mentions only same old-same old. i would be surprised if he didn t have some kind of new element to make the speech more attractive so it doesn t go off as a complete dud. martha: i spoke to gretchen this morning. stuart, thank you so much. stuart varney, the fox business network. bill: one of the questions we ll have in the coming weeks is if new spending creates more jobs and drives unemployment down. critics say this is what the stimulus did not deliver on. it cost $840 billion. 85 per of that has been out. according to the congressional budget office.
january 7th, 2006, angie hershey s alone at the check cashing store she owns with her husband in orem, utah. she s beginning her normal morning routine when a 6 6 man comes hurdling over the counter. angie knocks her head hard and is still in a daze when she feels a strange man breathing down on her. he was pointing a gun just inches from my face and making it so i couldn t move an inch. the man is dressed in yellow from head to toe. he drags angie across the floor. she s terrified, not knowing what he wants. then he asks for money, and for a brief moment angie feels relief. knowing, okay, i can do something for him that he needs. i can get him money. i will give him every penny i have. she starts talking to her attacker calmly. i m opening the safe right now and telling him exactly everything i m doing step by step. i tell him, i m reaching in and getting the money out. the money s in an envelope. here you are. he says, i want all of it at
biggest mistake of his life. zane floyd is coming around the corner with a shotgun. there s tables in produce that have all the fruits and vegetables. and i dove between one of those, just trying to get down. and he takes a shot at me. and i m ducking under the table. and it goes over my head. he s chasing me around, and i m just scrambling, trying to get away. and he just comes right over me and shoots me. and i got hit right here, and like it came through and collapsed both my lungs, and it felt like i got hit by a truck. but floyd isn t finished with zack. he turns away and he sees i m still moving, and he comes back and shoots me again. it comes across my forearm, blew a big chunk out of my arm. zack knows there s only one way to survive. i knew at that point he wasn t going to stop until he thought i was dead. so immediately after he shot me the second time, i just jerked my whole body and laid back like i was playing dead. watch as floyd walks right up to zack to make
welcome back to caught on camera. i m contessa brewer. rarely in a murder trial do you have the kind of evidence you re about to see. a killing captured on six seconds of videotape. no one who witnessed it could believe their eyes, nor would they be able to forget it, but would the videotape send a man to prison or help him get away with murder? we warn you, some of the video you re about to see is graphic and hard to watch. a professional photographer, haunted by the image he captured on camera. you go out and do stories and you have to wonder, is it going to happen again? the tragic story begins thanksgiving morning, 1992, in a little house in ft. lauderdale, florida. a 15-year-old girl named yolanda nunez commits suicide with her mother s gun. in a note she writes she s pregnant and writes that if her mother found out about it, she would never approve.
i swear to god, you ve got me nervous as hell. just went through my mind this guy is going to shoot me no matter what. then, his worst fear. he hears a click. the man pulls the trigger but miraculously nothing happens. god was watching out or something. to have a gun pointed right to the back of your head, right behind your ear, and it doesn t go off. i mean, the chances of that actually happening is astronomical. at that point the gunman takes his eyes off pinneau just for a moment and steps back. i saw out of the corner of my eye that he was reaching up and he was pulling the bolt back to chamber another round into the gun. with no time to think, he acts. i decided that i m just going to go for it. and i jumped up, and i grabbed the gun. the struggle begins. pinneau is no match for the taller and heavier masked man. but pinneau, a 25-year veteran of the coast guard has military