-- www.vitac.com >>> on this episode of death row stories, young newlyweds are brutally murdered. >> the two had been suspects all along. >> they were clearly capable of committing murder. >> but with a man sentenced to death -- >> i've done some bad things in my life, but i've never done anything like this. >> and his own family doubting his innocence. >> the illinois state police were involved. he's got to be guilty. >> onp >> one c>> one cop case. >> you ask, how was a murder too politically sensitive. why can't you speak out about corruption? this case stinks. >> there's a body in the water. >> he was butchered and murdered. >> many people proclaim their innocence. >> in this case, there are a number of things that stink. >> this man is remorseless. >> he needs to pay for it with his life. >> the electric chair flashed in front of my eyes. >> get a conviction at all costs. let the truth fall where it may. ♪ >> the tiny town of paris, illinois, is located 200 miles south of chicago. neighbors in paris know one another and sleep with their doors unlocked. >> three words to describe

this row of stores in mount vernon. the fire chief says they the basement of the deli there nearly six hours later it is still going. stores now destroyed include that laundromat, a pizza place and that deli. quite a stubborn fire here and that really is because all of these businesses have a separate roof. so firefighters have to get into each of these roofs, try to get in there, reach out, get underneath them, and the fire has been jumping around a lot. >> it's a stubborn fire. they have multiple ceilings in the stores so that fire will travel across there and to get access is very difficult under those conditions. >> 3-alarm fire i'm guessing about what 100 or more firefighters? >> i wish we had that. we had about 37 firefighters here. >> reporter: and thankfully none of those firefighters has been injured. the chief tells me they are now in the process of trying to bring in some relief for them so many hours. eyewitness news. >> thank you. and we want to get you updated on weather and traffic now. the workweek. you'

>> i'm focused on the rowing. my head's in the boat. i don't think i'll be looking around to see what some knucklehead is doing. >> reporter: it's safe to say they will turn a blind eye to they will be nervous, too. they admit that. they want to inspire firefighters to get a boat next year and have a real competition with them. the question is, what kind of weather will be nice to these guys? >> well, help them, maybe. we'll talk about big storms. the only time it's been canceled is 1996. there will be wind. these are tough people, these rowers. >> yes. >> they can handle just about any weather you can throw their way. they are out on the water right now still in tank tops. >> it's very cold. >> yes. it's certainly going to be a chilly forecast. we're in the mid-50s for tomorrow. the wind, yes, it's going to be in place. mostly a head wind at 10 to 25. a brief shower tomorrow, not expecting much in the way in the active rainfall. so the basin itself will get turned up and it will be we had one cold front that brought thunderstorms to ca

>>> on this episode of death row stories, a triple murder, execution style. >> they shot them like they were nothing. >> and the crime is caught on tape. >> most significant piece of evidence i've ever seen in a case. >> the clear images of guilt. >> the evidence establishes that he committed the crime. >> there's your guy. it's a slam dunk for the prosecution. >> only deepen the mystery. >> you're going to kill somebody. it's not even a sure conviction rnls what they didn't have is any evidence. >> there's no doubt in my mind that he's innocent. >> there's a body on the water. >> he was butchered and murdered. >> many people proclaim their innocence. >> in this case, there are a number of things that stink. >> this man is remorseless. >> he needs to pay for it with his life. >> the electric chair flashed in front of my eyes. >> get a conviction at all costs. let the truth fall where it may. >>> on a sunday morning in the summer of 1994, a palm beach police officer noticed smoke spiraling across the sky near bell glade, florida. as the officer drew closer, he noticed a car engulfed in f

i spent three years on death row. >>> went on a robbery. half a million dollar score.was a residence, a safe. three people -- three innocent people end up losing their life when they didn't have to. they didn't deserve to. >> stroud's victims were contractors working at the home stroud and his accomplices robbed. stroud ordered the men tied up and shot each in the head with a pistol. >> when i first walked on death row, the thing that hit me first was the silence. the absolute silence. walking on there was the type of silence that takes you in, the type of silence that's listening to you watching your every move to see how you're going to respond to it. i came on the unit 23 years old, trying to project courage, confidence and strength but on the inside, i was upset. i was confused and i was afraid. the thing i remember the most was the cold concrete floor underneath my bare feet. and it just sitting on the edge of that bunk, man, and i just broke down and started crying and crying for all the people that i hurt crying for justice crying for my mother. you know what i

l & sixt sent out to check out the damage to the row home to make sure it is safe. now, why the driver tried to flee police they do not know but they found what appeared to be marijuana in the front seat. "channel 6 action news." >> thank you, dann. hillary clinton made long anticipated appearance before the house benghazi committee today. >> i have lost more sleep than all of you put together. and i have been racking my brain about what more could have been done and should have been done. >> the former secretary of state showed the emotion all toll of 2012 attacks to benghazi that claimed the lives of for americans the hearing went on 11 hours. she had to balance keeping her record clean while not affec affecting her campaign. >> this is the second time they have been interrogated by the house. they aus kood her of several things not having enough security at the benghazi location and listening to long time confident for information instead of official sources and not firing any staff after the attack. >> he said everybody else is responsible for everything els els

fire crews in camden quickly contained a fire that spread to a row home. firefighters arrived to heavy fire and smoke last night at a home on sheridan street. no one was hurt. investigators are looking for the cause. everyone made it out from this montgomery county home after flames ripped through it after midnight and this video is from an nbc 10 viewer showing flames pouring out of the home near green and west hancock streets. investigators have not determined a cause. >> in philadelphia, a firefighter and two police officers are in stable condition this morning, they inhaled too much smoke saving a man from a home. this was the scene last night on taylor street in north philadelphia. police officers got there first, two officers went into the home trying to rescue a man, but they were overcome by smoke. then firefighters went in. after the chief described a tense moment. >> communication could not be established with one of our crews on the inside. our team was placed in service, everybody was removed from the building, our firefighters got out safe. >>

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with more than 8,000 pakistan is on death row, they are busy.demned clients know now is the time to compromise. if they want to avoid the hang man's noose. nicole johnston, al jazeera, in northwest pakistan. >>> police in the eastern european country of moldova say they stop the gangs from selling nuclear materials to armed groups in the middle east, investigators say criminal organizations are driving a growing nuclear black market. emma hayward has more. >> reporter: he was no ordinary target. an armed moldovan police were taking no chances. as they moved in to apprehend a man alleged to be involved in a nuclear smuggling network. and this is what they have been looking for. a sample of radioactive sees yum for potential use in a dirty bomb. the seller said one of the suspected middle men want the stash sold to isil. it's a case which exposed moldova as a hub in the trade of the nuclear materials. operating illegally in an improverrish the part of eastern europe. in the past five years, pal dove an police together with the u.s. fbi, has stoppe

that's where he will hold a meet and greet at smokey row coffee. it open to the public. mike huckabee was a little closer to home. conservative club" at the machine shed in urbandale this morning. restaurant tonight. he will meet with local catholic organizations over dinner at six. a newton police officer charged fiancee has been acquitted. officer dustin hamell was a door on his fiancee's arm in july. it took the jury only 15 minutes to reach its decision. hamell remains on paid leave and an internal investigation is taking place. we're hearing more from inside the courtroom in the trial of a accused of going on a random shooting spree. pleasant hill. police say pete polson drove through town and randomly shoot at three people... hitting two of them. those two testified against him yesterday.... 25:52- i can't say that it's been easy, this has been a process, it's hard to forget, it is, everytime i take my shirt off there's a reminder staring right back at me, that big scar." 26:09 today the man who escaped those bullets took the stand... telling the jury he feared for

>> yes, two story row houses. >> what kind of stuff do you find in these houses? >> jut about everything, drugs, needles, you have to be careful when you go in the basements of houses. >> esthetics aren't the only reason to tear down baltimore's urban rot. it provides a haven for the epidemic washington used to be a part of. >> do you get pate? >> more than i would have without a job. >> not as much as drug dealing. >> no, but cashing your paycheck, getting a pay stub feels good to me. >> our first project we hired we created 24 to 26 jobs i think. so that's people bringing home a paycheck every day. people going to the corner store to spend money on lunch there. you can think of it as a microinvestment strategy in certain neighborhoods. >> what kind of work have you done in here then already? >> in this one we've basically gutted the building leaving a shell essentially. >> deconstruction. the pains take salvaging of wood and bricks is more expensive than simply bulldozing the homes. so to help pay for program, details came up with another innovative solution. re

they rowed with their brand-new boat donated by the harming family in honor of susan harming. this was the boat' s first outing in her honor. here just preserving it. great defensive save by megan dodge, keeping snhu off the scoreboard. later in the half, cassidy huckins with a chance. but hawks' goaltender jill piacatelli knocks it away stopping seven shots in the 3-0 win for saint a' s. four more exhibition games for the boston celtics. tomorrow night, the celtics host the brooklyn nets. then on friday at 7:30, it' s new hampshire' s turn to see the green team up close and personal. the celts will host the 76-ers at the verizon wireless arena. late last night, the boston bruins kept up the west coast momentum beating the arizona patrice bergeron helped boston people want change, they want reform, they want to see something done, but just carping about it and whining about it and making speeches about it doesn't get it done. nobody has shaken up the system more than i have. i've always been unorthodox in this and against the grain. but you know what? i know how to get it done

these new yorkers are among the 24,000 plus who complained about row dants so far this year. a 24% spike over last year. that's because it's a lot easier to complain. the new 311 app has become a magnet magnet magnet. total complaints on every subject by app up 150% compared to last year. >> as we make it easier to report sitings of activity, you're going to see an increase in reports. >> even raccoons like this one that scampered near a central park playground can prompt complaints on a general category. >> every day a new york citizen can do their part by containing their garbage and not littering. that's a big piece of keeping >> as you see this is open and the rats run in and out of here. >> but staying away from rats has been a challenge. >> this big ran from my kitchen through my living room. my daughter jumped on the kitchen table. it's crazy, scary, horrible. makes you feel horrible about your home. >> reporter: the de blasio administration has added $3 million additionally to the health department budget specifically for fighting rats. exterminators were at this buil

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they have one 2 in a row and -- one 2 in a row -- won 2 in a row. i am impressed with the giants and in particular how the defense has performed. not a big -- not a lot of big names and pass rushers. but the defense has done a lot to help them in these past two all games.>> reporter: 50 -- but the offense for the 49ers, it looks like he is regressing as the qb. perhaps the giants can take advantage of that. >> yes, the main thing is that when you have a guy whose confidence is shattered, keep the pressure on him and don't allow him to gain confidence. so, continue to stop the run and put the pressure on. he will make decisions. they should come out on top.>> you also mentioned victor cruz, wondering when he will come back. he had another setback, what you think? >> i'm not sure. he took some kind of injection or whatever to speed the healing process as far as the injury goes. it is tricky. once they get hit on the field. you can see them starting to make plays and he is just going to be another weapon for the giants offense. i am sure they are excit

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uh-oh, row is picked off by lewis. michigan did take advantage.er pressure, a screen pass to johnson. senior running back has room down the side. 31 yard touchdown. they shut out maryland. we go to annapolis, navy hosting air force. keenan reynolds throwing the football. looks up with wilson. 27 yard touchdown. navy football, they love to run. thinking end zone but he is going to be taken down just shy of the goal line. navy punches it in. win it 33-11. down in blacksburg they had rain there. hokies down 10-0. he is going to find a wide-open phillips. after a 43 yard run, ellison not quite done. he is in the end zone. pit beats virginia tech. >> you have to take it off, donald and melania trump. [ cheers and applause ] >> good evening. as a man who will most certainly be your next president, i wanted to give you a chance to get to

now, we have run up p ur quarters in a row. we are seeing traffic go up. customer service scores are going up. we have taken the clean, fast, and friendly score at the beginning of the year from 17% favorite with customers to 67% now, andndt's because our associates are doing a better skob of running the stores and helping the customers. >> all day, i heard you can't grow. that you are maxed out out. that there's no more room. this is what happens when a compmpy becomes the dinosaur. >> this is us playing offense. for the last couple of years, we shared that we would grow 3 and 4%. and add 35 to $60 billion in revenue. that's the combined size of net starbucks. we will add that much volume in three years. it's a growth company. >> why should we trust, doug mcmillon, given the fact that the guidance, that wall street felt so differently? what did you accomplish today that made us feel more confident that we should buy the stock at $60, down n re than it has been n in ages. to me, i don't know what the real out look is now. >> if we don't win with customers

some people in dubuque ae concerned aaout a plan to build a laundromat where a row of houses currently stand. tonight, the dubuque city council approved a request to rezone the 16-hundred block of university avenue from a residential district to a mmercial shopping district. that wil allow a devloper to tear down tt mes and build a laundromat. kcrg-tv9's dubuque bureau chief katie wiedemann joins us live in the newsroom tonight. katie, there was some pushback to the plan? certainly was, m mst of the opposition came from other businesses in the area. they said they were worried about parking, safety and whether a laundry mat would actually be the only new business goong into that space. along busy university avenue, this row of rental homes is situated between several businesses, a church and a fire station. developer thomas tiefenthaler wants to tear own the houses to ke way for four thousand square foot laundry mat. "we have great big screen tv's we have wifi and we have comfortable seating and i call it happy spce. " holy trinity lutheran church currently and plan to sell leaders pla

upon row of dead homes on dead streets. 484 times fire proved its deadly efficiency by incinerating, in a few roaring minutes, what families had taken years to acquire. 6,090 acres of blackened hills, canyons and neighborhoods. over 3,000 men, 240 fire vehicles, and 16 aircraft tried to stop it. did stop it. but only after a hard, driving santa ana died down and gave them a chance. they broke the fire's back in 12 hours, saved over 2,200 homes, a major college. not one single life was not. not one critical burn case reported. firemen had set a new record, according to national fire experts. but still people wonder -- fire victims as well as those who merely read about the fire ask the same question. >> how can a brush fire get so far out of control within a well-protected city and do the things it does? >> let's analyze this fire and see what did happen. some phases are difficult to explain. why is a framework of bare wood left unharmed and a furnace of heat that crumbles masonry around it? why does a roaring fire suddenly stop in heavy brush as if cut by a knife? why do flames spare

. >>> a government survey shows sentiment has worsened for the second month in a row, and the slow down in china is a big factorment the monthly economy watchers survey asked clerks, taxi drivers, and other workers how they feel about the economy compared with three months ago. the index since september was 7 47.5, down 1.8 points from the preaches month. a reading below 50 suggests more people are pessimistic about business conditions. some manufacturers sited a deine in orders due to the situation in china as retailers blamed rainy weather for a slump in beverage sales. the index for predicting economic conditions months aide rose to 49.1, the first rise in four month. workers expect bigger bonuses boost sales over the year end shopping season. managers of companies across japan reinvest less money in their businesses, cutting back on orders for new equipment for three months in a row. cabinet officials say in august firms ordered $3.6 billion for industry, down.5.7% since july. they do not factor in ship orders from change. mother and fatherers down 3%, and non-manufacturers down 6%.