so women have sex based protections under the law and actually under the un there are certain sex based protections that female prisoners deserve to be housed separately from men if a prison is containing both sexes the women need to be as far as possible from the men that's international law that's also us law now we're having a situation where any male criminal can self declare a woman as himself as a woman even if this is a serial rapist he is these men are being transferred to women's prisons there are lawsuits in texas and california where women are are feeling unsafe with these male body people these violent male body people in prison the current narrative is very unsympathetic to those women but i understand why they are afraid our crime statistics are changing men who identify as women who rape women with their penises are being those crimes when they are recorded or being recorded as having been committed by women. those are examples if a woman wants to seek shelter at a women's shelter there may be male body people there have been attacks in those shelters by male body people

and again, it has to be remembered that these are sex offenders who have been convicted of sex offenses, and they should be cut off from sources of information that they can use to perpetuate their crimes against children. and so they are being cut off from these particular websites, but they have other means in which they can gather news, that they can communicate with friends, that they can share pictures. those kinds of things can be done in other places. i do think it's important to make it clear that the statute make it clear that the statute does not include nytimes.com. and if -- justice sotomayor: why? i got a page here with -- printed from nytimes.com, from the "new york times," where on the side there's commentary by people who have created profiles on themselves having a public discussion between them on a news article that was printed in the "new york times." that appears to be a new feature of the "new york times," but it appears to be a common feature of most newspapers today that are printed online. mr. montgomery: they often do allow commenting, but the requirement in th

certainly to sex offenders. such as the registry itself as this court in smith v. doe said that the registry was constitutional. and lower courts have found that the restrictions on going to parks or playgrounds and those sorts of places are also constitutional. these are some of the worst criminals who have abused children and others and committed sex offenses, and this court has recognized that they have a high rate of recidivism. and are very likely to do this again. even as late as 20 years from when they are released, they may resaid elevate -- >> can i ask you a question that has to do with the law's exemptions? it just confused me when i was reading it. it seems that some of what's exempted by the law seems, i have to say, some of the most dangerous stuff. so you exempt any website that provides only a chat room or only photo sharing? so why is that? because if i would have said where the most dangerous activity takes place, it's in chat rooms and via photo sharing. >> the legislature in north carolina wa

many women are trapped in a world of sex trafficking by debt and fear.ht we explore the struggle to protect them from exploitation by holding the buyers accountable. here's my "nightline" coanchor juju chang. >> reporter: it may seem like an ordinary guy easy out, complete with nachos and beer. but this is an undercover operation. a seattle police officer infiltrating an exclusive group that calls themselves the league of extraordinary gentlemen. police say their common interest, korean prostitutes. also known as k-girls. you're about to witness an unprecedented prostitution sting. >> everybody put your hands on top of your head. put your hands on top of your head, do it now. >> reporter: one that uncovered a secret network of online review boards. websites for rating and recommending local prostitutes. what district attorney val ritchie calls -- >> yelp for prostitution. >> she was taller than the 5'3" advertised, really 5'7", 120 pounds. wonderful, natural c cups and full hips -- >> reporter: website users caught in the drag net, tech executives and wh

two same-sex orders coming down from the court two years to the day after the rule that same-sex marriagecross the nation. >> thank you very much. before we go, quickly back to you, jeffrey toobin. having to do with san diego, it was going to be likely the biggest case heard since the heller decision on second amendment rights. they're not going to hear it. >> they are not. they are letting the lower courts address this -- these gun issues. what's particularly interesting about the decision not to hear the second amendment case -- >> conceal and carry case. >> right. is justice thomas, joined by justice -- justice gorsuch is taking his place on the very far right of the court, that he is aligning himself. we've seen it in these decisions coming up. for the last couple of months, that thomas and gorsuch are voting together a lot of the time, which is something that should please conservatives a great deal. >> a very clear signal, indeed. stay with us. you still have nowhere to go. 10:00, we're getting another decision. stay with us. we'll be right back. >>> more than 70 million americans r

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a milestone for the gay community, german lawmakers approve same-sex marriage. supporters celebrated and calling it a vote for love. the chancellor voted against the new law, but says she hopes it will lead to more social reforms. and busy lawmakers in germany also passing a law to heavily fine social media platforms if they do not delete hate speech quickly enough. and it has been two weeks since the death of the former chancellor of germany. politicians and citizens have been paying respects ahead of his funeral on saturday. and the tour de france is back in germany for the first time in decades. the 104th version starting on saturday in the city of dusseldorf. we will get a preview from the sports desk. ♪ sarah: hello, welcome. i'm sarah harman. thank you for joining me. gay couples can start planning their weddings in germany after parliament passed a bill giving same-sex couples the right to marry. it has wide support across germany and there was instant reaction in berlin, where emotional scenes unfolded outside the bundestag and the office of chancellor m

serious or violent sex offenses.. would register for 20 years and tier three ....sk sexually violent or repeat offenders would register for life.to some parents, it's a sign of progress..(kari bluff - sacramento parent)"i think this is a step in the right direction. i don't believe in penalizing people for the rest of their life."to others, it's concerning...(arash paiman - sacramento parent)"i would definitely want to know who's around my child. ive seen way too many law and orders (laughs)"california is one of only four states requiring sex offenders register for life. kristie walker lives in washington state...(kristie walker - parent from washington)"we have a tiered sex offender registry and im really happy with the way that works"as parents debate the issue..felizzato insists overhauling the state's sex offender registry... will make communities ( james ) that was ali wolf reporting. the lower risk sex offenders in tiers one and two would have to petition a court to be removed from the registry once they become eligible. ( robin @ landing ) still ahead on the

>> can you talk about the sex reblution that happened in the '80s? -- revolution -- and its impacts on people and those pursuing a monogamous relationship? >> i think the sexual revolution of the '80s impacted lesbian feminists particularly. i think the usual pattern before lesbians could chose somebody and get married and live happily ever after was what was called serial monogamy. the saying used to be you met someone and on the first day you kissed and on the second date you pulled the u-haul up to the apartment and that was it and not much to keep the relationship together long so the women split and the same thing was repeated. the sexual revolution really called into the question for some lesbian feminists that kind of serial monogamy. so it was decided monogamy was another plot of the patriarchy so lesbian feminists experimented with non-monogamous relationships. there were pens that were poplar at the time of three female signs together rather than two female signs which suggests a lesbian couple. i think just as all of america was experiment

so in the same-sex marriage example where the states argue the robe woe wrote rib same-sex marriage is because they're not very good at raising children and that we be very bad and the justice didn't accept that as a compelling argument and part of the reason is they knew there was a different real reason that they didn't want to talk about but that probably was the underlying reason for having these laws. >> host: play this out with abortion, the state is going to say, we have a secular reason. we think that fetus is a human being, it's human, it's not any other species, it's alive and not dead, entirely secular argue. , and the court is not persuaded by it. that's the appropriate necessary there? an entirely second lag argument. >> guest: what the court did in roe v. wade was basically first to conclude that the right of a woman to decide for herself whether to bear or beget a child, whether to carry a pregnancy to term, was a fundmental right of the woman, having made that conclusion, the state then would have to demonstrate a compelling government interest to justify taking away th

circumstances of exploitation with girls and boys that are victims of the unthinkable tragedy of child sex trafficking that demonstrates by combating crime here in the united states it is our moral and strategic interest as secretary tillerson ended earlier ending human trafficking is a major priority for the trump administration over the past several months we have had sessions with victims of the ngos and members of congress and others to determine the steps we can take to better execute a strategy to end human trafficking the president signed an executive order designed to strengthen federal law with regard to transnational criminal organization including traffickers and has taken steps to ensure the department of common security personnel are properly trained to combat so this year's report emphasizes the responsibility of governments have to prosecute human traffickers also to provide an opportunity to see how others are fighting even trafficking and to develop those strategies and tactics while renewing their resolve and the struggle. f but as a personal level it is a clarion call to

marriage you cannot say you get a little more same sex marriage education maternity same sex marriage so the much more important issue for coalition negotiations. are the same sex marriage issue and not the security issue and so they. probably bound to find a solution if they want to have a coalition with the liberals. one hospital to suffer claimed republic of donetsk in east ukraine in the ongoing difficulties having in treating cancer patients from both sides of the ongoing conflict. preferably seventy covered in your car to talk with commuters when you stick. your mattress for superstar number from the family you have been in a mystery it seems from forever when your strategies. have given partial sure they have. no grain. you have joy i mean. there's only a story. boy. it's. sober look to one part of life from our part of the world of ok you can cross all of stories twenty four seven don't call from evil good morning hope see good maybe not just over half an hour the next live news update between now and then donald trump's relationship with the american media is up for discussio

so his sex talk was really different.and he was like, "listen zach, you might be ready to have sex, but a good test is sex is really intimate. so if you can't make eye contact with the person with the lights on during sex, you probably shouldn't have sex with them, because then there's not the requisite emotional intimacy." which is good advice, but at the ti coat all day. like i was not eligible for sex at all. [ laughter ] i think my first kiss was in a school show like in a school play where it was like, the script made her kiss me. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> so, yeah. so the idea of adventurous sex is outside of my -- >> seth: that's funny that if your parents -- if you give the sex talk too early then the kids thinks, "wait, am i way behind?" >> yeah. [ laughter ] yeah. >> seth: oh, i didn't realize i was even adjacent to having sex. >> yeah, my dad was like tick-tock. [ laughter ] >> seth: many have said, and what i think is one of the most endearing things about the show, you guys are not a classic hollyw

six years ago she was exploited in to sex trafficking at only 13-years-old. like millions of women and children around the world she saw herself trapped in the modern-day slavery for manipulation and false promises. they lured her into their control. she would say she made mistakes but the truth is she is a vict victim. the physical and emotional scars will mark her for a lifetime. that is why it is a crime against human dignity. but thanks to the people like the heroes in this room, freedom is possible. jane will tell you the key ingredients to her recovery has been unconditional love. what she needs from us is to stand with her at her worst. today jane is about to finish high school and is determined to continue her education in social work and make a difference in the lives of other victims like her. success stories like this couldn't happen without collaboration. one example of this is the internet crimes against children task force as it represents a new model putting aside personal agendas and bringing together dedicated and passionate individuals to ac

(jr stone) the lower risk sex offenders in tiers one and two ....ould have to petition a court to be removed from the registry once they become eligible. senator marco rubio say's it's best for the country to let the fbi's investigation into russia meddling in the 20-16 presidential election take it's course. rubio says trump firing former fbi director james comey hasn't impeded the fbi's investigation into russia's role in the 2016 election. rubio says quote " if it involved working with americans, wheter wittingly or unwittingly, that needs to be part of the investigation." president trump insists his campaign had nothing to do with russian efforts to undermine credibility in the u.s. election. (jr stone) still ahead... find out which group in the east bay is giving back to the community by providing them with fresh fruits and vegetables everyday... and after the break... a california family demanding answers... after a dental procedure turns deadly for a toddler. we'll explain... ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audie

(pam) the lower risk sex offenders in tiers one and two ....ld have to petition a court to be removed from the registry once they become eligible. (steve) today was the fifth day of jury deliberations in the cosby trial ....still no verdict. the jury told the judge thursday that they were deadlocked and could not reach a unanimous decision on any of the three counts against cosby.. the judge ordered them to continue deliberations.. today the jurors requested to re-hear the testimony from accuser andrea constand... but the judge denied that request saying they must rely on their memory. cosby is charged with three counts of aggravated indecent assault against andrea constand. if found guilty, he could be sentenced to up 10 years in prison.. after court today cosby posted on twitter.. he said.. "thank you to all of my fans and supporters -- here in norristown and worldwide." .. . (pam) new at ten.. a coroner's report released today on actress carrie fisher's death says, sleep apnea may have contributed to her passing.... her manner of death has b

imitating the opposite sex. misguided doctors at medical centers, including boston children's hospital, have begun trying to treat this behavior by ministering puberty delaying hormones to render future sex less onerous es and may cause sterility. even though 0% of these children would grow naturally into adult life if untreated, these come close to child abuse. that's what these federal courts are contributing to. as doctor mchugh said, they come close to child abuse themselves. he didn't say that about the courts, that's my insertion. but as dr. mchugh, after being open to helping transgender every way that was available, he bases his decision on science. on medical science. on study, not on some whim of someone with a fleeting idea in their mind. maybe it lasts for decades. aybe it doesn't. but dr. mchugh says a better way to help these children is with devoted parenting. it's not taking them away by the government or some busy body left wing cooks that -- cookes that think they know better than -- kooks that

ext on "lockup: world tour" -- >> two hours for sex. >> -- inside the sex room. and burack's disciplinary hearing goes from bad to worse. >> i need to -- >>> the security system is as technologically advanced as any we've ever profiled on "lockup." >> it's a very secure place where no prisoners may go. we watch everything. that's our security. for the moment we have no escapes in this prison, but inmates probably think a lot about escaping. but the security is very high. >> preventing escape is a high priority at hasselt. that's why peter was transferred here two weeks ago. he was sentenced to five years for the armed robbery of three jewelry couriers and then boldly tried to cut that sentence short. >> i notice when you walk you have a limp. why? >> it was an accident when i escaped. there was construction going on in the prison. so they had this letter and we run and jump over the fence. i actually made it out and i run and they catch me five, six kilometers in a little village called wharton and from then they move me to this prison. >> peter says his escape w

serious or violent sex offenses.. would register for 20 years and tier three ....h risk sexually violent or repeat offenders would register for life.to some parents, it's a sign of progress..(kari bluff - sacramento parent)"i think this is a step in the right direction. i don't believe in penalizing people for the rest of their life."to others, it's concerning...(arash paiman - sacramento parent)"i would definitely want to know who's around my child. ive seen way too many law and orders (laughs)"california is one of only four states requiring sex offenders register for life. kristie walker lives in washington state...(kristie walker - parent from washington)"we have a tiered sex offender registry and im really happy with the way that works"as parents debate the issue..felizzato insists overhauling offender registry... will make communities safer... ( mark ) that was ali wolf reporting. the lower risk sex offenders in tiers one and two would have to petition a court to be removed from the registry once they become eligible. ( darya ) take a look at this... a homeown

as the sex scandal rocked several bay area law enforcement departments. (steve) vicki liviakis is here to take a through a timeline of the events that unfolded. vicki? (vicki) the police sex scandal has exploded since kron-4's haaziq madyun first uncovered the allegations. officers had sex with a self-described call girl -- some while she was underage. that triggered a chain reaction of events including police chief firings and criminal charges. the investigation was sparked by the suicide of o-p-d officer brendan o'brien..back in october of 20- 15. he left behind a note exposing his affair with jasmine abuslin -- formerly known as celeste guap. and he wasn't alone. o'brien wrote names of other officers involved with her. fast forward to may 20-16 --- abuslin confirmed to kron-4 she had sex with dozens of officers---but only a few while she was minor. one month after the scandal broke chief sean whent abruptly resigned in just eight days oakland went through three police chiefs. then came an explosive condemnation of the misconduct from a visibly angry ma

the german parliament has voted to legalise same—sex marriage.

we have the issue of the same-sex marriage. the court ruling in favor of same-sex couples in birth certificate that both members of the couple may be listed as parents. the court will hear a religious case on a baker who refused to make a cake for a same-sex couple. we'll get to those and more in a moment. the significance of the two rulings on same-sex couples. one ruling and one agreeing to hear the case. >> the ruling, the one out of arkansas really illustrates the supreme court decided same-sex couples have to be treated the same as opposite sex couples, when it comes to anything related to marriage. this was a case involving who -- whether the state could ban sake-sex couples from being on the same birth certificate as their child. the supreme court said no. it was 6-3. justice thomas and justice alito and the new justice, justice gorsuch is an illustration of where gorsuch is positioning himself. >> how does this affect the case they agreed to hear, the colorado cake artist that says it violates his religious beliefs to m

(steve) tonight the woman at the center of the oakland police sex scandal -- has agreed to a settlement with the city. this is a story we broke first here on kron4. now 19-year-old jasmine abuslin -- formerly known as celeste guap -- had filed a claim for 66-million dollars... but accepted much less... as kron4's haaziq reports -- she says she is "happy" and ready to move on. close to a million dollars, that is the price the city of oakland paid to settle the civil law suit filed by jasmine formeley known as celeste guap in the police sex scandal casejasmine's previous legal team filed a $66-million dollar claim against 6 bay area cities. after taking over the case her new attorney john burris obvisouly settled for a smaller number in oakland. so, does she think that roughly a million dollars is a fair settlement in this case?

sheila knows sex and romance sell, so why not use them to promote condoms. she's working on a r radio progm to tryry her message on a widerr audience. it's fofor 99 fm, a popular national raradio station. today is the big sell. shsheila: i'm very nervous. i'm in the hands of god. [groans] narrator: sheila's off to see the head of the e station, but will he bubuy her maverick message? sheila: my idea is to make a pilot program. station manager: yesterday, i attended a [indistinct] in chibuto. they had a box with condoms, like this one. i didn't want to take any. sheila: exactly. station manager: but what are we going to say in the program? no to the aids condom, or are we going to say, aids condom, yes? sheila: no, our objective is to say yes to the condom. narratoror: not only have they given her air time, 99 fm h have given sheila her own teaeam. their slogan, "for your up moments." [woman singing in native language] sheila: [speakaking native language] narrator: public health campaigns find it difficult to link condoms with pleasure. man: [speaking native

police officers from the bay area exploited her and had sex with her. on wednesday she expressed relief. she says she wants to go back to school, become a veterinarian, and move away from the scandal. >> i am glad i can close this chapter and move on with life. it has taken a toll on me or.>> reporter: abuslin at first thought no one would help her . she walked to the streets as a sex worker. >> i did not think anybody cared about prostitutes. [ crying ]. i am very grateful. >> reporter: several police officers have been charged with crimes and last month she testified against an oakland police officer. abuslin claims that the police chief new about the abuse and did nothing. other officers talked about her and that she was a sex worker.>> people were passing her a round like she was a kickball or something.>> reporter: the attorney from -- for abuslin was asking for much more. >> i never came up with those numbers. >> reporter: her attorney says it was in the best interest of the city for the matter to be resolved quickly. the city is now working to re

in any coalition agreement in which same sex marriage is not featured. but the social democrats represent under merkel's biggest challenge in this upcoming election and they'll be looking in form of government own if they can however sort of her stance on gay marriage opens up a potential coalition with the green party for the incumbent german chancellor as you might have a marriage for everyone three times would have placed this request thirty times it's been looked at and thirty times nothing happened now we come to merkel and say that this is a matter of conscience if the green party don't get enough seats in order to form a coalition with it it doesn't look like they will do then the free democrats could also join not to make a three party coalition however the free democrats are likely to ask for something that i'm going to may not be too keen to give and it's an issue that in the bundestag out the moment they want to see a pulling back of security services when it comes to their retention of digital data they also want to see less c.c.t.v. video su

. >> when you are transgender, your brain has a sex. and my sex was male. >> is that you? >> yeah. >> on the right. >> you look like such a skater punk. >> yeah. >> that's what i did. >> besides feeling like she is in the wrong body, dailey also sees herself not as a 21-year-old but as a teenager. >> and we were like exploding it everywhere and stuff. >> this one. >> i'm not even like an adult in my head yet. i'm not even there yet. i feel like a 15, 16-year-old boy, i mean, it's nothing i can really help. >> ha, ha. >> there is a deodorant. we're going to get a write-up. >> nothing to do in here. >> dailey's conflict with her gender and age is what brought her to jail. at 19 she began dating a 14-year-old girl who thought dailey was a boy. >> we went to the movies, all of a sudden she wanted to do stuff and like sexual stuff in the movies. and i didn't want to because she thought i was a guy. >> although dailey claims nothing happened other than innocent teenaged touching, the girl's parents filed charges and dailey was arrested. >> they found out that i was a girl, and o

police say the man add mythed he knew he was having sex with a minor and exchanged messages with other minors so police are spreading the word of this case in hopes of finding other potential underage victims. >>> new dwoimts in the case of a doctor accused of sex crimes against kids. despite objections of prosecution, the judge granted the doctor bail yesterday. set at $6.4 million. if he bails out, he would be under house arrest with gps monitoring and limits on internet access. the terms include a no-contact order with potential witnesses and alleged victims. >> we definitely appreciate the court's analysis but nonetheless we are concerned that may not be sufficient to protect the public. >> for the first time yesterday, we saw one of the nurses in the case accused of being an accomplice. she faces similar charges as the doctor. they will be tried together. her bail is set at $500,000 and she's banned from practicing as a nurse until the case is resolved. prosecutors hope the third defendant in the case will be extradited here from arizona. the next court date, july 27th. >>> happen

roundtree found an assembled sex toy.'m asking for a dismissal on this. >> the hearings officer, sergeant gooch, places a call to the officer who wrote the disciplinary report. >> officer roundtree, you confiscated the items that she had, the highlighter and things of that? >> right. >> okay. when you collected the evidence on this, was this intact? >> the first time we saw her it was entact. when we went back in there, the rubber glove was taken off and i got everything and broke it down. >> may i ask you why you didn't collect the evidence when you first saw it? i mean -- >> we weren't looking for that. what we was looking for was tobacco or tobacco products when we came across that. >> so it was your assumption that this was a sexual toy? >> yes. yes, it was. >> okay. anything else? >> thank you, mr. roundtree. >> if he was going to write her up, he should have collected that evidence right then and there and not gone back. whether he was looking for tobacco or drugs or whatever, if he knew he was going to write her up

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everyone same-sex marriage. it is only a marriage and calling it same-sex marriagecon. >> my feeling is that they have to go to a differentically. >> i know from hi reading that you had a kofl marijuana of you and wife were together. >> what do you think today about the fact that you're seeing as the face -- >> she would be thrilled. at the time of the decision, i of you. >> i start to think about she does not know what happened. so what is it? >> i am sure you receive a lot of support over the years. anything or anyone surprised you? >> barack obama. >> stands out for me. i was standing in a line fond tu fund racers. the line were to have people taken pictures with him. >> what are you going to tell the president and i didn't nose i could say anything. get up there . wh pe picture. when i got up there and i say to him, mr. president, i voted for you and i campaigned for you four years ago. i was unpopular in defend of this. i did it because i did it through the seven films when asked what president and i reject

separating them from their families often to be exploited, forced into prostitution or sex slavery. the state department's 2017 trafficking and persons report exposes human trafficking networks and holds their operators and accomplice is accous account bable. the focus of this year's report is government's responsibilities under the protocal to criminalize human trafficking in all its forms and to prosecute offenders. we urge the 17 countries not a party to the international protocall to prevent, suppress to reconsider their position and to join the other countries who have made that commitment. the 2017 tip report also emphasizeses forward tougher anti-corruption laws and enforce them so that traffickers do not get a free pass for those who choose to turn a blind eye. importantly, nations must educate law enforcement partners on how to identify and respond to those who dishonorably wear the law enforcement uniform or military uniform by allowing trafficking to flourish. the most devastating examples are police officers and those who we rely upon to protect us that they become compl

australian police charge the vatican's third ranking official with historical sex offenses. he denies the charges. china's president makes his first visit to hong kong to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the former british colonies returned to china. government asy's mps vote on the conservative leaders legislative plans outlined in the queen's speech. primus or theresa may's government will vote on the conservative leaders legislative plans outlined in the queen's speech. it comes three weeks after a damaging election that raised questions over mays authority and her brexit strategy. after forming a deal with northern ireland democratic whose 10 mps will vote with 317 conservatives. theresa may's personal standing as prime minister is being tested in all of this today. >> indeed. it's her very authority personally as a politician, as a prime minister. it's a key test for her government, minority conservative government which far from getting the increased majority theresa may had hoped to get in calling that early general election some three weeks ago today on the eighth o

petaluma police detective sergeant paul gilman says battaglia has been charged with mutiple sex crimes against a minor, including sodomy. gilman says battaglia's victim is a 15- year-old boy he met through the smartphone dating app for gay men called, grindr.paul gilman/petaluma police dept- "they, uh, chatted through that app for a while. they exchange some sexually explicit material and they ultimately met for, uh, what they determined to be a date." gilman says battaglia may not have been aware that the boy was a minor the first time

the target in all of this, registered sex offenders. there are roughly 2700 of them in san jose alone. some child molesters, some rapists and all of them monitored by officers. damon trujillo was the only reporter to road along with sjpd. and joins us now from police headquarters, what did you see. >> reporter: because of stuffing issues police haven't conducted one of these operations in more than a year. on their list tonight were 25 men and women. among them, the man with a most dangerous designation by the deputy of justice, a sexual levi lens predator. >> we're here today to do compliance checks in san jose area. >> reporter: five teams of san jose police officers worked overtime today to check on sex offenders. >> obviously a lot of them have violence in their background. so use all the appropriate officer safety. >> people we will be rgt at thatting tonight have multiple child molests, rapes, kidnappings, involve, sex offenses as well as incest. so we're going to talk to the worst of the worst. >> reporter: we rode with team two.