used as forensic expert for years including the murder trial of casey anthony and a denver judge says he is not incredible. we travel to his home to get to the bottom of this. >> chief investigators call him a charlton. we talk to ryan luby that has the exclusive interview with an expert himself. >> we do, he absolutely deny the claim. we learn they are certified under the same international standards they have been for years. they are turning the tables on the d.a.'s office and they say this is a political tactic to get them out of the way of doing the rock solid work all over the country and world. >> we are pittsburgh. we will give the court all of the evidence. that's what we do in holland. >> richard eikelenboom and his wife, selma consult and on the casey anthony they worked on. but they never did collect evidence themselves. >> there is evidence that have been investigated. and with more conclusive >> the eikelenbooms say that others don't like how thorough they are because it threatens labs and they have a problem with how they say prosecutors pick and choose what they do and

. >> that was on the case of casey anthony. >> we took one look at what he claimed he had done and he did absolutely nothing. it was not scientifically- based. >> reporter: earlier this week he took the stand in a denver courtroom where a judge deemedd him unqualified to testify. extraction or analysis experience. >> exposing this guy for the front -- for the fraud that he has. >> reporter: just like dna evidence, this is a complicated story. >> the thing is, they aree trying to discredit me.>> reporter: richard eikelenboom and his wife say they believe this is all about politics and they are now threatening to sue. >> it is important to get the truth out.>> reporter: a legal expert says the decision by the judge will not have any impact on his previous cases. >> in the previous cases, he was found to be an expert in this should not affect that. >> reporter: but he says it could make it harder for him to testify in other cases. >> he will be asked if he has in new cases and he will now have to say yes.>> reporter: many appeals are filed on the basis of this. >>> besides the masters an

. >>> a prominent dna expert who testified in the casey anthony trial is barred from testifying in a sexual assault case. he testified that his lab had not been accredited and he has failed basic proficiency tests admitting he is self-trained on this is a dangerous thing he does in very serious cases and he needed to be exposed. >> he testified for casey anthony who was found not guilty of killing her daughter. he says he's qualified. >>> deputies in south florida caught a suspect who wasn't going down without a fight. they picked up this little guy after he was seen chasing some kids. you can see here, they were able to safely get the alligator anti it up. >>> finding dorey. a team of researchers figured out how to proceed the fish in tanks for the first time. it became popular for aquarium openers after finding nemo and >>> much more coming up, raw sewage and storm water flooding streets in st. pete. we do to the waste water plant for answers. >>> we're keep evening an eye on more spaghetti models and we'll let you know the latest on hermine and how the hatches up north when we wel

they cases like casey anthony's murder trial, also operates a lab has been accredited any failed his basic proficiency test in 2011 in 2012 people in douglas county have a new way to travel on the city. i 25 castle rock parkway open to traffic today. officials are urging drivers to pay extra attention as everyone transportation project ever and it took nearly three years to complete. it's our labor day weekend tradition, taste of colorado kicks off tomorrow at civic center park. the be plenty of food, live music, activities for the whole family organizer say about half half-million people are ecstatic affected to attend. a number of road closures, they arty shut down come along with a stretch of colfax avenue. it's open at 1130 tomorrow morning, the event runs eight monday night, around the park barracks would be to reopen by tuesday morning. dps school leaders talked about the district cma results, talk to students and teachers of palmer elementary. measures for academic success, denver and say more progress on the state assessments in just about any other district statewide. this s

five years ago in the national headline making casey anthony case. >> this is a guy that takes his over the country and gets paid high dollars to give opinions that are not scientifically based. >> and that was the foundation after legal argument made by denver's da that convinced the judge to not allow the conifer resident and nationally known dna expert to testify in a denver courtroom. >> they shouldn't pay attention to what this man has to say because what he says is not scientifically based. >> when you have a defense retained expert who very gladly wi payment, he will render scientifically unsound opinions that can influence juries. >> eikelenboom provided testimony in the case of the exoneration of tim masters. the da says that the conifer expert had no analysis experience and failed proficiency tests in 2011 and ruling not on only questions about accreditation but totality of questions on eikelenboom's qualifications. >>> now despite what the da says, eikelenboom insists he has all of the right accreditation. ryan lubebe is live and you spoke exclusively eikelenboom today. repor

he has been in the trials of casey anthony, timothy masters. >> reporter: just to name a few. always, he testified as an expert in those cases. it is almost expected that his qualifications would be called into question. but he calls what happened on the stand here in denver ludicrous and says he has the expert. forensic scientist richard eichlan have been on several high profile cases. >> they want the throw mud at you. >> reporter: they are defending their reputation. >> he was offered as a dna expert. he admitted in the first round of questioning from my prosecutor he had this work. >> reporter: denver da mitch morrissey says he exaggerated his qualifications in the netherlands and when he opened a lab in colorado he trained himself. >> he is willing to say anything for a dollar. that is what i find offensive about him. >> reporter: but he says it is quite the opposite. instead, he meets all of the requirements including this certificate of accreditation from the american society of equivalent from a board in holland. he says they are not telling the whole story and says it

. >>> a prominent dna expert who testified in the casey anthony trial studies talking to a lawyer and fighting to restore his reputation. a denver judge barred him from testifying in a sexual assault case under oath. not been accredited and he is failed basic proficiency tests. he admitted he is self trained on running dna profiles.>> this is a dangerous thing he its ver and he needs to be exposed. >> he testified for casey analysis. >>> tonight at 11:00 video his st showing a dangerous back to school to be for some kids. police say the number of drivers are not paying attention and that's coming up next. >>> tropical storm hermine will leave flooded cars in her wake and carfax says half of them will end up back on florida car lots. coming up we will show you how to avoid one of these waterlogged rides. >>> still following the breaking news. a live look at protesters right now were seeking justice for 22- year-old levonia riggins. he was unarmed 20 was shot and killed by a deputy this week. a s.w.a.t. team was in the house he was hiding in on tuesday. it's a house they have been inves

he testified in the defense of florida mom casey anthony and tim masters. earlier this week, a denver judge ruled him unqualified to testify after the prosecution says it proved he had no dna extraction or analysis experience. >> this is a guy that takes his show on the road and goes all over the country. he gets paid high dollars to give opinions that are not scientifically based. >> it's just untrue. the thing is -- [ inaudible ] other cases? a legal expert says it won't impact the masters case, but it could lead to appeal in other cases. >>> the boulder county sheriff is talking about the jonbenet ramsey case. but the case is in the spotlight now. >> we have not andwell not give up. we remain focused on this investigation and finding the little girl's murder and weeks away from several books coming out and documentaries and an interview with her brother. boulder police say they still 3 need your help. >>> it's 4:37. the community coming out to remember the colorado teen who inspired jack's law. jack splitt passed away suddenly last week. friends and fami

used as forensic expert for years including the murder trial of casey anthony and a denver judge says he is not incredible. we travel to his home to get to the bottom of this. >> chief investigators call him a charlton. we talk to ryan luby that has the exclusive interview with an expert himself. >> we do, he absolutely deny the claim. we learn they are certified under the same international standards they have been for years. they are turning the tables on the d.a.'s office and they say this is a political tactic to get them out of the way of doing the rock solid work all over the country and world. >> we are pittsburgh. we will give the court all of the evidence. that's what we do in holland.

. >>> a prominent dna expert who testified in the casey anthony his reputation. he was barred from testifying in a sexual assault case under oath. he testified in his lap, he has not been accredited and he has failed basic proficiency test admitting he is self trained on running dna profiles. >>this is a dangerous, dangerous thing that he does and in very serious cases. it needed to be exposed. >>reporter: he testified for casey and the hubris found not guilty of murdering daughter. >>> checkup this photo. deputies in south florida caught a suspect, he was not going down without a fight. they picked up this guy earlier after it was reportedly chasing a group of kids. the deputy and the trapper were able to tie up a small gator. it is being taken to the alligator's mom -- farm. it will live out the rest of getting easier thanks to researchers in florida. after six years a team figured out how to breed tank saltwater fish in tanks. the blue tang became fair -- popular after finding nemo and the latest sequel finding dory. >>i want one of each. >>> much more coming

expert including casey anthony's has admitted on the stand that he failed basic proficiency tests in the past. not be allowed to testify in the denver trial now that he has discredited himself. no word yet tonight on how the revelation will affect past cases in which he served as a witness. >> a former stanford university swimmer who sexually assaulted an unconscious woman is now out of jail. kim hutcherson clues us in on why he got out early. >> just after 6:00 a.m. local time friday former stanford university swimmer brock turner walked out of the santa clara county jail. he served three six month sentence for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. he should have never been in jail he should have been in prison but this is the end of it for us. he has been released from custody. >> reporter: turner was arrested in january of 2015, it and charged with three felonies. he wasic haved on all counts by a jury in march but instead of the six-year sentence, recommended by prosecutors santa clara county judge aaron sentenced spotlight when his victim's heart-wrenching impact statement w

expert involved in several high profile murder cases, including casey anthony's as mitted on the stand that he failed basic proficiency tests in the past. the forensic scientist will not be allowed to testify in a denver trial, now that he has discredited himself. no word yet tonight on how the witness. >> blair: you may be among many people whose personal information has been stolen by felons looking for jobs. >> vanessa: the surprising number of cases identified by the i.r.s. that victims never knew about. >> blair: the ail fated cost concordia making its trip four years. the salvaging and scrap effort that's costing a lot of money. >> vanessa: up next, how a local >> blair: right now, we continue to follow breaking news at 5:30 p.m. out of quincy, where a man backed over his wife, killing her right there in their own driveway. quincy police are at that home right now, and say this appears to be just a horrible accident. they believe the 52-year-old husband ran over his 54-year-old wife around 2:30 p.m. this afternoon. the husband was rushed to the hospital with chest pains in shock.

he has testified for the defense of florida mom casey anthony and in our state helps exonerate tim masters. earlier this week a denver judg testify after the prosecution said they proved he had no dna analysis experience. >> this is a guy who takes his show on the road and goes all over the country and gets paid high dollars to give opinions that are not scientifically based. >> it's just untrue. the thing is, what they do, they play a game where they try to discredit you. >> what does this mean for the other cases? a legal expert says it won't case because of double jeopardy, but could lead to appeals in other cases. >>> here's your first alert we have quite a bit of cloud cover this morning. could see a few showers in denver in the next few hours. looking up into the foothills, some of that rain moving east of the divide. by about 9:00 to 9:30 we have a few showers. this will be our first wave of wet weather this morning, and then scattered storms by early afternoon. skies will then clear, but these storms could turn a bit more severe east of i-25 later tooay and through the early evenin

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anthony bourdais and awards for going to the most exotic places. i want to fort lauderdale in the middle of june and when i look to see casey's and cleveland to see sherwin-williamsr a long time. we just started making investments in casey's. david: their convenience stores. one doesyes and what not understand about convenience stores is that everyone think they are volatile because of spreads and gas prices. that totally changed in the industry for a whole host of reasons. what most people do not realize about casey's is that they are the largest, the fourth-largest of sellers of pizzas and america. -- sellers of pizzas in america. it has evolved more into a fast bakery,estaurant, sandwich place as well as convenience items. not only selling beer and cigarettes but selling eggs and milk and things like that. through their chain, they sell 2 million pizzas a month. ,hey will generate, i think about $250 million a year just from selling pizzas. to have a robust bakery business and robust prepared food business. if you look at consistency of the cash flows and the fact that in the midwest, they are in very small markets, they can grow for a very long time. jonathan