. >> reporter: tom hogan says milowicki started out viewing child porn but it progressed into using his job to target people. >> and that is exactly what we see with these type of predators. >> reporter: hogan is glad they're bringing a case against this man now, but caution this is kind of targeting is easier than ever with new technologies. >> i keep my eye out everywhere i am to make sure that my kids are okay. and every parent should do the same thing. >> reporter: because this deejay had exposure to so many young people the d.a. is asking anyone who had contact with him and may have concerns to call pennsylvania state police. drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> a wet cold night out there, live look at boathouse row. not exactly great weather to be outside. >> nbc 10 chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is tracking the rain. >> and the rain will linger all night and all day tomorrow and into tomorrow night. flag blowing. drizzle across the sky. not a great night for baseball being but the rain may not be her have i enough for them to call game. terrible conditions for trying to h

it is in way for a world war two veteran to go, according to district attorney tom hogan. >> he was covered with bed sores, he was covered with human waste. he had died from neglect. >> reporter: that is where police say the the father also eduardo brian had been living for two years despite his son being told that the 90 year-old needed 24 hour acute care. >> he didn't supply not the just acute medical care but really any medical care. he didn't prescribe, he did not get the required prescription medication for his father, particularly l.a. six. >> reporter: o'brien's attorney says it is what his client's father wanted saying in 2011, ed's 91 year-old father asked he had towed spare him death by nursing home and ed agreed. neighbors agreed that the care was good. >> the father was being cared for? >> yes, i definitely did. >> reporter: but district attorney says it only added pain to the veteran's last days. >> the real tragedy here is that there were plenty of places that the victim could have gone to be cared for. >> reporter: one of those places in particular southeastern pennsylvania v

tom hogan earlier today. he was out here at this conference. he tells me if the spending is not done now, he worries he'll end up dealing with the kids. if they grow up and resort to criminal activity. the governor's budget is still awaiting legislative approval. >>> thank you. we have new video from wilmington where two women were shot last night. viewers sent us these clips of police responding. we're working to find out the victims' conditions. police and fire officials call for calm after crowds appeared at the shooting scene and the hospital. >>> grab your shades if you haven't left. sunshine out there. just a spectacular day. here is a live look at picture perfect boathouse row in philadelphia. looks like the water is calm. >> yes, calm is a good word too. it's been so windy around here lately today. much less wind. we have a bright blue sunny sky out there and the temperature the up even from where we were yesterday. we got nothing but sunshine across not only the tri-state area but all over the northeast. things are definitely going to

. >> tom hogan says it was her own husband, dentist chad gretzula was feeding her drug addiction. he's accused of writing fake scripps for his wife and other staff. hogan says she refilled the used bottles with saline. >> if you went into this practice, to have what can be very painful mouth surgery, you may have been injected with saline solution. you would have been in incredible pain. >> hogan says dr. gretzula himself exposed the alleged crimes. he went to police to say a staffer was stealing prescription meds. >> when the police investigated that person, that person the staff member then started to tell the police everything that was going on in there. >> no one answered the door at the couple's home where neighbors say they have four children and one who just survived cancer. >> there were no outward signs of drug use. >> no. they were out with their children as recently as easter morning, they were out there hiding several dozen eggs. >> you've got a dentist who is willing to put his career and his freedom on the line to risk all of this. >> hogan says his phone is already

. >> tom hogan says it was her own husband, dentist chad gretzula was feeding her drug addiction.cused of writing fake scripps for his wife and other staff. hogan says she refilled the used bottles with saline. >> if you went into this practice, to have what can be very painful mouth surgery, you may have been injected with saline solution. you would have been in incredible pain. >> hogan says dr. gretzula himself exposed the alleged crimes. he went to police

year-old father asked and to spare him death by nursing home and had agreed, but district attorney tom hogan notes that during that time $30,000 was taken out of the father's account and put into his son's. now, the district attorney tells me that as a veteran there were numerous options for low cost care right here in the community but this but the attorney for o'brien says that his client's father was exactly where he wanted to be and that the care was very good. reporting live from chester county alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> alex, thank you. >>> maryland's governor said baltimore has turn a corner as the city prepares for a second night of curfew. we will look at the the latest. authorities have made 35 arrests since the curfew was imposed tuesday night. pennsylvania is sending 300 state troop tours baltimore in the coming days to help with peace keeping efforts. and the orioles faced the white socks in a empty camden yard this afternoon. fans were not admitted because of safety concerns. this was the first ever major league baseball game closed to the public. cbs news

. >> reporter: chester county district attorney tom hogan told us the the investigation began when a woman responded to a craigs list add and went to his house. she told police that the suspect filmed himself sexually assaulting her and then later threatened to expose video if she did not return to his home. >> we hit his house with multiple search warrants and found first child pornography and child pornography with kid as young as five. >> reporter: that wasn't all. >> with up skirt videos videos where the the defendant had placed a camera and electronic tea vice, low down so he could video up women's skirts. >> reporter: one man who didn't want to be shown told us he barely saw his neighbor except when police searched his home. did this surprise you it happened. >> yes, more than a month ago when police were here we knew something was up. >> reporter: so what was up? progression of perversion according to investigators. >> he starts out viewing just child pornography and then goes to creating his own pornography with the up skirt videos and then eventually end up sexually assaulti

governor hogan: it looks like we may have to. tom: some of the money includes the 13 largest school districts. the prince george's county executive hopes that he does not withhold money for schools and health care. >> we are glad both the house and senate with this money in there, understood the priorities, and now we will trust the governor to spend these things to make the state better. tom: this is the maryland state house, live, where they are 58 minutes away from adjourning. there are still more bills they plan to vote on before this is over. a short while ago, the governor got a major victory. he was able to get rid of the rain tax, passing a bill overwhelmingly with republican and democratic support get rid of that tax, at least not record counties to impose that tax anymore. live in annapolis, tom roussey abc 7 news. alison: the hold on the books will have to you waiting until next year to be fixed. >> it will help survivors and help marilyn say if you want to have a baby, we support you. alison: under current law accused rap

mayor steve hogan and mayor tom tate. and then following that will be immigration and diversity in communities across the country panel. and to close the program we will hear from our immigration in the new year expert panel. i'd now like to introduce ron brownstein and mayor eric garcetti. ron brownstein will be moderating multiple portions of the event today. he's a two-time finalist for the pullser prize and the editorial director. and joining ron is mayor eric garcetti who is the 47th mayor of los angeles. his back to basics agenda is focused on job creation and solving every day problems for l.a. residents. ron, i'll turn it over to you. >> thank you. thank you all for -- thank you for joining us in the cafe next america or the relaunch of play house 90. i'm not sure which. one or the other. mayor garcetti who is my mayor, i'm a constituent these days thank you. i want to ask you a little bit to start talking a little bit about the executive order, the executive action the president is pursuing on immigration and the

mayor steve hogan, and mayor tom kate.hat will be immigration and diversity in communities across the country panel. and to close the program we will hear from our immigration in the new year expert panel. i'd now like to introduce ron brownstein and mayor eric barseti. ron brownstein is a two-time finalist for the pulitzer prize and editorial director. joining ron is mayor eric barseti who is the 47th mayor of los angeles whose back to basics agenda is focused on job creation and solving everyday problems for l.a. residents. >> thank you all for -- [ applause ] >> thank you for joining us for the relaunch of play house 90. i'm not sure. the mayor, who is in fact my mayor, i am a constituent these days -- >> good choice. >> thank you. i want to ask you a little bit to start talking a little bit about the executive order the executive actions the president is pursuing on immigration. there are a lot of political, legal, logistical challenges some of which i want to talk about in a few minutes. one thing we know already is t

joining rahm on stage are the honorable steve hogan, mayor of aurora, colorado, the honorable ralph becker, mayor of salt lake, utah, and the honorable tom tait, mayor of anaheim, california. and joining ron on stage is amy sullivan, correspondent of "national journal" and director of next economy program which will help moderate. i will turn it over to you. >> hi, amy. welcome, mayors. let me start and amy and i will kind of take turns grilling you, but let me start with a point we discussed with mayor garcetti, which is that although there are a few big cities that have a lot of undocumented by the estimates that would be potentially eligible for executive action, in fact, the best estimates from the migration policy institute is that this sis substantially dispersed, much more than, for example, under ronald reagan in the 1980s. with we hook at the top 20 counties they only account for 40% of the total pool of the eligible population. there is a lot of people out there. orange county with anaheim, estimated 157,000 people. eligible suburban denver, 41,000, salt lake county, 22,000. when we think -- when we get beyond chicago and new y

tom: being able to communicate in a way that people will listen to her. let's bring in senator john hoganpublican from north dakota. senator what is your reaction to the latest scandal about the uranium company russia has control over that hillary had to approve and all the donations? >> it is a concern because it is uranium and you are talking about russia buying this, and we are concerned about iran getting a nuclear bomb so this is the concern and we will see what transpired here and also there is going to have to be disclosure on the part of the clinton foundation and i understand there are already mandates amending some of their returns. >> what is the buzz around the republican water cooler? like monica crowley was talking about is easy to look like the republicans are going to beat on her, and cause democrats not to hold their nose but circle the wagons. >> we have to take a very straightforward approach and say this is about disclosure, dealing with foreign governments, whether any role as secretary of state for as president but that is an e issue for the american people in the ca

tom costello of nbc news. we just got word that the maryland national guard has been activated and the state of emergency has been declared by larry hogan, the new governor of the state. nbc's brian mooar is on the ground in baltimore for us tonight as well. brian, give us a sense from your perspective -- we're trying to figure out, what was the ticktock this afternoon that led to the explosion midafternoon. at that high school. your thoughts your knowledge? >> well i've been sort of in tandem with tom costello all day, i'm about 75 yards away from his stand-up position right now, as our satellite truck was pelted with rocks earlier in the day. it appears that what happened was, if you go back to before there was this notion on social media of a purge. some businesses closed down the mall was closed and it looks like kids were sent home from school early right around 3:00 is when we got first word at that mall that had been closed about police facing off with what were called a group of unruly mischievous juveniles. and it very quickly escalated from something that looked like a couple of kids to a lot of kids, to a crowd that was on th