layman and sharp are sentenced to ten years in prison. levi to nine. a fraction of the 50 years they've been facing. and with time already served and time cuts for good behavior and completing his ged, levi will be getting out in a few weeks. >> we got justice today and that's what we wanted. >> i'm very glad it's over. >> reporter: april erdos' final drive to wabash prison is here at last. >> he's going to have all kind of emotions when he gets out. >> i was extremely nervous. like my palms got sweaty. i was in there shaking. as soon as he said nine years i was like, whoo! i knew i was going to be home. >> i don't -- i think i'm going to be speechless. i'm just going to hug him. give him hugs like he's never had one before. did you see uncle levi? oh, i see him. you're free, levi! thank god you're home. >> yeah, it's all over with. i love you. >> love you. heartache finally over. >> a car. >> how's it feel? >> a car. >> reporter: these are his first few moments of freedom. >> good. >> i can't imagine what you're feeling. >> god. that place was hell. >

. >>> 19-year-old blake layman and 20-year-old levi sparks last three years of and they could be behind bars for 47 more, convicted of felony murder in the death friend denzel johnson, though neither of them pulled the trigger. >> what do you miss while you're behind bars? >> family. that's basically all it is, just reporter: on the outside, their families haven't stopped fighting for their freedom. >> right now it's like keep the prayers going and just keep supporting these hopefully the supreme court will see it different. >> blake layman, levi sparks, anthony sharp convicted of the crime of felony murder. >> yes. >> no other counts on which there was convictions? >> corr >> my understanding is that they would be returned back to juvenile court, some of them would, to stand for a waiver hearing on just ther: finally after years of appeals their fight paying off. >> this morning the indiana supreme court overturned murderee of the >> reporter: the indiana supreme court overturns their controversial felony murder convictions. >> basically ruled that no way these young men could have for

among them 21-year-old denzel johnson and 16-year-old blake layman. >> got off school that day. we ended up talking. coming up with dumb-ass plans. excuse my language. >> reporter: the plan was to rob an empty house. >> why an empty house? >> it was just a plan to get quick money, it was never a practicen to hurt anyone or confront anyone. >> were any of your armed? >> no. >> reporter: they settled on >> you're convinced nobody's inside? >> we had knocked beforehand. i mean, not like -- not just rung the doorbell, knocked. >> reporter: while the four teens entered the house they thought was empty levi stayed on the porch at a lookout. >> you didn't say, hey, fellows, this is a bad idea? >> i could have. but no, i didn't. >> there was a boom and my whole house shook. >> reporter: the testimony of rodney scott, homeowner. he was home. upstairs taking a nap. >> fear coming over you and you don't know if you're going to get hurt or if you're going to get killed. that's when i decided i was going to fire my gun and try to trap them. >> i heard a bang. and then i heard another bang. a

but this one a dead dead giveaway, gonna put this in layman's terms. that's jake layman on the oop. terps up by 6 at half. late 2nd half, kam williams, one of the young bucks that can hit big time shots. ohio state by one with 6 to play. but the buckeyes had trouble with trimble, melo trimble dropped 20 in columbus. maryland escapes with a 66-61 win thad matta: "we were inches away and we have to close that gap of that inch. as bob said, we had a really good opportunity but didn't get it done." buckeyes don't play again until game of local interest, uk at tennessee on tuesday. xavier back home against saint john's wednesday. coming up, from undrafted, to one of the best at his position in the nfl, the story of andrew norwell's journey from anderson to the super bowl, next on sportswrap. joe bam vo back with the first it's the carolina panthers touching ground in california. and - cam newton wore a pair of steelers' zubaz. what look like leggings are really 850-dollar versace jeans. and - they're now sold out online. true story. somewhere in this mass of massive human beings is a kid

the only shareholder at vatican bank, they hire layman to run the details of the in and out of money but the presents and people responsible for the finances of the vatican are the same people who run the religion. >> host: how big is the vatican bank? how much money does it hold? has access? >> guest: in reverse order who has access is a group of people, by its charter was created in the middle of world war ii, has been around seven years in the institution. citizens of vatican city, religious orders and catholic charities, in practice it has been manhandled and this used for years by everyone from wealthy italians, who has control over it, the pope is the only shareholder of the vatican bank, but in addition, the size of a small community bank, 7 to $10 billion a year, not enormous, goldman sachs pales in significance, but enough money when it is running the dark without any oversight or transparency, plenty of problems and that is what it has done. >> why was it formed during world war ii? >> he questioned the 700 page book, why was the vatican bank form, and the problems it got i

bre layman out for two of his 15 layman getting teammates involved.in even points two minutes left. it works forces a turn over. o lay it in for the tie just not enough. maryland allowed purr due to t shoot. 79-yes, sir.ir. dropping them to 23 and six on the year. gw pretty much in eliminationmia game. gw down seven they fight for the lose ball they'll get it down low slight did you know lay up k did you know he had 12 later in the frames. time out. they drew it up. one handed. nervous down two. no good. gets rebound. >> while the rest of the leaguee is making movers t ro keep up te cavs are, they clears waivers he will have the option to play with teams minor team. >> but it is just it's away to give us more flexibility.lexi it's away to allow more, if there's anything out that that can help our club. that's the business side of thed nee w era of the salary cap. >> this week nfl draft prospect evaluated. this year nicks hundred declare early for the draft. college starts making jump for dollars. no one can hate on barber for going pro. >> it was just, there was some things i was go

the only shareholder at vatican bank, they hire layman to run the details of the in and out of money but the presents and people responsible for the finances of the vatican are the same people who run the religion. >> host: how big is the vatican bank? how much money does it hold? has access? >> guest: in reverse order who has access is a group of people, by its charter was created in the middle of world war ii, has been around seven years in the institution. citizens of vatican city, religious orders and catholic charities, in practice it has been manhandled and this used for years by everyone from wealthy italians, who has control over it, the pope is the only shareholder of the vatican bank, but in addition, the size of a small community bank, 7 to $10 billion a year, not enormous, goldman sachs pales in significance, but enough money when it is running the dark without any oversight or transparency, plenty of problems and that is what it has done. >> why was it formed during world war ii? >> he questioned the 700 page book, why was the vatican bank form, and the problems it got i

michael layman will be in court. he was arrested for the stabbing death of 23 years jimmy lynn. >> police say the victim was stabbed multiple times in rural cedar rapids off highway 30. onces told cbs2 layman and lynn got in an argument before the stabbing. tune in at -- >>> a woman charged in connection too the death of 14-year-old -- 52-year-old robin merchant is out of jail after she has to wear a tracker until her trial starts. that teen -- three other people face charges in connection to red linger's death. >>> more details in the sexual use scandal. the owner of the midwest academy ben train a suspect in in an investigation involving a 17-year-old. the midwest academy has been closed since authorities raided the building last months. students have been sent home. nearly 60 mee have been laid off. authorities look into five accusation of sexual abuse at the school. that investigation is expected to last several months spp>> a man is dead after falling from iowa. it happened near else worth. working on the twhour

the terps trailed at jake layman, nice pass. maryland down six. the badgers hit some clutch shots. zach showalter, that was the dagger, 56-45. maryland loses at home. 70-57 final. georgetown facing providence. 26.ling by as many as huge comeback with one minute to go. eight seconds to go, georgetown down by a three. devonte a rivera with the three, but it is blocked. 75-72 final. duke and virginia went down to the wire. cats down one. .alcolm with a reverse layup 62-61. -- and he scores the winner at the buzzer. huge win for duke. sorry, virginia. davison.son hosting mason down one. jenkins puts up a floater, no good. up by one.s inbound pass tickets. george masonss to pulls up the victory. in conjunction with black history month, the university of maryland honored the 50th anniversary of the historic 1966 national championship game. ,he texas western squad majority african-american players, groundbreaking, starting five black players in defeating an team to capture the title. one the players got emotional talking about a historic moment. just, i my father and i just pointed to him

that is the layman's term explanation. 25 drivers began to sprint unlimited last night. as usual, big ones like this one on lab number 23. tony stewart is out, kevin harvey also knocked out of the race. this race ends with the new overtime rules to get past the line. denny hamlin. last night the nba slamdunk contest, defending timberwolves. looked this, hard to beat. aaron gordon of the orlando magic did over and over, stuff the magic dragon. eagles we just keep going. stuff is now spinning on the hover board. gordon and levine going to two rows of a dog off. here is gordon behind his legs and off stuff had. that levine is going to win it. a beautiful dog. a perfect score. slamdunk contests. tonight, college basketball florida hosting alabama. lead at the half. they blow that lee, k von allen with a steal and a slam. the gators back on top at three points. now, alabama with a strong second half. jimmy taylor a big slam and a stare down. taylor again with another jam. he led alabama with 11 points. the gators lose a close 161 to 55. check this out, dc's acosta graphs the

jake layman led mary back. tied the game at 76. one fifteen left. johnny hill knows where he's going. pur back up by 3. pur wins it. 83-79. timing isn't everything. it's the only thing. somebody said that at some point, right? maybe it was ben jacobson, uni head coach. his panthers head into arch madness next week in st. louis, having won 9 of 10. uni at evansville. evansville is having a great year, but the panthers owned the first half. wes washpun flies in and scores before the buzzer. he had 14. it was 25-16 uni at the break. second half uni pulls away. klint karlson makes a great fake and drive. that puts uni up by 11. back come the purple aces. final minute, they were down 4. wingin it. the lead is down to one. final seconds, uni had a two point lead. evansville ball. they get it to top scorer dj balieintine, who goes for the win. it's blocked by washpun. mislav bruhzoya gets the loose ball. he misses as well. uni wins again, 54-52. they finish 11-7 in the valley. they will either be the four or five-seed in the tournament, depending on tonigh

. >> i may have responded different just being a layman. right now i think all that will be revealed once we get deeper into the dedaletails. >> the hearing comes at a tough time who lost her husband. today marks their wedding anniversary. >> 18 years we were together. this is the first year we'll not be together. it's very difficult we're separated at this time. >> this coast guard investigative panel has been hearing testimony since tuesday and asking questioms about how their vessels at sea. testimony is set to continue this week. >>> i don't know about you but these aremy kind of numbers down here. very comfortable. here is a smattering of some miami dade numbers. miami coming in at 73. the winds are calmer as well. how about into broward county. here is hollywood behind us. 72 pembroke pines. pretty comfortablblstuff out here. let's go from here and now who how we'll be looking as we go into tomorrow morning because we've got that dreaded commute. that monday cocomute. it always hurts. mostly dry. weather cooperating for us on monday.

jake layman misses the three, but robert carter is there for the put-back slam. duncan robinson of new castle had 10 points and nine rebounds for the wolverines, but maryland s an off day for the bruins. boston rallied to beat the stars in dallas last night 7-3. the bees are back at home on monday night to host columbus. how about some outdoor hockey? part of the nhl' s stadium series, the chicago blackhawks and the minnesota wild at the university of minnesota. over 52,000 fans on hand. in the first, on the breakaway. minnesota takes a 1-0 lead. still in the first, the power play. the slap shot makes it 2-0. that is all they needed. the wild beat the blackhawks. afternoon hosting the elmira jackals. just over two minutes into the game, nice speed for his 22nd of this season. the jackals respond. the monarchs turn it over. 1-1 after one. 2-1 a myra after two. monarchs take control in the third. he got his seventh of the season to tie it 2-2. alex got the game-winner, a power-play goal to give the monarchs a three-to -- 3-2 win. >> we don' t want to be in that pos

. >> it's all ketind of confusing especially for the layman who may not be familiar with the terms. were the panels working, though, even though e wasn't able to monitor them? >> the bottom line is they were. they tell me the panels do work but because of the communication issue they will replace them. auo agrees that if he isn't getting that information, the panels should be replaced. they were very kind to do that for him. >> remember to get in touch with send an e-mail to better get li baquero at nbc new york.com. also call 1-866-news-244 >>> up next, a close call caught on camera. a new jersey cop diving out of the way as a burning out of control truck comes straight for him. what finally stopped it. >>> and sibila is here with what's new at 6:00. ty>>> that's right. investigating a murder mystery in edgewater. a stabbing on a quiet street has neighbors scared. meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and as you can see, we do more games, and more streaming. so we need more speed. that's why we switched to time warner cable. you can too. call now. now we can connect more device

layman's three off the mark but robert carter, jr.follow-up slam. 27 points for carter, jr. maryland holds on and ends the two-game losing skid with an 86-82 victory. an encouraged and thirsty coach turgeon after the game. >> i want to get back to being us and who we are -- do you got water for me -- just be who we are. were we desperate? i don't think so. but we were dialed in so -- but we've been dialed in most of the year. >> good time of year to be dialed in. one of the kids doing their own thing,g w. they host la salle today. colonials rocking and later in the first, ball worked around to garino. knocks down a three. 7b 7 of 7 for 19 points. tyler cavanaugh, you've got it, top of the key. big-time up gw at half. second half colonials could not miss. cavanaugh again with a three. he was feeling it. game high 22 points for him. gw shoots 70% from three as a team. they crushed 90-50. >>> some more a-10 action. dave paulson and george mason on the road visiting umass. otis livingston comes up with the steal. patriots on the break. li

higgins' prison job is as an inmate adviser, a sort of layman defense lawyer. >> therefore inmate hall has been charged with dsa, drug screen alter. >> i did this for a reason. it was because i'm coming up for parole here in less than three months. and i guess i needed a way to delay that. to delay getting out. i'm not ready to get out. >> lieutenant vance, the d-board chairman has a tendency to have an attitude of don't know, don't care when it comes to your personal problems. all he wants to address is what's in the write-up. >> ziggy faces several potential penalties for attempting to alter his drug screen, including time in the hole. a loss of his prison job and even a judgment that can make his whole plan backfire, a transfer to another prison. >> that's one punishment i really don't look forward to, being transferred somewhere else. >> ziggy's reluctance to leave prison became all the more puzzling when we learned some of what he endured during his 30 plus years of incarceration. >> i was not born gay. every relationship i've had has been a forced type -- well, this is what i hav

. >> based on the policies and procedures, i may have acted differently just being a layman and having feeling for those that were on board. but right now i think all of that is going to be revealed as we get deeper into the details. jason: some family members have filed a lawsuit against the ship' s owners. the coast guard will determine if misconduct or negligence caused the sinking. the hearings will take place throughout the week. in michigan, this uber driver police say went on a shooting rampage, killing six people. he will face a judge today. investigators in kalamazoo say jason dalton randomly shot people outside an apartment complex, a car dealership and a restaurant on saturday. six people died, and two others, including a 14-year-old girl, were seriously injured. dalton is expected to be arraigned on murder charges. we are waiting to hear more information about this cesna yesterday. the faa tells us two people were on board the plane when the pilot reported engine problems and landed off lemon bluff road in osteen. that' s not far from orlando sanford international airport.

believe that some parts of the original patriot act were transformed into regular laws, to put it in layman's terms. how much of the original patriot act is still in place in the u.s. today? it.ery much of there were some provisions that were deemed to be excessive. there were others that were very controversial at the time that were implement it. it seemed like, based on the sentiment in the legislature at the time they were in limited, there would be some greater controversy around them when the chain -- the time came for their automatic review, but that really never materialize to the extent that was predicted -- never materialized to the extent that was predicted initially. doing are uncomfortable anything that can be asserted to -- people can be very afraid at certain times. measures can be implemented that may be armed tailored to balance notinterests -- maybe are tailored to balance the interests of privacy and security. we see that in the presidential campaigns right now. thebiggest opponent of scope of the patriot act is rand paul. he is doing poorly in the polls. the other public ca

they bring in well known celebs like margo robbie and selena gomez to explain what's going on in layman's terms. the acting is superb with one best supporting actor nod. but the entire ensemble cast is just fantastic. and you get to see some of these actors in roles that you're not used to seeing them in which is usually pretty fun. i'm not sure if this movie is going to get the statue some critics are predicting it will. regardless, it's definitely an interesting look at this particular economic pitfall. this has been your oscars overview. be sure to tune in tomorrow for our first fictional movie back to you. >> thank you, matt. as we get closer to the 88th academy awards, the movie reviewer will continue to review all the biggest blockbusters that garnered oscar nominations. you can catch his take on each of those films every weekday as we count down to the lights, the camera and all the action of the red carpet. the 88th academy awards only airs right here on abc. that's sunday february 28th. and today, the winner is -- yeah, you guessed it. the weather. final look at the forecast next

constructionists who in their view did not read anything into the constitution except what was in a layman's simplistic's terms what was written in the constitution. this is the discover of -- sort of individual that is held up as a hero by the conservative movement. it points out a couple of things. first of all, it's extremely unlikely we are going to see a nominee by president obama. it's very likely he will put forward a nominee but it's extremely unlikely we will see a nominee. mitch mccogin the minor tee said they will not consider many more judicial no, ma'am nations at all. no one expected another supreme court no, ma'mination to be com this up year. the senate changed rules barring filibuster requiring 50 votes on most nominations coming from the president. >> did not apply to the supreme court. 60 vote threshold is still in effect there, the campains, the all-out campaign going on right now that there would be a successful nomination and confirmation and as the professor pointed out, a decision of the lower court as a matter of mechanics. so beginning tonight, you are going to see

michelle wilkins cannot be excluded as potential contrrbutors to this mixture. 3 >> reporter: so in layman's terms that means wilkins' dna and lane's dna were both foond on that knife. we will continue to follow testimony today and of course we'll wait for the weekend and it will get going again monday and we will see if the prosecution indeed finishes up their case in a very windy boulder, by the way, the wind very gusty still on the western slope, i'm eric lupher, denver 7. all of you probably have driven by that giant ikea sign at i-25 in centennial. the panels from it fell down yesterday. >> wind 20 to 40 miles per hour knocked two of the panels loose. because it's so close to the light rail anddinterstate, crews had to shut it down. >> we were fearful that if the % wind continued to blow and pull it further loose, the panels would come off. >> ikea says they'll have a team out to take another look at the sign this morning. but for now north metro fire feels it's safe. >>> a homeowner in weld county started burning trash and the winds kicked up. >> wind and fire don't mix. it's caused a

. >> them into layman's terms that the older model 4-k might not be fully compatible with upcoming accessories. >> the price point on the ole db still fairly high compared to elsie the. >> and simplest simplest terms you will have white or white and white or black with four color rangege . >> sunniest tops, samsung and lg are great vets and vizio for a good combo a lot in price. >> one feature that you can can skip is being curbed tv, and by and it is more expensive, so you can save some cash by not getting that option, but then you will want to do is to calibrate your tv . that way to get the best picture possible can learn more at the website, richontech.tv, i'm rich demuro, i'll come back, this week has been going viral going viral going viral shows a drummer going through window while performing in a nashville bar, he lost the loss of balance,a he fell onto the sidewalk he was not service certain injured, then went back into the bar and started to play once again, he is okay .. >> the black-and-white bear sees plenty of green top of the box office, kung panda three,e, at but the box office

or, in layman's terms, reinforce the door that holds up the knockers. you're staring at them, alan. it's okay. i'm almost a doctor. anyway, i've tried all that. it didn't help. well, there is one other option, but it's kind of a last resort. what's that? have you considered having breast reduction surgery?

that just makes it more enjoyable for even a layman." the state also benefits from the super bowl bets -- generating nearly 900-thousand dollars of tax revenue. if watching super bowl commercials is your favorite probably seen the beloved budweiser clydesdales. well, four of them... now retired... live in west monroe, louisiana. mary beth harter got marshall four years ago. and from sammy. she's helped turn m-b-h farm into a clydesdale retirement home. and she says caring for these guys is a 24/7 job. "it's an honor but i'm not going to pretend it's not a whole lot work caring for them the way they should be cared for, it's a lot of work and very specific taking care of these feet that are big and the white hair that they've got." harter says before you can own one of these horses you have to meet certain requirements to ensure they get the best possible retirement. but despite the work-- she says in the future she wouldn't mind adding more clydesdales to the herd.. still to come on channel 2 news at 11, we'll show you how the world is r

for a lame man to understand -- layman to understand, what else should we be measuring and detecting? derrick: these waves are different frequencies. the frequency out in space is different from one down here on earth for a variety of different technical reasons. we can not only look at things like black holes but also other giant, dark objects out in the universe. brent: this is basically change the way we live. what is really cool about it, if i'm hearing you like him is it basically changes will we know about the universe that we live in and that is really cool. derrick: it is not going to pay her mortgage or make space travel suddenly really easy, but it does or will tell us in the future a lot more about the universe we live in. brent: exciting stuff and thank you for the great graphics and for explaining it to us. derrick: got lots more on our website. brent: our website, dw.com. derrick, thank you very much could all right, i'm going to bring it back down to earth to a level we can understand it helen is here to talk about business news. helen: bloodshed on trading floors today

the ability to explain the financial situation in layman's terms to your constituency is so very, verymportant. you know, a great example of explaining financial distress in layman's terms, i say this as a financialer. and i'm not as his marketer, i don't know the guy, i would recommend to you time geithner's book, it lays out, explains to the layman a financial crisis and how you approach it. >> always a pleasure to have a former boss complimented. tim really understood the issue in just an amazing way and i think guided america through a challenging problem, crossed time in a way that was to all of our benefit. but i'm pretty biased on that one. hector, there are a lot of conversations about tough choices. you advised many bondholders both on and off the island, you know, who were thinking deeply about this. what is the outcome that they think the best way to solve these problems? what does it include that would work and what should we exclude that won't work? >> so, thank you very much for having us and terribly important topic both, you know, as a serious matter for our country and

: based on the policies and procedures, i may personally have responded differently, just being a layman and having feeling for those that were on board. but right now, i think all of that is going to be revealed as we get deeper into the details. laura: that was chris parenteau reporting. some family members of the lost crew are suing the ship's owner in federal court, while others have already settled out of court. the coast guard will determine if misconduct, negligence, or law violations contributed to the accident. and federal prosecutors will then decide if criminal charges should be filed. todd: time now to check back in with jason for a look at your full forecast. jason: it is looking good. we have the warm today, the sunshine. we will lose one of those today -- the sun, that is. warmth will stick around, temperatures still in the low 30's. is 30 84 beyond 10:00. and we are still beyond that, prime snow-melting temperatures. the we do not have a lot left. we have really snow up in the northern portions, and the rest of the state is almost completely dry as far as snow goes. the g

this imaginary overtimeline that the leader must cross on the first try of a restart, that's the layman's term explanation. 25 drivers began the sprint unlimited and in daytona big ones like this one on lap 23. that's a hard hit by the 14 car driven by brian vicars filling in for the injured totally stewart. kevin harvick knocked out on that crash and this crash ends with the new overtime rule get past the line and a crash ends caution is denny hamlin. today is front row qualifying day at daytona. last night the nba slam-dunk contest defending champ zack levine of the timberwolves. hard to beat that. aaron gordon of the orlando magic did over and over stuff the magic dragon over the dragon and we just keep going. stuff is spinning on the hoverboard. gordon with a spin. gordon and levine going through two rounds after dunkoff after the final round. here is gordon behind his legs off of his head. and levine will win it. old school from the foul line under the leg. beautiful dunk. perfect score. levine. your winner again in the slam- dunk contest nba all-star game. >>> college basketball, fl

i get knocked down to put it-- i getown again to put that in perspective, in layman's terms, if you lined those people up from end to end, it would be easy because there are only 12 of them. ( laughter )ep this in mind-- he only got 12 votes. that is less-- and this is true, we looked it up-- than the number of people in iowa namedm gilmore. ( cheers and applause )l of whom are now, because i said that, more electable than jim gilmore.ithdrew from the race with a gracious-- what? he's still running? know that he's still-- ( laughter ) let us now bid farewell to the fallen who have fallen.t for the rest, your time in the political arena is over. ( cannon fire ) ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) farewell, brave tributes.over, but your memory will live until we go to commercial. we'll be right back with dr. phil pinning] [glass shattering] [screaming] [electricity arching] [impact thud] nissan rogue, with intuitive all-wheel drive. because winter needs a hero.hat excites. fortifying the gravity-defying... adventure-collecting...nector... fortifying the going-places... off-to-the-races...

explaining the financial distress in layman's terms i don't even know the guy but i would highly recommend on the book is probably explains how you approach it. >> always have a pleasure to have the boss contemplating. guiding through the time in and all of the benefit i'm pretty biased on that one. there is a lot of conversations about tough choices. you have devised many bondholders on and off the island who were thinking deeply about this what is the outcome that's the best way and what should we exclude that won't work? >> thank you for having us. i think one of the greatest challenges we face is there's a fair amount of confusion around the facts and a healthy dose of completion of what is the crisis. the challenges they face are on the social fund in the size and scope of the government. they haven't run it particularly great. but overnight something changed so we have to have some huge response from the federal government to kind of set aside the rule of law to slice slicing off that can't be tied. puerto rico has been a not particularly good job collecting taxes in and the economy