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Could wind up behind bars. trace gallagher is live with more. trace? >> no jail here. fines up to $350 apparently has wide support. the city of wisconsin rapids is framing this as a wake-up call for kids who are bullying others and would give the school resource options more options when bullying situations come up. the girl was getting notes telling her to kill herself and happened for months. the girl never told anyone. it was another student that happened to see the notes. if superintendent realized the current anti-bullying measures were not working and maybe hitting people with a financia...

Rules in the books? >> yeah. grand rapids, wisconsin, all three miles away and clover, wisconsin have adopted ordinances. clover's ordinance has been used as a model. the police chief says it was an opportunity to educate the public. parents had to pay attention and take it seriously because there's a penalty. there is not government telling you how to raise your children. this is government begging you to raise your children. the city of clover has not fined a single parent but they have warned more than a dozen. the new ordinance in wisconsin rapids would come with a warning before they woul...

Check it out! now you can schedule a callback or reschedule an appointment, even on nights and weekends. today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. >> shepard: a fox urgent now. a federal judge in boston just moments ago sentenced the first defendant in the college admissions cheating scandal. stanford university's former sailing coach seen here pleaded guilty one count of conspiracy to commit racketeering. prosecutors say this man agreed to access more than a half million dollars in bribes to help students get in as sailing recruits. so what is his punishment? molly line ...

Prosecutors called for 13 months behind bars. they argued that probation would be a slap on the wrist. this sentence should be one to send a message. the defense attorneys had argued probation would be adequate for this particular defendant. they said that vandemore was unlike other coaches that he didn't pocket a dime. all of the money they argued went to the sailing program at stanford. worth noting, vandemore spoke here as part of this proceeding acknowledging that he said he made a terrible mistake and vowing i never again lose sight of my values. once again, the judge saying just that one...

Protected by the people as a beloved local hero. meantime, the fbi and the centers for disease control and prevention are joining the investigation to the deaths of americans at resorts in the d.r. more on that in a moment. steve harrigan reporting from the dominican republic. steve? >> shepard, right now david ortiz remains in the hospital. he was in stable condition. he's had two different surgeries. he's had part of his intestine removed. the bullet entered his back, exited through the stomach. he's taken a few steps as well. real signs of improvement there. as far as the investigation goes...