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Police are responding back as well. were going to keep an eye on that, see how that turns out. meanwhile, closer to home now from capitol hill, waiting on house speaker john boehner who will be at that microphone in a moment, he just sent out a tweet from his office saying that today is the day that the house will vote on paul ryans plan to prosperity, thats the idea that takes $6 trillion in cuts over a period of ten years. there will be a vote today and well see which way lawmakers go on thi...

Analyst susan filen. they says shes learned this individual had been convicted of sexual battery six times previously. so was it match.coms responsibility to find this out and make it clear before he was allowed to meet her? >> well, i think she has a novel point. the law always evolves. when somebody brings a point like this to the law, the law has the obligation to respond. what shes looking for is to advance the law. she wants match.com to change its policies and she wants them from now on to...

Conviction, shouldnt that be vetted somewhere? >> well, reasonably, it should, but the question is, should the courts force website owners to do the venting -- the vetting. thats the question in this case. in my opinion, the courts wont do that. but then who will use a website if it is known for being a congregating police of sexual offenders? >> alisyn: it would be easier if she were suing match.com. would she win? >> she wouldnt win in my opinion but at least there would be a case. this case i...

Times on sexual counts, sexual battery among them. she issued a statement saying and im quoting here: this horrific ordeal completed blindsided me because i had considered my savvy about online dating safety. things quickly turned into a nightmare beyond my control. and now, she is suing match.com to force them to screen their members. listen to this. >> my client still suffers from the trauma of what happened to her. any person can understand that. and so this is not a matter of monetary relief...

The popular dating site after a man she met online sexually assaulted her. the victim is a television executive in los angeles and according to the attorney she met him at match.com and they agreed to meet in person at a cafe and she says on the second dated he attacked her. the womans attorney now asking the judge to prevent match.com from signing up anymore members until the people who run it agree to screen the members for sexual predators. trace in los angeles. >>trace: he followed the woman...

Hear about this incident. while incidents like this one between individuals who meet on match.com are extremely rare it, doesnt make them any less horrifying. but, still, the company says, members are responsible for screening their own dates. listen. >> match.com provides online tips to people on how to engage in safe dating and i think its no different than any other aspect of society. if you meet somebody, and you want to spend time with them, you should try to figure out if they are a nice p...

>> see you tamron. an unidentified california woman sues match.com after being sexual assaulted. that tops our look at stories around the "news nation." the woman claims she was brutally attacked, sexually attacked by a man she says she met on match.com who had been convicted of sexual battery six separate times. the suit asks that not more members be signed up for match.com until theres a way to screen out sexual predators such as checking members names against the public sex offender registr...

As for the suspect, theres very little information. all were getting from the authorities is that hes a white male who wore camouflage but in this part of the country thats fairly common because a lot of people go into the woods, a lot of hunters, a lot of people on atvs. they have dogs, and theyre up in the skies in helicopters searching for holly. >> thank you. another batch of strong storms is brewing. theyre expected to bring wind, hail, even tornadoes. find out where this storm system is ...

Considered myself savvy about online dating safety but things quickly turned into a nightmare beyond my control," she is bringing charges against the suspect, by the way, and match.com is not commenting on the case but the company says all members are responsible for scene, their own date. we checked and e harmony says they dont do any screening, either, but the attorney for the victim says match.com is a powerful dating service and they have the means to check out their clients. >>shepard: than...

Youre on blogs or other sites. along the way, youre leaving a digital paper trail. and we want to be very sensitive to what information were leaving out there in these public spaces, even if its not all connected. because its easier today for people to connect those dots. >> and really this is something we wanted to talk about this morning. because it can -- it can be really dangerous. theres that case out of las vegas where the guy met the girl on match.com and then ended up, you know, brutally...