angie stopped working to spend more time with her children, time she s so grateful to have. whoo-hoo! she says when her kids watch the video, they see a side to their mom they might never have known, and she, too, admits she s a lot tougher than she realized. my children think i m very brave when they see the video. i saw that i can take care of myself, i am tough, and i am impressed with what i was able to do under such duress. coming up, a tense hostage standoff on the streets of los angeles. plus, a pint-sized store worker takes on her attacker with an ax. when caught on camera: witness to the crime continues. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. [ male announcer ] just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. [ corrine ] super poligrip is part of my life now.
case, and showing it immediately allowed us to finish the investigation and to ensure this doesn t happen again. in all, the family walks out with more than $2,000 worth of jewelry. but detective fleming says that isn t the real crime caught on camera. the biggest crime here is what happened to those children, the way that this went down. a $2,000 theft really isn t that much. but when you add a child into the mix, boy, that s unbelievable. finally, a video of a crime that asks just how low can you go? police say an 18-year-old waiting outside a dallas bus station is pickpocketed during a seizure. it s all caught on tape by nearby security cameras. just moments earlier andrew bow, dressed in army fatigues, digs into his pocket to give money to a homeless man. minutes later he finds himself in desperate need of medical attention as his body convulses on the ground. another homeless man walks up. but instead of helping him, he
i got a guy murdering his wife. okay? there s no better evidence than that. you got his face. you got him and what he looks like all on tape. and you ve got the murder. after hearing both sides, the jury finds emilio nunez guilty in the first degree murder of his ex-wife. the judge sentences him to a minimum of 25 years in prison. you have just destroyed my life. no, sir. you destroyed your life. the case is over but not for george delgado. it all happened so quickly, within seconds. but he says he doesn t know when or if he ll be able to stop replaying in his mind those few frantic moments of the crime he caught on camera. i would never in my life imagine what happened that day happening. and i swear, i hope it happens to nobody else. because it doesn t end that day. coming up, a young man face
arrested in texas two days later. but there would be seven years of legal delays before the case ever makes it to a courtroom. seven years for george to think about what happened in front of him that day. you know, it s just like, why? we ve all done stories, you know. they re sentimental, they re sad. somebody s death is involved, this or that, but nobody has a right to do what he did. despite the fact that many in the country had seen the shooting, emilio pleads not guilty to the first-degree murder of his ex-wife, and what would seem like such a clear-cut case with a crime caught on camera would turn out to be much more complicated. he was driven to a mental state that caused him to snap. defense attorney rehamberto diaz would go after the telemundo crew, accusing them of manipulating emilio until he lost control, until he was no longer responsible for his actions. they were not fully aware of who they were dealing with, and they should have been.