but after a phone call and a visit from detective adam gibson in early 2014, she started to wonder. >of things i shoved away. really shoved away. and one of 'em was really why -- cory had died. >> did you ever suspect that there might be foul play involved in her death? >> no. >> reporter: friends of both curtis and cory also started getting calls from the detective. beth dobrzynski remembers his message asking her to call asap. >> so then when i called detective gibson and he said, "we're reopening the case of cory didriksen lovelace," i was shocked. i was shaking. >> so the detective seemed to be interested in what you could tell him about the marriage? >> correct. >> which, she admitted, wasn't much. beth and other close friends said cory didn't really talk about her marriage. so the detective did something no one else had done on this case. he started knocking on doors talking to cory's former neighbors. >> all the neighbors talked about -- all the -- the constant arguing and fighting. >> so you were getting a picture of what was goin' on in that marriage that wasn't in focus in 2

. >> la balacera termina con la vida del oficial adam gibson y un oficial canino, el sospechoso identificadoue tenÍa una orden de libertad condicional, al intentar una inspecciÓn, huyÓ a alta velocidad comenzando una persecuciÓn vehicular. >> el sospechoso choca la camioneta en las instalaciones, oficiales lo rodean y piden que salga del auto. luego se ve cÓmo un uniformado rompe una de las ventanas para que el oficial canino entrara al vehÍculo. segundos despuÉs se escuchan los disparos. autoridades indican que calderÓn cargaba esa arma, tambiÉn tenÍa con Él dos gramos de metanfetamina, de los servicios fÚnebres en memoria del oficial. >> el vocero dice nunca van a olvidar los sacrificios que hizo por los ciudadanos del condado de sacramento. >> y perplejos estÁn los vecinos de la lafayette por un intrÉpido coyote que sin miedo a nada mordiÓ a una niÑa de menos de cinco aÑos, el servicio de animales del condado monitorea la zona, en la bahÍa se han reportado cinco ataques de coyotes, ese estaba grande. miles de soldados estÁn en una misiÓn especial contra un enemigo que jamÁs imaginaron ¿qu

sacramento county sheriff's office releasing this video shoot out that killed 31-year-old deputy adam gibson say the suspect was off of the semi automatic weapon. the suspect who was also killed in the shootout was on parole in connection to his crime. newly released video of the moment detectives presented compelling hit and run evidence against south dakota attorney general, detectives say the victim's face came to the windshield and his glasses were inside the car. maintains he thought he struck a deer. he's facing three misdemeanor charges. hbo and cbs which pushed for more diversity now called out for their alleged lack of it. in a report from the directors guild of america says hbo has the lowest percentage of minority directors than any hollywood studio and cbs the lowest rate of female directors, the report comes when hollywood studios are under increased pressure to embrace diversity culture following black lives matter protests and riots. ethically problematic, us academics say breast-feeding could endorse controversial values about family life and the gender roles which hospitals

service today began with the procession of bagpipes at a church in roseville 31 year old deputy, adam gibson killed in a shootout last month at cal expo along with his canine he had been with the sacramento countyt for six years at the service, gibson's father quoted scripture in memory of his son. love one another as i have loved you and greater love has no one than this. that someone laid down his life. for his friend's, deputy gibson leaves behind a wife and a baby. the community is invited to share their condolences at remembering adam at sac sheriff .com. we are learning. new details of involving yesterday's shooting in florida that killed two fbi agents and wounded three others. investigators say the suspect watch the agents as they approached his home with a doorbell camera. fox news, steve harrigan has more now from sunrise, florida. rescue 73. the requested a response to you ready and 10100 sessions boulevard chilling audio released of the terrifying moments. two fbi agents were shot and killed while serving a search warrant in south florida. the agency honoring the two special agen

office releasing this video of a shoot-out that took place last month, killing 31-year-old deputy adam gibsoned with a semiautomatic weapon. suspect also killed in the shoot-out was on patrol with connection to a very similar crime. a compelling hit-and-run evidence against south south dakota attorney general. detectives save the victim's face came through the windshield and his glasses were inside the car. he maintains he thought he struck a deer. he is facing three misdemeanor charges. both push for more diversity, now called out for their alleged lack of it. a new report from the directors guild of america says hbo has the lowest percentage of minority directors of any hollywood studio, and cbs has the lowest rate of female directors. the report comes at a time when hollywood studios are under increased pressure to embrace diversity culture, following black lives matter protests and riots. breastfeeding now under fire for being "ethically problematic." u.s. academics think breastfeeding could endorse controversial values about family life and gender roles. hospitals in the u.k. have alread

terrace deputy adam gibson was killed in the line of duty in a shoot out in january leaving behind a tunnels for towers stepping in to make sure the family supported in this time of tragedy. let's bring in the chairman of tunnels for towers, good morning, frank. lieutenant david beckwar with the second into county sheriff's department. lieutenant, start by telling us what happened with deputy gibson and a little more about it. >> deputy gibson was involved in an incident with a suspect for burglary and ultimately the suspect barricaded himself in a vehicle and subsequently during that operation was shot and succumbed to his injuries. steve: his widow rachel holding their 9-month-old baby sophie. tell us a little about him and his family. >> an amazing man. that is what i can tell you. he was a marine, served his country overseas three times, was a deputy sheriff, k-9 handler, a friends to so many. he leaves behind a great hole in our organization, our law enforcement family and certainly his loving family and friends who we've gotten to know the last several weeks but the man was a h

she she served on the board of adams birthplace and museum administrator of boston's gibson house museum. without further ado please join me in welcoming michelle. >> thank you very much gavin, katherine and sarah for arranging this talk. i want to say thank you very much to the massachusetts historical society for this wonderful opportunity. i have been using mhs's resources for years, and their collections, exhibitions, programtion and their staff are outstanding. so thank you mhs. tonight i'm talking about penelope winslow. i study early american women because i feel they've been significantly underrepresented in the telling of america's story. if we're not hearing about how half the population laid the foundations for -- helped lay the foundations for this country, we're really not getting a full or accurate picture of america's past. so when i first learned about penelope winslow several years ago, i was surprised she wasn't better known as a member of the english gentry and wife to plymouth colony governor josiah winslow, she was argably one of the most powerful women in plymouth's

the falmouth museum on the green she serves on the board of the happy adam's birthplace and as amazing and administrator of boston gibson house museum without further ado, please join me and welcoming michelle to speak this evening. thank you, very much gavin catherine and sarah for arranging this talk and i want to say thank you very much the massachusetts historical society for this wonderful opportunity. i have been using mhs's resources for years and their collections their exhibitions their programs and their staff are outstanding. so, thank you mhs. so tonight i am talking about penelope winslow and i as historic as a historian study early american women. because i really feel they've been significantly underrepresented in the telling of america's story. if we're not hearing about how half the population laid the foundations for the help lay the foundations for this country were really not getting a full or an accurate picture of america's past. so when i first learned about penelope winslow several years ago, i was surprised that she wasn't better known as a member of the english gentry and wife to plymouth colon