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>> you have seen our top stories, but here is the best of the rest. a chicago woman says a police officer went too far to ask her out on a date. now shes suing. the woman said that the police officer gave her a speeding ticket and then the officer used the ticket to track her down and ask her out. she found a note from the officer on her windshield. he wrote that he wanted to buy her dinner to make up for the expensive fine. she is suing him for violating her privacy. caught on camera, a feisty ...

>> you have seen our top stories, but here is the best of the rest. a chicago woman says a police officer went too far to ask her out on a date. now shes suing. the woman said that the police officer gave her a speeding ticket and then the officer used the ticket to track her down and ask her out. she found a note from the officer on her windshield. he wrote that he wanted to buy her dinner to make up for the expensive fine. she is suing him for violating her privacy. caught on camera, a feisty ...

>> shepard: all my dreams have come true. they were good to us. it was great. asking somebody to dinner. everythings done that. its not illegal, unless youre a cop who used information from a drivers license of a woman who whom you gave a speeding ticket. really? our legal panel is all over the lawsuit about the cop asking a woman out on a date. this should be like it always is. [ male announcer ] cranberry juice? wake up! ♪ thats good morning, veggie style. hmmm [ male announcer ] for half ...

Reasons. you were mad at someone, you couldnt look up their records and use that against him. it doesnt seem hes trying to do anything bad but what he did is wrong. if he was so taken by her he should have said how about instead of a ticket i take you to dinner. >> shepard: oh, that would have been perfect. >> shepard: its a lot worse to access computers. its worse to access computers then go to her house and then write her down. >> shepard: retract it. >> all right, i retract it. >> shepard: ar...

Should it be used for personal reasons. you were mad at someone, you couldnt look up their records and use that against him. it doesnt seem hes trying to do anything bad but what he did is wrong. if he was so taken by her he should have said how about instead of a ticket i take you to dinner. >> shepard: oh, that would have been perfect. >> shepard: its a lot worse to access computers. its worse to access computers then go to her house and then write her down. >> shepard: retract it. >> all righ...

A speeding ticket to track her down and ask her to dinner. according to the lawsuit, the officer searched motor vehicle records for her address, then left a handwritten note on her car outside her apartment. it reads, its chris, that ugly bald stickny cop who gave you that ticket. i know this may seem crazy and youre probably right but truth is, i have not stopped thinking about you since. i did cost you $132, least i can do is buy you dinner. that produced a lawsuit. lets bring in the legal pan...

The blue water. >> shepard: all my dreams have come true. they were good to us. it was great. asking somebody to dinner. everythings done that. its not illegal, unless youre a cop who used information from a drivers license of a woman who whom you gave a speeding ticket. really? our legal panel is all over the lawsuit about the cop asking a woman out on a date. this should be like it always is. [ male announcer ] cranberry juice? wake up! ♪ thats good morning, veggie style. hmmm [ male annou...

It has impacted and changed election outcomes, particularly election outcomes for congressional, senate and presidential elections. we do that these kind of voter i.d. laws which fundamentally impact the most vulnerable citizens, seniors, african-americans, college students, those with disabilities, can have an enormous impact on outcomes. >> the other thing thats important to point out here is that in many of these states where voter i.d. laws are in effect its often about the validity of the i...

Only a mile away from the scene of the crime. >> it was parked in front of a barbershop. >> the boynton beach police department hears the call. he knows this barber shop very well. >> i, of course, recognize it only because i get my hair cut at the barber shop it was found in front of. when i heard that it was this barbershop, i knew who owned the motorcycle. theres only one person inside that barber shop. its mr. morales. >> palm beach deputy ron cohen arrests mr. morales. >> he was the barber ...

His identity. he got a speeding ticket traveling 38 miles per hour in a 25 zone and that he a court appear innocence in february of 2012 in regards to that. but the arresting officer in that particular case was not officer krause, the officer whom he later shot. so thats basically it. very, very confusing and obviously disturbing course of events here. trace? >> trace: doug, you have been on campus all day. how is the university coping tonight? >> we just finished one a candlelight vigil that ha...