Lakey Peterson pushing boundaries for women surfers
Male-infested waters.
For years and years, the world of surf was seen as a man's world. But that's all changing as women continue to prove themselves as equals.
We're not talking about Gidget or those girls in Blue Crush.
We're talking about 18-year-old Lakey Peterson from California who is doing things that women have never done before on a surfboard in competition until now.
Erin Burnett has the story.
New "eraser" law allows Californians under 18 the ability to erase digital past
We've all heard horror stories of teenagers posting embarrassing photos of themselves on the Internet or exposing scandalous information online that they will one day regret.
But now, thanks to a new law in California, youthful indiscretions may be a thing of the past.
Kyung Lah is Outfront with the story.
Official: Woman found among Kenya mall attackers
According to a senior Kenyan government official, a woman appears to have been involved in the attack on the upscale mall in Nairobi.
Kenyan security forces finally took control of the shopping center Tuesday and are just beginning to learn more about the attackers.
At least 67 people were killed in the rampage but Kenya's president today said his nation "bloodied but unbowed."
David McKenzie is OutFront in Nairobi..
Autopsy report: Hannah Anderson's mother, brother beaten & burned
A newly released autopsy report is detailing the brutal death suffered by the mother and brother of Hannah Anderson, the California teen kidnapped by James DiMaggio.
Authorities say DiMaggio killed Christina and Ethan Anderson on August 3rd before heading east with Hannah.
DiMaggio was later killed during a shootout in Idaho with authorities.
Stephanie Elam is OutFront with the new details from the autopsy report.
Was Obama snubbed by Iranian president Hassan Rouhani?
The White House says it offered to have an "encounter" with new Iranian President Hassan Rouhani at the United Nations.
Iran's response?
According to a senior U.S. official,"it was too complicated for them" back home.
Still, both leaders did find the time to send a message to the other.
"We are determined to prevent them from developing a nuclear weapon," Pres. Obama said during his address the U.N. assembly.
"Iran poses absolutely no threat to the world or the region," Rouhani said.
They were in the same place at the same time. So why couldn't they meet, face to face?
OutFront: Jim Sciutto.
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