this man kevin tubbs. coming forward saying he'd seen michelle the morning after she was supposed to have been killed arguing with another man at the foot of his driveway. cal was granted a second trial and again he was found guilty. verdict was tossed out. this time because of procedural concerns. >> millionaire on trial for a third time for killing his wife -- >> reporter: during the third trial, a breakthrough. the judge allowed the jury to hear tubbs' testimony. but he would not allow evidence related to a new suspect, saying much of it was circumstantial. while other portions were hearsay. that trial ended in a hung jury last may. >> we got closer to justice, but we're not there yet. >> reporter: the legal process has led this once-millionaire to run out of money, struggling to pay a fraction of his legal fees. but he has high hopes about the fourth time around. >> the last trial we came close. it was an evenly split jury. bitterly but evenly split. so we made some progress over the first two trials.

. >> the boat that crashed was one of three tubbs pushing a barge down the hudson and hit a stationary barge that was part of a construction project. the tugboat had 5000 gallons of diesel on board. the man of -- suspected of hitting an iditarod dogsled team says he was drunk. once he sobered up, he called police and confessed. one dog was killed and three others were hurt. he is facing assault and other charges. time now is 5:10 and we are turning our attention to the weather. >> it is much -- muggy, mild, headed into the 80' s with afternoon showers and right now, it is 67 degrees. the dew points are high. the temperature in the atmosphere is only going to get higher. 69 in leesburg and melbourne, 63 up in ocala. time of year. across florida, a southerly wind flow, with south wind pumping up the north -- warm and moist air. maybe some light rain before noon time and afternoon showers, potentially strong thunderstorms as well as. this will all begin to clear as we head into the evening. we are in central florida. everyone is in the 60' s and most of us are headed into the 80' s. only

jeff: we're here in the outdoor kitchen at tubbs hardware store in bossier, louisiana, baby. i'm here with the finest firefighting team right here, with troy. how you doing, troy? troy: doing great, chef. how you doing? jeff: my man, thank you. i'm doing good. so, how long you been firefighting? troy: 23 years. jeff: my man. are you married? troy: no, sir. single and loving it. jeff: i'm talking about it. we got a single fireman right here. today, we have a beer can chicken, and we got a tequila lime glaze we're gonna make there. you don't have to use beer. you can use coca-cola, pepsi to give a great steam into amazing chicken. we're gonna start off first by adding some black pepper here on this chicken. now we're gonna take kosher salt. we're gonna season up really good. so you want to rub it. you want to massage it. we're gonna bring this chicken to life here. now i'm gonna add a little bit of chili flakes on here-- a little mild heat as well. go ahead and rub that baby in there really good. beautiful. i'm gonna add just a little bit of oil here so we get a nice glaze.

be on that stage with those stars, people he loved so much and respected like roy acuff and ernest tubbating as i was looking into it, i remember in a document rii watched one of his touring band members said all his life, hank williams wanted to get up there and -- on that stage and be somebody, but when he got up there, he found there was nothing there. it was all back down where he'd come from, which to me is such a beautiful kind of illustration of the double-edged sword of a drive for that kind of success. >> rose: johnny cash's eldest daughter helped you? >> rodney crowell who was married to roseanne cash once upon a time was my mentor. he was with incredible. he is based in nashville, and he's been making music for 40 years. he's been touring with emmy lou harris, and he himself saw hank williams on his father's shoulders at age two, one of his earliest memories. he's been such a keeper of the flame of hank's legacy and was such a patient tutor for me in the ways of the blues. i had a huge distance to travel, and he was with me every step of the way. because i'm a natural baraton