daughter came over here and said that somebody shot her parents. >> when police got there, they found diane johnson shot to death in her bed, apparently, while she was still sleeping. alan johnson was also dead on the floor next to the bed. >> the shower was still going, and i could see directly into the shower, and there was a bullet hole that was straight on, chest high, straight into the tile. >> the murder weapon, a .264-caliber rifle, was still on the floor. >> it was probably one of the most violent crime scenes that i had ever seen. >> sarah, the couple's 16-year-old daughter, said she was asleep in her bedroom down the hall when she heard the first shot. >> she immediately got up, went through her parents' bedroom door, called her mother's name, heard a second gunshot and then fled the residence out the front door to a neighbor's house. >> unfortunately, sarah didn't see the assailant. at the foot of the victims' bed, investigators found two knives. >> that certainly was a mystery to us. we have these two homicides, and why are these knives placed in the manner that they are and what does t

johnson reports she has refused to leave. >> why won't you leave? they asked you to leave. why won't you leave? >> reporter: we met diane stratton wednesday night at the home she is now refusing to leave. >> you don't want to leave, you don't have anywhere to go? >> reporter: ralph and marcella bracamonte have issued a notice for her to leave. they say the woman they found on craigs list to help clean and care for their three children in exchange for free room and board has stopped working and won't believe. we found she has been a party to numerous other cases before. we found cases of hoa upkeep, traffic accidents, appliance purchases, even claims related to rental cars. she made numerous appeals related to her father's estate and named a troublement litigant. >> she can stay there because the family has to go through an eviction process to force her to leave. >> reporter: the bracamontes are going through the legal process but it could take months. >> i think the prospective employer should take the time to consult with a lawyer or draw up what they are convinced is a legally enforceable and proper document. >> repor

johnson. google glasses trying to expand thebusiness by taking criticized glasses to a stylish direction with new frames designed by dianeon furstenberg. shades, fromeight rter fornd net-a-po $1800. google signed a deal with ray-ban and others. thermostats,to google labs plans to acquire the but theys -- netlabs are acquiringdropcam. how will nest and google and dropcam work together? what does the deal mean for nest and dropcam? it'sr google and nestlabs, the addition of the best-of-breed products in home monitoring and home video that they don't have. googlepcam, nest and bring tremendous resources to help them expand their footprint. wast's sort of like nest the shocker for google. our nest and dropcam complementary? >> in the sense that both companies have a similar design philosophy. easy tose incredibly use -- think about the smartphone -- easy to use, that kind of design philosophy in the products they build. you can imagine these expanding into a whole set of products for the home consumer that are very poor userthan the old interface products we have a cost -- we have become accustomed to. >> what kind of things

diane turbyfill covered the trial for "the gaston gazette." >> there was some biological evidence of -- that michael mead had had sex with lucy johnson withinher death. >> reporter: why does that matter? prosecutors say mead denied having sex with her that night but police say he did and dna proves it. what's more, they say it was rape. >> lucy would not have had sex with him willingly. >> lucy was pregnant and she had a condition that made having sex dangerous for the health of the baby. >> reporter: it was a flashpoint in mike mead's police interrogation. he is vehement the sex was consensual and several days before the murder. >> but you said you had sex with her after that. >> really, because she begged and -- >> you still had sex. >> i don't know. >> come on. >> no, but -- it was super gentle. >> don't give us a bunch of crap that you didn't do this when you clearly did. >> reporter: at trial, prosecutors aren't finished. they have a blockbuster surprise. a star witness who tells jurors, "hold on." mike mead, he says, confessed to him. that's right. outright admitted he pulled the trigger that killed lucy johnson. lucy's uncle can bare

diane keating and then followed by everything i needed to know. for more information visit latimes.com. >> next, live from the chicago tribune printers row lit fest thomas johnson and james nowlan discuss illinois politics in their book "fixing illinois: politics and policy in the prairie state". >> good morning, everybody. my name is john dudly. if gives me pleasure to welcome you to the lit fest. i want to thank you to the sponsors that make this event possible. the author's book fixing illinois is on sale right now in the main lobby. there will be signing copies of the book outside of the auditorium outsidef of the conversation. today's program is broadcast live on c-span booktv and if there are questions we ask thad that you use the microphone so the vow viewers can hear. if you would like to see this again it will air again at 11 p.m. please subscribe to the road journal. this year we are introducing a digital bookstore through our tribune book app. before i begin today's program. take a moment to silence your cellphone. please turn your camera flash off. you may take pictures. in fact, we encourage you to do so and post to twitter, instagram or facebook u

diane keating and then followed by everything i needed to know. for more information visit latimes.com. >> next, live from the chicago tribune printers row lit fest thomas johnsonnd james nowlan discuss illinois politics in their book "fixing illinois: politics and policy in the prairie state". >> good morning, everybody. my name is john dudly. if gives me pleasure to welcome you to the lit fest. i want to thank you to the sponsors that make this event possible. the author's book fixing illinois is on sale right now in the main lobby. there will be signing copies of the book outside of the auditorium outsidef of the conversation. today's program is broadcast live on c-span booktv and if there are questions we ask thad that you use the microphone so the vow viewers can hear. if you would like to see this again it will air again at 11 p.m. please subscribe to the road journal. this year we are introducing a digital bookstore through our tribune book app. before i begin today's program. take a moment to silence your cellphone. please turn your camera flash off. you may take pictures. in fact, we encourage you to do so and post to twitter, instagram or facebook usi