but life of hillsborough county is a world of extremes.nother young man confined here faces the possibility of never seeing home again. >> just use this time as best i can and hope i get out. >> 19-year-old kendrick morris was charged with two counts of sexual battery with a deadly weapon. he is awaiting sentencing. prosecutors are looking for 120 years. >> a young lady was going to the community library, she was assaulted, drug behind the library, beaten within an inch of her life and brutally raped. >> after being taken into custody he was connected to another assault ten months earlier. >> it has been the assailant in the rape of an elderly daycare worker. >> he was also convicted of that crime and in jail awaiting sentencing. he still claims he's innocent. >> they say anything else, armed robbery or something like that, maybe i will say i'm capable of it but rape no, attacking a girl, no. hitting a girl, no. at the end of the day that's just not me. after looking back on the case and how we handled it in defense and how our closing sta

. >> without bond he will stay in the hillsborough county jail while he awaits trial for two robberies he could get up to 20 years in prison. and he says that kind of time will guarantee he will never change. >> if i stay in jail until my 60s and 70s and get out i will not be at publix telling you paper or plastic, ma'am? that's out. i will do back to what i do best.

when you have a conversation with someone in hillsborough county and he says his deputies are deliveringeclosure notices to the so-called middle- class -- and all these indicators are upside down in terms of the challenges they face. a lot of it is driven by joblessness. so i say let's get real about what needs to be done in the country and pull people together. the first steps need to consist of putting forward strong economic programs that speak to revitalizing the economy and getting us back on our feet. i have been a governor, twice elected. we had a great economy, a major job creator. not that government creates jobs, but you have to bea attentive to that balance. we put forward an economic program. i would like for you to take a look at it. i think we have copies here that you can take with you. "the wall street journal" has come out and endorsed it as the best of the plant. our tax proposal is calling for a clean sweep of the loopholes, reductions, lowering the rate, broadening the base. on the corporate side, we need to end corporate welfare, we need to phase out subsidies. we ju

he fell, it was the end of his life, and it was the beginning of the murder prosecution in hillsborough county, florida. florida did not put women on juries unless they came into the clerk's office and volunteered. how many men would volunteer if they could escape service? her thought was, if there were women on the jury, they might better understand my state of mind. not that they would acquit me, but at least she thought she might be convicted of the lesser climb -- crime of manslaughter rather than murder. she was convicted of murder by an all-male jury. she had raised that question of the absence of women on the jury rolls in florida all through the lower courts, the supreme court heard the case. the attitude in 1961 was, we do not understand what women could be complaining about. they have the best of all possible worlds. they can serve if they want to. if they do not want to, they do not have to. well, the notion of a citizen that escapes the basic obligation that you have to participate in the administration of justice really means that you do not consider that person, that citizen expe

the end of his life and it was the beginning of the murder prosecution of gwendolyn hoyt in hillsborough county, florida. florida didn't put women on juries unless they came into the clerk's office and volunteer for service. how many men would volunteer if they could escape service collects [laughter] her thought was that there were men pondicherry, they, they might better understand my state of mind. not that they would put me, but at least, she thought, she might be convicted of the lesser crime of manslaughter rather than murder. she was conveyed to a murder by an all-male jury and she had raised that question by the absence of women from the jury rolls in florida also a to the supreme court heard the case and the 1961, we don't understand what women could be complaining about. they have the best of all possible worlds. they can serve if they want to. if they don't want to, they don't have to. well, the notion escapes that basic obligation you have to participate in the administration of justice. it really means that you don't consider that person for citizens kadesh is expendable and the ad

the end of his life in the beginning of the murder prosecution in hillsborough county florida. or it did not put women on jury unless they came into the clerk's office to volunteer for service. how many men would volunteer df they could escapes service?vi her thought was of there were women on the jury they may better understand my state of mind. not that they would lead the quote -- acquit me but at least she thought she may be convicted of the lesser crime of manslaughter rather than murder. she was convicted of murder by the all male jury. and she had raised the question of the absence of women from good jury rolls andco florida all the way through the lower court, the supreme court heard the case and the attitude in 1961 was we don't understand what two women are complaining about. they have the best of all worlds. they can serve if they want to. if they don't want to they don't have to.e but the notion of a psittacine who escapes the basic obligation to participate in the administration of justice really means that you don't consider the person a fullll citizen. if she is

though it is not picking up in prince george's county and buoy and montgomery county and back to the west, lees burg and hillsboroughand bluemont we are going to see that chance for rain and most of it is on the light side if not drizzle. down to the south this is the requester that could see heavier showers. we are looking at a few of those showers in the south. big time rains down there. they have seen 3 inches of rain in charlotteville and we could see more of that tonight. here comes more rain for late in the day tomorrow. once again during the day on friday and then we have bigger changes. let's take you through the future weather here stopping tomorrow morning an tomorrow afternoon. the rain is making it way in here. we'll see bouts of rain throughout the day tomorrow. and once again during the day on friday. not a washout either day but will need the umbrellas nonetheless. light showers tomorrow morning. 56 to 61 degrees tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon mostly cloudy with scattered showers, possible thunder if we see sunshine. the best chance is to the south and east. in the next four days show another ch