cathy? if you don't have a severely damaged piece of furniture yes. )) but it says it brings furniture back to life. implying it raises furniture from the dead. cathy's table ... was knocking on death's door ... so it doesn't really do what is said it would do. polish and cleaner ... it works quite well. so much so cathy kept it .. variety of stores. and it does vary in price. anywhere from 10-15 dollars. so shop around for the best deal. ((dave courvoisier)) > east coast weather snarls flights at airports across the country. we check in with mccarran to see if you need to change your travel plans as we get closer to the weekend./// < news music voice over: "you're watching 8 news now at 6 francnevada is now." > ((dave courvoisier)) > just yesterday the state issued a scathing audit on the taxicab authority ... customers... and a recommendation to abolish the authority. ((denise valdez)) that's adding more fuel to the argument of ride- sharing companies like uber and lyft... who say their bu

cathy would be the alibi. >> she had told mr.zycki that she was going to church with me the next morning. >> come the next morning, cindy told her kid brother she was going out for a while. >> i'm like, where? you know, we're supposed to be together. dad's not going to be happy with us. and then she was like, i'm going, just stay here, and then she started walking, and i followed her, and she was like, go home, go back, and that's when she really changed her voice and screamed at me to go back, i was about supposed to come there. >> you can't be the tag along kid brother? >> yep. >> the infatuated 13-year-old softball case in her cool white boots and jean purse pivoted and strolled to the dairy queen. and then, she vanished. >>> coming up -- frantic hours, days of pain. cindy's family launches a search. >> it was panic. you knew there was something wrong. >> when "disappearance at the dairy queen" continues. but grandma, mommy says we don't have to wad to get clean. cuz we use charmin ultra soft charmin ultra soft gets you clean

. >> cathy olson, cathy jane olson no longer associates with her family. >> they will always stay on top. >> the underworld dated wac to the 1930s when the jane family began shipping in horses from the west. the jane gang as they were then known soon came to dominate the chicago horse business. they became a mafia, killing each other and anyone who got in their way, including perhaps helen brach. cathy's legendary uncle silas was godfather. >> he was the smartest man i ever knew. he could talk anybody into buying any horse. >> silas jayne was a great horseman. some say behind the smile was a ruthless thug. >> people were deathly afraid of him. the criminals flocked to him. >> why were so many people afraid of silas jayne? >> he was a cold blooded killer. >> if you crossed him or did something that might make that empire topple, you were going to have to pay the penalty. >> he shot and killed a man he thought was coming to kill him. he emptied three guns as the man crawled away. >> to me he is always going to be number one smart man. but the other part of me knows that he's a snake. a

senator thune: thank you, cathy. i want to welcome all of you to baltimore. it's a very exciting day. you get to hang with us now and cover a presidential debate tonight. we are excited to be with our house colleagues again this year. when we met last year we had a new majority. we were in the process of trying to get the senate functioning again so we could work with our house colleagues to actually get some things done for the american people. i think that we have at least, if you look at the record of this last year, done that in a pretty effective way. first balanced budget since 2001. first meaningful education reform since 2002. first significant social security reform since really 1983. and first multiyear highway bill since 2005. not to mention cybersecurity and a number of other things that we were able to transact through the senate this year. keystone pipeline which ultimately was vetoed. repeal of obamacare. there were a whole serious of things -- series of things that the senate was able to get done this year. we think that we have at least resto

it belongs to cathy stuchell. ((michelle: cathy, why does this table need so much tlc? cathy: well, i had some renters that totally destroyed a brand new table, so here i am. )) and we're here to help. will old amish rescue this table? we pour some on a soft cloth ((cathy: it looks like glue? )) we rub it on the heat damage ... the water spots .. and several scratches. scrub and rub we did. several times. the wood itself started to look quite nice. but those scratches .. heat marks and water marks ... never really changed.... at all. ((michelle: so at the end of the day, what do you think of this product? does it work? does it cathy? if you don't have a furniture yes. )) so as a wood polishing cleaner-- it's a deal. but as a wood restorer-- it's a dud. you can buy old amish at a variety of stores. and it does vary in price. anywhere from 10-15 dollars. so shop around for the best deal. with try it before you buy it, i'm michelle mortensen./// if you know of a product you'd buy... or a consumer problem... call the 8 on your side hotline at 702- 650- 1907./// demetria, wh

manager cathy croley says they barely sold any ice melter until yesterday. yesterday."it's been a rough winter so far for a hardware store that thrives on winter stuff!" stuff!""now heres one of the worst things to have to deal with on a snowy morning....ice all over your windshield!" ------------cathy has several products to help with that: windshield and lock de- icer....which can also prevent a costly broken door handle. while you are at it, dont forget to pack some roadside flares, a shovel, and jumper cables....just in case you get stuck.for that icy driveway.... driveway........cathy was out helping customers load up on ice melter.their top seller: prestone driveway heat....which claims to not damage concrete. concrete."it's gonna protect my driveway, i hope. rather than salt, salt seems to have an effect on the cement."so while most tri staters were not looking forward to a snowy rush hour.... hour...."you were praying for a snow day, weren't you guys?" at stores like crescent springs hardware, they have been waiting weeks for this and dont forget a jug of windsh

cathy lynn? >> if cruz doesn't win it's going to be the story of the election, but i'm going to go with a highflier and say maybe rubio. lou: all right, we've got it. there you have it. cathy lynn taylor, steve hays, thanks for being with us tonight. be sure to vote in our poll, the question is -- follow me on twitter -- links to everything loudobbs.com. hawaii right now, they are having record waves because of el nino. that's of course both a blessing and a bit of a problem if you are a surfer and trying to ride these swells. look at that thing. pro surfer tom trying to take on the 40 foot high wave. the monster proved to be far too much. just a month into 2016, this incident is being called the wipeout of the year, and that, i think, was probably an unchallengeable declaration. wow. what waves. >>> up next, a few thoughts on the many reasons mrs. clinton can't be president, and this week we've shown you daredevils and why they love to buy soaring skyscrapers. one more daring thrill-seeker. ther

joe fung says cathy was a friend, an avid runner and a coach training teams.. 3joe "cathy was an amazing person and friend and her loved her and misses her." so where do police look for stidhum? they say he hangs around walnut hills and mt. 2bruce and we know people we're asking for some help from the community." meanwhile...cathy's try to move forward with their 2joe "its been hard, you know, obviously it happened right before the holidays and it is something, you know, we all have to cope with and deal with." the lieutenant tells us that stidhum's name and photo are now in a national data base so any law enforcement agency across the country can arrest and detain him. but as you've heard...police believe he is still here in town so anyone if information is asked to call crimestoppers at 352-3040. reporting live from lower price hill.. mike schell.. fox19 now. the year 2015 brought a lot of cincinnati... from childhood poverty to violent crime and more. and today leaders from police, city government and the community met to develop a new plan... for a new year. fox19 now's gordon graham

at the time, cathy was taking part in the annual seven hills run. police say the driver did nothing to help cathy following >> at the presence of mind to remove the license plate from the car, and then run away. he had that in his mind assuming to throw off the police and not connect him to the crash. lisa: crimestoppers is offering a reward for information leading to his arrest. the number is -- 20-year-old nikolai gray junior is being held on $500,000 bond. he is facing six charges including four counts of felonious assault. he allegedly fired shots in the car hitting the child. reports of an uptick in overdoses in wilmington since the start of the new year. wilmington police officials tell us two of those overdoses have proven to be fatal. they say they suspect a deadly mixed with fetanyl is to blame. investigators say since they' ve january 1, seen 12 overdoses. police used narcan for the overdoses that were non-fatal. all the overdoses happened in just a four day span from last friday morning to tuesday of this week. two boys from brown county

but supporter of cathy chatfield were disappointed the judge did not address the pending charges for the hit and run-- including aggravated vehicular homicide. tampering with evidence and failing to stop. "we wish this could have taken its course earlier, but we definitely want to make sure he gets his time." they say they don't want what happened to her to happen to anyone else. "we all love her as a coach, as a friend, as a family member... we're streets but we want him permanently off the streets." it's time to check weather tensions continue in oregon. the stand off between protestors and the government is ongoing.who joined in .. and what that will mean in the we are tracking the big change over and snow in the forecast. 9 is on your side with live reports on road conditions throughout the morning. tensions on the rise in burns, protesters with militia groups showed up. members of groups like the "pacific patriot network" and "the idaho chapter of three percent patriots" have also arrived in oregon..to create a "security buffer" between law enforcement and the protestors. they'r

but supporter of cathy chatfield were disappointed the judge did not address the pending charges for the hit and run-- including aggravated vehicular homicide. tampering with evidence and failing to stop. "we wish this could have taken its course earlier, but we definitely want to make sure he gets his time." they say to her to happen to anyone coach, as a friend, as a family member... we're glad he's off the streets but we want him permanently off the streets." it's time to check weather with meterologist jason adams. we are tracking snow across the tri state. 9 is on your side with live reports on road conditions throughout the morning. steven avery has a new lawyer. you may know that name from the wildly popular netflix series "making a murderer".his conviction for a 2005 murder is the subject of the documentary series.chicago lawyer kathleen zellner announced friday her firm will now represent avery...avery's conviction has been upheld on appeal.thousands have signed tensions on the rise in burns, oregon as 'more' armed protesters with militia groups showed up. members of groups

today the loved ones of 57-year-old cathy chatfield -- the runner killed in a hit and run last month -- sat in court to see the man who police say took her life.-- he was in court today-- facing a judge. 9 on your side's rose-ann aragon has the story... pkg in court today 24-year-old thomas stidhum-- police say he was the driver who hit and killed 57-year-old cathy chatfield--a woman running a race--on the sidewalk. nats: 911--one vehicle -- two people are walking away. police say on december 6th the driver ran leaving after grabbing his license plate and a backpack--but a month later he was found. they say he resisted arrest and had to be tazed-- chatifield's running team-- seeing the suspect for the first time. nats: resisting arrest?lawyer: yes, judge. he denies the allegation and indicates he was injured by the officers and they took him down unnecessarily. his bond-- 10- thousand dollars-- straight cash-- nats: you think based on the allegations of the apprehension, i can expect him to return to court voluntarily? lawyer: he denies those allegations that's all i have to say, jud

at the time, cathy was taking part in the annual seven hills run. police say the driver did nothing to help cathy following the crash. >> he had the presence of mind to remove a license plate from the car and run away. and he had that in his mind, i' m assuming, to throw off the police and in any way not connect him to this crash. mike: crimestoppers is offering a reward for information leading to his arrest. the number is 513-352-3040. taking advantage of tragedy. sheree: it' s still happening -- scammers are using the recent death of local hamilton firefighter patrick wolterman to trick people out of money. mike: wlwt news 5' s emily wood for. emily: sheree and mike, this happened last week before hasn' t stopped. looking into three local phone numbers associated with these bogus calls. they say the callers claim to be from charities to help the families of fallen firefighters and police officers. the early morning fire that claimed the life of 28-year-old patrick wolterman became the worst day of many firefighters' careers. >> it' firefighters ha

but cathy halloran isn't your typical survivor. when she hits the stage to perform stand up comedy, most people know her as chick. font: cathy "chick" halloran, cancer survivor, founder of 'chicks and chucks' "you have beyonce, you have maddona and you have chick." it's where her organization' chicks and chucks got its name. an organization chick has dedicated herself to, since surviving breast cancer. on january cancer free. "every year i'm a survivor i do something stupid and crazy. at own. chemo hurts ok, chemo sucks. but the word 'no' hurts more than anything so i'm thinking, why don't i do standup comedy?" cathy took stand up comedy lessons and since getting that mic in her hand, has never looked back. along with st. elizabeth nurse rick terry, "he made contact with me and said, i do this, tell stories about the hospital. we could do a comedy thing together." chick and terry performs standup for 'chicks and chucks' and to raise money for other causes. "you've done so much for so many people" after beating cancer in 2002, chick

. >> at a press conference today about robberies in the area, metropolitan police chief cathy lanier says blair's concern is

font: cathy "chick" halloran, cancer chucks' have maddona and you have chick." it's where her organization' chicks and chucks got its name. an organization chick has dedicated herself to, since surviving breast cancer. on january 14 years of being "every year i'm a survivor i do something stupid and crazy. at nobodys expense but my own. chemo hurts ok, chemo sucks. but the word 'no' hurts more than anything so i'm thinking, why don't i do standup comedy?" cathy took stand up comedy lessons and since getting that mic in her looked back. along nurse rick terry, "he made contact with me and said, i do this, tell stories about the hospital. we could do a comedy thing together." chick and terry performs standup for 'chicks and raise money for other causes. "you've done so much for so many people" after beating knew she had to continue helping others going through the same battle. unannounced, she marched to the st. elizabeth boss's office and made her pitch. "i said you need to hire me while you still like me. cause i'm gonna be a hemmoroid. you may night see me but

well done, larry, as also, larry o'connor and cathy lynn taylor. >> thank you.: join us thursday night on the fox business network. next two republican debates hosted by fox business. i'll be in south carolina beginning tomorrow along with colleague sandra smith and trish regan monitoring the first debate thursday, 6:00 p.m. eastern, then at 9:00 p.m., maria bartiromo and neil cavuto moderate the primetime debate. >>> robber never learned to underestimate the person behind the counter. check this out. a thief walked into a convenience store and crawled up with a knife. whoa! he's swinging the knife. i think that, well, anyway, to the robber's surprise, the clerk pull the out a much bigger knife. are you believing this? after an intense, and i think when you are wielding knives that big, that makes it intense, the suspect did manage to get away. store clerk suffered only minor injuries. i give you all the credit in the world for guts, my friend. and naysly paried. but six rounds to the abdomen would have worked much better, just saying. >>> up next, iran detains

, fleeing the scene of a crime and tampering with evidence in the hit and run death of 57 year old cathy chatfield.the person who left chatfield to die on dorchester avenue, abandoned his car, ripping the license plate off the back to hide his tracks.when after weeks police finally caught up with stidhum in , they say he resisted arrest and twice had friends say they plan to see the case through, praying for justice justice we appreciate that the judge sset the bond so high. his is a flight risk. he hurt our friend, killing her. but he also hurt others as well stidhum faces to prior felonies for o-v-i, and another unrelated charge for domestic violencetimyka artist 9 on your side side 9 on your side has learned a cincinnati woman is among 3 people killed in a bus crash in honduras. honduras.according to columbia university... sophomore olivia erhardt died after the van she was travelling in rolled over. over.according to her facebook page... erhardt recently graduated from mariemont high school and conducted scientific research at cincinnati's children hospital. two others were killed in

accused of killing.why he's not answering you're watching good morning your side for the first time, cathy chatfield's loved ones got to see the man accused of of taking her life.chatfield was hit and killed last month while participating in a weekend race.police say thomas stidhum took off after running her down.9 on your side's rose- ann aragon has the story... pkg in court today 24-year-old thomas stidhum-- police say he was the driver who hit and killed 57-year-old cathy chatfield--a woman running a 911--one vehicle -- two people are walking away. police say on december 6th the driver ran --nowhere to be found -- only leaving after grabbing his license plate and a backpack--but a month later he was found. they say he resisted arrest and had to be tazed-- chatifield's running team-- seeing the suspect for the first time. nats: resisting arrest?lawyer: yes, judge. he denies the allegation and indicates he was injured by the officers and they took him down unnecessarily. his bond-- 10- thousand dollars-- straight cash-- nats: you think based on the allegations of the apprehension, i can e

"open-nats] cathy o'keeffe is the executive director of braking traffic... an organization that works to stop human trafficking through advocation for legislation... education... cathy o'keeffe/exectutive director, braking traffic: this is a very much a newly recognized crime, it's a hidden crime, so it's important for everyone to start talkinout this, to bring it to the forefront. braking traffik has already worked with local police officers and davenport rotary... telling them which behaviors are signs of sex trafficking.... and who to notify if they see it... the newest organization to partner with braking traffik... local hotels... denise browning manages the stoney creek hotel... denise browning/ gm of stoney creek hotel: we don't really know how to help, and it's like, as a hotelier, i think we all feel that way. general managers, owners, and line staff, i think we all want to know if we see this happen, what do we do?" o'keeffe told us nationwide... thousand victims of and when braking online ads for local statistics... o'keeffe says what they find is

cathy lanier talks exclusively to news4 how police got their man. >> reporter: black lives matter ison this new year's eve. >> we're counting down to 2016 by showing you how our region and the world are celebrating the new year. >>> off the top at 11:00, we'll take you live to times square where a million people are about to ring in the new year but security concerns are putting a damper around the world and evacuations ordered overseas. we will take you to one of the biggest events of our area. the biggest party live going on now in new york city hundreds of thousands packing times square with several thousand police officers keeping an eye. sara is there with some excited revel revelers. >> good evening, we're about an hour from midnight when the ball drops and what a crowd it is, more than a million people all packed in tight from around the world. some started lining up as early as 11:00 in the morning, showing real dedication to what many consider a bucket list item, new year's eve in times square. while they've been waiting, performers have been performing. including carrie und

cathy is in the weather center. the clouds are moving in throughout the evening. >> we really thought we would have more snow than this by now. but we have two systems were the system is on the way with a cold front to the north. we have pockets of heavier snow outside of aurora, parker, and extending down to the pond rowa park. showers are moving from the northwest to the southeast after a wiper -- winter weather advisory for the mountains. five to 10 inches of snow. occasional snow showers tonight and much of the day tomorrow. less than an inch accumulation is expected. unless castle rock, and higher elevation. minutes we will talk about the light snow and what it will mean for your morning drive. the plank forecast, as -- planning forecast, as we say to february. thanks. for deaths. snow measuring feet in places. a number of areas are asking people to avoid unnecessary travel. many schools will remain closed tomorrow as crews work 24 hours a day to clear the snow. >> still a great deal of work to be done. to cond

many of us who serve in the senate and cathy can speak for the house, but i mean you do -- you do your best to reflect the people he represents. in my first run for political office, i was running as the insurgent. outsider. i was running as the person that was the anti-establishment candidate. we all -- i understand that. i get that. i think that's a part of the political process. when we have a nominee and we are trying to figure out how to win that general election electorate, that will be a campaign what i hope we can bring our team together and focus in a unified way on the goal. and like i said, articulate a clear and positive vision for this country with clear a contrast thanepresen what has been offered by the president over the past seven years, as well as what is been offered up by democrats in congress, which i think has been more of the same. that is more expanded government. our vision is much more about expansion of liberty. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] from paul ry

bags) "she runs straight to the back and asks for super sally because she wants to make her little (cathy dunn, staten island introduce these covers, and they simple concept that seems priceless. >> hospital officials with a children's cancer center that first tested the superhero i-v bags say they've had tremendous results. they say 100-percent of their patients were in a better mood after the superhero i-v was installed. we'll be right back after this... the person who lives here... has to solve problems as big as the world... that's the job. everyday. and now, the first lady who helped get healthcare for eight million kids... the senator who helped a city rise again... the secretary of state who stood up for america, and stared down hostile leaders around the world... is the one candidate for president who has everything it takes to do every part of the job... she'll never let anyone privatize social security and medicare... or shut down planned parenthood... she'll take on the gun lobby... finally get equal pay for women... and stop the republicans from ripping all our progress away.

my new year's eve with cathy griffin in times square.his year she came up with some new ways to torture me and make me giggle like a school girl. seconds before we went on, cathy kept yelling, open up the barn door. open up the barn door. >> that's right. >> i didn't know what she meant. >> his barn door has been open a little too much lately. >> what's her name? i didn't ask. i slept with ryan seacrest last night. >> you did not the. >> yes, i did. >> no, you didn't. >> that's a bad angle for me. janet, up, up, up, up, let's go. how many times can we do this? >> not appropriate. >> so i have to be down here with them, pregnant. i tried on five -- >> that's wrong. >> five jackets. this is the only one that zipped and you're going to take your clothes off? that's how we're going to start tonight? that sounds great. >> are you crowning? >> can i just say -- >> are you crowning? >> i think that's for later hours when we have that discussion. >> just so see you with the "walking dead on "and be like, have you met my new boyfriend? what's up?

reporting live in leesburg, in lake county, cathy bell lich, channel 9, eyewitness news more and more spanish speaking people are moving to florida. >> a lot of folks have family destination from puerto rico to come to. >> coming up, how a new 30 million dollar plan will help them learn the english language. >>> plus, commercial space flight is closer to becoming reality, but still a gamble for those with high paying jobs. next at 5:00, how the upcoming presidential election could play jobs. . >> we're up against back-to-back cold nights, i'm updating the temperature dropping into the 30s and when our next storm system moves through. >>> thousands of people misout on tax credits because they don't know they qualify. how one group is making sure your family find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. for under 400 calories. the new caramel macchiato let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. america runs on dunkin'. >>> you're watching channel 9 eyewitness news at 5:00. coverage you can count on. >

cathy-lee hambright was there with the team for that game cheering on the sidelines with the rest of the panthers cheerleaders. now she works as a dance teacher in the piedmont, but hopes the current cheerleaders have as much fun as she did. >> what's odd is when we got off the plane, we were stars. it was a hard concept to grasp. i am here looking at everything in amazement, and everyone is that. allyson: cathy-lee hopes to one day see her 10-month-old daughter grow up to be a panthers cheerleader, too. if you want to go to this year's super bowl, you better be ready to spend a few thousand dollars. according to the ticket price tracker seatgeek, the ag ticket price right now is more than $5,300. that's the highest price in six years. so far, the most expensive seats sold were a pa near midfield. those cost more than $12,000. we want to hear what you think . which quarterback will play better on sunday, peyton manning or cam newton? take our now poll on our facebook, twitter, or w . here's a look at the results so far. 82% cam say cam newton while 18% say peyton manning. if you're v

(cathy bet/area director of special olympics in western il) "special olympics is all about what they can do, so we don't ever focus on their disability. it's always about trying to do their personal best and that's what they want to show everybody that look i can ski. " athletet in four different skill l groups competed in slalom andndownhill skiing events.... boththvents are titid.. but it's not just about the competition-- (nats) (sarah) "for the athletes tackling the slopes... they say it's all about having fun and making friends." (tom glenn/ warren county special olympics athletics director) "our big thing is to have fun first and wins will come as time, as they go on. so, the more fun they have the more chance they have to win." (cathy betar) "they just love it so much they just want to get out and show the world what they're capable of doing." long time special olympic skier beverly matern says it's all about the feeling she gets when she speeds down the slopes. (beverly matern) "i can feel like i'm flying when i'm going down the hill." all the athletes will advance to the sta

at the time, cathy was taking part in the annual seven hills run. police say the driver did nothing to help cathy following the crash. >> he had the presence of mind to remove a license plate from the car and run away. and he had that in his mind, i' m assuming, to throw off the police and in any way not connect him to this crash. lisa: crimestoppers is offering a reward for information leading to an arrest. the number is 513-352-3040. new video this morning of a robbery and shooting at a north college hill business where the owner of the business was shot in the back. police hope new video can help identify the person who shot the automotive. it' s surveillance video from a nearby business. 63-year-old joe leach is in critical condition. police still don' t know if he was targeted for some reason or if this was a crime of opportunity. lawmakers at the nation' s capital appear to be laying the ground work for a contentious 2016. leaders from both parties are showing that major hurdles remain if anything is going to get done in president obama' s fin

cathie carter, sister- in-law: "we're all upset about it because there should be something done. there needs to be justice in shirley's case." lining up at 3 o'clock friday afternoon, to bring shirley carter's name back to the forefront. ron danks, attorney: "tells me there's a lot of people who thought the world of shirley and think the world of bill." cathie carter, sister- in-law: "the best thing about her was her kindness, her empathy towards other people, people in poor health, people who were down and out." the last six-plus months have been a time of turmoil for everyone in this small community. after shirley's death, the carter family made another difficult decision, directing criminal accusations toward her youngest son, jason. kris mcvicker, shirley's niece: "he was forced to file the wrongful death lawsuit, and we want to bring attention to this and hopefully bring justice to what's happened." after a few brief comments from organizers, family, friends and neighbors joined hands together for a moment of prayer. matt russell, neighbor: "could happen to anyone. that's th

channel 9's cathy belich. >>reporter: he told me he believes there's a fix for just about every death penalty case in orange county and osceola county and working with state lawmakers to change the procedures of the highest court has taken issue with. >>reporter: last year, an orange county jury voted 11-1 for death in the execution-style murder of 19-year-old alex. circuit judge john followed the recommendation and made the sentence official. but this week, the u.s. supreme court ruled that florida's procedure fwifing the final decision to the judge, rather than the jury, is unconstitutional. we asked state attorney jeff ashton today if that strikes down the death sentence, and he said no. >> i don't expect this to be interpreted to require us to resentence anybody. but that's the absolute worst case scenario. >>reporter: ashton also believes the ruling is not retroactive, he believes death row inmates who have lost their mandatory appeals to the state supreme court are on track for execution. he believes the

this is from cathy. this coal isn't going to stop me. i'm going to keep on walking. i don't know where you are walking. maybe getting some exercise this morning. looking great. if you are head out, maybe to take the dog out or to get some exercise in, you'll need to there in ormond beach. some great shots as that dry cool air is leading to beautiful weather shots with our symptom pins app. what you are doing to keep ready for this cold air, even colder air tomorrow, just download the storm pins app for free. how cold is it? here are temperatures into the morning tomorrow. through 8:00 in the morning, also marion and sumter county county. temperatures close to freezing many many spots. 37 in palm coast. 43 in orlando. 45 in melbourne. temperatures likely to drop from here within the next hour as we get closer to sunrise at around 7:18. you can expect the cold air before the sun comes up. it feels like 36. it felt like freezing earlier. 41 in orlando. here's a look at your pinpoint accurate forecast. >> look at the sky into the future. blue sky, sunshine. a few on and

the end. >> very good summer, cathy. in this film, we'll learn about other problems that faced these people and what they finally did about them. afterwards, i want you to be able to identify and discuss the problems, and to describe how the eventual solution of these problems affected our country's histor history. >> it wasn't like the days when cowboys fought indians. farmers, ttlemen and nobody had what could make a difference. both had six-shooters and both could use them. finding a cheap and practical fence. some tried authority hedge. others, yarn for fencing, and it was pig-tied, horse-high, and bold strong. took four years and more to grow. others tried just plain-old wire. but cattle shoved right through it. and the search continued. for a fence that of d combine the low cost wire with the thorns of a hedge. barwell glinton, farmer was d credited for creating the first wire.d fence hash llowing year, jacob received a patent for his barbed wire. both were practical and inexpensive. the west got its fencing. >> wh

``i said, cathy watkins? ``she said, who are you? ``i said, i'm eric glisson. ``how are you involved this? ``she said, i don't know. ``how are you involved? ``when's going on? ``we both didn't know. ``we was confused. ``>> now 18 years later, assistant ``district attorney nicole quur ``ri's office believes there may ``have been a misunderstanding. ``the d.a.'s office continues to ``investigate. ``>> we have made a decision to ``take this unprecedented as you ``know, judge, an exceptional step ``that we are going to consent the ``conditional va katding of the ``conviction for these two ``defendants and the conditions ``being that the defendants do ``wear those electronic monitoring ``>> all that's left now is for ``the judge to make it official. ``>> the record reflects that the ``official vacater of the ``conviction as to mr. glisson and ``ms. watkins is granted and each ``defendant is released on their ``own recog any sans. ``[ applause ] ``>> eric's friends and family and ``the news media are waiting for ``him outside. ``and now, for the first time in ``nearl

. >> standing next to him is cathy watkins, the only woman of the bronx six. like eric, she was tried only for the cab driver's murder and in 1997 they went on trial together. eric says he doesn't know her now and didn't know her then. >> when trial started, the officers bringing us up to the court and an officer says this is watkins. i said, cathy watkins? she said, who are you? i said, i'm eric glisson. how are you involved this? she said, i don't know. how are you involved? we both didn't know. we was confused. >> now 18 years later, assistant district attorney nicole quur ri's office believes there may have been a misunderstanding. the d.a.'s office continues to investigate. >> we have made a decision to take this unprecedented as you know, judge, an exceptional step that we are going to consent the conditional va katding of the conviction for these two defendants and the conditions being that the defendants do wear those electronic monitoring bracelets. >> all that's left now is for the judge to make it official. >> the record reflects that the official v

i think she's gone too far in too many areas. >> cathy, interesting point that you make.over not holding her. you are seeing at least flicker of admission among republicans and conservatives in particular that it's too bad they didn't take sarah palin in 2008 after having endured the past seven years, how important do you think she will be to trump's bringing in new conservative voters? >> i think the timing of sarah palin's endorsement of trump is propitious for him right now. ted cruz has finally taken the gloves off against trump as retaliation for the birther stuff and main two arguments against trump now is he's not a real conservative and trying to paint trump as establishment guy. sarah palin blunts both of the criticisms by showing up. >> there's a challenge there, sarah palin, for all of the support she garners, sometimes she finds trouble wherever she goes. i think this is very good for trump as i said and i think it will be a boon to his campaign. but he has to tread lightly with it. lou: i have to tell you, she's lost none of her energy over six years. >> and

rahm emanuel's team reaches out to chief cathy lanier. her response in an exclusive interview coming up. jonathan: deadly end to traffic stop involving the oregon occupiers. are things coming to a conclusion or are they heating up again? michelle: was it an empty promise or a simple misunderstanding when some montgomery county residents wake up to find snow-blocked streets? the plight as they wait for a plow coming up on abc7 news at 4:30. jonathan: we are now learning more about the officers and the refuge in oregon. michelle: tension boiledover. we have the latest on the investigation. >> time for everybody in this illegal occupation to move on. there doesn't have to be bloodshed in the community. >> law enforcement officials speaking out on the deadly shoot out with anti-government protesters. >> let me be clear. it is the action and choices from the armed occupiers that led us where we are today. actions are not without consequences. >> we are told members of the armed group on the way to the community meeting when gunfire erupted in