name calling and victimisation in school. >> there are things that schools can do to make it a betterositive climate. whether or not you have your own parent or parents in your corner makes a difference if you go up against the school and ask them to be treated as someone in another gender from one you entered the school as, using the schools and so on. if your parents are on the verge of throwing them out of house, it's one road. if they have your back, it's probably another. >> yes, having parent support can make a strong difference to have the allies supporting them. i think students often - when you think about it, adolescence are exploring identities. this is a level of identity exploration, that schools have been dealing with for a time. in many different ways. for schools to accommodate a nickname, versus a gender or their new name and gender identity, it is pretty common behaviour that teachers and school leaders have been doing in other circumstances. i think it's about becoming comfortable and seeing it as an experience of something going on in schools, and something that ha

and face shaivmentd the predator looks like predator and never get close enough to the victim who victimise them. >> and police say he was caught on surveillance video walking around his pembroke pines neighborhood at night. police say he been neepght windows of more than 25 women captured according to police walking around during the day. >> and his defense attorney claims he could not have committed all these crimes because on one particular day, july 18thto be exact, he was having dinner with his sister. >> and have you seen that before? >> yes i have. >> on that night he is accused of neepght window of one woman and police say he even tried to to break in. >> so on that particular night, he is charged with burglgly with battery and that say none bond able offense and that that is what the attorneys were arguing. whether to get him no bond or free him out on bond. however, the judge deciding he needed more time to l lk over the paperwork f. convicted. if he continues with that charge of the burglary on a dwelling, he could face if convicted up to life in prison. or not or when the judge