she told me that. >> in 2012, he returns to the broward county courthouse in ft.rd trial. >> i wanted to believe, but i didn't believe it could ever happen to where i would be found not guilty and walk out them doors. >> i definitely felt a disconnect in the retrial. i had a bad feeling from day one. i was concerned about what picture was going to be painted of this individual i know as a murderer, not a suspect. i kept saying, i have to be prepared for whatever the outcome is, no matter how bad it is. >> after 18 years, the case has become unwieldy, during jury selection, attorneys screened 2,200 candidates before agreeing on a panel. the defense team believes this jury watching the security tape in the youtube era will respond differently from the group that convicted him. >> the tale of the tape is a terrible crime. if you fast forward now, it was one of the advantages of having it 18 years later. we were able to show the jury what a good hd video is and what a terrible quality home surveillance camera was in 1994. we had something to compare it to and demonstr

broward county sheriff officer lieutenant bryant montgomery gets the case. >> when i first viewed that video, i thought, this guy had several opportunities to do the right thing. he had several opportunities to stop the lady. he could have handed it over to a tsa agent. he didn't do any of that. but what was more aggravating, was that the victim then goes over to a bench, get herself straight with her belongings, and he did the same thing right next to her. he looked right at her and knew that was the same person right in front of him. >> even with all this video, the odds are pretty long they'll find a thief that has flown off to who knows where. >> there literally could be thousands of passengers flying out at any given time. they might live here. they might not. they might live overseas. just because we have them on video doesn't mean when he know who they are. >> it takes him three days of poring through hours of airport security video to find the thief. >> finally found him coming into the airport. went up to a kiosk, and that's how he checked in. and only one person used the kios

he echoed very closely all of the lines of the broward county speech. romney led offer his discussion of faith by assuring people of faith that he would never allow religious authorities to dictate. let me assure you, he levels that no authorities of my church or any other for that matter will insert influence on presidential decisions. their providence is theres and ends when the affairs of the nation begin. he further vowed he would guard against any one tradition. i will put no doctrine of any church above the plain duties of any office and the plain duty of the law he promised. romney continued every religious has its own unique doctrines in history. this is a test of our tolerance. he returned verbatim to kerry's script at this point, almost verbatim it is kind of startling, declaring the primary purpose of faith was the sense of the common good and all of those religiouses willing to forebear at the ballot box. he declared before cataloguing what he thought were the win some features of the different religions. and while differences exist between

capitals looking better after a troy broward goal. it's 3-1. that put the capitals within one.the period it's forsberg again. he backhands this puck towards the net. he scores. this one deflected by another former capital. mike this time. mike green did add a goal for the caps but nashville ended up winning 4-3, your final. >> he thought with did a good job of coming back and trying to make ourselves get into the game a little bit better but that first period you know if we want to be successful in the playoffs we can't start like that. it doesn't matter what time of day the game is. we zoo we need to do what we do well to set the tone. >> today we lost our opportunity to a very good team, and, you know, we're going to have another opportunity to play a really good team tomorrow. >> tough game indeed for the capitals. he they hit the road to face the rangers tomorrow. that game taking place in new york. >>> moving on to basketball. maryland terps and blue devils may not be in the same conference anymore, but the disbike between these two programs will never go away. they arrive

the broward school board said the punishment wasn't harsher because they had to follow guidelines. >>ote between two young tennessee friends is making waves nationwide. a young girl wrote her friend a letter and explained why she could not attend her birthday party. the letter reads in part "my dad will not let me go because you are black." the party was for harmony jones. this is what harmony's father thought when he saw it. >> angered me a little bit. it hurt for the simple fact that my 10-year-old girl had to deal with something that i never thought i myself would have to deal with. >> jones says he doesn't blame his daughter's friend and would not allow the letter to ruin the party p harmony still had a successful birthday party. >> kids are not born with this stuff. it's taught to them. >>> 4:53. still ahead in the next hour of "action news" breaking root now, gunfire erupted in a northern california grocery store. seven people shot. three dead. developing details coming up. >> a goose turns up in a georgia community with a dart sticking out of its head. >> ♪♪ >> a a truck driver

. >> pam: the owner of a smokestack store in broward was pistol whipped and dropped and it was caught on surveillance video. this incident occurred back on january 25th of this year but no rest has been made. explaining his reasoning for just releasing the video to kron 4 news... >> hoping that this surveillance video would trigger someone to come for. >> pam: if you recognize someone in this video they recommend that you contact print would from a police department. --brentwood police dept >> reporter: most dating applications will allow anyone on their but not this one. you must be rich. luxy >> reporter: if you stay in luxury hotels, live in a multimillion-dollar home have a right yacht or drive a hot rod this application may be for you. >> reporter: this is how it works if you are a man you must provide $200,000 in income. if you are a woman you did not disclose. >> reporter: representing the company 150,000 new your's users make $400,000 a year. >> reporter: i decided to use this application derrick i last checked i was still waiting to get accepted. if i did get on i was told th

field, to be a guy who is that aggressive on immigration, most others out there support reform in a browarder sense. -- in a broader sense, including paul, rube rean rubio and bush. >> i think that might bode well for him early on, but you know will it be enough for him, will he be able to broad know out his message in a general election. specifically an area, he painted himself in a corner is his negative view of president, a lot of people here share but he really has to play from president's play book to get elected. freshman senators 4 years in. they went to harvard, any other parallels. >> crazy people think they are not qualified too run for president in terms of constitution, second question they heard from to ted cruz about fact he was born in canada. >> i thought it was kenya. >> i confuse that with america's hat all of the time, i think there is something that be said, for idea that ted cruz has a much shorter record, even if is a controversial or populist one in same way that barack obama did this time high will look at other people onstage, and take things from their record to use

lauderdale and in broward county, florida, support their police departments, but when you see this typebehavior if true it's absolutely disgusting and undermines the very bedrock of trust that the community has with their police department. this undermines the very scope of the justice system. if the community cannot trust police officers in doing their job and using their discretion in an unbiased and fair manner you know it could be your mother or your daughter that is inappropriately taken into custody and deprived of their liberty by an officer that has a bias or prejudice. most officers i'd like to hope and think do not have that but this, in fact is very very disappointing and disgusting behavior on the part of law enforcement when they carry so much power out on the street as uniformed officers. >> now marq we just got some of these texts in and they're incredibly offensive. one text an officer says we are coming and drinking all your beer and killing ns. in another text officers say, quote, what would big dad do with that "n"? get that "n" out from under that wagon. how can publ

this is don davis and in broward. the car appeared to enter the intersection the bus was travelling to the left of your screen. they collided here cream to the center divider and up the hillside and almost went through the fence a few feet separating this a bus from a home. one fatality and the person that died was the driver of the car. he still unidentified. their reporter: essentially the driver was traveling northbound no. what this is a forward intersection and the bus was traveling east on davis and drive that obviously had a collision at the point that they directed the audience to. the bus careened off into the bank rate. the driver of the other vehicle was ejected and was pronounced deceased at the d.c.'s that the scene. >>: it's too early to tell speeding was a factor. it will look at the cause of the accident if both vehicles sealed bid for a stop sign. also cat toxics of the driver that was had the vehicle involved in this. there's no indication that there's any alcohol and drugs evolved with respect to th

he echoed all the lines of the broward county speech. he assured the american people that he would never allow religious authorities to dictate policy positions. no listener must be homage to kennedy's 1960s. no authorities of my church or any other church for that matter will ever exert presidential decisions. it's theirs and ends where the nation began. he vowed he would guard against legislation. i will put no doctrine above any church. he continued, every religion has its own unique doctrines in history. these are not basis for criticism but rather a test of our tolerance. he returned verbatim to kerry's script, almost verbatim. it's kind of startling proclaiming the primary purpose of faith was the common good and welcoming all religious. i believe that every faith i have encountered draws closer to god he declared. it is important to recognize that while differences in theology exist between the churches in america we share a common creed of moral convictions he assured listeners. it's usually a sound rule to focus on the great mor

in this case the our rage came to the police a broward details.n is ongoing and how they were able to track at the sandstone he was injured during the gun battle use at the hospital he went to a hospital room barred tuesday arrested him. and to make more arrests and the pace the bill, more information the mother of three of their for children are unharmed during the shooting. <

if you look especially at broward and miami-dade you have a lot of people from central america, south america. they feel connected with our state. we're a melting pot and we like all the culture in our state. i think the biggest thing that we have to do is go talk about what people care about. they care about jobs. that's the biggest thing. they care about jobs. everybody wants this economy to turn around. everybody wants this economy to turn around. what we've got to do, we've got to tell our story about why our beliefs help everybody, which i believe they do. i'm a republican. my job is to take care of families like mine growing up that struggled to put food on the table, struggled to keep their car, struggled to pay the rent or the mortgage. that's who i take care of. if those individuals do well, everybody does well. if they can get a job, there's less government needs, there's more public safety, everything is better for everybody. >> you mentioned the hispanic vote. i want to take more questions in a minute. cuba has been in the news recently because of president obama's move. n

news coming out of florida that safe zones are being created not just with florida with broward countyaround that state. take a look at the map. this is known craigslist transactions safe zones. you buy or sell something on craigslist, the most popular website for classified ads and you show up at a police or sheriff's station that's nearest your home or the other party's home. you meet in the parking lot or meet inside the lobby. that is the safe zone. some police are acknowledging it and saying we're creating a safe zone. hots off to them. because it is one of those things when you hear the story of this poor woman in colorado and what happened with her. you read the statistic from street law that 45 people have died as a result of craigslist transactions. it's mind boggling. >> what are some red flags? you have start a conversation with somebody and next thing you're wondering -- >> it doesn't feel like. if you see vague descriptions you're on the phone with them and it sounds vague. >> or too good to be true. >> that is always the give away there. poor grammar, the word guarantee.