>> reporter: all andrew burd ever wanted was a family to call his own. all hannah and larry overton ever wanted was a home filled with children. >> i wanted three. and she wanted six. and so we're at five now, so i guess she's winning. >> reporter: the devout corpus christi couple fell in love as young missionaries. they started a family, but always talked of adopting. when the overtons met andrew in 2006, it seemed like a perfect fit. >> we knew that there were a lot of kids out there that didn't have, as we told our kids, mommies and daddies that love them. four year old andrew was born to a meth addict and placed in foster care at the age of two, due to abuse and neglect. his foster mother attended the same church as the overtons so andrew got to know the kids through sunday school. >> my girls said, you know, well, andrew's praying for a forever mommy and daddy, you know, his forever family. >> reporter: at the time, hannah and larry had four biological children -- isaac, age 8, isabel 6, alli 5, and sebastian, 2. the young family lived off larry's m

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we flow ferguson that the burden of proof to indict somebody or the police officer is a low burd. we have to assume if the process is working the way it was supposed to there wasn't enough evidence based upon what the prosecutor brought forth. remember, the witnesses are not cross examined by anybody else. it's the strongest case that the prosecutor would have. >> what do you think rod was saying? >> that's where the question becomes. none of us are privvy to what the testimony is and how it comes. >> you're so right. >> but, neil, one of the problems i think a lot of people have is it's easy to indict someone. as a defense attorney when you hear your client's case is going to the grand jury you almost know they're going to return with a true bill -- >> what does that mean? >> yes, there's enough. >> enough to make an indictment. >> right. and it's very one-sided. it's the prosecutors' witnesses that testify. the defense attorney doesn't go to cross examinen. why it such difficult do you get an indictment? >> i think what is interesting here is that we always look are in smoking g

james casey with the block tray burd stumbles in from 27 yards out for the score.les led 24 to 16. jalen watkins will slip covering the most talented guy on the field, that would be odell beckham. you know what happened. 63 yards later it's a touchdown. eagles lead is now 31 to 26. after the birds made it 34-26 giants needed a touchdown and a two-point conversion but here comes a play from a safety. and a big time play by nate allen. flying through the area to seal the deal. the eagles end their three game slide with a 34-26 win in the season finale. >>> here's lesley van arsdale with the postgame report. >> so, the eagles go out on a high note which the players say is very important but for some they still can't believe their season has come to an gleaned i really can't just the way we started the season. a lot of hard fought game, all the things we came over through adversity for it to be over that fast it's kind of mind blowing. >> you get the chance to play, you want to win every time you get a chance to play out there and we wanted to win for our teammates, ou