kirk martin.nts as the previous d.a., saying the evidence pointed to cal harris killing his wife. killing his wife. the trial took three months. finally, late april, the jury got it. and the waiting began. michelle's family still convinced that cal was guilty. is there a corner of your brain that thinks, god, maybe it was somebody else. >> not at all. not at all. >> well, cal and his family hope the jury had been persuaded otherwise. >> you know, you have been confident before when you've gone on trial because you have said, i didn't do it. i should be acquitted and, yet, you weren't. so how does that impact your thinking now? >> just by what bruce and his team have done in the investigation. it's got to create some dough. we didn't have that before. >> so uncertainty. by this time it was a way of life for the children. >> so i think, you know, that things don't go our way, it will definitely, you know, turn all the world's upside down. i think we're -- i know we're tough enough that we'll get thr

. >> tucker: lastr month the residents of martin county kentucky received an ominous warning on facebook from their sheriff john kirke said, quote: law enforcement as we have known for the last four years will not exist. we are broke. lock your doors, load your guns and get you a barking, biting dog. if the sheriff's office can't protect you, who will? that's real. imagine hearing that from your own sheriff from your own government? in martin county kentucky the median household income is $18,000 a year. almost half the children live in poverty. one of the poorest places in the united states. the county is so broke the sheriff's department can no longer provide 24-hour police protection. keepep in mind that in martin county the opioid epidemic is still raging. they badly need help from law enforcement. more thanim 50 years ago lyndon johnson traveled to martin county, kentucky to pitch his war on poverty. clearly his solutions didn't work, obviously. but at least the goal was right. lbj wanted to improve america. that was laudable. that's the point of running america to improve it. our current leaders? not intereste

. >> very good, members, allen martin has an update for performance of the various quarters and calendar year end in december. allen, if you make comment, kirk will guide the monitor. >> given the lateness of the day, i'll try to keep this to six pages. this is a report for 12-31. since that time, the s&p is up 9.6%, so it's recovered a lot of the loss we experienced in the fourth quarter. the numbers here end 12-31, so they include that fourth-quarter loss. that top line is your net of fee time-weighted rate of return for various periods. you can see for the three and ten-year periods, despite a very low return in 2018, you were well above your assumed rate, and for the five-year 6.98 versus 7.4. versus a 60/40 index, and this is 60% of a global equity index and 40% of a line index, line three, every period your portfolio outperformed that. for the year, for example, you were up 1.41%. i will tell you, i have scoured every data piece i can find, and i've only found one public fund in the country that outperformed that, and it's not in the universe, so this was one of the, if not the top performing public fund in the country for the one-year