but attorney anthony rickman says she is not off the hook just yet. >> say the state goes and talks to witnesses and they cooperate, we could still see her charged with that crime. >> she is not in the clear just yet, but she could have faced a much longer sentence on the domestic battery charges. >> and a young male man manatee was apparently in distress, seeking warmth at the treatment plant and he had not moved in days whenut help him out. authorities tell us getting the manatee out of the water was not easy. >> it's a little bit difficult. didn't fight us too much, but it's an endangered species and a mammal and a lot of care goes into it when we pull them from the water. >> it took crews three hours to get him out of the water authorities are hope he can be treated and released before the end of the winter. and coming up religion is front and center in the republican battle for iowa. >> how the candidates are using their belief in god to win over voters. after the break. >> in a sense it is giving live live life >> an >> the purpose of our life is to cooperate with god's plan. to

. >> and anthony rickman reviewed the complaint. he said in the suit she concedes her husband was the aggressor, taking his own words to bolster her lawsuit. it explains that the complains to the manager about the, quote, erratic and volatile behavior. >> it then says the staff is now responsible essentially for his death because they did not stop her husband from fighting. >> and he refutes that. >> it was occurring. we're not suggesting, we are not even becoming -- coming close to him being the agreesy. >> it was 2013 when he was shot texting in a movie theater. reaves, former police captain said he feared for his life when he shot him. >> he scared the hell out of me. i thought he was going to beat the (bleep) out of me. >> he threw his cell phone and popcorn at him during the confrontation. the suit confirms that he through the popcorn. that's the moment the confrontation turns physical. >> when you file a lawsuit those are admissions. are you admitting to that. the facts are fair game. on cross-examination in a criminal case. h

. >> reporter: attorney anthony rickman says in the suit, nicole oulson concedes aggressor, taking curtis reeves's own words to bolster her lawsuit. it explained that reeves complains to the theater about oulson's erratic behavior. >> it says the staff is responsible for his death because they didn't stop him from fighting. >> it purportedly was occurring. we are not suggesting or even coming close to agreeing with the fact that chad was the aggressor. >> reporter: it was january of 2013 when chad oulson was shot and killed in a dispute over texting in the movie theater. reeves, a former tampa police captain says he feared for his life when he shot oulson. he says reeves threw a cell phone and a bag of popcorn at him. he threw the popcorn. >> they're admitting those facts, and those facts are now fair game on cross-examination in a case. >> that's not true. we're stand by the position that we stated all along, that he was not the aggressor. >> reporter: gloria gomez, fox 35 news. >>> orlando city soccer club will have to wait just a little longer to enjoy their new stadium near downtown o