cary michael lambrix was convicted of killing 2 people in 1983. yesterday, lawyers asked the state's highest court to spare lambrix, and every other florida death row inmate. they are citing a u.s. supreme court that found florida's unconstitutional-- because the judge decision...not juries. now-- blizzard @?`??x8@xw@b conditions-- bringing heavy snowfall and strong winds-- across the midwest. but now, the powerful storm system is moving to the northeast. fox's jackie ibanez york. blizzard conditions across the snowfall and strong x|| rsq"=take a look at your names to know this morning. those names are martin shkreli... and lady gaga... but we begin with bill cosby. in a hearing yesterday-- a key witness in cosby's sexual assault case-- had mixed things to say about him. the former district-attorney testified-- saying cosby legally can not be prosecuted in this case. cosby's legal team is arguing-- the case is based on a testimony-- that was supposed to stay sealed. they want the case thrown out. but the witness added-- he believes sexual assault.

cary michael lambrix was convicted of killing 2 people in 1983. yesterday, lawyers asked the state's highest court to spare lambrix, and every other florida death row inmate. they are citing a u.s. supreme court ruling last month that found florida's death penalty to be unconstitutional. meanwhile-- z"eath penalty law could be changing. a house panel voted 8 to 1 yesterday in favor of a proposal to change it. the measure would vote for the death penalty...putting the power back in the jury's hands. florida is one of only three states that do not require unanimous jury decisions about imposing death sentences. right now florida law only requires a simple majority of the jury to recommend death. today the house will vote on a bill that would allow lawmakers to carry guns on the chamber floor. but the weapon would have to be concealed. if passed...the bill will go to the senate for approval. and a bill that place more regulations on abortion clinics passed in the house. it would also address issues such as public funding of women's health care and sa