and parents will be getting a letter later today. >> reporter: mark douglas, newschannel8. >> we are still waiting on that press release. but parents did receive this letter today announcing that new point is handing over management of the schools to a nonprofit organization called alliance education services. >>> well, jupiter is quite bright in the eastern sky after 9:00 p.m. if you want to check it out. visible after sunset tonight. so looking good. 71 degrees at 8:00 p.m. 68 degrees at 10:00 p.m. temperatures all the way through the overnight period are mild because we bringing back moisture. some humidity. overnight low temperatures are a little warmer overall. a lot of sunshine. a few clouds in the afternoon. 81 degrees. perhaps a little bit warmer than that tomorrow. same number in venice. 74 bradenton. lakeland, 73. high pressure is our big feature. look at the difference in texas and florida right now. high pressure is our dominant feature. but back to the west, we see the thunderstorms very active across texas and the rain continue to lift all the way into louisiana into ar

mark douglas with channel 8. now the doe is cutting off funds for basic needs. a letter mailed last week warns, state capital outlay payments for new point pinellas academy on hold until the commissioner has approved the corrective action plans. the same goes for new point pinellas high school and windsor prep. >> the department of education is holding off on releasing more funds to the schools. we need textbooks, computers, desks, chairs for that revenue. >> reporter: our investigation shows newpoint has a long history of troubled charter florida. windsor parents now feel it's their turn. >> my daughter has been there four years now. >> reporter: mark douglas, news channel 8. >>> the four charter schools have until april 5th so submit a correction plan to the state. >>> time change the clocks again this weekend. seems like we just did it. saturday night before you go to bad. tuesday, wednesday, thursday temperatures well above normal. so these -- 75 degrees. these forecast highs in the 80s are definitely what we were talking about. a much warmer atmosphere. 67

all right, mark douglas live for us in clearwater. thanks mark. >>> well mark is wanting to know where the sunshine is. well mark, you onlyly have to go a few miles inland. right now, sun city center we have beautiful sunny skies. immediate coastline. tonight, the fog is going to bay. by tomorrow morning, the morning commute could be a little interesting once again with some low visibility. but again, right now, that is a view from sun city center. still lots of sunshine. the sun won't set for another two hours so if you are just getting home from work and want to do a little fishing or whatever you may want to do, you have two hours of daylight. tomorrow morning, the sun will rise at 7:38 a.m. current temperatures now, a big range because of the fog in arecas our coastal location. we had a high temperature of 82 degrees at tampa international. thursday, 80. friday, 78. a cool front passes through. bit. monday. start the day on monday. so, it is a little cooler than it has been. a florida wintertime type of temperature by next monday.

mark douglas has been on the heels of these school leaders digging up more trouble involving taxpayer money. that's the day ilene qu inlan -- turned over management to another organization. matters. we've been asking about $1.6 million in loans that her company made to windsor prep and other schools. she claims she doesn't have any executed loan documents, just unsigned drafts. she can't show us proof of who approved them or if they even exist. the school board chairman won't whicher a word about any of it. he won't talk about the school's new management company either. >> i'm going to direct all questions to our attorney. we want to make sure everything is proper on the record, mark, you know. >> reporter: that new to hold a meet and greet in the school cafeteria this morning, but that was suddenly canceled last night. >> what they wanted to do was not be a distraction. >> reporter: on its website, alliance claims to manage 5 charter schools. but lutes prep and another school swear that's dead wrong. and a third school on the list isn't even open yet. >> it's sad. it feels like we're

mark douglas was there and joins us now live. mark, i was there with you today. there were moments of both sadness and pride for this young deputy who literally gave his life to save someone else's. >> reporter: yes there was rorod. this was an impressive turnouout. died at the age of 30 years old. barely starting his law enforcement career. he was a deputy who carried out his oath to serve and protect it was a bittersweet sound. they paid tribute to john kotfila jr. >> i'm proud t to call him a hero. but a lilike of men and women in the room, he was not defined by one moment in time. >> reporter: master deputy gary herman thought of him as a son and said the man who put his patrol car between a wrongway driver and another motorist saturday morning was always ready to help others. >> and that is what made him a true hero. not because of how he died, but because of how he lived. >> reporter: he comes from a family of cops in california and police from that state showed up in droves for his funeral. his mother and father sat quietly next to his casket while his sis

. >> mark douglas caught up with new point's president in regard to the parent's concerns about the school. mark? >> reporter: well jenn, aileen quinn is under serious investigation. after a week of playing hard to get, we had a moment with her. >> reporter: mark douglas, newschannel8. what do you tell parents who says your company has to go? >> reporter: school parents,

mark douglas shows how it washinged worked. >> the first -- how it worked. >> the first thought is oh this is great. >> reporter: it didn't take long for wilson, president of cardinal roofing to figure out something was amiss for a >> the person claimed she was deaf and then said she was also in the hospital, and needed our help, can we help get things done quickly to get a reroof done. >> reporter: the blessings were touch, but the writing was terrible, and wilson picked right up on that. >> the grammar was off, the spelling was off on a couple of things. >> reporter: and you're a teacher. >> has been, yes. >> reporter: and there was a suspicious twist. the writer wanted to give cardinal a credit card payment for the roof job, then have cardinal wire most of that money in cash to an unnamed plumber who supposedly didn't take credit cards. that was the aha moment? >> yes, as soon as we heard the words wire transfer. >> reporter: but what really grates wilson is how they posed as a disabled person. >> it chapped by hide to say the least, that someone would use a disability to try and g

and he did it anyway. >> mark douglas live. thank you. >>> new tonight, one of the suspects in the paris terror attacks is in custody. salah abdeslam was shot in the leg and detained and new video shows officials dragging a man into a car. we are not sure if that is salah abdeslam at this point, but others were arrested. they now believe there were more involved in the paris attacks than previously thought. >> independence of these evaluationons have come, let's not fool ourselves about what is going on. we are confronted in europe as a new form of threats which we have seen in france and in the jewish museum m in brussels. >> reporter: salah abdeslam has been on the run since the that killed 130 people. >>> at this moment, we are waiting for the verdict in the hulk hogan sex tape trial. terry bollllea known to you as hogan is suing gawker for $100,000 for showing the sex tape. the jurors never saw the sex tape because it is simply just not that bad. >> becacause, that video does not show all that much. the video gawker posted

. >> mark douglas caught up with new point's president in regard to the parent's concerns about the school. mark? >> reporter: well jenn, aileen quinn is under serious investigation. after a week of playing hard to get, we had a moment with her. >> reporter: mark douglas, newschannel8. what do you tell parents who says your company has to go? >> reporter: school parents, department of education are all demanding answers. everyone wants to know how her for profit company, new point education partners manages millions of taxpayer dollars at four charter schools in pinellas county. the district claims one of the charter schools has a million dollars deficit and $300,000 in unexplained consulting fees. >> how did you ring up a million dollars deficit. >> i have another meeting to go to so i can't discuss this with you. >> reporter: two dozen parents sent e-mails to the volunteer school board and alean aileen bemannedding the removal of new point. she had little to share with us when the meeting ended. >> a lot of parents say your company has to go. what you will tell them? history of troubled

news channel 8 mark douglas shows us the services that honored his life saving sacrifice. >> reporter: it was a bitterswsweet sound inside saint timothy's chchurch as they packed with fellow officers. the governor, the attorney general, and the mayor of tampa ththat paid tribute to john caphelia jr. >> i'm prproud and honored to call john a hero today. he earned it, he deserves it. but like a lot of the men and women in this room, he was not defined by one moment in time. >> reporter: gary herman thought of him as a son and said that the man that put his patrol car between a wrong-way saturday morning was always ready to help others. >> that is what made him a trueue hero. not because of how he died, but because of how he lived. >> reporter: caphelia comes from a family of cops in massachusetts. police from that state showed up in droves for his funeral. >> we have never seen anything like this. >> reporter: his mother and father sat quietly next to his casket while his sister said good-bye. >> god may have lost a guardian angel down here on earth, but we gained another one up in heav

i'm mark douglas, newschannel8. >>> two teenagers are accused of stealing a car and crashing it into a house. tampa police tried to stop the car, the driver took off. the car crashed through a fence here and into this home. fortunately, nobody in the home or the car was hurt. the two teens were arrested. the e car was reported stolen to the sheriff's office. >>> and a bradenton n couple are accused of beatating a child with a belt. daughter. she said her mom and dad whooped her with a belt at leasast 20 times. she hahad received custody of her r child a month ago. >>> a bacteria warning is in effect for three bay area beaches at ben t. davis, and cypress point. the department of health will test the water again monday. >>> it has been more than 20 years since the jury found oj simpson not guilty of double murder. >> with a new tv show based on the case, the spotlight is once again on the former football star. >> coming up, we will sit down with his publicist about his fame. >> and what a rude diner wrote onon a receipt instead of leaving a tip. >> welcome back. in place of a tip, a w

in largo, i'm mark douglas, news channel 8. >>> did you catch this morning's sunrise? astronaut scott kelly sure did. this was his final day on the international space station after nearly a year in space. so naturally he tweeted out a few photos of the sunrise. kelly departs the space station in just about an hour from now. makes that grand journey back home. shouldn't take too long really. take a look at the numbers and when he will leave and when he will arrive. 8:05 the spacecraft will undock, deorbit at 10:22 and then land in kazakhstan after a year in space. temperatures upper and mid-60s this evening. temperatures reached the low 80s in some of the inland spots today, upper 70s elsewhere so you know it's going to be a pleasant evening with a few high clouds overall and again lots of sunshine to start the clouds early tomorrow as a cold front approaches the area. 72 degrees right now in brandon, 64 at crystal river. 66 in venice, 70 in st. pete and also out around wesley chapel. 23 degrees right now minneapolis, chicago, detroit. a little bend of colder air spill

i'm mark douglas and that's the story i'm working on tonight. >> thank you, mark. you can see that story tonight at 6:00. >>> still to come on first at 4:00, gardening is good for your body and your mind so aren't more people doing it? it could have something to do with a lack of space. coming up we will show you one solution to that problem. >>> but first, an important deadline today for the nfl. find out what that means for the bucs and running back doug martin. this is first at 4:00 on news channel 8. we will be right back. >>> and welcome back. right now astronaut scott kelly is leaving the international space station, ending a year in space. can you believe that? we are working on getting you a live shot of the space station right now on nasa tv. as the expedition crews say their final farewells, he is on his way whack to earth -- back to earth, planning on returning to earth at 10:15 tonight. what a year in space. stacie. >> scott kelly, the one on the left there. >>> now, 8 is our your side for your health. there's a new option for people who want to grow th

news channel 8 mark douglas joins us live at the airport with the latest. hi, mark. >>reporter: good evening to you, josh. as you can tell by this makeshift memorial. a sandy vent for the families of these -- a sad event for these two men. both died on that runway late friday morning. witnesses say there was another plane taking off around the time of this crash friday. and there is video to prove that. but ntsb investigators aren't yet willing to conclude that contributed to the crash. >> there's evidence that there's two air planes taking off approximately at whether the accident occurred coincidenceal, i'm not sure yet. >> the plane crashed and burned on take off. he was a combat pilot and held many certifications as a civilian pilot. he was a family man, a father and davis island's resident. >> it hit you hard especially someone you know well. >> another one is identified as kevin. he's a -- fellow academy graduate david served in the air force with carino and has been his friend since 1983. >> he was a loving friend and a very generous father and grandfather. >>

mark douglas was there and joins us now live. mark, i was there with you today. there were moments of both sadness and pride for this young deputy who literally gave his life to save someone else's. >> reporter: yes there was rorod. this was an impressive turnouout. died at the age of 30 years old. barely starting his law enforcement career. he was a deputy who carried out his oath to serve and protect

mark douglas s joins us live in st. petersburg and mark -- did the meeting get heated? >>you bet it did, stacy. parents are furious. because of the financial ought to be upset to go because there is a shadadowy $800,000 loan that even the board chairman cannot explain. shall concerned parents packed the area to hold people accountable that they blame for running their charter school in the groundnd. includes the board chairman. >> if you cannot be present and active as the chairman of the board i ask that you step down. >> reporter: the one -- the group operated by this woman ran up a $1 million deficit before suddenly quitting last week. >> repeporter: your website says transparency matters. wouldn't this be a great time to demonstrate that? >> reporter: yes -- >> yes. >> reporter: why in the world as the board chaiairman would you sign off on a certified financial audit that assumes and $800,000 loan that you know nothing about? >> i don't have an answer for >> reporter: they introduced the new management company that he wants to take over. last week we discovered all

mark douglas has been hot on the heels of these school leaders. mark, i understand you dug up even more troubles. >> reporter: taxpayer troubles starting with $1.6 million with the schools reportedly borrowed from the management company that runs the schools. not even the charter schools or the company can show us when the loans were made and who hay proved them. all we got was lip service tuesday from the president of new point education partners. that is the day aileen quinnlan of windsor prep and other charter schools to another organization. >> your website says transparency matters. wouldn't this be a great time to demonstrate that? >> yes. >> reporter: we have been asking her for days about the loans that her company reportedly made to windsor prep and other schools while managing the same charter schools. she says she doesn't have any executed lone documents. june unsigned drafts. she can't show us proof of who approved them or if they even exist. windsor's school board chairman won't whisper a word about it. he won't talk about his school's

mark douglas has been hot on the heels of these school leaders. mark, i understand you dug up even more troubles. >> reporter: taxpayer troubles starting with $1.6 million with the schools reportedly borrowed from the management company that runs the schools. not even the charter schools or the company can show us when the loans were made and who hay proved them. all we got was lip service tuesday from the president of new point education partners. that is the day aileen quinnlan

mark douglas joins us and there is a lot of questions about how the school and the management couple handles taxpayer dollars. >>> parents are asking questions and the school district is and we are asking questions. this centers on a charter school called wins or preps under a march 11th deadline to come up with a corrective action plan for finances. we spent time knocking on doors in search of answers about the management couple that oversees windsor. that couple is called new point education partners and it is at the center of controversy before in schools ranging from broward to pens nicola. we know new point has been fired for four different we will have a lot more and still trying to reach the managers. you will see it. >> looking forward it. what are they saying about windsor. >> they are saying there is nothing wrong there and that it is simply a bunch of disgruntled parents. that doesn't explain the way the school district is, but deficits and consulting fees that they can't explain. they are in more trouble than they want us to believe. >>> you can catch mark's story, school

where that taxpayer money went and parents are furious about this. 8 on your side investigator mark douglas shows us why they are so concerned. >> reporter: keith, parents sent their children to windsor prep with a promise of a superior education and an independent charter school setting but what they have ended up with is a financial fiasco and a questionable future for their kids. trouble started for windsor prep two years ago when it failed to open on time. now parents are furious the charter school of about 800 kids is running a million dollar deficit. how can it keep operating with that kind of debt? >> it can't. >> reporter: some parents want to dump the private management company, newport education partners, because of the >> the resources that the teachers need, they are not getting. the textbooks the kids need they are not getting. >> reporter: last week the school district letter blasted windsor for deteriorating finances, teacher turnover, a lack of curriculum, incomplete inventory records and unsubstantiated consulting fees in excess of $300,000. >> $300,000 in consulting fees t

mark douglas has been work ongoing this story, and you have the latest. >> i do. four charter schools operated by new point charters are circling the drain, and the state is closing its capital fund checkbook until someone answers a lot of serious financial questions. >> new point has to know that we're not running scared. >> reporter: bruce mcwilliams is one of a growing number of anxious parents who are trying charter school from a financial crisis, a crisis they blame on windsor's for-profit management company. >> we're getting louder and stronger. we can get rid of the management company, get a management company that cares about the children. >> one of four new point charter schools that the pinellas school district recently declared in a deteriorating financial condition. the state department of education agrees and insists a corrective action plan must be submitted within 30 days. >> it's getting very serious, and it's going to all come out. >> where can we find people from new point. >> reporter: maybe so, when we tried to get answers, new point managers a

as you're about to see, anyone can become a target including our own investigative reporter mark douglas. >> reporter: consumer fraud experts call it imposter scam. they're basically saying they're from microsoft calling and there's a problem with their computer. they want to help you fix it. >> reporter: wouldn't you know, one of those helpful imposters just happened to call me in the newsroom. >> we received an error. i want you to cross check it by yourself, sir. >> reporter: art gustafson runs a packing house in russton. he thinks the same guy called from microsoft three times and his parents twice. now. >> reporter: gustafson didn't >> i overheard my father talking with him and right away knew what the conversation was about and told my father to hang up the phone. >> reporter: the pitch is so convincing even emcee today show host natalie morales it. that. >> reporter: you did it? you let him in? no. i know. >> reporter: allowing any imposter that kind of access to a home computer can have all sorts of nasty consequences. >> you'll lose money. you may lose computer access or your co

where that taxpayer money went and parents are furious about this. 8 on your side investigator mark douglas shows us why they are so concerned. >> reporter: keith, parents sent their children to windsor prep with a promise of a superior education and an independent charter school setting but what they have ended up with is a financial fiasco and a questionable future for their kids. trouble started for windsor prep two years ago when it failed to open on time. now parents are furious the charter school of about 800 kids is running a million dollar deficit. how can it keep operating with that kind of debt? >> it can't. >> reporter: some parents want to dump the private management company, newport education partners, because of the

. >> mark douglas with newschannel8. hello? >> reporter: we never did get a response, but if you heard that bark, at least his dog is we have a lot of questions about how new point is spending millions of tax dollars in the charter schools it manages. >> what is the impact on the parents and the children at windsor? >> reporter: well, it is a big impact actually. there's a big teacher turnover. administrators are quitting. the district says there is no curriculum. if they don't get their act together and come up with a good financial plan very soon, the school district may move to terminate the contract. they will keep it open, however, until the end of the year even if that does happen. >> thank you mark. appreciate it. >>> well, it was a race against time for firefighters trying to put out a boat fire today in pinellas county. this is video from palm harbor fire and rescue. you can see big flames and smoke. we are told the boat stalled out shortly after it had been refueled. the owner tried to start it again. and that is when

now to mark douglas for the latest -- jason collins for the -- mark collins for the latest on the forecast. >> yes, maybe you are heading out to the boat show for a kayak? >>> well, if you are kayaking you can see the waves breaking on the sand bar. winds have picked up behind the front. the winds will be staying a little stiff here through the afternoon. temperatures along the beach were about as warm as it will get there right now with that low 70-degree reading. watch for rips if you are taking a trip to the beach. air temperature this is afternoon 74. as we head into the evening there are numbers pulling back to 64 degrees. one more cool evening, but then we are talking about almost summer like heat. i will tell you more about that in the forecast coming up. >>> investigators are searching for the person that tried to burn a building in tampa. someone came into the building on north hyde park and poured policemannable liquid in several locations and set fire to the place investigators say. no one was living there and no one was hurt. >>> deputies and u.s. marshal services arrested this

declared him innocent because of new dna evidence found on the web could build a bite mark that some attribute to douglas prade and others disputed.e >> there was no demand a lack of babylon to the real killer which was not douglas prade . >> they said it was traced to males with no evidence of saliva , sent the case back down and now the judge ruled that the dna is inconclusive and most likely from cross-contamination, also that it was only a small part of the case that got him convicted.t >> based on evidence, and he calculated how much money he would receive on her death and idolizes bills and how much he would have left over there was overwhelming evidence of his guilt.re >> rats have made it official, ties withfi johnny manziel, just two years after it began, autumn of all this . late-night partying and excessive media presents presents two years of headlines most of it off the field, managed to start a games with seven touchdowns and seven interceptions interceptions, so now he is gone,chnt as he awaits word on a grand juries findings in dallas, in the meantime he did release a statement --h it cou

douglas emmett have not heard of today. how are the sizable native in then populations former confederate states affected by reconstruction? >> but is actually something mark will be discussing later on. native american policy? [inaudible] douglas egerton: i'm not going to pretend i have expertise on this issue. except to say that of course, as the cherokee living in oklahoma and confessing -- fighting for the confederacy, accepting the return society as equals. and then the charity society through the back out. ondoes have a policy slaveholding americans, but they are the 1%. others have better answers when it comes to discussing native american policy. >> could you comment on the experience of the blacks in the far west at this time? douglas egerton: not just the far west movement let me rephrase your question in my answer. whether it is easy to define or 1945, they65, or want to go home because they have businesses, farms, jobs and wives to go back to. slaves, theywere might have spouses to go home to, they do not have homes or jobs. they are the ones who stay in the military. the occupying force before and after the construction asked was disproportion

mark. if you have any information, still give please call. >> police in parker, lone tree and douglas county all need help identifying a crook who likes to steal charity donation jars from local 711 stores paid this is a video of a crook walking into the 711 in lone tree. he has an accomplice, someone who drives a silver camry. watch as he pulls up outside the store. the crickets out and then minutes later you see him running out the door and a car speeds off. today he teamed up with the school district to call and people of color to apply for positions. he says it would better reflect the diverse student population here. >> i think the more you can bring educators of color, effective educators of color comfort level, the relate ability increases as well for that student. >> mayor michael hancock is a product himself of denver public schools graduating in 1987. i hope he doesn't mind as revealing his age. >> and utterly remarkable story of survival tonight when a starving, abuse dog on the break of death survives. fox 31 denver's dave young and denver with the details. >> before you turn awa

. >>> some of douglas county top teachers getting big recognition tonight. the apple awards were top teachers were honored. mark boyle was the mc for tonight event and we want to say congratulations to all the teachers there. >>> denver7 center stage at the denver7 night. they drop the puck to start up zamboni. what a great night for the denver7 team that. >>> coming up the worlds best- known sled dog race getting underway in alaska. how the event almost didn't snow. bid to keep brock osweiler in . >>> the worlds best-known dogsled race got underway today -`in anchorage, alaska. the iditarod had a ceremonial start but the competitive start this tomorrow. 85 will try to complete and run a course that runs almost 1000 miles across the state. there was a big problem this year less than 2 inches snow in february that organizers had to haul in snow from fairbanks. >> over the last few years they have had to adjust the trail they followed thanks to lack of snowfall. we have also had a lack of snowfall the last couple days the 60s and 70s this afternoon. beautiful weather and a higher elevations as well. % if you will

mark. if you have any information, still give please call. >> police in parker, lone tree and douglas county all need help identifying a crook who likes to steal charity donation jars from local 711 stores paid this is a video of a crook walking into the 711 in lone tree. he has an accomplice, someone who drives a silver camry. watch as he pulls up outside the store. the crickets out and then minutes later you see him running out the door and a car speeds off. today he teamed up with the positions. he says it would better reflect the diverse student population here. >> i think the more you can bring educators of color, effective educators of color into the classroom, i think the comfort level, the relate ability increases as well for that student. >> mayor michael hancock is a product himself of denver public schools graduating in 1987. i hope he doesn't mind as revealing his age. >> and utterly remarkable story of survival tonight when a starving, abuse dog on the break fox 31 denver's dave young and denver with the details. >> before you turn away and say you don't want to see this, you st

mark becker, channel 9, news. >>> and big news for one of charlotte's top economic drivers. a new 10-yearlies at charlotte/douglas airport. the previous deal was set to run out this summer, huge news for our economy and it means that charlotte will be able to maintain the status as the second largest hub. for future expansions including a new terminal. according to the charlotte chamber, more than 10,000 people are employed pie the airline in charlotte alone, and the airline has 150 non-stop flights from charlotte to destinations around the world. many of charlotte's biggest corporations say that america's connectivity from the airport is the reason they are here. the new lease will need to be approved by charlotte's city council. it's on the agenda for monday night's meeting. the contract is set to begin july 1. >>> the race for the newly drawn congressional district 12 is clearer tonight. allison latos has more on the major change that incumbent alma adams is trying to make. allison? >> reporter: today, alma adams announce that does she would run against former senator malcolm graham. this comes after the congr

douglas parade. sentenced to 26 years to life in the death of margaret parade. the rules says he has not proved that a bite mark discovered in 2013 would overturn his conviction. >>> we knew it was a matter of time but now johnny manziel is cleveland browns. minutes after the announcement the employees at the prostore took his merchandise off of the shelves. it comes out after video of his partying and domestic violence violations and his ex- girlfriend in dallas. the past couple of weeks, team management made it pretty clear that manziel would not be this season. team. is on there crying and wining about his ex-girlfriend. >> manziel has not been charged but the case has been sent to a texas grand jury and the nfl is looking into the incident. >>> time for a check of the weather and jason, you have great news those of us that have plans this week. >> not too bad. we are clearing things out. look at the sunshine over downtown cleveland. keep in mind much of the day we were sacked in with cloud cover. this is welcome sun and it is chilly. downtown cleveland 36 degrees. we got the mack tournament tonight. akron p

. >> attorneys for douglas prade argued that he was innocent because of new dna linked to the now infamous bite mark. but the judge decided that the unite in this case isn't clear-cut and certainly not the only evidence against prayed. >> the brutal murder of doctor margo prade, found in her minivan in 1998 was so vicious, prosecutors said then, and insist now, it could only have husband, former akron police captain douglas prade he was going through divorce. he stocked her and was wiretapping her. there was evidence he was controlling an abusive. >> the now 69 -year-old prade appeared his case. but friday afternoon, judge christine croce denied his motion for new trial. >> margaret scott's chief of the criminal division for the summit county prosecutor's office. >> we are confident based on the evidence and the ruling that he prison. >> he was freed in 2013 for after now retired judge declared him innocent because of new dna evidence found on margo's lab coat up of a bite mark, which some experts attributed to prayed and others disputed. >> there was male dna on the lab coat belonging to the real k

please get him a new trial, douglas prade was convicted in the late '90s of the murder of doctor margo prade , he was treated with 13 for a year . a judge ruled that h the bite mark dna evidence linked him raise questions as to whether or not he was the killer , l his attorney filed a motion for a new trial that motion was denieda the summit county prosecutors say it was the right decision. argued that new dna testing proved his innocence, and it did there was contamination in a lot of people handled the clothingnt plus everyone needs to understand that there was overwhelming evidence of his guilt.y >> prosecutors say that the 69 -year-old had a history of domestic h violence against his wife and had documented how he intended to spend her life insurance moneyo right before she was killedon. >> three decades since they play fora your wallet was found stabbed to death inside inside of her apartment the police leader close to catching then killer as dave nethers has more physical case that is heating up .. >> in march 1987, the 24 -year-old analia zavodny is found stabbed to death in her bedford apartment. ol >> the apartment on broadway avenue are gone now, but al

and the conviction was overturned and douglas prade was freed more than a year and that decision was overturned and prade went back to prison. >>> this sunday marks 29 years since the brutal murder of analia zavodny. she was stabbed to death at the al no apartments. her boyfriend was arrested and tried for her murder and found not guilty and the case went cold. last july bedford police received a tip and reopened the case and told us today they were recently selected to present zavodny's murder to vidoc. it is for friendsic and legal experts and meet every month to eyes. >> i think everybody has a mother or daughter they cherish and love. nobody wants to see their loved one suffer such a grew some death without the person responsible being held accountable. >>> a bedford police say vidoc produced a psychological profile and the killer is alive and asking for the public's help to finally close this case. the reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of zavodny's killer is increased now to $10,000. please call crimestoppers if you know anything. 216-25-crime. you can remain anonymous. >> dan: medina, one of four ohio law enforceme

mark: oh, boy. p>>> this just in today. pa former akron police captain's pfight for a new trial. ptoday a judge denied douglas rade's request to have his case preheard. phe was convicted of murdering phis wife. pdouglas pfor over a year and then that pdecision was overturned and rade went back to jail. p>>> hundreds of friends and pfamily members paid their final pnancy reagan. pended. pthere. pwhat a sendoff she had today. psome really special moments. pchris martinez has details on pthe star studded service. p>> i know that my redeemer pliveyeth. p>> reporter: a prayer was said pas she was carried outside. pthen her husband's favorite song pwas performed as a reminder of phis influence. p his truth is marching on p. p>> reporter: the former first plady's life and legacy seem in paccept pin -- inseparable from ronald preagan. pthe president's letter to pchristmas in the white house was pread. p>> i love the whole gang of you. pmommy, first lady, the psentimental you, the fun you. p>> reporter: nancy reagan was pvery involved in planning her pmemorial service here at the preagan library. pofficials here tell

mark. commissioner pai? >> just two sad notes and two bittersweet notes. first diane douglas recently passed away.iane joined in 1985 as a clerk typist. in 1986, she moved to omb and then spent the next 18 years in the finance department. in 2004, she went to cgb first in the reference information center as a technician and then to the consumer inquiries and complaints division. according to her supervisor eric, he always told me that she wanted to make sure that she had work to do, didn't want to be sitting around with nothing to do. that was the mark she left for over three decades at this agency and all of us are grateful for her work both as a co-worker and as american citizens. secondly, i wanted to note the passing of a supreme court justice antonin scalia. he was obviously a giant in the history of the supreme court. his opinions and constitutional cases are well-known and an impact on this agency. with respect to the telecom act, for example, authored the 1999 opinion in at&t versus iowa utilities board, a first major case of which the supreme court blessed the fcc's regulation following t

reverend0 years ago, frederick douglas greece as the president of the dallas county voters league invited reverend martin luther king, reverend marker nasty -- mark abernathy, and the leaders of christian -- bestow the congressional gold medal upon the courageous foot soldiers who dared to march in the 1965 voting rights movement. >> sunday morning at 10:00 on road to the re-house -- road to the white house rewind. he answereds questions from the editorial board of usa today. >> while i have conservative values and on conservative on domestic policy, i'm progressive in my belief with the republican party eating a party of all people. -- being a party of all people. myselfr to differentiate from the idea that i am standing and defending the status quo. eastern, them. 50th anniversary of the gemini eight. we will show a flight. >> they know it is a three-day mission that's primary purposes include rendezvous in space with docking vehicle, first in space, and a two hour spacewalk. >> for the complete american history tv schedule for the c-span.org. >> the senate judiciary committee held its first is this meeting since the death of su

frederick douglas said it best in an 1868 letter -- dear harry, 1868, 3 years after the civil war ended -- he commented on her nocturnal journeys. harriet, the difference between us is very marked. most of what i have done and suffered in the service of our cause has been in public. have worked in the day. you, in the night. i have had the applause of the crowd. while the most that you have done has been witnessed right a few, trembling, scarred and footsore bonded men and women. the bin night sky and the silent stars have been the witnesses of your devotion to freedom and of your heroism. yet, frederick douglass himself did not give tubman light of day in his luminous autobiography. ironically, her name is missing from these pages as his magisterial life story. the few words that he left in that letter i read, go a long way in telling her tail. tale.these were the few words i had to say. i would also like to read you some passages from frederick douglass's autobiography and i can take questions after that on .heir lives and their times they both lived to great old age and were celebrated by the nation. they both lived in upstate new york, interestingly. haven forw york was a f

douglas kohen walked up and opened fire through his window. when the man's two young daughters were asleep right on the other side. he grabbed his children and called 911. >> they have them all marked. you got the -- apparently that's the first shot, the low one, that's the second, this is the third, the fourth, the fifth and the sixth one is up here um back in january kohen was arrested and charged with sexually abusing one of the girls who was inside the trailer he allegedly fire shots into. he had posted 10 percent of his $25,000 bail and was due to be in court on those charges on wednesday. >> he shouldn't have been out. and if he was out, he shouldn't have access to a gun and if he was out, he shouldn't have been living next to where the child would be so we are diging into that right now but he should not have been out on bail. >> reporter: the shots kohen allegedly fired went right through the mobile home. three of them ended up going into another home on the other side where a family of five was sleeping. >> i heard six rapid fires of gun. called my neighbor and then called 911. >> reporter: police caught up with kohen later in west goshen township after his car flipped ove