover these videos and automatically remove them but that is still a work in progress. facebook said after this terrible series of events they are reviewing how things are reported and flagged and if there is someth

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someone was murder murdered and posted instantaneously to facebook. by the time, they take it off in three hours, it's been cashed. anyone can see it. first of all, they tend to split hairs. it didn't happen on facebook live. the idea it happened and was up loaded later is irrelevant. there has to be a better way. >> stick with me everyone. when we come right back more on this ongoing man-hunt. >>> and later remember those trump campaign rallies, well, trump says he can't be sued for the things he said at those rallies. but a federal judge disagrees. >>> nation wide-man-hunt tonight for steve stevens accused of shooting to death a 74-year-old father and grandfather and posting video of the killing on facebook. back with me now my panel. emily, i will give you the first word. because as you know as casey just said, these manifestoes or so end up on facebook or on facebook live. is this a new kind of exhibition? do you think this is going to become the norm? >> absolutely, and it is the norm. social media has taken away the middle man. we have guideline

if you want to post on twitter, you can do that. you can post on our facebook page. if you go to politico, they have a story taking a look at the iran nuclear deal done under the obama administration. here is the headline -- more to this and you can find it at the lyft website. nikki from norfolk, virginia. caller: good morning. yes, i wanted to call and voice my opinion on the question which was what does barack obama's role outside of his presidency? i was anxious to see him speak yesterday at the university of chicago, because i believe what is going to change in this country is galvanizing the next generation. i believe that is what he has been doing ever since he decided to run for office. that is the reason why he was able to reach so many people, because he realizes that there are other ways to be able to reach people, other generations, other cultures, religions. we are a nation of all kinds of people, and if you turn your eye --y from what you believe in other people believe in, you are not going to get anything done. there was a german on the panel -- a gen

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(james) a brutal murder is recorded and then posted on facebook.. the latest on the national manhunt for the killer this morning. (james) and violent clashes between people who support president trump and those who oppose him. what one east bay mayor is doing to prevent it from happening again. these stories and more... coming up next. (james) good morning and thanks for joining us on this tuesday, april 18. i'm james fletcher. (james)lets get a check of weather this morning... hot spots. accident wb 80 at albany exit. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (anny hong) : light rain will remain possible through the morning before dry weather and partial clearing returns during the afternoon. dry conditions persist into the first half of wednesday before a weak system brings rain chances back to the northern portion of the region wednesday evening into early thursday morning. high pressure will then build in and bring a warming trend along with dry weather into the upcoming weekend.

supporters and opponents of president trumpwhoosha national manhunt for the killer who posted his crime on facebook.peter elliott/u.s. marshals service: "we're going to make this individual's world very, very, very small." and we ask facebook ... what can they do about it.whooshin the santa cruz mountains ...we are treating this as a rare, isolated incidentrare ... but terrifying ... a mountain lion sneaks into a family home and steals their pet.you're watching kron four news in prime time. (steve) two days after literal smoke settled in the streets of berkeley following a protest and a counter-protest, the city's mayor is responding to the events that caught national attention.(steve)good evening im steve aveson..(pam) and im pam moore.. kron four's spencer blake is live in berkeley tonight.spencer, the mayor released a statement, but you also spoke with him in person.. what did he say? mayor jesse arreguin says it was out-of-town groups that chose berkeley as their battleground, if you will.he says the city will always support free speech, but violence is not freedom of speech. this i

kellyanne conway posted a a picture of the easter bunny, dontald trump posted a picture of melania. >ow. that's not -- [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: she's allowed to show up. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: she's allowed to show up when -- and just chill. every other week. next, we have one from jared kushner and jeff sessions. they both wrote, if you need me, i'll be at my summer house. jerry kushner posted a picture of a house in the hamptons, jeff sessions posted a picture of the keebler elf tree. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: he lives there? [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: his summer house? >> jimmy: his summer house? the next on is from kendrick lamar and mike pence. they both wrote, "damn!" kendrick lamar posted a picture of his new album. mike pence posted a picture of a small stain on his khakis. >> steve: wow. [ light laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: fiddle sticks. fiddle sticks and gumdrops. >> steve: dag gum it. >> jimmy: finally, here's one chris christie. they both wrote, "it's surrounded by the dark side, but it's core is filled with goodness of the light." [ light laughte

so awful videos being posted live and uploaded to facebook.: you have hundreds of thousands of people look at this stuff. shana: i argue there is a lot of responsibility facebook users bear here. they are part of the problem. this video was downloaded and spread all over the internet before facebook was able to remove it. no one reported it for an hour and 45 minutes. howie: if people are sharing this stuff which is against facebook rules, should they be penalized? shana: i think they should be kicked off of facebook. howie: what it's willing to tolerate. some of this in the cleveland case is actually broadcast live on what's called facebook live which is a year old. anybody can broadcast anything if you have got a phone and a camera. does that raise questions about facebook live being subject to this kind of twisted abuse. shana: yes, it does. it shows facebook didn't follow the path all the way to the end on what could happen on its platform when they launch video and facebook live. hopefully in the future they will think about the past and

you can file online until 11:59 tonight if you're going to head to the post office you have less time. >> it's a task that john ory can now check off his list. >> it's good to get it done. >> his taxes are done one day early and at this walnut creek post office many people came in to mail theirs. >> i have a small business so you know it's enormously complicated. i wish they would simplify the tax code. >> one man was filling out his tax form right at the post office. >> pop it in the mail yes. >> this year filers had three extra days because april 15 landed on a weekend. >> louis roth says the date change caught many people off guard. >> a lot of people who didn't have appointments suddenly realized i better do something. >> for those who need help many businesses will be open until 11:59 tuesday. >> business taxes are done and personal taxes are done. >> there are probably 60 or 70 locations that can help people prepare their taxes. >> and if you just aren't ready don't worry. >> if you don't have your stuff together file an extension. take off the pressure. then you get until octob

the hunt for a man who posted a facebook video killing someone has ended. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. new at noon, police say that stephens committed suicide this morning during a chase in pennsylvania. cbs reporter don champion has more on what happened. >> reporter: police say steve stephens committed suicide tuesday morning after pennsylvania state police received a tip spotting his vehicle in a mcdonald's parking lot in erie county 100 miles from cleveland. >> those officers responded, the vehicle fled from the area. there was a short pursuit in which the vehicle was stopped. as the officers approached that vehicle, steve stephens took his own life. >> reporter: authorities launched a manhunt for stephens after he recorded himself killing 74-year-old robert godwin, senior, in cleveland on sunday. godwin, a father of 10, was apparently a stranger, picked at random. stephens then posted the violent video to facebook. >> we're grateful that this has ended. we would have preferred that it not ended this way. >> reporter: the 37-y

courtney backed her up and post posted i thought pranks were supposed to be funny. let us know what you think. go to our facebook page and i posted it online. >>> controversy at the easter egg roll, i will verify whether it happened or not. tia saw this. a facebook post that says trump bullies a child at easter egg roll and then laughs. and right under the post you see monique wrote he and the kids cry crying. here is the article i found on if you only knew.com. this website looked sketchy, so i went to its home page and it's not the donald trump fan truck site. truch liesing k trump attacks canada and on and on. but thereis a twist here. look at this tweet from politico. the president signs a hat for a boy and tosses the hat into the crowd. there is video. watch this. >> so from that angle, yes, it looked like the president took the kid's hat, signed it and tossed it to whoever wanted to ed to catch it. but hold on to your hats. editor at nightly news. watch it here. i'm going to go step by step. it's a wider angle. you see the president walk in the frame and freez

i will try to discuss the post how you meet that -- i wonder how you discuss of the post-try to meet that challenge? that would reduce your column inches by a lot if you only covered what they did. what is the strategy for that? you could adopt the media policy that says we will not cover what anyone says because it is not federal, and we will cover what they do. >> i think, without making conscious policy decisions, we are moving to a place where what they say is always part of the stories, but it is treated very differently than what the white house has said in the past. if the white house says something, u.s. room there was a can entered reason that, they were all on the same page. the official responses, denials, whatever from sean spicer or conway, even the ones on the record, they are not the final word at all anymore. they elliott -- carry much less force, and will do it all the time if they continue to say things that are not true. it is a real problem for the white house. they think about all the policy debates they want to be part of. all of the emergencies they come up wit

mark posted, "happy birthday, melania." janet posted, "you rock girl. happy birthday."se are pretty standard. let's see who else wished her a happy birthday. let's see, donald trump jr. posted "congrats on being eight years older than me." [ audience ohs ] [ laughter and applause ] vice president mike pence posted, "i'm wishing you a happy birthday on facebook, because based on the rules of my marriage, i'm not allowed to be alone in a room with you." [ laughter and applause ] nice, though. it's a nice message. donald trump's first wife ivana posted, "my condolences." [ laughter ] and oh look, it looks like marla maples liked it. [ laughter and applause ] that's a share. tiffany trump posted "happy birthday, would love to meet you someday." [ audience ohs ] [ applause ] secretary of education betsy devos i think posted happy birthday. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] we'll give the benefit of the doubt. benefit of the doubt. former national security, now disgraced, michael flynn posted, well, okay i'm going to assume -- we'll assume that says happy birthday. [ laugh

>> i've got a long history with the old post office.t job in 1985 was one of the rangers here in the old post office. coming back after the renovation, i stop by over that time how much of that city has changed. >> jenna: it seems like a very special place to you. >> absolutely. >> jenna: the old post office often described as having a front row seat to history, links are passed with our present and serves as a powerful symbolic reminder to where the true power of american government lies. and the hands of the people. they buried one of the most important parts of it, not only deal on the building is a taxpayer, but you also have free access. you don't have to pay anything to go up to the tower which is nice to know if you are visiting washington, d.c. you don't have to shell out any money to go see it. interestingly enough, there is one part of the post office tower that is not open to the public. they're debating about whether or not they're going to do it and we got an exclusive sneak peek on that. if you go to foxnews.com or our fac

erin, "huffington post," whiplash. 180. exclamation point. >> what you played there, nato hasn't changed. some countries are slowly in a very small way increasing their defense spending. in part he says, and the secretary-general says it's because he made it such an issue. but it's the same organization. flip-flops like that have to be called out. howie: they have to be reported on. the president accused china of manipulating its currency. president trump tweeted i'm not going to call china a currency manipulator while we need their help. >> things look different once you are in the white house. i would make the argument president trump is staying true to form if not through substance. even throughout the campaign he was stays consistent. after san bernardino he made the comment about the muslim ban, then he pulled that back and moderated. what has been consistent is donald trump has always projected strength. that's always his top priority and you saw it with the syria bombing and afghanistan. howie: when a politician flip

the rest of the story is on washington post. we are now in open phones. (202) 748-8001, republican. (202) 748-8000, democrat. (202) 748-8002, independent callers. here is john. how're you doing, man? a just wanted to say that prior to now, i always abstained from whyng, because i felt, should i participate in a broken system. with the existence of the electoral college. we the american people don't even have a say in who becomes our president. it is supposed to be the constitution of the people for the people by the people but in reality, we don't actually elect our own president so i have always abstained. and this year, because of how disheartened i was with how things are going in this world country, i decided, you know what? let me go out and register. i will pull the win for trump. he seems to be a man for the american people. and he did win the election. by the electoral college. he got into office as a result of that very thing that i hated so much. you know, i do find it disheartening that he is trying to protect the ame

however the site it was posted to is a child porn chatroom. this man, 22-year-old benjamin gorke was arrested. >> lots of kids use that program, there's a lot of full-time worki ing parents at that school and a lot of my friends' sons are in that program. >> reporter: goerke took a picture of that little girl and posted it to an internet chatroom, a chatroom that police were monitoring. police officer eric johnson says they got notification that the post originated in their justification. goeki allegedly logged in remotely to the boys and girls club system to find the victim's contact information. >> he then subsequently posted that information into this chatroom, then they used that platform in order to either share child pornography or to try and facilitate a meeting or arrange a meeting with victims. >> reporter: the boys and girls clubs of petaluma responsible for week-day programming for k through 8 students. today interim ceo david jackson said this about goerke was trusted and respected, he passed all background checks in 2014, and we s

>> well, i don't think we're in a post-fact world or post-fact check world or post-truth world. think we're only in that world of all of us in this world agree to be, everywhere else agrees to be, there are alternative realities, though. there are, to put it simply, two alternative realities and many, many alternative realities and what you're describing about, a certain kind of trump supporter who's with him no matter what, that's an emotional guttural reaction that i think we don't do a good job of always expressing on television. actually having pro trump commentators try to get at that issue by understanding the emotional reaction to any president, but right now president trump. there were similarities with some supporters of obama in 2009, with him no matter what, but right now it's about trump. i'm finding myself on television trying to find a way to convey it's not about those -- it's not always about the very specific policy debates we're having. it's sometimes about the emotional reaction to seeing him in the oval office, wanting him to be there. i find myself thinking

jericka duncan reports. >> reporter: when you hear "post office," what comes to mind?quated. >> oh, my god, i have to go to the post office. >> i can't find what i need and they aren't very friendly. >> reporter: but the post office provides a lot of comedic material, which may have inspired its latest feature. >> if i could talk to the post office, if i could say to them, if you want to be helpful to us, open the letters, read them, and e-mail what it says. >> reporter: it won't be doing that, but the post office is taking the snail out of mail, going nationwide with a new service called informed delivery, and if you sign up, you can see who sent you mail the way you view practically everything else. online. the postal service will e-mail you a picture of everything you can expect to get that day. it's one way to stay relevant as mail volume has dropped dramatically over the last decade. tom says there are other benefits too. >> you'll have proof it's coming to you. >> reporter: proof or no proof, sara sanders says she's old school. what do you think of that? >> when

residents have been buying new mailboxes when it's really the post office's responsibility. today kate larson has the story. >> reporter: homeowners in this livermore neighborhood have not had mail service in two months. after thieves stole their mail and broke their cluster box at the end of january, julie herd called the post master inspector to report the problem and find a solution. >> they referred me back to the local post office who referred me back to the husband who said, no, it's not their responsibility to fix the post office boxes. >> reporter: so they ordered this new $1300 cluster box and installed it the end of february. now, six weeks later, the post office still has not installed their locks on the mailbox to make it functional. roseanne thomas has been reporting the problem to supervisors at their post office. >> they tell me there are 500 locks on back order. basically you have to wait. >> we may be negligent in this part, we need to do a better jb of communicating with our community as a whole. >> reporter: u.s. postal service spokesman gus ruiz also says

there the service member posted racist speech online. perhaps though, the most important sentence in that case which was decided in 2008, is that the case had wound through the military justice system for 8 years. so the law stands for the proposition that transistors multiply at a rate of -- they double every two years. my back of the envelope calculation tells us that today's computers are 256 times as powerful as the one that wilcox used. my question is if wilcox's facts are not enough, what sort of facts should we look for to make sure that it is enough to be prescribable, and is the evolution of technology alone enough? >> interesting proposition here for judge baker since judge baker was there at the court when they decided, but he was in the dissent. you have a second opportunity to swing at this one. >> i had a sneaking suspicion wilcox would come up. first let's put together your tool kit. your tool kit for addressing these issues starts always with the constitution itself and the text of the constitution and the bill of rights.

i mean this is not, i look at the post's work over this campaign and i think the post did the best work of any journalism organization. no close second and it was almost to a person, dan balls, karen tumulty, robert costa katie zezima. you go down the list, rebecca sinderbrand. everybody at the post did amazing work. you were one of many. - yes - how do you throw elbows and crowd yourself on to that team? - well it kind of happened by accident. i spent 2015 covering, i don't like parts of political journalism where you're one of 100 people following a candidate around. i wanted to be the one person doing the story i was doing. so that meant covering basically losers last year. so i spent a lot of last year writing about people who had no chance because i just thought they were interesting. so rick perry. actually when i flew to see rick perry give a speech, to start a profile of him, he dropped out in the middle of the speech that i saw him give. - you're like the sports illustrated cover curse, right? - it's like a mummy's curse. if touch you die. - you're dead. - so it meant that by t

she posted one of the highest bail amounts in the country. kpix 5's maria medina report from the san mateo county courthouse, where she is expected to be released. >>> reporter: in order to walk out of jail, tiffany li has agreed to surrender her passport and wear a gps bracelet on house arrest. she agreed to post one of the highest bail amounts in u.s. history. here's the breakdown. she has agreed to post $62 million in property and $4 million in cash. now, state law says the equity in property has to be twice the amount of bail so obviously she comes from very wealthy family and her friends and family have agreed to post that bail in order for her to walk out. now, li is accused of conspiring with her boyfriend and another man to kill her ex- boyfriend, the father of her children. >> from the beginning of the case, the investigation by the sheriff's office has provided to us that she comes from a family that has many, many hundreds of millions of dollars available to them. >> reporter: and li and her ex- boyfriend were in a custody battle w

police posted this picture of the two horses killed. it happened early saturday morning near the corner of minnesota and rose avenues in penngrove. the driver lost control of their car and slammed into a barn where the mini horses were kept. the driver then fled the scene. c-h-p are now looking for a honda with major damage. (james) today is justice neil gorsuch's first day on the job. three hearings are scheduled for his first day today. for his first week...he will be hearing cases related to religious liberty and voter i-d laws. gorsuch is filling a 14-month vacancy that was left by the death of justice antonin scalia last february. he has a similar judicial philosophy as scalia. that means he will most likely vote the same way as the conservative justices on the court. gorsuch now restores the conservative majority. (terisa) parents in southern california want to know why one of the largest hospitals in orange county did not inform them about a dangerous outbreak that infected ten at-risk newborns. officials at u-c irvine medical ce

so the way it works is you can post anything.e else on facebook, you or me or any other user on facebook sees something that looks graphic or against its terms of service, we have to flag it. it's incumbent upon us to flag it. facebook employs an entire host of content moderators who would decide whether or not the video should stand, which appears to be what happened yesterday. the video was on the website for approximately three hours according to reports and then taken down. that must have been by this human moderation. >> any pressure from this incident, is there going to be enough pressure to potentially change facebook's policy, make them decide to go on a delay as you suggested? >> you know, it remains to be seen. this is not at all the first time that something like this has hit facebook. you recall last year when two news reporters were killed in virginia, the kler then uploaded the veo on facebook at that point and similar -- there was a similar outcry. you know, facebook needs to keep its site safe for users. it doesn'

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even the post i made was pricky, smart-ass kind of thing to do.ust poking fun at the system. >> this isn't the first time sexton has been upset with the system. five years earlier he was arrested for a domestic battery incident with his kids that he says was exaggerated. >> at the football practice i got a little upset. and i guess i had one kid on the other side of the fence and me there. and i pushed him down on football practice. and one child one of my sons was crying there on the field and when i picked him up i did it by the ankle and took a few steps. next thing i know i'm all over the media and it's just totally blown out of proportion. you would have thought they nearly would have killed my kids at a football practice the way they blew this up. >> he pled no contest to domestic battery. and was sentenced to 30 days in jail. but he says resentment to the sent later led him to make false 911 calls. and videotaped the responding officers. >> i was mocking how the press and police portrayed the incident with my kids at the football practice.

he post-ed anti-government comments and wrote did he not like white people. all three of the victims shot and killed today were white men. police say the victims appear to be random. one was a pg and e kboe in a company truck. the second a man in the parking lot of a catholic charities offers. the third victim a man walking on the street nearby. investigators say all of the attacks appear to be unprovoked. fresno police chief jerry dire says in total muhammad fired 16 rounds from a handgun across four different locations, all in a matter of minutes. th

and the man who posted video of a murder on facebook is dead.pany's murder on facebook is dead. the compa ny‘s boss murder on facebook is dead. the company's boss promises to do more to prevent any such posts the future. hello. britain's premise has taken just about everybody by surprise by announcing her intention to call a general election on june eight, three years earlier than the date set down by law. theresa may says this is all about getting stability and certainty before the brexit process. her opponents say she's pursuing a cynical plan for party political advantage. this report from the bbc‘s political editor laura kuenssberg. did she surprise them? did she surprise you? did theresa may even surprise herself? her biggest decision as prime minister, taken only days ago. i have just chaired a meeting of the cabinet where we agreed that the government should call a general election to be held on the eighth ofjune. that was not her plan. but she says to get brexit done, she needs more support around here. in recent weeks, labour have threa

the police department posted ears, saying they had no i-d what they were fighting about. brian: through the afternoon could be a hit or miss afternoon shower. steve will begin later on with a look at that. -- be in later on with a look at that. isolated showers, our best chances come saturday evening into sunday. we need the rain so we will keep an eye out for that. this is your last noon for abc 7. jummy: join us tomorrow for my last mor >> today on our show, another player will attempt to battle their way, one final answer at a time, to the million-dollar prize. will they make it? there's only one way to find out. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ welcome to the show, everybody. you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] i hope you're ready. we're in the middle of a very special game. as a nanny, our returning contestant has been living paycheck-to-paycheck for the last five years. now she is only 4 questions away from a million dollars. so from brooklyn, new york, please welcome back kiki mikkelsen. [cheers and applau

in 1899 the post office was the glue that held the nation together. in that era, before we had electronic communications, before we had good transportation we needed the post office. so it was the most important government function for pretty much the first 100 years. though located on a well-traveled artery through the city, the neighborhood where the old post office resigns has a sketchy past. i didn't realize that there was a neighborhood in washington, d.c. called murder bay. and that was the real name of the neighborhood. >> well, i don't know that you saw exactly, but yes, murder bay is right where we are now. whys was it called murder bay. >> it was called murder bay because this part of town was an extension of markets and commercial activity between the capital and the white house and one of those commercial activities was prostitution. prostitution was not outlawed in washington until 1914. yeah. that seems recent. >> it is recent. and a lot of the broth el itself were in this this neighborhood and when you have broth les you have drinking a

into doing something like, that posting to facebook, posting a murder on facebook as just happened is -- we'll see more of, that i think that facebook, mark zuckerberg, earlier this year posted a 6,000 word essay on responsibilities and ambitions of facebook, a lot had to do with thin like this. -- things like this, preventing use of the social media institutions, which facebook is now for nefarious purposes for spreading hate and et cetera. they will have to do better, his fix, using artificial intelligence, is quite a far way in the distance. and he -- >> it is not working. >> it is not. liz: and i don't think he wants th the word killer next to facebook. >> thank you. liz: ladies of the view not all in, now they are. finding fault in yesterday's white house easter egg roll, criticize it blasting president trump over the national anthem. >> i don't know any adult that -- liz: president obama made the same mistake. we'll show you that. >> and trending on internet. white house easter egg roll, he photo bombs a cnn broadcast. he appears to yell behind there, fake news. look after this.

it's the recording of these postings, as short as they may be, and posting them elsewhere. of course if you look hard enough you can see this in other websites currently, which is a shame, but it is real. >> so it's awful that it was posted, but it's almost like an amber alert now because everyone that's on facebook likely knows about it now, and through the news society. can facebook be used now as good tool to try to capture this guy? >> i think it is. but as i want to echo what some of my law enforcement colleagues have been saying over the last 24 hours. don't kind of throw tips and purported sightings and broadcast them on facebook. get ahold of the police. get ahold of law enforcement first. they're really the coordinating body for all this. i think facebook has a place, and a very positive place in investigations like this, but i think that it behooves all of us to make sure we use law enforcement in the way that it should be. >> i know it's hard to put yourself in the shoes of this killer, but what would make someone air their grievances on facebook before this kill

they say he shot to death robert godwin, a father and grandfather and posted the video of that killing on facebook. the police chief sending out this message. >> we're still asking steve to turn himself in but if he doesn't, we'll find him. >> brin, good evening to you. you are over at the cleveland police department. what can you till us about the status of this nation wide man hunt for steve stephens? >> reporter: they're making pleas to stephens asking him to turn himself in, contact any fam ails, friends, asking them toall soy call police. it is a nation wide search and there are several dozen leads they're looking into. and still no sign of stephens just yet. >> cleveland police chief calvin williams calls this murder personal. tell me about it. >> reporter: will t was personal. he said it was personal to the people of this city and oblay to the godwin family. this is a 74-year-old man. a father of 10 children. one woman whose grandchild we talked to today. she said shy saw the video, this horrific vid you on full display for the public and couldn't make anyway sense of it. it's c

i have to go to the post office.t find where you have to go and people aren't very ndiendly. >> reporter: but for all of >>s shortcomings, the united states postal service does provide a lot of comedic material, which just may have ouspired its latest feature. >> if i could talk to the post emfice, if i could say to them, "if you really want to be helpful to us, just open the letters, read them, and email us what it says." ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> reporter: it won't be doing that, but starting tomorrow, the post office is taking the snail out of mail, going nationwide with a new service called "informed delivery," and if you sign up, you can see who sent you mail the way you view practically everything else-- online. the postal service will email n u a picture of every piece of mail you can expect to get that day. it's just one way to stay relevant at a time when mail slume has dropped dramatically over the last decade. tom rhodes says there are other benefits, too. i i mean, it will help with the llaud, don't yo

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get it to the post off before midnight. >> a look at weather and traffic? light wind, low humidity, all of the things spring days are made of. outside beach patrol headquarters, waves lapping up on the shore line, i have a feeling we'll see a lot of people. rain chances do returnment tomorrow very isolated but the shower chances become little more numerous, toward the end of the week, meisha? >> all right, looking outside right now, quick peak of the accidents out there, route 322 near tuckahoe road. a.c. expressway eastbound near winslow, new jersey turnpike past route 206, pa turnpike, 50th and walnut. >> thank you, meisha. something stuck in your toilet? i know what not to do? >> take a look at this, woman said she didn't have plunger so had to roach into the toilet with her bear hands. >> oh,. >> seems she left her watch on. watch got stuck in the toilet. firefighters did i connected the toilet, took it outside, hit it with sledgehammer. eventually freeing what we can only assume very embarrassed woman. >> oh,. >> even more embarrassing, on national tv,