i can't forgive you. >> reporter: dougherty and sabo ended the meeting nearly 90 rtnutes later. we gave koharchik another teportunity to speak after he declined our request for an interview. nikki battiste, with cbs news. why did you come to meet with shaun and brian? nothing? nothing you want to say to your victims? >> i just successfully met with the guy that abused me, and got to say everything that i wanted to say to him. i got it off my chest. and, i'm at peace right now. >> i made sure i told him, the pain you caused, i'm giving it back to you. for whateverhat'worth, it >> reporter: why was it so important you talk to him on camera, in a way that other people could see, that other victims could hear? >> so they could see, the other victims who were betrayed and who were vulnerable, to see his vulnerability. and it's a long damn road, but you can... can regain your control over your own life. >> reporter: dougherty and sabo told us they were frustrated ewat george koharchik would not address whether or not he knew why he was moved from parish to parish seven times or, jeff,

i can't forgive you. >> reporter: dougherty and sabo ended the meeting nearly 90 minutes later. we gave koharchik another opportunity to speak after he declined our request for an interview. nikki battiste, cbs news. why did you come to meet with shaun and brian? nothing? nothing you want to say to your victims? >> i just got to successfully meet with the guy that abused me, get it off my chest, and i'm at peace right now. >> i made sure i told him the pain you caused, i'm giving it back to you. for whatever it's worth, it meant a lot to me to tell him that. >> reporter: why was it so important to you that you talk to him on camera in a way that other people could see, a way that other victims could hear? >> so they could see the other victims who were betrayed and who were vulnerable, to see his vulnerability. and it's a long darn road, but you can -- can regain your control. over your own life. >> reporter: dougherty and sabo told us they were frustrated that george ka har chick would not address whether or not he knew why he was moved from parish to parish seven times. or, je

and, jeff, brian sabo says this justice department probe feels like vindication. i> glor: nikki battiste, thank you once again, following up on our "eye on america" report. the top u.s. general in afghanistan today escaped an inside attack in kandahar ovovidence that killed three top inghan officials, including the olovincial police chief. general scott miller was not hurt, though one american service member and two civilians were wounded. the attack came after a meeting to discuss security for saturday's parliamentary elections. charlie d'agata reports from kabul. tt reporter: general scott miller escaped unharmed in the attack in kandahar when an afghan body guard shot dead general abdul razeq, one of the country's most powerful commanders, during a critical week here. the billboards plastered across kabul show fresh-faced candidates vying for a chance to create change. but with just two days to go before the election, it's the near certainty of violence that has locals worried. you are going to search all the vehicles? >> all the vehicle. r: reporter: police ch

to his community, sabo is a well known conservative and has taken responsibility for altering severalornia billboards recently. (grant) over crowding at an east bay animal shelter has caused some concerns. so in attempt to get all the dogs and cats into homes, contra come up with an incentive to get hundreds of furry friends adopted. (vicki) kron4's justine waldman went to see the animals today...and has details on the lower cost of adoptions. natsfurry and friendly these pitbull puppies.. are ready to join a new family.and so are hundreds of other 4-legged friends living at contra costa animal services.so many, the shelter is having a sale!sot to give the animal some breathing room the staff some breathing room so we can focus on providing the best care cover sot we are bursting at the seems right nowstefai buzzard is the volunteer coordinator. she tells me.. there is no particular reason the shelters in martinez and pinole are both overcrowded right now.but 300 dogs, cats... including kittens.... and rabbits... need to find forever homes. sot the longer here the more stressed they b

fourteen years ago but the town of so many in doesn't have any other water every time little slava sabo turns on the faucet the poison flows bin and some by worry this is an enormous problem i'm even afraid to take a shower in this yellow water. she won't let her two sons drink the water the family has a water cooler but that's expensive the people of sudan yameen spend up to one third of their income on water. some eight hundred thousand people in the region are affected. arsenic occurs naturally in the water here says. an expert on water purification sometimes the concentrations exceed thirty times the allowable limits . of the victim arsenic can cause skin cancer directly. as well as prostrate and lung cancer and so on. another potential hazard has yet to be proven but i don't think it can harm future generations as well. nobody really knows how much harm it could do so far no studies have been done on the toxic waters effects and the authorities hardly seem interested in finding that out. that's something. i proposed an epidemiological study like would be done anywhere else in the w

fifteen minutes are involved in the disappearance of jamal khashoggi according to turkey's state owned sabo news one of the individuals as a top forensic expert with the saudi government another individual caught on c.c.t.v. video has been pictured with crown prince mohammed bin cell none in the past all of the men are aged between thirty and fifty seven years old their information was tracked down through open source internet tools by several online researches stephanie decker joins us live from the consulate building in istanbul staff the turkish investigators that angle of the story broke this time yesterday have they entered the building yet. they haven't entered the building what we're hearing is conflicting reports first we're hearing that they may be coming today but then we heard that they want the saudi ambassador to be was may only be on the weekend nothing is clear at the moment clear that they will be going into that building that will be investigating and if there's any traces of what might have happened to you but as you mentioned there's been a lot of leaks in the package and

reporter: that's when he took an interest in a pair of 10-year-old friends, sean dockerty and brian saboabout your story publicly. what's the process that got you to this point? >> i think just the support of family, my wife just constantly reassure me. i haven't done anything wrong. >> we were confused. i mean he's the priest. not that any adults at your age would bathe you in a shower, but he did it like in a joking way. let me get your back, you know? so there's certain things you just keep private. >> reporter: but they wanted everything to be public now as they contact eed the priest to a arrange a sitdown. >> what does he hope to gain after meeting sean and i after all these years? i hope it's not to ask for forgiveness. i don't think his soul can be saved now. >> is there any part of you that forgives him? >> no. >> i forgive him. if he's willing -- >> reporter: you forgive him? >> i've forgiven him a long time ago. >> reporter: is that for you or is that for him? >> i think both. i think tonight is for me. >> reporter: both had plenty of questions. >> at any point when you first

sabo spanaway elementary, 35 miles south of seattle, won't let him go to school without an epipen. >>e than my son telling me, why am i different than other kids? >> reporter: aidan's mom says she tried for a year to get the medication. first her insurance refused to cover the $700 charge. then because of the shortage, she couldn't even get it. >> i called my pharmacy. they were just -- like, no, we don't -- we're not going to have any. >> reporter: you didn't know about the shortage. >> no. >> reporter: she says the school didn't notify her that they needed the pen until aidan was pulled out. >> i was like, how long can you keep my son out of school? until he gets an epipen. >> reporter: he called multiple pharmacies until we aired a story. then she received a phone call from mylan. >> she found out where there was one available. i was so happy, blessed, and thankful that someone took the time to hear our voice. someone took the time to help my son. >> reporter: in a statement to cbs news, the bethel school district said in part, "our school nurses have been working with families thr

saudi arabia is king and crown prince sabo from the sum of murdered journalist, khashoggi to send theirn against the supermarket, issued in december 2017. more on this in a moment. the tobacco giant urging people to quit smoking?! philip morris, one of the industry's biggest players, has been accused of staggering hypocrisy over its new ad campaign. the marlboro maker said the move was an important next step in its aim to ultimately stop selling cigarettes. but cancer research uk said the firm was just trying to promote its smoking alternatives. strong sales in europe and the middle east have boosted profits at uk footwear firm dr martens. earnings grew 33% to £50m in the year to march, with sales up 20% to £348.6m. the northamptonshire—based company, most famous for its distinctive boots, said it had seen double—digit growth in revenues and profits in all regions. we've had some news from addison lee today. that's right. addison lee is planning to offer self—driving taxis in the capital by 2021, following a tie up with self—driving software specialist oxbotica. a smart move if you cons