mr. sutton, what did you do? >> proceeded to shoot in the other room. >> and who was the person with whom you were in a plan to shoot john and susan sutton? >> chris sutton. >> and what do you remember the defendant telling you about how much money you might expect to get? >> upwards of $100,000. >> until this moment, john sutton had been a spectator at his son's trial. his thoughts and feelings his own. now came the moment he both dreaded and demanded. he testified against his own son. first about the night his world went dark. >> the only thing i saw was for an instant, a snap. i didn't even see the gun. but in an instant, bam. and then the next thing you knew, i woke up and i was on the floor. >> john sutton answered the questions as if the defendant sitting before him was a man he had never met, as if this was not the boy he had raised from birth. neither father nor son displayed the slightest emotion. it doesn't make any sense to get on the witness stand and cry in front of the jury. it can cause a mistrial.

mr. sutton made it out of the house, walking to us. >> they stabilized sutton, rushed him off in an ambulance. an hour north of sutton's home, homicide detective larry bellieu was just getting home after a long shift. >> i was pulling into my driveway when i got the phone call. he was critically injured, however, he called 911 and made his way to the door and opened the door. >> he didn't want to go in until they came out, is that it? >> they didn't know if the person or persons involved were still inside. they backed off until the s.w.a.t. team arrived and made entry into the house. >> not knowing if the nman was still in the house, s.w.a.t. teams cleared the house room by room, finally entering the bedroom where susan sutton had been on the phone. >> when they went into the room in which mrs. sutton was, they didn't see anybody. >> miami-dade prosecutor karen kahgan was on homicide duty that night and was called out to the scene. >> they saw a mound on the bed, covered by a blanket. there were bullet holes in the blanket and they had to yank the blanket down and when they did that, they fou

mr. sutton's office indicating a willingness to want to talk about it.she wants directions from us as to should there be communications with them. should there be discussions about settlement? should there be any discussions or should it just be-he's asking for advice >> iv is asking us to do his job. there the collection agents. i would imagine any debt they go after they've had mechanisms in the past to demand the whole thing or perhaps get eight installments or settle for less. that's not our job. >> he told me is the agency is seeking the death that controls the disposition. not the

circumstance jury sentenced you to death for first degree murders of mister bolden, sandra sutton- wasmund, and mr. cherry." back in november -- a jury decided on the death pentalty for ammar harris. three people were killed in the crash. harris joins more than seventy inmates on death row in nevada. the last execution in nevada was in 2006. police believe a woman suspected of causing three separate crashes in the valley was driving under the influence. cell phone video captured by a witness shows the woman resisting arrest as an officer struggles fox five's rachel moore spoke to witnesses at the scene. rachel ll: the suspect parked at this auto max parking lot, and when police arrived, they struggled to arrest her. one of the officers threatening to shoot her dog if she did not get out of the car. officer: get out of the car! suspect: no! no! you're looking at cell phone video recorded by a witness. the woman is suspected of driving under the influence and causing three seperate crashes. she pulled into the parking lot of auto max on saint louis and fremont. you can see the officer struggling to

mr. sutton's office indicating a willingness to want to talk about it.she wants directions from us as to should there be communications with them. should there be discussions about settlement? should there be any discussions or should it just be-he's asking for advice >> iv is asking us to do his job. there the collection agents. i would imagine any debt they go after they've had mechanisms in the past to demand the whole thing or perhaps get eight installments or settle for less. that's not our job. >> he told me is the agency is seeking the death that controls the disposition. not the treasurer's office. >> so what is it were being asked to do? >> to give him directions. i don't think we need to go into closed session for that. i think we should recommend accordance with our findings to go ahead and collect the debt. that's my motion. >> i love the motion was to take it off calendar notes a different motion? >> i'll withdraw the motion in light of the chairs! >> if they want us to drop down the rabbit hole with him and to play in the house in wonderlan

sentenced you to death for first degree murders of mister bolden, sandra sutton- wasmund, and mr. cherry." we're in the courtroom as the man charged with causing a fiery crash on the las vegas strip receives the death penalty. breaking bread with some big shots... harry reid is serving up dinner and maybe votes for the democratic front runners. giving you a glimpse into the future... we've got some of the innovative products set to debut at this year's cosumer electronics show! welcome back, i'm maria silva and i'm dave hall. we'll get those headlines in a minute, but first - cassandra jones has a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. good morning i'm with fox5. the showers are expected to arrive late this morning & gradually increase to widespread rain by this afternoon and evening with rain continuing overnight into wednesday morning. we could get around a quarter to a half inch of rain through wednesday. we have several winter storm advisories for the mountains for snow levels dropping down to 5000ft with 2-6 inches above 5000ft with 6-12 inches of snow above 8000ft. h

mr. cherry." 29 year old ammar harris was found guilty of first- degree murder for the deaths of michael bolden, sandra sutton- wasmund and kenneth cherry. the last execution in nevada was in 2006. the father and son whose cause started a protest in oregon are in jail this morning. dwight and steven hammond -- are the two ranchers convicted of setting federal land on fire. they turned themselves in yesterday. what started as a support rally for the pair has turned into an armed occupation of a federal wildlife reserve building. nevada rancher, cliven bundy says he sent his sons to oregon to look into the case we spoke to a body guard for the bundy family who is in oregon " we're here to ensure this can be done peacefully. none of us want anything. first of all, let's clear up that, i do not want violence . i want this to be done peacefully . we want the land restored back to the people. " in april of 2014, the bundy family was involved in a standoff here in nevada. president obama is expected to outline executive order actions on gun control later this morning.. but he's facing oposition. (senator ted cruz) "

mr. sutton's letter here. if you read that last page letter sent to stephanie prophet esquire, so she's an attorney, or stop she should've advised the treasurer this matter was coming up as a possible litigation issue to see what should be done, and if i would have if i was the treasurer i would've sent it back to you notification that we were going to proceed with a lawsuit to collect pursuant to what the law says. unless you hear anything to the contrary, please be advised that's what's going on. my view is that when mr. sutton requests we therefore request this of your original letter demanding $190,000 and asked we formally closes matter, it seems to me they should have said, you have to make that request to the ethics commission. in a way that will reopen the case and perhaps at that point it would be appropriate for mr. farrell to personally make that request because everything is going to his representative. even this letter is exchanged. it's never gone to mr. farrell directly. i would say at this poin