Priest pleads guilty to stalking TV host O'Brien
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A Boston priest apologized in a New York court on Tuesday for stalking U.S. television host Conan O'Brien and his family and accepted an order to stay away from the comedian's home and office for two years.
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