david and nancy kush interpleaded not guilty to stalking charges last week.o a leaked criminal complaint they sent several anonymous e-mails to staff members and the head basketball coach at the high school. it reportedly went on for two years while they were upset about their son's playing time. "good morning america" will have more on this story coming up at 7:a.m. >> closing arguments held tomorrow in the penalty phase of the boston marathon bombing trial. the judge dismissed the jury yesterday after both the defense and prosecution rested their cases. the panel already found dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty of all 30 charges against him. now it must decide whether tsarnaev should spend the rest of his life behind bars for the 2013 attack or be sentenced to death. >> coming up in the next half hour of "action news" dozens of passengers escape a fiery death when a bus explodes on a turnpike in massachusetts during rush hour traffic. >> rapper kanye west is caught on camera doing something he rarely does in public. see it when "action news" returns. tina! sorry! i w

deer stalking like they do here is something from another era, but it persists in places like this whichtions. if you are like us, of course, two murderous aristocrats looking to put venison on the table, you need help, professional help. stephen miller has been working here for eight seasons now, both protecting the animals who live on it and helping people like us in the arduous and delicate task of sneaking up on them. we would as gentlemen of leisure require a cook and adrian has recommended fiona cullinane, a well-suited woman who excels at this scottish game cookery. for dinner, it's grouse. shot, then hung until the already funky game bird gets pleasingly ripe. the birds are rubbed inside and out with salt and pepper, some fresh thyme jammed in the cavity. bread sauce is a must. we don't do this in america, but here it's essential. basically, it's milk simmered with flavoring agent like nutmeg and bay leaf and then thickened with raspings of bread. grouse barded with bacon, then roasted in the oven. they are moved to rest. game stock is added and the sauce reduced, topped with wat

this is not stalking. stalking is a repeat use of e-mails or other indishia to threaten someone. two years. that's not repeat and you're not wanting to cause harm. >> four e-mails is more than one. the threat doesn't have to be a threat. you have to cause emotional distress. if you're trying to get somebody fired or cause them to quit. >> whether it comes to stalking, you clog the cops with that how about calling the parents in and saying what's wrong with you. to have indictment and a trial and whether these -- >> it's a crime. >> it's a crime. >> what should they do. they pleaded not guilty last week. they're a couple, obviously this is very embarrassing. it's hard to go back to the school i would imagine going forward. >> right now it's hard to go anywhere. the problem is we want to have a trial with a jury or whether or not what they did was repeat and causing harm. >> you've got to get this stuff. you don't agree with the coach's decision whether he was right or wrong, doesn't matter. there's a way to go about it a civilized way as a civilized human being. >> all of my kids

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consistent mistakes on the part of howard and i was in criminal court for two years accused ever stalking a secretaries i don't know she didn't appear and i never got an explanation expect the phones were rolling over most recently, i went up there to renew a permit about 6 weeks ago it is a very simple thing should take minutes you present a money order they run it through a lamination machine they didn't want to open the door howard said there was a restraining order against me and they ran it down to the staurgd i videotaped the incident as parenting of the ethics commission was coming into work she was scream to call 9-1-1 i went to the manage to explain p there was no restraining order and you couldn't prevent me from coming into the office there was so-called stalking events on top of and this response for rebecca crow particularly around the issue of certain select streetcar artists suggest the claishgz have a history of hament /* hament we don't say a mechanism to voice and only 3 minutes at 6 street artist hamburgers a year we have not given a document that we request have to mak

parents under arrest accused of stalking their son's high school basketball boech because he didn't give their child enough playing time. david and nancy cushner are accused of creating a fake e-mail. police say the new jersey couple even contacted school officials. the parents are denying these allegations. what do you think should they face charges? send us comments on "fox friends first.com. we will of course share some of them in later in the show. >>> it is 26 minutes after the top of the hour. he is not a candidate but jeb bush is taking a lot of questions. >> a lot of people can be persuaded to be honest with you. >> the question that had him all fired up. >> the surprising step that has zoo owners scratching their heads. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works for many adults. it targets and hel

. >>> vaccine supporters are told someone could be stalking them. a bill that passed the state senate would make shots mandatory for virtually all schoolchildren. the california medical association says the president of the chiropractic association is encouraging opponents of the measure to stalk lobbyists all day long. lawmakers are locking doors during bill hearings. >>> some pleasanton students are taking a stand against their high school's dress code. and as kpix 5's devin fehely reports, critics say the dress code is sexist. >> making girls have to change the way they dress. >>> reporter: foothill high school student says her school's dress school is old- fashioned sexist and unfairly singles out girls. >> it isn't a fair dress code or policy. and i felt that i had all the right resources to do something about it. >> reporter: what she did was start an online petition at change.org calling on the school system to revise its policy writing, quote, foothill high school needs to stop punishing girls for wearing revealing clothing when it's hot. a

. >> we also have to be honest about the gaps that exist across our country the inequality that stalks or streets. gwen: as hillary clinton gets another democratic challenger. >> how does it happen that the top 1% owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90%? gwen: covering the week, michael fletcher, national economics reporter for the "washington post." alexis simendinger white house correspond for realclearpolitics. joan biskupic, legal affairsis editor for reuters and janet hook political correspondent for "the wall street journal." >> award-winning reporting and analysis. covering history as it happens. live from our nation's capital this is "washington week with gwen ifill." corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by -- >> how much money do you have in your pocket right now? >> i have $40. >> 21. >> could something that small make an impact on something as big as your retirement? >> i don't think so. >> no. >> if you start putting that money towards your retirement each week and letting it grow over time for 20, 30 years that. retirement challenge might not seem so bi

. >>> a couple in new jersey charged with stalking in an alleged attempt to get the coach of their son'shigh school basketball team to quit or be fired. the couple accused of sending harassing e-mails and letters to the coach and administrators. an attorney for the couple calls the charges baseless. >>> as for professional basketball the l.a. clippers could move into the finals with another win against houston tonight. >> meanwhile, last night's highlights from our guy at espn. >>> good morning i'm chris hassel. we had a couple of one seeds in the nba on nond nightmonday night who had to win. let's start with the hawks. they didn't have to face john wall, who is out again for the wizards. but nene throws one down. in al horford's face. paul millsap comes back the other way. he had a big game. the hawks were really playing like they did during the winning streak. jeff teague was one of the main reasons why. he had 26 for the game. paw pierce with a chance to tie it late. he was so open he hesitated a bit and missed it. and the hawks eefb the series at 2-2. >>> the warriors also down two g

he was stalking us, he was trying to get our attention.ys have security staff around us. so he didn't want to get caught again. >> my first question to you is, you don't think of it as a problem. >> right. >> if i told you it's a problem for me -- >> right. >> -- now what? >> the truth? if i caught you in the right position, it wouldn't matter. i would still try to masturbate in your presence. >> even if it upset me? >> even if it upset you. because i know a lady told me, don't you consider that to be mentally raping her, disrespecting her or, you know, and so on, et cetera. but i guess at that time, it's not about you. it's about me. and what i want to do. yeah, it's sick, i know it's sick. i'm not normal. i know i'm not normal. the average man is not normal. because we wouldn't be sitting in here if we were normal. >>> coming up -- >> i killed her with a big knife. >> why? >> because i had no gun with me. >> in belgium, a bizarre interview about murder is interrupted by a jewelry delivery. >> an officer is bringing shawn a watch. and eve

lionized but maybe they only see a very small perch -- portion of the tabloid journalist who was stalkingthem with a camera so that is the image they like to portray but normally it is very positive like james cagney in the old days or julia roberts

david and nancy kushner pleaded not guilty to stalking charges last week.ording to a leaked criminal complaint the kushners sent several anonymous e-mails to staffers and head basketball coach at cresskill high school. this reportedly went on for two years while the kushner's were upset about their son's playing time. "gma" will have a lot more on this story at 7:00 a.m. >> new on "action news" a brave little boy made a bold move during a carjacking in california. >>> the carjackers started driving away with the stolen honda civic while four-year-old peyton hahn was in the back seat. the child was not buckled in the back be was able to jump out as the carjacker started to speed away. peyton suffered some scratches. his mother says the emotional scars will take longer to heel. >> 5:47. two waitress earned their biggest tip ever from a loyal customer. >> "dancing with the stars" surprise. a contestant does something on the show that is much more important than ever winning a mirrorball trophy. david. >> shorts and t's on the kids. this morning it's in the 60'

david and nancy kushner plead not guilty to stalking charges last week. to a leaked criminal complaint the kushners sent several anonymous e-mails to staff members and the head basketball coach at cresskill high school. it reportedly went on for two years while the kushners were upset about their son's playing time. "gma" will have a lot more on this story coming up at 7:00 a.m. >> 6:47. we're following breaking news and so is "good morning america" the. the abc news team is gathering new details on the latest major earthquake to hit nepal. a live "gma" preview is up next. david. >> climbing into the upper 60's in right now winding up in the 80's later so it's a shorts and t's dame we'll talk about a change in humidity during the day winds and also let you know where temperatures are going with your day planner forecast. that's just ahead. >> ♪♪ specializing in custom cakes? right! and opening your own bakery? how'd you know? you've got the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah! king of cash with top prizes of $100,000. [male announcer] wan

. >>> a lobbyist behind a pro vaccination bill in sacramento claims she is being stalked by opponentsn and fight to pass bill 277. she filed a police report, claiming she has been threatened and stalked by radical opponents of the bill. she has documented opponents taking photos of her in public and online threats. this one says the faster we kill these savages the faster we'll win our freedom back. hicks believes the behavior has been encouraged by this man, california chiropractic association president and vaccine opponent dr. brian stenzler. he says that's not true. >> we would never, ever conduct ourselves in such a way that we would ever condone aggressive behavior, threats, or any type of stalking whatsoever. >> stenzler has appeared in videos seeming to encourage fellow opponents to follow the lobbyist. he claims he meant follow the money. >>> hillary clinton did what a lot of people do when they're looking for a job. she joined linkedin. 2016 presidential candidate today wrote a post on the company's career net working site. she posted a plan to jump start small businesses. in

you can see them underneath. >> circling, stalking, teasing their helpless prey.urious orcas seem to have a plan. >> it became apparent the orca were trying to catch the seal, probably for dinner. those orca are going to attack this seal lion on the ice. we noticed that they were moving the ice a little bit, and one of them started to swim under the ice. it created a wave, which washed the seal some distance but not enough to get it off the ice floe. >> first one approaches, then another. sometimes two or three orcas delaying the kill. then swimming at full speed to create a powerful wave, rocking the ice floe, rolling the seal one step closer to being a main course. >> here they come. they made a big wave. look at that. big wave. >> everyone was so excited and just thoroughly engrossed in watching what would happen next. >> tom's fellow travelers gasp at the fate of the seal. >> oh, no! >> it was evident that we were witnessing something that happens regularly. >> some of the people near me were distraught, worried about the seal. >> tom baits his fellow traveler

you walk this country, stalking an animal, you feel little has changed from how your distant ancestors, with a spear, with a club. i dragged myself up a hill and like my predecessors, returned tired, happy and covered in blood. everything changes, nothing changes at all. ♪ >>> it's the weekend, and five women hit the road. like more than 10 million americans, we travel for our jobs. we're independent. we're providers. >> nothing is ever handed to you. i don't rely on any man to take care of me. >> wherever we go, we learn things. meet new people and hear their stories. >> i've met doctors and lawyers who want to tell me all their secrets. >> we get the job done. but only one of us keeps our clothes on while doing it. >> it's confrontational.

he stalked his ex-wife before he and a friend were gunned down by his father in 2013. they want surveillance takes place as bellford's prior statement as he feared his ex-would be left out of the trial. >>> a high-ranking official has pleaded guilty with a deal with prosecutors saying he and others engineered huge traffic jams to get even with local politicians. >> reporter: david wildstein one of the top appointees at the port authority arrived at court to plead guilty that in 2013 owe helped plan a massive traffic tieup at the fort washington bridge that left fort lee in gridlock. wildstein is charged along with bridgette kelly along with bill bironi. they are charged with conspiracy, wire fraud and misusing government property. >> they reduced the access lanes 3 to 1. in order to punish the mayor of fort lee for not endorsing governor christie's re-election. >> reporter: that began the plan for political pay back. the trio shut down lanes on the first day of school to cause maximum disruptions. >>> it was a ven -- venomous act and calculated act. >> i never ordered

. >> cyber stalking cyber bullying. different level. >> a person who filed complaints with his content provider which has dropped them as a content provider due to complaints. you can see in this video of the 2nd swatting swatting, how police came while robert was on camera with his girlfriend. they talked to robert and his girlfriend in the two of them came together at the end of the video. >> not only in my stabbed her, i have no posture in the face. whoever is calling the police department. >> i have no bruises. >> i did speak with the chief of police. this is a mess and is being investigated. >> several incidents. >> good night. >> yeah. why they pick i am no idea. sometimes it can be we're trying to test the system to see response. >> there are ways that you can hide your phone number or identification and make phone calls. that that is exactly how whether perpetrated these calls it is dirty business. police cannot be more clear. a waste of resources and it is criminally chargeable. if you are into this activity yo

stalk her and then raped his victim as gun point before dropping her off in fishtown.s. >> right investigators here is a that the suspect is careful and calculated and they need the public's help because at this point they have no leads in this kidnapping-rape, as for what is going on right now police need people to take a close look at the sketch and the surveillance video. >> police say that this is surveillance of the suspect driving down the 2100 block of east york moments later he produces a handgun and forces the woman into a minivan. >> once pulled over she was ordered into the rear of the vehicle and at which time she was sexually assaulted. >> the victim was dropped off in fishtown where she called police. this is an up and coming new development, and the gun point kidnapping and rape has people on edge. >> i typically bike here around the time it happened and it really makes me infuriated that this kind of stuff is going on. >> it's a disgrace people need to start doing something and not sitting back, what if it was your sister, mother or daughter it's a disg

is being stalked, close to joining isis and traveling to syria. family contacted boudreau and an intervention began. >> in less than two hours in her calgary home three separate families reach out to her, desperate for help. they call they find her, for one reason. she has lived this nightmare. >> i tried to convince my son to come back. i didn't know what i was doing. >> there is damien raiding the pantry again. >> three years ago her son became the target of a radical islam recruit ear, chris had no idea. >> we thought he was going to egypt to study linguistics. i didn't question it. >> he was raised a catholic and got into trouble as a teen and attempted suicide at 17 and then found islam. his mother looked upon his conversion as a blessing and it would soon become a curse. canadian authorities believe claremont and several other young islams were recruited out of a downtown calgary mosque and led to the battlefield without their families suspecting a thing. chris's son damien would be dead in months, killed fighting for isis just outside of al

. >> you were stalking him but never had the nerve to go up and say hi. >> listen i didn't stalk him.so i went to the set because i wanted to witness his greatness in action. >> you were standing behind a van down on tasker for about an hour and a half. looking at him. >> ya. well like i said, i just wanted to see how a live movie set and works. it wasn't about him. well i wish them the best, sort of. nineteen years old and they're together. >> who want to see a python? do you want to see my python? how about my pork ooh pine? >> puppies, puppies around the python? where are you guys from? we snap it. we stack it. we smoosh it. we love it. hershey's makes it a s'more... you make it special. hershey's is mine, yours our chocolate. >> we have spike i animals scaly animals. not scary, scaly. that's what you will see this weekend at the langhorne pet fair. it is on saturday, at the mayors playgrounds, in langhorne, from exotic animals to adoptable pets, to food, to prizes and lot of fun. and i might add really good forecast. langhorne pet fair has it all. ken kneeled is back on the show.

. >> at one point, he was looking directly at me and he said i was stalking you all, but there were tooy people around you. i had a hard time and i decided not to take the chance. >> when y'all first started coming here, i stalk y'all for a couple of days, but y'all had a crowd and that's not me trying to masturbate around a whole bunch of people. i am into one on one. >> there was me and a female colleague who worked on the crew and there had been one day when she and i were working together and we kept seeing something out of the corner of our eye. a hand was flashing and would see a guy jump around the corner. this happened over and over to the point where i thought we were going insane. i realized after his interview, it was him. he was trying to get our attention, but we did have security staff around us. he didn't want to get caught again. >> you don't think of it as a problem. if i told you it's a problem with me -- >> right. >> now what. >> the truth? if i caught you in the right position, it wouldn't matter. i would still try to masturbate in your presence. >> even if it upset

prosecutors say he stalked his ex-wife before he expwa friend were -- and a friend were gunned down by his father. bellford's statement feared that her ex-was left out of the trial. >>> federal prosecutors handed down indictments in the bridgegate scandal. he said he and others engineered huge traffic jams to get even with a local police politician. >> reporter: david wildstein arrived at federal court to plead guilty that in 2013 he planned a massive traffic tieup. he is cooperating with the federal prosecutors who are charging bridgeette kelly and another. >> they orchestrated and a deliberate and illegal scheme to reduce the access lane 3 to 1 in order to punish the mayor of fort lee. the e-mail began the plan for political pay backs. they purposely shut down lanes on the first day of school to cause maximum disruption. >> it was a venomous act and calculated act. >> i never ordered or conspired with david wildstein to close or realign lanes at the bridge for any reason. >> reporter: bill is innocent of the charges brought against him by federal prosecutors. >> reporter: governor ch

now, sandra's stalk inner court.his is man police say broke in the bullock's house last summer. >> joshua corbett faces 19 charges including burglary and stalking. >> reporter: insiders obtain this search warrant for corbett's home where cops found an arsenal of weapons and note that said quote i will forever be thinking of you and louie my son as you are my wife by law, law of god, you belong to me and me to you. it should be very interesting to go see how all this pans out. chris and jessica back to you. >>> thanks, very much. for more on those stories and all of the days entertainment news, tune into the insider tonight at 7:30 right the here on cbs-3. >>> that is it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00 an "eyewitness news" exclusive this woman was supposed to be caring for a nine two-year old woman but instead she's accused of stealing her money. how a conversation a suspect had with the friend ultimately landed her in jail. >>> anyone who has not been smart enough to at least ask him to stay is probabl

two pictures appear to show the suspect at a subway shop 15 minutes and two blocks before he stalked a 13-year-old girl walking home from school. the attacks caught on her family's home security video. >> i tried to slam the door on him but i couldn't. so he gets inside. then he tries to grab me. so i -- i push him back. i try to get him off of me and then i slam my hand into his face. >> reporter: he breaks free to look for something to use as a weapon. and he turns and leaves. the same man is suspected of following and trying to sexually assault a 28-year-old woman last month in a restroom at the mitsua market entering the same market a husband urged his wife to be say. >> i was telling her you always got to tell me where you are going and i always got to time her how long she's taking. >> that happening to anybody, scary. >> we haven't identified him. >> reporter: many people have already seen the suspect photos online and schools warned parents in an email. police hope someone will identify him soon. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> the sjpd says it has received tips and is following up o

officials say the rice stalk sting bug is native to south american countries.fficials say it is a threat to rice soy beans tomatoes and wheat. >>> surveillance video shows a man suspected of stealing cars in a local neighborhood. he had a lot of options but only target add few cars. how police say he picked his targets. >> the sun is out and so are the kicks especially here in pennsylvania. the new app that could help protect you your family and your pets from a potentially dangerous disease. >> and a prank involveing tens of thousands of lady bugs has high school seniors facing criminal charges. tonight the big question, does the punishment fit the crime? >> and you've heard that awful announcement. your night is delayed. your flight is canceled. did you know you may have money coming to you? how you can cash in in your hand. ♪ >>> investigators in delaware county now know the identity of a body that was found yesterday near the philadelphia international airport. officials say the body of 40-year-old scott berne he's hassle was found in a suitcase by someone

we will watch that through the evening and talk about the wake-up forecast and stalk about the chance of storms for the weekend at 11:00. maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir is up next. we'll >>> breaking news tonight. late word coming in the pentagon accidentally sent live anthrax. the urgent testing now in nine states from new york to california from texas to wisconsin. a major investigation right now. the new storms hitting tonight. a tornado slamming into a shopping center. the system from texas to maine. >>> the major scare in the air. both engines failing. passenger plane then dropping 13,000 feet. >>> the fbi moving in after the u.s. lost the bid for the world cup. authorities say, now we know why. suit cases stuffed with cash? >>> and the major headline involving women and their health. the fbi investigating a key piece of hospital equipment. can it spread cancer? authorities asking who knew what and when? >>> and, the hunt for your made in america inventions. and the $100,000 surprise.

. >> somebody was stalking that woman for weeks. mrs.her husband saying somebody is stalking me, and why isn't that being looked at? who does it lead to? >> after he discussed the evidence, detective trauder approached him privately. >> he said, just want you to know that the way they investigate the case 20 years ago, we're not like that anymore and somebody should reinvestigate this case. technology has improved, and that is how we left it. >> in fact, trotter had been assigned by the sheriff's case to review cold cases. >> we had over 100 unsolved cases, and as i went through the docket, i realized that there was a vaginal swab that never had been sent off for testing, and when the murder happened, dna was in the infancy, and the obvious thing was to send it off for testing. >> for over two decades gary eastburn had lived without closure for the devastating murder of his wife and two daughters. >> and we had done an injustice to this man, and how he withstood it, i don't know. you just wanted to do something for him, and you wanted to

and some lime and a fresh stalk of selly. good morning, the meeting will come to order this is a special meeting of the government and oversight committee for may, 7, 2015. and i am supervisor yee and to my right is christensen and to my left is supervisor breed, and the electricker is erica major and we would like to acknowledge the staff at sfgtv. who record each of the meetings and makes the transcripts available for the public on-line and do you have

he was arrested again of unrelated charges of stalking and voyeurism.s a top counterterrorism official. the case will not be back in court until july because of the change of counsel. >>> the proposed merger between exelon and pepco is delayed again. the deadline was extended until next friday. d.c. regulators have not approved that $6 palestinian 8 -- -- $6.8 merger. critics say the merger would raise your power bill. exelon promises to increase reliability for pepco partners. >>> the $33 million stadium and parking lot would be south of the car max and the southpoint shopping center. you can voice your opinion about the new stadium at meeting tonight starting at 6:00. >>> friends and neighbors in bethesda spotted coyotes roaming in the area. a woman saw a coyote in her backyard a couple of weeks ago. just this weekend, this man saw a coyote. >> he ran between the houses over here and probably into the park. >> what do you expect? the coyote is are you hissing at me? >> he was looking for that cat. >> animal control only responds if the animal appears

police say this sketch of a dangerous predator who stalked a young woman on her way to work early friday morning in kensington then ab ducked and sexually assaulted her. this is his early '90's dodge or chrysler mini van. police know he stalk this 22-year-old victim because they have video of him first following her and then circling around before he parked and waited for her. according to investigators she didn't suspect anything was wrong. because he pretended like he was going into this house and was talking on the phone until all of a sudden he pulled out a gun and forced her into his vehicle. >> that's horrible. i mean, like, i wouldn't know what to do either. i'm actually shocked. >> i'm scared. >> reporter: this section of kensington is if you feel young professionals and families a place where women do walk alone. there's neighborhood pride and constant redevelopment. >> make the community feel unsafe and um kind of i guess uneasy about things. >> a lot of young kids are moving in the area. so we just want it to be peaceful nice and we want to see more young kids coming here, you

we'll stalk about the what the selloff in bonds means for your money. the moment stocks are steady. not case overnight. investors are gearing up for more volatility in the days and weeks ahead. great to have everybody with us. tom, it's always fun to have you on the show. on the set. talking markets. welcome. >> thanks. >> how do you feel about where we are? you guys have what, $19 billion under management. are you comfortable? are you worried? >> nervous? >> i'm always worried. and i'm always nervous and i am comfortable, right. and our asset class. if you took alternative asset management with real estate as a focus, as an asset class, it's a little bit impervious to these up and down interest rate notions. real estate is a slow-moving train, so it doesn't really respond to daily increases or decreases in interest rates. you have a product that takes three years in planning and development. three years in done destruction, three years in lease-up. you match assets with liabilities over time. and as a result, if it's properly done, it's insulated from

i will be pursuing that come especially on stalking apps. it is something that has become an issue in terms of domestic violence and slipping into your smartphone. your partner may slip that on and always know where you are. it is so dangerous and has been dangerous. pretty ugly stuff, including murder. police law enforcement are now understanding that. we will be addressing that hopefully in this congress. >> senator al franken, democrat of minnesota. senator franken: thank you. >> we also caught up with representative bob goodlatte. chairman goodlatte when you think about the judiciary committee, why are you down here? representative goodlatte: technology is something that is important to all americans. we play an important role. we have jurisdiction over intellectual property, patents copyrights, trade names, trade secrets. we are working on the innovation act. it is designed to control patent controls. they are strong supporters. we are also working on dealing with people's privacy's and protections of their civil liberties. that deals w

. >>> we have stalked about justice for sale, let's switch to cops for hire, anywhere in the country,off duty cop can be hired at an hourly rate - real cops, full uniform, gun, car, anything. 98% of local police departments serving communities of 10,000 people or more were contracting out their police personnel for off-duty work. the police departments insist the moonlighting is a way to get more cops on the street without dipping into the budgets or taxpayer funds. critics say the practice is ripe for abuse. paul beban has our report. >> reporter: it is a typical day in downtown salt lake city. he is patrolling a dangerous part of the city. >> hey, you guys rantwant to fight, do it some place else. >> reporter: a new neighbourhood, businesses, construction moving into an area with a homeless problem. here? >> a lot of drugs, assault. >> reporter: the answer for many businesses is hire off-duty police officers for security work, complete with squad car, gun and uniform. >> most release there's only so much police officers in the city, if they want constant presence, they'll have to ta

he says he's tried it, but he can't push the tough stalks through the stakes. >> what's hard about it? >> sometimes it's too hard. >> to push it? yeah, you need strength to push it down. >> but he says that he does work on other parts of tobacco cultivation, like planting the seedlings, weeding. >> when it gets more taller, you have to cut the grass, and then you have to cut the flower. >> he says he also helps sort the leaves. >> and then the sticks we leave them, we're going to throw them. >> are you able to do that? that part? >> yeah. >> the association of schools of public health reports that on a humid day, a worker can absorb the equivalent of 36 cigarettes working with green tobacco. >> and when you do get a chance to do a little bit of work and you give that money to your family, how does that make you feel? >> proud. >> why do you feel that? >> because i'm helping my family. with child labor, everyone involved has a stake in keeping the laws as they are. farmers need their crops harvested, and families living below the poverty line need the added income. there are few voices

dead stalks are popping up amongst the evergreen landscape, particularly in the forests of central california we're going to see stands of standing dead red trees this summer. that's going to increase the fire hazard in an around communities all across the state. >> reporter: the beetles eat a path through the bark and lay more than 12 million beetle eggs a year. it's hard for forestry experts to keep pace with the problem. the rare days of mountain mist in southern california do little to help drought conditions. making it more difficult for tree removal crews to cut down dead pines destroyed by the beetles. noah whitney has been cutting trees for 17 years and has never seen it this bad. >> we have a forest that's really suffering right now. you're not just talking about a handful of trees. you're talking about thousands and thousands of acres of trees. >> reporter: experts say without sustained rain in the forecast, the trees will continue to come under attack from these tiny predators. teri okita for cbs news, idyllwild, california. >> bark beetles used to come out in late summer but with

. >>> police in san jose, california, are trying to find a sexual predator who stalked a 13-year-old girl walking home from school. the teen said the man followed her up to the door of the house. it was all captured on home surveillance video. watch. >> and i tried to slam the door on him, but i couldn't. so he gets inside. then he tries to grab me. so i push him back. i try to get him off of me and then i slam my hand into his face. >> she broke free and started to look for something to use as a weapon. fortunately that man turned and left, but she fought hard. police believe this is the same man who followed a 28-year-old woman into a grocery store last month and tried to sexually assault her in a restroom. >>> you might want to get mom a few cool drinks to go along with the brunch this weekend. topper says it's going to feel more that's a hard question. (laughing) we are the fay family from chesapeake, virginia. williamsburg is just beautiful. because we have thrill seekers and not such thrill seekers, i try to find something that everybody likes. this is a very good spot to do th

. >> a sexual predator is stalking the south bay. he has already struck twice and police don't want to see a third victim. >> his attacks were violent and brazen. tonight police hope someone will recognize him. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. he struck yesterday on rio vista avenue in west san jose following a 13-year-old girl home from school. >> and there was another scary situation last month on saratoga avenue. katie is live in the west san jose neighborhood where the younger victim was attacked. >> i just talked with her family and they were able to share their home surveillance video. take a look at these images. first you can see the man on the sidewalk following the girl up to the house and ultimately at the front door. they talk at the front door before he pushes his way inside and assaults her there in the entryway. as you can see she fights back and he staggers out actually holding his head. police say she is not the first victim. they are afraid she won't be his last so to fight they are desperately trying to find that

the university condoned a sexually hostile campus environment by permitting ongoing gender based stalking and cyber assaults of feminists united. three weeks ago grace mann, a member of that organization, was killed in our off campus home. friends say she had been targeted with rape on the social media site yik yak. >> i know she had been mentioned by name on yik yak and was scared as i am and angrily as i am. most of all i know she was disappointed in her school for failing to protect her just as i am disappointed in umw for failing to protect me. >> the women say they asked the president of the university to block yik yak and he refused. he had no comment today. >>> the united states is doing a terrible job countering the propaganda spewed on social media by islamic groups by isis, this according to experts who testified in the senate today. >> repi'm scott broom in washington where isis is now using its social media capabilities to make threats against virginia and maryland. the latest threats in a message to crusaders, claims that maryland and virginia are on a target list for an upco

. >> reporter: police aren't holding back describing the 6 foot tall suspect stalking south philadelphia early morning. his mother said she rescued him right away. >> turn yourself in. get this over with. >> reporter: she waits for her son where hours earlier the special victims unit removed bags of evidence. >> anything can happen. you can get killed or anything. i would be more devastated if that happens. >> reporter: police are fearful the suspect will burglarize another house like he did twice already. first in late march and then on monday. that's the suspect in the victim's car. he parked it, gets out and he likely walks back to her house on rosewood street and sexually assaults her. >> just goes to the boldness of this particular individual that he could feel he could enter the property not once but twice. >> reporter: we spoke to the friend of the woman attacked. >> she'd a lot better once he's caught. >> reporter: he just served 12 years for attempted murder. >> come home. i need you to come home son. >> reporter: police tell me they are interested in talking with her son. also

and some lime and a fresh stalk of selly. right on. >> we like . >> good afternoon, everyone. ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon we are going to begin thank you for your patience this good afternoon the the meeting will come to order that is the regular meeting of land use commission i am supervisor cohen i'm the chair to the right is supervisor wiener vice chair and ttd is supervisor campos who will be sitting in for supervisor kim so for today is meeting our clerk andrea ashbury also want to recognize john did i live iron and jennifer lowe as a point housekeeping is a room 263 the overflow room. >> before we oh, madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the june 2nd board of supervisors board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you very much okay. so before we begin we call before today's items i want to outline for the members of the public what you're process will be here in hearing those items all three of those items will be can

a predator may be stalking a walking trail. christie smith is live in san rafael. he is targeting women walking their babies. >> police are working hard to get the word out. two different women have come forward and relayed stories they are sexually assaulted while pushing their strollers with babies in them. police increased patrols along the path way near the neighborhood. police say the details of both of these attacks were relayed to them from someone in the health and human services division apparently the confirm didn't want to speak directly with police. the stories are similar. they happened about two months apart. in each case, the man came up and threatened to hurt the babies they screamed. >> they were approached by a tis panic man wearing all black. he forced them down to the ground and sexually assaulted them. in one occasion, the suspect grammed the victim's hand and put it on a handgun in his waistband. >> they have been butting bulletins out and working with those new to the area and looking for other unreported cases. christie commit nbc bay area n