you know, eddie and i were friends. you know, we played basketball every day, we would talk on the basketball court about telecommunication reform. we would go to each other's offices, we would sit on the floor. but, you know, we also did that with john dingell, we did it with tom buyly, mike -- bliley, mike oxley. we really had a bipartisan team of people working on this reform. we all understood how big it was, and eddie's absolutely correct. if we hadn't begun this process in 1993 and 1994, it would have been difficult to arrive at a product in 199 a -- 1995 and 1996. so when you look back at the recent history of major pieces of legislation, i really believe ours stands out. i'm not saying this, you know, to boast, but i think ours stands out as a major piece of legislation that was highly technical, that was about the future. and you had people other than just eddie and i, a group of us working together for a common result. and we actually, you know, crossed the capitol. and worked with members of the senate. so it

eddie may disagree with me. the only thing on my have done differently is in regard to the checklist, i might if made it more prescriptive so there would've been less interpretations with the federal interpretation commission over a short period of time. we had a conscious discussion and i think we ended up with the right results saying we wanted to leave discretion with the federal communication commission , realizing that technology was evolving and there would be things that we could not anticipate so i think we made overall the right policy decision but in that regard i probably would if comeback and suggested a more prescriptive approach. >> before i get back to that, i want to go through this litany of saints. mikedingell was great, tozan.billy toes in the senate, fritz hollings and trent lott agreeing on everything, amazing. they would clear the pathway to make this possible legislatively and a relatively short. of time. you can keep going down the line. including jay rockefeller and olympia snowe working

eddie mills...a tow truck operator, just doing his job, when he was killed along i-85! 3 his family is still mourning his death...but they're also focused on making sure no one else gets killed.so they're supporting a bill called eddie's law... in his honor. honor.it comes... on his birthday as he's remembered in columbia and here in the upstate. upstate.fox carolina's sarah danik was at a vigil for him... she's live in spartanburg 3 diana and cody - family and friends of eddie mills gathered at wood memorial park, where eddie mills is buried.we spoke with his wife and daughters tonight.while it's been an incredibly difficult tiime, they are thankful for all the support they've received.and tonight -was about laughing and crying - and remembering a man they all loved. 3 3 3 tonight is eddie 3 mills birthday ...and his daughter courtney knew she had to honor her late father the way he would've liked likedi don't think he would want us to be sad i don't think he'd want us to sit around and cry and all that but to have fun and just remember the fun times we had together he

law" law"fox carolina's adrian acosta joins us now with details 3 3 "eddie mills family says they were devastated when he was killed on i-85 back in novembera&.but they've now focused their grief on a cause that could save other families from feeling the same pain" "he's loved towing his whole life, he loved helping people, he was a hard worker, a great husband, a loving father and a great friend to 3 many people"and stacy mills says the night her husband eddie was killed while loading a car onto this truck on i- 85a&.all of that came to an end end 3 "im not upset with the guy, i don't hate him, i don't wish ill against him, its just hard to go through this with your family"mills and her brother-in-law benjamin mills are now hoping to get "eddie's law" passed passed 3 "i really don't want another family to go through the tragedy we went through" eddie's law better known as house bill h 394 is sponsored including 2 from the upstate bill chumley and mike burnsthe law would provide pptection for tow truck drivers not currently offered under the states slow down move over law "emergency ve

all right, eddie, let's go for the rolling roadblock. jules, move in front. uniforms are now diverting traffic. copy that. (tires squealing) mommy. it's okay. liam: but there's police cars. everything's going to be all right. (electronic chirp) parker: helen, it's greg again. i just want you to know what we're doing so you guys aren't worried, all right? everything's okay. these cars are just going to help you slow down safely. nobody's in trouble, all right? jules, i'm closing 15 feet. ed: start decelerating. it's okay. let's tighten it up. (siren wails) irens wailing) come on, come on. hi, helen. get out, getut. stay away from us! come on. i'm greg. hi. helen: it's okay. it's okay. parker: hi, liam. hi, alice. how are you guys? i'm the man who was talking to your mom in the car earlier. ed: boss, you need a shield. mommy. what are you dng? why do you have a gun? how you guys doing? i'm scared, mommy. boss, wait for the shield. she thinks the system's against her, ed. she eds to see some trust. it's not... it's a mistake. but i know you got my back. right. g

we're at the intersection of euclid avenue and eddie road here. and this is the eastbound lane of euclid avenue and this is where the section came. and i want to tell you how it began and it began as we understand a traffic stop in off striking the officer and told that that driver is okay and then it came here through down euclid avenue and you're look at the video here from what happened, actually, and this car jumped the curb and struck a teller, struck a hydrant and rolled a couple of tames and came to rest and this is a crazy scene this morning and we spoke to a mcdonald's employee, i should say, who was inside and heard it all go down. take a listen. >> and i heard it like a train derailed and look -- and it was after that. and swarmed the whole place and it was over there in the parking lot. >> reporter: i am told by officers that was a female driver. the only person in the car and she was alive when they got to her but unresponsive and in serious condition, transported this began all the way down euclid avenue and ending here and mcdonald'

investigators say edward kirby got his son eddie to team up and kill his older brother george who at 63 was already a sick m man. >> he decided to take advantage of his brother's illness and began planning, plotting with his son eddie to fraudulently obtain 10 live insurance policies by pretending to be george kirby so they could collect more than 100 to us san dollars in benefits. >>> they actually got away with it for while. collecting more than a hundred thousand bucks from different insurance companies. eddie even brazenly moved into the victim's home neighbors say and started living large. >> he had a brand in you car. he tour it up. >> reporter: yesterday the gig was up and the law caught up with them. >> they come here yesterday morning 7:00 o'clock. >> reporter: how did the con work? investigators say edward trick the insurance companies by impersonating his brother using a system for the disable. >> on the telephone with the insurance companies, eddie would use an ip relay system which is a service access through the internet for the speech or hearing impaired so the person

debart low who i sat down with today the talk about entering the hall. >> eddie debart low! >> reporter: being named to the hall of fame is something he rarely thought about. >> and one of the lucky ones to go into canton with the immortals of this sport, and i am so humbled and so honored that -- it is almost impossible to put it into words. his home in tampa to talk about the journey to canton, his reign as owner of the ultra successful san francisco 49ers with five lins lombardi trophies, but there is someone missing from all of the joy. eddie's dear friend, the late freddy solomon. >> that weekend that it all happened super bowl weekend, freddy had to be on your mind. >> the thing that bothered me the most is freddy wasn't there with me. because he had become without question just one of my greatest friends, and he was like a brother to me. >> eddie became known as players' owner. he wanted the organization to be family. everyone was special to him. >> and when our players got hurt, i went with him to the hospital. on birthdays, i recognized birthdays. >> and i just did

police found on euclid avenue and to eddie road and euclid avenue and this is where it ended. you can see the aftermath and

he just wants to do it for eddie.for us and i'm doing it for eddie. >> fixler also writes a book about the robbery and his vietnam experience called "semper cool" and donates all royalties to wounded veterans through the barry fixler foundation. >> i want to honor the men and women serving today. the men and women serving when i was in service. and, also, to leave a legacy to my family that, you know what, i'm a good guy. i love my family and i love my country. >> the retired marine continues to run his jewelry store. always mindful of the day two gunmen tried to rob him. >> i looked like a very easygoing fellow. non-threat fellow, nerdy. so they really came thinking that this is going to be a cake walk. this is the easiest thing ever. and it turned out not to be the easiest thing ever. >>> coming up -- a store manager who never fired a gun in her life ends a robbery with one shot. >> got up like i was coming around and i grabbed the gun. >> when "caught on camera: armed and dangerous" continues. it's easy to love you

look at the baby oh, my god. >> eddie was a mechanical engineer who decided to design wheels for his doberman 27 years ago when she could no longer use her back legs. the idea took off and he started his own business with his wife, leslie. we believed possible, but the banks loved us, too, because the bankers all had dogs. >> the couple now has a 5,000 square-foot workshop and 17 employees. >> this was supposed to be a retirement hobby. so -- >> how is that work out for you? >> i consider it a failure as a hobby. >> there are many reasons dogs lose mobility. that's why eddie's wheels looks at each dog and custom makes carts for nearly 2,000 animals a year. >> it's kind of gratifying to see a dog drag itself in sad and depressed, put it in a car, it smiles, wags its tail and runs off. >> they adopt dogs. one born without front legs and beau. >> this is amazing. >> they get back up and enjoy rolling in a whole new way. >> look at you go. >> "q": look at that. >> laura: well the business is expanding. they just made carts for a pig and an alpaca. prices range from $400 to $1200 animal a

columbia...lawmakers take up "eddie's law!"what they're saying about implementing it... and the story of the local man who's inspiring this legislation! legislation!plus...an upstate school district adopts a new text alert system!how it's sparing kids time spent hanging around the bus stop... and helping to better ensure their safety! in the battle of the burgers, jack made a "declaration of delicious"... he took a stand for hand-leafed lettuce and fresh-sliced tomatoes. he formed a perfect union between 100% beef, cheese, and mouth... ...with buttery bakery buns for all and america ate it up. true story. we're making every burger better, like the new double jack. these creamery shakes are so rich and creamy. i know. finally a shake for an aficionado like myself. wait. you're a shake aficionado? not a shake aficionado. the shake aficionado. -whoa. -(chuckles) yeah. well, perhaps you could be one too. go ahead. mm. there's a coolness. cold, it's cold. okay. ice cream is cold? stop the presses, guys. "ice cream is cold," says pete. print it. new slow-churned creamery shake

county back in november.now -- his wife stacy is leading an effort to pass "eddie's law." the law would provide protection for tow truck drivers... who are only covered under certain circumstances in the state's current "slow down, move over law." 3 3 3 "he's loved towing his whole life, he loved helping people, he was very dedicated to the business he loved it very much and was a hard worker, a great husband and a loving father, a good friend" friend""its just hard to go through this with your family" family""eddies law" is sponsored by upstate and mike burns.this new bill has a maximum fine of 5-hundred dollars -- but violators can also be sentenced to 30-days in jail. the bill is set to be discussed by the education and public works subcommittee in columbia this afternoon.dozens of tow trucks are expected to show up at the capitol to show 3 3 this weekend -- a benefit will be held in honor of a greenville county deputy -- who was **shot in the line of duty. duty.this saturday, march 5th-- you're invited on a motorcyle ride called "a love run for officer dave dempsey." t

sot: eddie vick/public safety coordinator 35:43 a lot of those apps went off but by the time it was off the tornado was already here track despite the devastation --community leaders say there was an element of beauty that came through this tragedy. sot: eddie vick/public safety coordinator 32:12 one thing i veearned from this event is that how strong the strong the human spirit is of overcoming adversity and how they pulled together i never seen anything quite like that track strangers -- reaching out and helping those suffering in their greatest time of need. county leaders tell me they re looking at having townhall meetings to better educate the public about having up-to-date information on their smart when there are potentially dangerous weather systems headed this way. live in waverley at margaret kavanagh news channel 3 a volunteer - on his way to a hanover county polling place - died in a crash. deputies say 76- year-old malcolm gardner s car flipped several times yesterday, as he was on his way to work at a voting location in ashland. gardner was ejected from his car, and later

between eddie world and the stage coach hotel. /// ((brian loftus)) ((kirsten joyce)) no accidents on freeway. things looking good on surface streets earlier accident west harmon and las vegas boulevard doesn't appear to be causing much delay. > that's a look at the roads... back to you./// ((brian loftus)) > former college of southern nevada students may have earned a college degree... without even knowing it. the college is contacting thousands of former students... to make them aware of a new "reverse transfer" process within nevada. it allows an associate degree to be awarded to some students.. who transferred from a community college to a university. eligible students must apply for their degree by march 7th. /// ((kirsten joyce)) > for those craving southern comfrt food... cracker barrell announced a the valley. in december, we heard a location would open near the silverton. and yesterday, county leaders announced a second location near i-15 and craig. cracker barrell provides home- style southern comfort food. the north las vegas

-- his wife stacy is leading an effort to pass "eddie's law." the law would provide protection for tow truck drivers... who are only covered under certain circumstances in the state's current "slow down, move over law." 3 3 3 "he's loved towing his whole life, he loved helping people, he was very dedicated to the business he loved it very much and was a hard worker, a great husband and a loving father, a good friend" friend""its just hard to go through this with your family" family""eddies law" is sponsored by upstate representatives bill chumley and mike burns.this new bill has a maximum fine of 5-hundred dollars -- but violators can also be sentenced to 30-days in jail. the bill is set to be discussed by the education and public works subcommittee in columbia this afternoon.dozens of tow trucks are expected to show up at the capitol to show support for the bill. 3 3 it's ______.good morning joe. we're getting ready to celebrate all kinds of cultures right here in our area.i'll tell you when, where, and how you can take part. 3 we head to break

investigators say edward kirby got his son eddie to team up and kill his older brother george who atwas already a sick m man. >> he decided to take advantage of his brother's illness and began planning, plotting with his son eddie to fraud lenly obtain 10 live insurance policies by pretending to be george kirby so they could collect more than $100,000 in benefits. >> reporter: they actually got away with it for awhile. collecting more than a hundred thousand bunks bucks from different insurance companies. eddie even brazenly moved into the victim's home neighbors say and started living large. >> he had a brand new car. he tore it up. >> reporter: yesterday, the jig was up and the law caught up with them. >> they come here yesterday morning 7:00 o'clock. >> reporter: how did the con work? investigators say edward tricked the insurance companies by impersonating his brother using a system for the disable. >> on the telephone with the insurance companies, eddie would use an i-p relay system which is a service access through the internet for the speech or hearing impaired so the person o

basketball to coach eddie jordan is listen up new york. thutere's a new drug out here. and it's trying to destroy our generation. it's called synthetics. . . so, some guy thought it might be a good idea to spray poison on some herbs, and then sell it to you. nonc, it's not marijuana. it goes by names like k2, spice, roorcks. causes hallucinations, rapid heart-beat. vomiting, seizures. and it can kill you the first time you smoke it. we gotta have each other's hbacks. this is our future. and the future of new york is s ing noad to synthetics! go to oasas.ny.gov, or call or text the hopeline. always heard fios was a lot faster. but i thought it'd be a hassle to switch. turns out it wasn' they showed up when i asked and ey set up wi-fi on my laptop and tablet and stuff. it's true. it is better. i'm here to mow the lawn. it's february, curtis. maybe i should change some switchers guarantee. we'll arrive when promised and set up your devices to your new wi-fi. switch now and get 100 meg speeds, plus tv and phone for just $69.99 a month online. switch to better. switch to fio

polls show trump leading, but wesh 2 political analyst eddie be on rubio' s side. eddie fernandez: what we are seeing is a very real possibility that the come back kid marco rubio could actually pull ahead of trump in this cycle. matt: we have learned tonight more than 1.8 million early votes have already been cast. for most counties, early voting ended tonight, but it continues orange polling locations like the library here in winter park. volunteers told us they have run into some upset independent voters. the what remind us especially for tuesday that florida is a closed primary, that means only registered republicans and registered democrats can participate. reporting live in winter park, matt lupoli, wesh 2 news. adrian: thanks. protesters spark another security concern at a donald trump rally. [shouting] adrian: secret service agents event in ohio three of trump' s campaign says the agents acted when a man tried to breach the security buffer. a trump spokeswoman says the man was removed rapidly and professionally. trump remained on stage as his supporters sho

--el jefe "eddie garcia" dice que no cuentan con agentes suficientes para patrullar la ciudad y reponderos reportes ... --la agencia ha recibido muy pocos reclutas en su academia en los ltimos aÑos y es posible que cancelen el programa ... --el jefe dice que aunque los oficiales estn cansados..por el momento no hay otra opcin.. lorena/vbox --un hombre acusado de pintar grafiti en una escuela de san leandro comparecer hoy frente a un juez. --"cody sisson", de 21 aÑos, fue arrestado el pasado mircoles tras ser identificado como el responsable de escribir el mensaje racista. --segn las autoridades, "sisson" confes que lo hizo en apoyo a la supremaca blanca. live bug lorena --- tiempo de la pausa... take vo / lorena --- --un congresista de san jose quiere reunificar a familias separadas por las deportaciones... y tiene un plan para hacerlo realidad...los detalles en breve --- takevo/lorena --- si tiene preguntas de inmigracin, una abogada experta en la materia estar aqui para responder a sus dudas... asi que llamenos al 408 944 48 13 ---- take vo / lorena --- siganos en nuestras redes social

eddie fernandez: i think they' re all going to move to the middle but truly focusing on florida' s , independent swing vote which happens to be crucial for every campaign. it coincides with the i-4 quarter. adrian: as of last month, there are almost 3 million actively registered voters, with no party affiliation. a number that could rise as we head to november. enough to make or break a campaign. >> those independents are the reason why it swings back and forth between republicans and i' m sure you will see both of the nominees visit here quite a on independent voters. adrian: wesh 2 democrat analyst re already starting to see that from hillary clinton as she stumps less against sanders and more against trump and the republicans. carol cox: she does know those independent votes are going to be critical especially in a re start to change. adrian: for commitment 2016, jim: count on wesh 2 news for continuing coverage of commitment 2016. you can also get the latest updates and poll numbers on the free wesh 2 mobile app. new orlando crime stats show the -- meredith: new orlando crime sta

governor sandoval will join valley electric association tomorrow for a ribbon cutting at "eddie world" in beatty... for the first operational nevada electric highway charging station. the charging station is located past the gas pumps between eddie world and the stagecoach hotel./// ((dave courvoisier)) > former college of southern nevada students may have earned a college degree... without even knowing it. thousands of former students to make them aware of a new "reverse transfer" process within the state that allows for an associate degree to be awarded to some students who transferred from a community college to a university. eligible students must apply for their degree by march seventh./// ((paula francis)) > an inmate at the high desert state prison could be charged.. along with a woman on the outside.. for allegedly trying to bring drugs into the facility in indian springs. the department of corrections says 21-year-old keondre ridley tried to pass off 27 grams of meth to 21- year-old mustafa kyles... who is serving 36 to 120 months for robbery and possession of stolen property

photographer eddie alonso is focusing on some military men over there with some big assault rifles. they're standing outside guarding the station and then, eddie, just pan over to the right just a little bit. you did see that there are some army trucks here. we are told that they have been in place since after the paris attacks and obviously, security is heightened here because it is a very important transit hub in light of the recent bombings. that's the latest from brussels. pei-sze chang, news 4, new york. >> we thank you. >>> happening now, family members of two missing new brussels to search for them. alex and sascha pinczowski were at the airport when those bombs went off and relatives say they were talking on the phone to a family member when the line suddenly went dead. they haven't been heard from since. we are staying on top of their out of belgium. you can look for more updates from pei-sze chang throughout the day right here on nbc 4 new york and of course on nbc new york.com. >>> iranian hackers have been charged in a cyber attack on a new york dam. the justice departme

and star of obsession of "eddy the eagle" taron egerton is here and shared the dream. it all starts right now on meredith. [applause] makes you feel real good. [applause] >> meredith: hi, everyone. we have a great show today. "scandal" may be the hottest show on television. any can fans in the audience of the show? i am pleased to welcome back lovely katy lowes here today. and i upon so obsessed with the new movie called "eddy the eagle" starring taron egerton who is here with us.

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here's 90 and eddie road. things are moving along smoothly there. we look at a view of 77 and 480 as this traffic in a bit of a fog heads off to valley view bridge on 480. in and out on 77. tail lights barely seen are headed off toward ridge road and you know the drill. here's the story on the roadways with regards to speeds. everybody up to speed until you get to 71 at 40 miles per hour as you make your way onto the jennings split. that's not a surprise. we fly in from the west side, and not great flying weather. you can see it's an easy go as we make our way into town. all right. so far so good despite the fog. we'll turn it over to brian. >> brian: john, thank you. looking good wearing right clothes is a big deal, and it's important for many women as they jump into the work force or as they try and work up the so-called corporate ladder. so it can be a big stressor and that stress, of course, starts with the expense. clothes they think they can help in a couple of ways. randy zeid says many women end up with clothes that don't fit who they are an

backed off, the woman kept pursuing into east cleveland that's when she crashed at the mcdonald's's at eddy road and euclid avenue. >> pursuit is difficult, you're trying to weigh the need of apprehension versus the danger to the public and officers into the driver, what made the situation unique and a key factor to continue where the actions before we even became 100sh down euclid avenue with no officers presentdo for whatever reason. >> police say she was the only person in the carar they believe thatc maybe a family member's car ,e nobody else was injured and no officers or bystanders were injured she was doing about 100 mphs. >> man accused of repeatedly penalizing the home of them you could man has been indicted, jason kozan charged with vandalism missinged,, arrested last week after an extensive police investigation including undercover surveillance and other tools they say that heer bombarded the house withov eggs and fruit using some sort of street. remains found on the side of a lorain county highway,t search ofof route 58 is south of route 162 in eaton township cannot determine th

. >>> and i am tracking that accident on 90 eastbound right and into eddie road and no big delays as of yet though and that is on the map for sometime and 77 north looks fine on the grown pear and i am seeing slowing and you approach the curb and going 30 miles per hour and let's get a look at the 480 and eastbound city zoom, 77 to 271 and we're looking at an 8-minute ride and clocking in at 63 miles an hour and heading outside on 71 and we are looking just fine and this is 71 in clarkville and off. into cracking murder cases, a show on the investigation discovery channel will feature a cleveland case and the new episode of motives and murders will focus on the 1984 rape and murder of gloria pointer where dna evidence led to an arrest in 2049 and that airs at 9 on march 10th. >> and 6:25 now and let's get to the dancing with the stars. the wide receiver brown will compete in the ball room and we know jody sweeten from fuller house and ginger zee will compete for the trophy. and the rest will be revealed and the 22nd season of dancing with the stars premiers in -- weeks. >> and they'r

some breaking news on accident in we are live on the scene it was the police chase it ended up at eddie road no issues as you come into town or out of town we do have a pretty easy. great ride coming in from route commute. basis is now claiming caught responsibility for the attacks. on enforcement agencies around the world are looking around the world to ensure there are no other terror related threads connected to brussels. he uses social media to get in touch with other things go wrong. he willer to news of the terrace attack from passes for he and his family and friends had been living and workingatri eventually a face time. unfortunately it's not that way. this is the next best thing. the coverage of the terrace attack continues visible. any your update e at fox8.com. the fox 8 i teamox is answering one of the biggest questions about security at the national convention was going on with the up with a notes and we did some digging to find out what's going on with 5,000 outside officers through the roof can national convention inside mix puts going steps the q uncertainty. so many que

out eddie murphy? that was most excited -- >> oh, my gosh. >> seth: the most excited i was to see anybody. >> that was so surreal for me l know that eddie murphy is my idol. you all know that, right? >> seth: yeah. we all know that. i really look up to him. yeah, right. >> seth: i introduced you as that. >> yeah. [ laughter ] actually, louis c.k. brought me over to him. like, "you wanna meet ed?" i was like, "sure."er there and eddie murphy was like, "oh, yeah. i know exactly who you are. yeah, exactly." [ laughter ] he said, " it's something about your will smith impression. your will smith is amazing. [ laughter ]t." [ cheers and applause ]d like, i didn't know what to say. i was like, "oh, my god, i don't know what to say." like he turned me into a dominican woman. >> seth: oh, no.ned me dominican. i was like, "oh, my god, mr. murphy, i love you. i can't believe this, papi. oh, my god, i love you" -- little weird. i'm going to get a drink. all right." >> seth: now, did you watch the >> i did. >> set

that's why eddie's wheels looks at each dogs and custom makes carts for nearly 2,000 animals a year. >> it's gratifying to see a dog drag in sad and depressed and put it in a cart, smiles, wags its tail and runs off. also adopt disabled dogs like webster born without front puppy. they are motivators for dogs >> this is amazing! >> reporter: who get back up and enjoy rolling in a whole new way. >> look at you go! 2 news. >> that's fantastic. the business is expanding. and alpaca. >> prize go from $400 to $1,200 depending on the size of the animal and they ship nationwide and they sure do bring a lot of joy. >> good-bye to vacations and their retirement. >>> that's it for the news at 5:00. the news at 6:00 starts right now. [ music ] captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> reporter: a water crisis in new jersey dozens of schools ordered to stop using the water bass of high lead levels. >> in here, got canned food if >> carts, crates, bags of cans, it's a caravan that you have to see to believe. can anything be done for this homeless hoarder? >> a rescue of a man t

eddie said i don't care what you do, just just take care of it he's your brother. do it.he quicker do you this, the quicker we can get the money. >> the victim was home bound and lived here in frankford. neighbors are shocked by the treacherous relatives who brazenly moved in to the dead man's home they say the nephew was taken out in cuffs yesterd yesterday. >> kill family over money and insurance policies and stuff like that, you know, we living in cruel and crooked world today. >> killed him not with a gun, not with a knife, but with pills. >> reporter: investigators say this is the murder weapon. methadone pills the scheming father and son got tired of waiting for the victim to die and new george former addict would take and overdose on these pills. a few hours after getting that deadly gift, george was dead and investigators say the father and son started trying to collect on the 10 policies they managed to fraudulently score. >> can't believe he did that. just can't believe it i mean. they'd do anything today for money. money the root of all evils. >> reporter: and

. >> reporter: they came to eddie's wheel, sugar falls massachusetts so pepper could get measures and. >> look at you go, look the at the baby, my god. >> reporter: eddie was a mechanical engineer who decided to design wheel for his doberman, 27 years ago when she could no longer use her back legs. >> idea took off and started his own business. >> took out more mortgage is a and we left us because bankers all had dogs. >> reporter: couple has a a 5,000 square foot workshop and 17 employees. >> this was supposed to be a copy. >> how is that working out for you. >> i considered it a failure as a hobby. >> reporter: there are many reasons dogs lose mobility that is why eddie's wheels looking at each dog and costume makes carts for 2,000 animals a year. >> it is kind of gratifying to see a dog drag itself in, sad and depressed and watch it run art. >> reporter: that is why a family adopts disabled dogs like webster born without front legs. >> and bow, paralyzed as a puppy. they are metvation for dogs like pepper. >> this is amazing. >> get backup and enjoy in a whole new way. >> look at y

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wered about 2012, we approached by a guy called eddie carol, a journalist who would started a project where he someted the loss of personal family letters. he felt that was important that materials are preserved. he wrote a letter, and the response was be start receiving all this material. he was able to edit down the letters, he produced a couple of books, and he has continued over the years to receive letters from people. at a point, the material reached a critical mass, and he was .ooking for a home for it the center for american war letters is essentially an archive. there is the center itself, and the archives. the center is really they're just to build archives. archives consist of about 90,000 veterans' letters from the american wars. ,he women and men who fought anywhere from the american revolution through afghanistan. artifacts, uniform pieces, metals, service documents, things like that. the bulk of the collection is the second world war, no doubt about that. we are also represented in the first world war, something we don't talk a lot about in the united states. the next w