andy: for madeleine blake the memories of her murdered daughter, bobbie miller, are vivid and they are everywhere. >> oh what a beautiful morning. >> there' s this music box that bobbie made and a picture book put together after she was killed. but there' s one memory that madeleine would like to erase. >> and i looked at the tv and i saw woman in gilford shot and i knew it was bobbie. that was it. >> it' s been 5 years since madeleine got that horrible news and now she is speaking publicly find her daughter' s killer and get some answers. it was halloween 2010 and bobbie, who lived alone with her yellow lab sport in gilford, had spent at least part of her weekend making new window boxes. her body was found by family. >> we know the murder occurred right inside her home. i can tell you it was multiple gunshot wounds and we know that whoever it was also chose to on her dog. >> it' s almost like the end of the world for me. they killed the rest of my life. whoever did this did it to the whole family. it ended my life. it did. >> it really just takes your breath away. t expect this. nobod

tonight in a news special report, it has been five years since bobbie miller was found shot to death in her gilford home. her family is hoping this billboard offering a $53,000 reward will help find her killer. it has been a hard 5 years for them dealing with her unsolved murder. for the first time, we are hearing from miller' s mother, who says she hopes to some day to see justice for her daughter. madeleine blake: it' s almost like the end of the world for me. they killed the rest of my life. whoever did this did it to the whole family. it ended my life. it did. adam: we take you inside the bobbie miller murder mystery and find out why it' s not being called a cold case. on news 9 tonight at 11:00. coming up next at noon, a heated debate as the gop candidates hit the stage for the third time. why some aren' t that happy this noon. kevin: warmer temperatures out there, but as you can see back to our west, as cooler weather awaits, we await best air mass for the weekend ahead. adam: plus, need tips to get your kids from reaching from those unhealthy snacks? adam: the third time was n

sean: it has been nearly five years since bobbie miller was shot to death in her home. her family is hoping this billboard will help find her killer. miller' s mother says she hopes to someday see justice for her daughter. >> it is almost like the end of the world for me. it killed the rest of my life. whoever did it did it to the whole family. it ended my life. it did. sean: we take you inside the bobbie miller murder mystery and find out why it is not being called a cold case on news 9 tonight at 11:00. erin: coming up, helping students focus in the classroom while also getting some exercise. a teacher in maine says his erin: welcome back. a military surveillance blimp broke loose from its tether yesterday and floated for hours before deflating and falling back to the earth. two fighter jets were scrambled to track the blimp. the tether brought down power lines in the area. take a look at this. an impressive fireworks display lit up the sky in the netherlands, but it was a very dangerous situation because the fireworks were stored in the attic of a home and they start

sean: it has been nearly five years since bobbie miller was found shot to death in her guilford home. her family is hoping this billboard offering a $53,000 reward will help find her killer. someday to see justice for her daughter. >> it was like the end of the world for me. whole family. it ended my life. it did. sean: we take you inside the bobbie miller murder mystery and find out why it is not being called a cold case on news 9 tonight at 11:00. erin: the pain of not knowing for that mother. coming up, helping students focus in the classroom while also getting exercise. unique idea is working. sean: i' ve got to get one of sean: a military surveillance blimp broke loose from its tether yesterday and floated for hours over maryland and two fighter jets were scrambled to track the blimp as the tether brought down power lines. erin: bad news for drinkers in the u.k. it appears that that area is facing a national shortage of gin all because of the availability of a key ingredient -- juniper. a plant disease is killing off the juniper in scotland and nearly 80% of the current supply is

bobby. do? went it a favorite hang-out? >> abbey lee miller facing a 24-count indictment, accused of defrauding the government. documents obtained by "e.t." defense claiming miller hid more than $50,000 in assets when she filed for bankruptcy protection for her dance studios in december of 2010. with each count having potential five-year sentence and $250,000 fine, abbey lee could face serious penalties if convicted. "e.t." reached out to abbey lee for comment she didn't respond. lifetime declined to comment on the story. another star making headlines, charlie sheen thrown out after bar, the exclusive surveillance video. charlie reportedly intoxicated gets upset when he a fan started filming him with a cell phone in an orange county bar saturday night. sheen allegedly knocked the phone out of the person's hand and the bar security stepped in. >> security guard just came, separated some parties that seemed like they may have been having a little bit of an argument, separated them and left. in a head lock which you can see here. finally, shia la