and then of course there was dale bruner. the husband. and any one of them, thought the detectives, was physically capable of committing the crime. >> her husband was 6 foot 200 pound, very athletic guy. mr. holthaus, again a big strong guy. and his wife was actually a very physically fit woman. >> so she'd be outgunned by any one of them. >> i would believe so, yes sir. >> reporter: they took ron in for questioning several times. and again and again he insisted that it wasn't him. >> i screwed up my marriage, i've made a mess of my life. >> reporter: he admitted that in the last hours of stephanie's life, he met h here in this clothing store parking lot, around dinnertime, and it wasn't a happy meeting. >> i was actually trying to tell her that it was over. >> reporter: he'd earlier sent her a breakup e-mail, he said. she insisted on seeing him in person. she wasn't taking it well at all. >> and then she asked me again one more time like, "but we can make it work?" i said, "no, we cannot make this work." >> she was still interested in ha

stephanie roller bruner's secrets lived, as she did, in a skier's paradise. tall pines, heart-pounding slopes, soaring peaks. silverthorne, colorado. and the happy way she got here was the sort of thing you might expect to read in perhaps a romance novel. >> instant -- instant attraction. >> reporter: they met at the top of a mountain. dale bruner, a professional photographer, was taking and selling photographs of visiting skiers. a person has to make a living and for dale, skiers were it. >> i love taking wildlife. photos and scenics. people say, "well, why don't you sell more of your work that way?" i said, "well, buffalo don't carry credit cards." >> reporter: anyway, it was up there on the mountain, he spotted this young woman who seemed to be conducting some sort of forestry service survey. >> i skied up to her and i said, "what are you doing?" "writing parking tickets?" she looked up and smiled. >> reporter: and then she took off her big ski goggles. >> i was stutued and i'm like, "wow, she's beautiful." >> reporter: they momod in together right away, a

john bruner created all the desks you see. there are 80 of them and 40 in the senate. we still use them today. our legislature since the 1960's has been full-time. prior to that, it was part-time. because of that, we had many people be able to be reelected over and over again. by the 1990's, people thought it might not be a good thing to have career politicians. in the 1990's through a theosition voted on by california voters, we became a state of term limits. thehe assembly after 1990, members would serve two-year terms and could repeat that three times. six years total. in the senate, it was two for your terms. in 2012, the voters made a decision again and term limits were changed. many attempts were made, but all were voted down. 2012, the voters decided each legislator could serve a total of 12 years in either house. had twoingly enough, we significant us and the members here in california prior to term limits. one of them served 15 years as speaker. the speaker of the assembly is elected by the members. a gentleman named willie brown, who was raised by a single mo

. >> it happened just before 12:30 this morning, on the 1900 block of bruner street. firefighters say that there were no working smoke detectors in the home. the man's body was found on the first floor, investigators believe that he lived alone. officials say this is the 13th fire death in philadelphia so far this year. >>> okay, chris murphy, what else do you have? >> the world-wide travel alert we told but earlier this week, still going on. >> this as many of you have hit the roads, rales, or air, for the holiday of course. now the warning to american travelers comes a mid concerns terror groups such as isis are planning more attacks after the paris massacres. >> it is understandable people worry something similar could happen here. watching the events in paris made the threat feel closer to home. so, as we go into thanksgiving weekends, i want the american people to know is that we are taking every possible step to keep our homeland safe. >> good morning, everybody. >> the alert does not tell americans to avoid travel, but to exercise vigilance. >>> that's a look a

the flames broke out just before 12:30 on the 1900 block of bruner street. putting the fire out, firefighters discover the man's body on the first floor. investigators say he did live there alone and there were no working smoke detectors in the home. authorities have not yet released the victim's name. >>> still ahead on fox 29 news tonight at 6:00 it looked like a scene from an action movie but this wild police chase, well, it's the real thing, and it happened on busy new jersey highway. the dangerous moves the driver made and how police finally managed to stop the driver next. >>> plus trouble in the skies over the famous macy's thanksgiving day parade. why this blimp was forced to make an emergency landing coming up. ♪ ♪ >>> a wild chase is caught on police dashboard cameras in new jersey. palisades park police just releasing this footage of the drama that unfolded on monday. the man behind the wheel of the black chrysler was wanted for murdering his girlfriend in upstate new york. when he crossed into new jersey, on to the palisades parkway, well, state

they went door to door on and around the 1900 block of north bruner street in nicetown this morning.y went through home fire safety checklists with residents and they installed smoke alarms free of charge. just yesterday a man died in a house fire on this very block. firefighters say he did not have working smoke detectors in his home. >>> a first account from someone who saw a man jumpily and and the white house yesterday. jumper is in custody tonight and is expected to face charges. the secret service says the man was immediately arrested and the area was evacuated. we learned today that he is from connecticut and that he left a suicide note with his friends and a will with his mother before heading to the white house. a houston woman who saw it all happen says it was pandemonium. >> it was very chaotic. i mean people -- i mean honestly me and my friends here, we were just like freaking out because we were next to him. it wasn't really serious. we were actually next to this guy. but everyone else didn't -- didn't see what happened. didn't expect it. so people were crying and they w

they'll make sure people have working smoke detectors on the 1900 block of bruner street. a man died there yesterday morning, when a fire broke out in his home. firefighters aren't sure what started that fire, but the house did not have working smoke detectors in it. if you can't afford a smoke detector, you can call 311 to get a free one from the city. >> take a look at these surveillance pictures, that man is wanted for killing a clerk at the quick and go convenience store on doctor martin luther king, jr. boulevard in willingboro. police say the victim and gunman walked out of the store together on wednesday night before the shooting. if you recognize this man, you are asked to give the willingboro police department a call. >>> donald trump is denying he made fun after reporter with a disability earlier this week, he discuss add washington post story that debunk dollars claims that muslims in north jersey celebrated the 9/11 attacks. some people believe trump was making fun of the reporter, surge, who suffers from a chronic muscular disease, that limit his arm movement.

midnight, the neighbors call 911, because their single man neighbor who lived in this house at 1929 brunero save him. you can see, both with our live picture now, the devestation, and then in our video, the firefighters got here, and the house was all ready way on fire, where there was no way they could eat get n once they get the fire out, wondering is this an abandoned house, one next-door, or is anybody in there. and they find the body of this man in here. and they also find evidence that really, he did not have any head start to get out himself. because there was no working smoke detector in here. we look around the dwelling, and found no smoke alarms on the first or second floor, what looked like old smoke alarm in the basement that wasn't operating. >> and the recommendation is to have smoke alarms on every floor, and have multiple smoke alarms on each floor, and this house just had one smoke alarm, probably, 20 to 30 years old, chris, and it was all the way down in the basement, and this man was found on the second -- on the first floor, bedroom up on the second floor. so we don't k

janet bruner, houston, texas, your conversation with will made you look strident and trumpian.fornia, your passion for the truth and will's body language toll the tale. best interview over. bill adams also from houston. i will never watch "the factor." again. george sargent, berlin, new hampshire, bill, i take issue with will. if anything "killing reagan" depicted ronald reagan in an honest way and i think you showed courage in doing that, but you should not have called will a hack. joel, pennsylvania, bill, are you aware that george will and nancy reagan were frequent luncheon paltz at a quaint little restaurant in clifton, virginia? we are aware, joel, and mr. will's wife worked for mr. reagan. dennis, colorado springs. bill, both you and will are admired by the same people. please don't make us have to take sides. too late, dennis. too, late. you may have in the mr. will does in the appear on "the factor." that's because i believe his elitist presentation doesn't fit our format, nothing personal. based upon his remarks over the years he sees me as a vul garrian. word of the

it was just before 12:30 on the 1900 block of bruner street. firefighter found the man's body on the first flood they say he lived alone, weren't any working smoke detectors in the home. >> we looked around, found no smoke detectors, look like the whole smoke alarm and the balesment wasn't operating. >> thirteen fire deaths of this year. >> you have to have those smoke detectors, guys, they save your live. >> almost made it out apparently, found his body by the front door. >> oh, horrible. >> 7:05. let's call it 7:06, chris. >> let's start now in fishtown where nasty surprise for dozens of fishtown residents, car windows busted out. police say the car windows were hit by either a bb or some type of pellet gun. happened overnight, 1800 block of memphis street right now police are look to go see whether surveillance video caught whom ever did this. big question is why? if you know anything, if you are asked of course to call police. pennsylvania state trooper patrick casey is back home this morning, trooper casey was shot, in a wild chase, tuesda