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there we go. this is zack. he s cute, friendly, athletic, and a member of his high school varsity cheerleading squad. but he s also facing life as a convicted felon for something teenagers across the country are probably doing right now. how much prison or jail time is he facing? up to 40 years in prison and lifetime registry on the sex offender list. it s scary. it s maddening. it s outrageous. they had him wearing shackles when they brought him in. how did it feel to see your son like that? i just could not believe that i was the mother of a registered sex offender. more than half a million people are listed on our nation s sex offender registries. estimates suggest a quarter of them landed there before the age of 18. what some of them were convicted of may surprise you. if i could go back in time, i would stop myself. i know there s other people in school having sex. i m the one that got caught. tonight we explore a question that should be on every pare ....
is suspended from the legal arrangement that gave him control of her life. ronaldo to the rescue. the manchester united star hits a last minute winner to seal a champions league victory over villarreal. good morning. after a brief respite in the weather yesterday, low pressure will be in charge of the weather right away into the weekend. it will remain unsettled, especially at weekends. all details coming up. dave grohl speaks to us about nirvana, life in lockdown and his love of abba. it s thursday 30th september. our top story. the furlough scheme that s helped to keep millions of people in employment during the pandemic, ends today. the former police officer who kidnapped, raped and murdered sarah everard will be sentenced today. a court was told how wayne couzens used his warrant card and handcuffs to falsely arrest the 33 year old, as she walked home from a friend s house in south london in march. aru na iyengar reports. she was my precious little girl, i can never talk ....
it there, people gathered at this hour in front of the supreme court, just trying to take this all in. now, until this becomes a decision, abortion, at this hour, still legal in the united states. still the law of the land, although it seems unlikely that given this opinion, that the votes would change, it has happened before. this, though, right now, the conservative majority has, according to politico, provided a draft of this decision, of this opinion, that would overturn that law. now, the pubishing of the draft opinion is a stunning breach in and of itself, of supreme court confidentially and secrecy. you see the website actually posting it online, though cnn cannot confirm the document s authenticity. cnn legal analyst reports now from washington. reporter: this is seismic news coming from the supreme court. in a draft opinion obtained by politico, the court appears poised to overturn the landmark decision, roe v. wade, that legalized abortion in the united stat ....
january 6th select committee, how her hours of testimony may actually end up being key to the investigation. let s go outfront. good evening, i m kaerin burnet the breaking news, russia intensifying assault on a sprawling steel plant where thousands of ukrainians are holed up. i just spoke to a commander there who said the strikes have been literally nonstop over the past few hours yet despite the attacks ukrainian fighters say they still hope to evacuate several hundred people which includes still in that plant, commander tells me, 20 children. as you can see, though, there is heavy black smoke rising over the area where the plant is located. it is, of course, in the area of mariupol, and tonight, russia is cla claiming putin s forces reached the outskirts of the plant and carrying out a step-by-step clearing operation. well captain pladomar at the plant pushed back against russia s claims. translator: all of the buildings that they re showing or might be showing, ....
translator: we were very scared. my heart was beating very fast. i thought we would die there. the russians fired indiscriminately. the fighting only eased when russia withdrew from the entire kyiv region. valentina emerging from the basement to find shell casings in her garden and whatever else the russians left behind. so all of these things, she says, the russians left behind. so this for washing your hands, another cup of some kind here. this, some sort of life jacket that the russians used. and then even here, you have old meal boxes, even with some things left inside there that you can see. for nearly two months after the fighting, residents stayed away. a trickle have now started to return. for them, russia s lasting effects here more than just bullet holes and bomb craters. not only do people who are trying to rebuild so often have to start from scratch, but there remains so many mines and pieces of unexploded ordinance that authorities are considering clo ....