everett hewitt is accused of three counts of first degree murder. five years ago when he was arrested he told me he was innocent. >> did you kill those people? >> no, i did not, sir. >> reporter: the murders happened in this mobile home in march 2011. four people were shot and three died. >> i want justice for all three. >> reporter: beverly's sister was among the victims. beverly was in court today as the defense argued that the state failed to turnover all evidence in a timely fashion. the judge agreed, but said it wasn't enough to throw out the we also learned a plea deal was offered to hewitt, second degree murder. that was okay. >> i wish he would take the plea deal so we don't have to relive this nightmare. >> reporter: it could have meant freedom for hewitt in 15 years, but he said no and still maintains his innocence just as he has that day he was charged. >> you didn't do any of this? >> no, sir. >> reporter: his reaction of the deal says the death penalty is on the table if convicted. he tells me no matter what happens here, justice will b

steve ohnesorge was in court and spoke with the sister of one of hewitt's alleged victims that story is new at 5:00. accused of three counts of first degree murder. five years ago when he was arrested he told me he was innocent. >> did you kill those people? >> no, i did not, sir. >> the murders happened four people shot and three died u i want justice for all three. >> beverly's sister was among the victims and beverly was in court today as the defense argued that the state failed to turnover all evidence in a timely fashion and the judge agreed and says it was not enough to throw out the case and we learned a plea deal was offered to hewitt second degree murder. >> i wish he would take the plea deal so we do not have to relive this nightmare. >> he said no. still maintaining his innocence. just as he has since that day he was charged. >> you did not do any of this? >> no, sir. >> his rejection of the deal means the death penalty is on the table if he is convicted. no matter what happens here, justice will be served. judgment some day. and it's god. >> his judgment in here gets unde

when we come back, hue hewitt joins in on the conversation. that and more ahead. >>> welcome back. coming up on 18 after the hour. among the races, we are watching the republican primary in missouri. it could get take some time before we know with 99 plus percent of the vote in, a difference of 2,000, who's going to come out on top in this one. steve kornacki is at the big board, looking at these same numbers. >> we have interesting exit poll numbers, will republicans rally around donald trump if he's their nominee, would they look for another alternative. that's what you're seeing. republican voters were asked, if donald trump is your candidate in november, what would you do? 27%, just more than a quarter saying they wouldn't vote for im. that is -- it seems like a high number. but here's context. the same question was asked about ted cruz. look at that. basically a quarter of republicans also said they would not vote for ted cruz if he's their candidate. here's the twist. john kasich, who we think of as maybe that number would be lower. they didn't ask that question about john ka

everett hewitt showed no emotion as the judge explained this deal - - deal to keep them off death row. >> we don't want to relive this nightmare. i hope he just takes it. >> reporter: she doesn't want to hear more on the details of how her sister was killed. they believe robbery was the motive. . but after learning the judge sentence, he was attorney told the judge today that the client maintained his innocence. beverly says she is only wanting to have justice and does not believe in the death penalty. >> we do not pay for life with life. . he will get his judgment someday with god. >> some investigators were cross-examined for not taking notes or losing maps of the crime scene. that will be included in the final closing arguments of this case because of those missteps. >> dave tweeted out updates from inside of the courtroom all day today to find more about major news as it was enfolding. follow dave and other gentlemen reporters on twitter. >>> a man is accused of secretly keeping through a the ymca. he was arrested there yesterday. a woman was looking - - said he was looking throug

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hewitt. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: nah. uh-huh. uh-huh. unh. both, both. very good. what's your first name? >> nicardo blake. >> judge judy: hold old are you, nicardo? >> 15 years old. >> judge judy: and what grade are you in school? >> nine. >> judge judy: how do you know davia? >> i don't. i just see her at school. >> judge judy: have you ever spoken to her? >> well, once in a while. >> judge judy: what did you talk to her about when you spoke to her? >> i don't remember. that's... >> judge judy: look, i don't want you to look over there. i want you to look right here. there's a lot going around you, right? the most important thing going around you is right here. you speak to her about what? >> i don't remember. >> judge judy: mm-hmm.

hugh hewitt is joining me from the hugh hewitt show. thank you for joining me. hugh, before we play the response. do you think this is going to have any impact on his campaign? >> oh, absolutely. i'm a big believer in momentum in sports and politics. i'm wearing my browns jersey for the convention in cleveland and i'm a browns fan but i wanted to make the point that momentum matters a lot and what happened on jake's show yesterday is what we would call a game changer, in politics, equivalent to mitt romney's 47% comment four years ago, equivalent to gerald ford's comment that poland is free. as bad, much worse than hillary clinton saying she was broke when she left the white house. gaffes are a terrible thing but a gaffe about race, when you're offered three chances to denounce david duke and the kkk and you miss three times, when you've done it the day before and you do it the day after is a fundamental issue now going forward and i had ted cruz on my show tonight, you had marco rubio earlier, they both have jumped on this and they are not going to let it go. i

it is nice to have something tangible to see all of the moments that we had together. >> reporter: hewitt says one of the most important milestones is when mom gets to hold their baby for the first time. will even says the the necklace not only remind her of charlie's accomplishments but all of the love and care he got in the nicu. allie gorman for channel six "action news". >>> if you are looking for a job there is some good news this morning. costco is raising entry level wage for first time in a decade. retail giant said it will pay entry level employees $13 an hour or $13.50 an hour beginning this month. that is a dollar per hour increase, and employees at the top of the pay scale are also receiving a pay raise of two and a half percent. >>> millennials are a major force in the housing market. 75 percent of americans between age of 18 and 34 said they would like to buy a home. consumer reporter nydia han has tips on how to save for that big down payment. >> reporter: things like high rental cost and student debt can make it very difficult for millennials to save for a down payment but

it would have dropped three it would have kept hewitt off death row, but hewitt turned down the deal because the judge could not guarantee a max number 19-year prison -- max number many-year prison sentence. one family member says she wants hewitt to take the deal >> i wish we would take the plea deal so we don't have to relive this nightmare. >> the judge will give his attorneys more leeway while cross examining some investigators who either did not take notes during an interview or accidentally lost a map of the crime scene. he also said the defense can make the final closing arguments because of those missteps. >>> police arrested a charlotte man they say kidnapped a rock hill teen at gunpoint, forced her to withdraw money and then robbed her. anthony lewis is facing charges robbery. police say this all started when a 16-year-old girl responded to a facebook post about a quick way to make money. they say when she met lewis he pulled a gun, forced her to go to banks to deposit fake checks, and then made her withdraw $5,200. was scared to tell police because she was worried lewis wo

i want to point out that hugh hewitt is a big ohio state fan. >> you mean the ohio state university? >> that's what they call it. >> i don't think kasich is going to get out. he's not going to get out. it's just a question of whether he allocates resources to wisconsin because he will play very well in western pennsylvania where he's from and western new york where he's got very strong roots as well. he pulled back from wisconsin and says, okay, that's ted cruz's, let's start to cooperate. if not explicitly, then implicitly. tomorrow morning it becomes very clear that if you want an open convention, wisconsin has to go to ted cruz. >> hugh, what's the case to be made that ted cruz would fair so much better in wisconsin than john kasich? i just think about -- when i put scott walker and john kasich and ted cruz up as a threesome and i want to say one of these kids is not like the other, the one who i kick out is ted cruz. it would not be john kasich. >> you have to dig deeper into who supported scott walker in his recall and a lot of the people who did support scott walker in his reca

i want to bring in hugh hewitt, conservative host of "the hugh hewitt show" who joins from us his studios in irvine, california. hugh, good evening, thanks for joining us. >> good to be here, thanks for having me. >> rube grow and cruz both think they're still a path despite donald trump's victories tonight. how do you see the numbers breaking down in terms of delegates and a path to victory? >> i'm always a little worried when i disagree with chuck todd, but i do. i think this was actually not that great of a night for donald trump. he had a very good night, a strong night. but on thursday morning of the last debate, hurricane donald was a category 5 that was going to make landfall and win 10, maybe 11 states tonight. instead it's a category 3, maybe a category 2, and there's a couple different narratives. there's a narrative of ted cruz's comeback and what you just heard hallie say about is important. there's a narrative for marco rubio, who with this minnesota win caused 100 headline rewrites overnight. you see a delegate count for donald trump which is slightly more than half of what

influential radio talk show host hugh hewitt. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> from nbc news in washington, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. students in history know how familiar chicago is with violence at political events. in 1968 anti-vietnam war protesters clashed with police at the democratic national convention in chicago. ultimately what played out ultimately became known as a police riot, the chaos tarnished the party and led to hubert humphrey's defeat and loss in that fall. and pushing and fighting led to donald trump can't scheduled appearance. ted cruz and marco rubio and john kasich agreed the ugly scene was the result of a toxic environment nurtured and encouraged by trump. and here's hillary clinton adding her perspective yesterday. >> if you play with matches, you can start a fire you can't control. that is not leadership. that is political arson. >> but to his supporters it was another example of opponents trying to deny the leading candidate for the republican nomination his right to

[ cheers and applause ] >> hugh hewitt. is pretty strong but marco rubio hopes someone flips it off and i think it took a big hit over the last 72 hours. if you remember the 1999 battle for seattle, nobody liked that. it recoiled from it. there are professional disrupters. he is now a magnet for it. >> magnet for it. >> that is going to accelerate. and john kasich, i think we're going to have a throwback tuesday where he wins in ohio because he is the opposite of that. he's actually -- i was reminded of him when i was seeing george schultz in the front row of the nancy reagan funeral, perhaps the greatest living american public servant, extraordinarily credentialed. john kasich is credentialed. donald trump is the tractor beam on the disappointed, but i think this week it's changing. >> all right. hugh, every sunday we come to this point. i was joking with our producer, alex, for the last six weeks it's been, boy, trump's in trouble. then tuesday comes and he wins big. then he does something controversial. trump's in troubl

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let's discuss now with hugh hewitt. are you doing okay? >> i am. it's a grim night but i'm glad to be with you. both donald trump and ted cruz came out strong. >> i would say the egg heads that came up with this international law should turn on their television and watch cnn right now because i'm looking at scenes on cnn right now that are absolutely atrocious. i'd be willing to bet when i see all the bodies on the floor, including young, beautiful children, if they watch that, maybe, just maybe they'll approve waterboarding and other things. >> here's ted cruz, hugh. >> it's an example where democrats are more concerned about political correctness than they are about keeping us safe. and that's why people are so fed up. we need a commander in chief whose priority is keeping the american people safe. that's what i'll do. >> so what is the line here between national security and discrimination? >> well, there's a front page "new york times" story today, don, on what brussels did not do over the last 20 years, which was to attempt to integrate neighb

yesterday attorneys for everett hewitt claimed important evidence had been lost or took years to find, including a taped interview and a map a witness drew of the murder scene. hewitt is charged with three counts of murder in the deaths of susie blevins, connie miller and wade sigman back in 2011. one of the family members has waited five years for justice. >> i want to know why. and i haven't got no answer yet. it is hard. i have been wanting justice. we have been let off four different times to get justice for this. >> the justice ruled there are the case. the trial is supposed to start next week. >>> next week a man accused of robbing the same east charlotte store twice is due in court. police say rodriguez walker walked up to the store in january and earlier this month. the warrants show a worker at the store during both robberies recognized walker in the second crime. she ran out of the business and went next door to call 911. walker faces robbery charges. >>> police seized walker's phone as part of this investigation. >>> new this morning, doctors are treating two people shot at

. >> harold hewitt and his truck are about to get back on the road. he was one of the victims of tire vandals in his newcastle neighborhood. he is on a fixed income and fixing those four flattened tires would have cost around $600. the owners of rhino said they heard his story and wanted to help. >> it meant a lot to me, my truck would still be parked if not for rhino lining helping me. >> you can't help everyone but if small businesses get involved it can lift one person's spirits and that can carry on. >> wonderful message there. hewitt's truck was among 17 cars damaged in that tire slashing spree in newcastle on february 25th. at least one of those victims back on the road today. >>> it is time now for another check of the accuweather forecast. adam joseph is back inside. >> i already forgot i was outside. sky 6 hd penn's landing now a spectacular afternoon, a few high clouds streaming in and a southerly wind helping to push in that record breaking warmth. as we look at the present numbers, 78 in allentown and 79 in reading and 80 in philadelphia a

only two candidates who still have some hope of challenging tr them far behind in the today on hugh hewitt's radio show cruz ruled out ever serving as trump's vp. >> i have absolutelyoing that. >> reporter: not that trump had even offered. >> if trump beats cruz next week in arizona, then you can see a path for trump to 50% of the delegates. if cruz can beat trump in arizona, then i think we really are looking almost certainly at a contested r: tonight trump had a surprisingly strong showing from female voters. >> bimbo. >> dog. >> fat pig. >> reporter: despite this political ad. >> you know, it really doesn't ite. as long as you've got a young [ bleep ]. >> reporter: but that doesn't seem to faze him. as he told "good morning america" this morning. >> we're doing wellry. but i'm leading with women and i'm very happy about it. >> reporter: according to abc news exit polling, he has won the women's vote in 13 out of 20 you, ohio! >> reporter: on the democratic hillary clinton. bernie sanders in most of the rust clinton sounded triumphant. >> we are moving closer to securing the democratic par

brian hewitt was there during arrest. >> four or five marked cars. a gentleman in handcuffs getting put this time back of the car. i recognized him as one of the parents. >> the four identified victims that we know of at this point are extended family members of the suspect. >> reporter: police say two of the alleged molestations happened over a span of 15 years. the other in the last two years. and because of garcia's involvement with youth sports and the boy scouts, police fear the victims list could grow significantly. >> we have reached out to the little league as well as the boy scouts to get information out and specifically identify what involvement mr. garcia may have had with those organizations. >> reporter: garcia also owns tony's embroidery in gilroy. the business in an industrial park was closed for the day. >> your reaction to what he's accused of doing. >> shocked, i guess. you know what i mean? >> reporter: molestations charges were the last thing on brian hewitt's mind when he witnessed the arrest. >> we were thinking maybe tax evasio

. >> maeve reston, i appreciate that i want to bring in hugh hewitt, the host of the hughhewitt show. you doing okay? >> good evening, mr. lemon. how are you? >> it's good to see you. i'm doing great. the establishment is in an all out frenzy plotting to take down donald trump. it too little too late? >> well, donald says he is the great unifier. he has brought ted cruz and lindsey graham together. so i guess he is right. i think what you're going to see now is that it is not going to be speaker ryan, it's going to be donald trump, ted cruz or governor kasich. of the three as i step back, i haven't endorsed anyone. i'm not in favor or against anyone, i think ted cruz is likely to be the nominee. because all of the forces that are coming to bear right now on donald trump are institutional. and strange things have happened. when you have lindsey graham step out in favor of ted cruz and yale wins an ncaa ii basketball game, it's just a matter of time until the klingons hit the earth. it's such a weird set of circumstances. but the institutional best interests of the republican party seem

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howard hewitt checked out the four new tires on his truck. he was the victim of a tire slasher last month. the owner of rhino liner heard the story and wanted to help. >> you can't help everybody but if small businesses and people get involved, you know it can lift one person's spirits and then that can carry on. >> it meant a lot to me. because my truck would still be parked with four flat tires if not for rhino lining helping me. >> 40 tires were damaged in the tire slashing spree in a new castle neighborhood. at wegmans we believe the best way to help you is to provide choices that offer you the best prices, quality and selection. wake up with wegmans family pack ♪ 1,2,3,4 you can save 30% or more. from tasty energy bars to creamy and delicious yogurt. let us help you find that perfect balance of size & savings. how can you save 30% or more? sfx: finger snap wegmans family pack. we do it because we're family too. >>> some new birds coming and a lot of birds going. >> some broken birds going out the door. the eagles and dolphins will swap p

correspondent at "the washington post," doris goodwin and conservative radio talk show host hugh hewitt. i'm going to start with you, doris. how did we get to where chicago looked like chicago '68? >> it not only looked like chicago '68 but chicago 1912, clubs and baseball bats in front of the room to not let the opposing supporters in. they'd scuffle in the lobbies and dynamite explosions went off. we should remember we've been through this before, but the difference is we're seeing it live now just as we did in '68. and so you're feeling what's happening to our country. as an historian i might say, oh, this is exciting to be able to know 200 years from now an historian would be able to detail this the way i couldn't pretty sad. >> look at this what we've put together of trump and some of the remarks he's done. take a listen. >> he was swinging. he was hitting people. and the audience hit back. and that's what we need a little bit more of. you know what they used to do to guys like that when they were in they'd be carried out on a stretcher, folks. like to punch him in the face. i'll t

brian hewitt was there during arrest. >> four or five marked cars. a gentleman in handcuffs getting put this time back of the car. i recognized him as one of the parents. >> the four identified victims that we know of at this point are extended family members of th