one of judy's co-workers, james isaac, was killed in a traffic accident, and larry bruce made a startlingelation. he told police that isaac was having an affair with his wife and accused isaac of killing judy and then he may have killed himself. >> bruce implied isaac was somehow responsible for judy's death and killed himself due to his guilt over it. >> but no one could corroborate larry's claims and the primary focus continued to be on larry bruce. >> we ultimately made the decision not to press for the indictment at that time because everything we had at that time was circumstantial. >> time passed, and judy bruce's murder slowly drifted to the bottom of the unsolved case file. >> i never forgot the case. i would drive by their residence and we would drive by roadway trucking. i remember an alarm went off talking to a dispatcher at roadway trucking. i said what did larry ever say about this case because he worked there for several years after the homicide. and the feedback i would get was that he was the kind of guy that was bragging about it. he committed the perfect crime. he got aw

. >> reporter: that is when judy and bruce discovered had blind golf association. >> and i remember thinkinghow in the world could anybody even play without being able to see? and i think the answer is my wife. >> we play several championships a year and meet people in our same situation that also put a lot of effort in reconstructing their lives. >> the second annual shot in the dark golf tournament is helping those visually impaired or blind do just that, live out that you are dreams. >> i feel very lucky in some ways. i always think what are the benefits of losing your sight? one of them is that i get to be a national champion. which i would have never been in a sighted world. >> jason pugh, news4 sports. >>> that's amazing. that's all too for news4 this week. i'm veronica johnson. as always thanks for joining us. until next time, remember be safe, be kind, be happy and come back right here. uncle craig, what's the deal? oh...you can't record that many shows at once. why? you can't save every single cartoon. why? you know you can't pause the tv here and play it in another room. why? it's

jon: tammy bruce, judy miller. we'll have to leave it there.hank you both. >> thank you, jon. >> thank you. uma: back in this country a federal court ruling that could strike major blow to obamacare. if the decision stands, it could raise cost of insurance peoples for millions of americans. they're higher than president obama said they would be. james angle joining us live from washington with more on all this. jim? >> reporter: aside from court battles whether subsidies are legal in 36 federal marketplaces obamacare faces yet another controversy as insurance companies reprice their premiums for 2015, in advance of the november elections. >> everybody will know what the premiums are going to be, well before the election and premiums will be much higher than i think the administration is counting on. >> reporter: now though a few plans have small changes, many have healthy increases. listen. >> depending who you look at, some are looking at roughly 24, 25% increases. some of the estimates. others seem to be a little less. of course it will vary

judith miller, pulitzer-prize-winning reporter, author and fox news contributor and tammy bruce, fox news contributor. judy, let me start with you, are the media responding to this and appropriately holding putin's feet to the fire? >> i think they are, eric. this is issue where putin bears direct or indirect responsibility for what happened. everyone has been warning him for a long time that the situation on the ground in ukraine is unsustainable. he has been playing a double game that is speaking about cease-fire and actually taking every action that he can to indirectly support the pro-russian rebels, who probably shot down this plane. we will have an investigation. this investigation will continue. but you can see, from samantha powers this morning that the united states is shifting to a blame putin mode. eric: tammy, we're awaiting for president obama to make remarks that would certainly be stronger than what he made in delaware yesterday. do you expect the media is covering it? >> it is good the media is covering it. not a lost international coverage with the american media because it is not really a