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Going to match rick. >> they knew that, she said, because rick had an alibi for the night of the murders. he had been asleep in myrtle beach with bambi. the way pratt saw it, the most challenging part of the case was the blood on ricks shoe. to explain how it got there, rick took the stand. he pointed out that on the morning the bodies were discovered, police had examined him thoroughly and found nothing. >> if there was blood on my shoes that morning, i would have been arrested right then and t...

Court, the blood put rick at the murder scene. >> but he had a story for it, didnt he? >> he did. it didnt hold water, but he had a story about it. >> humphries recited ricks version of how blood had got on his shoe, how he had went into the parker house to get a set of car keys after the crime scene techs had finished up. >> he looked to his right which was the window leading in to the bathroom where big charlie had died and noticed the blood. >> rick said he worried bambi pacing outside might ...

Right there on the line with north korea? that would send such message. ainsley: i think about that interview with otto warmbiers parents and what kim jong un and his regime did to this kid ripping out his teeth one at a time and put it back in there he came over back to america where he died a few days after seeing his parents. he wasnt with it, they said. he was blind, he was deaf. he was in a coma. beyond a comb marks his mom says. brian: they have a few more of our guys right now. thats what...

The talk of the industry. brian: its true they are losing subscribers rapidly. trying to get them back. thats why they fired hundreds of people or gave them buyouts a few months ago. espn came out and said she has been suspended for two weeks for a second violation. she previously acknowledged letting her colleagues and company down with impulsive tweet. as far as back as 2008 she has said some controversial things when it comes to twitter. one of which about the boston celtics which can you loo...

Right now. >> i think that you have to be colored blind in this country. have you got to look at a person for what he is and what he stands for. and how he produces. all of a sudden its become a big dealing now about oppression. there has been no oppression in the last 100 years that i know of. i dont care how are. how much money you make. if you dont respect our country, then you shouldnt be in this country playing football. go to another country and play football. if you cant respect the flag ...

We dont know. seven confirmed fatalities in sonoma county. i did confirm one is 67-year-old -- get her name right. veronica mccoombs. 67 years old, died on mark west springs road. spoke with her sister paula, happened so fast, couldnt get her out in time. husband and son lived there with her but veronica, blind from diabetes and hard of hearing tried to get out apparently on her own, i was there and saw her burned out sedan. authorities told the family she was found next to her car in the drivew...

Come out and talk about it. how did it feel to do it? good. we all knew this was kind of our time to come out and give our side and you know, do our part in this. keith morrison (voiceover): cal hired new lawyers. and they condemned the state for an investigation which they said was blind to any suspect but their client. lead defense attorney, bruce barket. theyve pursued this man for 14 years, with scant evidence. evidence that really, no prosecutor should bring a case on. keith morrison (voice...

I cant see. >> reporter: i cant see. it was almost a week after the shooting. when sutton was awakened from a medically induced coma. he was going to live. but he was going to live with the scars of the shooting. he had lost an eye, but worse, far worse was the news the doctors gave him. he would never see again. he was blind in both eyes. >> shortly before i left the hospital, some ophthalmologist came around and very bluntly told me there was nothing they could do for my eyesight. i was very u...

>> but in the same picture, i have a mom who passed away, a brother who is in jail. a dad -- thats my family. thats kind of what it is. but at the same time, you know, i believe he did what he did. i have no intention of ever speaking with him again. >> so, life goes on. melissa moved up north and has a career in media services. detectives retiefred from the force. belue adopted a little boy just like john sutton did all those years ago and john sutton pursues his dream to see again. are you pre...

John sutton had survived gunshot wounds to his head, the death of his wife and his own sons arrest for murder and to top it off he was blind, apparently permanently. >> it still is unbelievable. i mean. >> yeah? >> i mean, its like a big bad dream. >> a nightmare from which there was no awakening. >> but john, if you hadnt noticed by now is a determined man. he had been a champion swimmer in college. now he swam again. he had been a skier. now he learned to ski blind. he fell in love again. her ...