. >> i laid down and he tied my hands up behind my back with my shoelace.is point, it was like, i didn't know if i was going to make it out of there or not. >> james randall was convicted of the murder of wendy ann evans and cynthia jean pugh and was sentenced to two consecutive life terms. >> i really wanted to see him die for what he's done. life in prison is not good enough for this man. he wanted to kill them. he knew he was going to kill them. and afterwards, after i did find out and i was talking to him, it didn't seem like it was that big a deal to him. they were just prostitutes. they were just drug addicts. they were just women. >>> the key to becoming a good cattleman is buying the right cattle at the right price. in the 1980s, one cattleman in missouri had a unique talent for choosing the very best cattle and paying very little for it. some of his farm hands however paid a very steep price. ♪ >>> in chillicothe, missouri, the local barber shop is still the place to hear news and swap stories and even pick a few tunes.

belts, shoelaces, or clothes that he might use in an attempt to kill himself are of course removed. it is important that he be put in a cell by himself. >> want a cigarette? the me give you a light. he should be allowed to smoke, but given no matches. few precinct stations have special isolation cells. in this one the toilet bowl and bunk are sources of danger if the prisoner makes another attempt on his life. the turnkey is careful to put him where he can be more watched constantly. >> the boys perfectly all right. >> we can have this, we must take him back home. >> that is why i say that the best thing to do is leave the boy in here, let him stay here until we can have a doctor look at him. >> i went into town, it was not the first time. >> in here he cannot hurt anybody and he cannot hurt himself. we will let a doctor look at him in the morning. in the meantime, if you could get an ambulance from one of the psychiatric hospitals and taken to the, we will be glad to release into you, but he would be better off here until you can do that. >> thank you, lieutenant. >> that's all rig

else shoelaces, or any attempt to kill himself, these are removed. it's important he be put in a cell by himself. >> do you want a cigarette? let me get a light. >> he should be allowed to smoke but given no matches. few precinct stations have special isolation cells. in this one, the toilet bowl, wash basin, and bunk are possible sources of danger if the prisoner should make another attempt on his life. the turnkey is careful to put him where he can be watched more or less constantly. >> 61, 62, 64 -- the boy is perfectly all right. >> she bought some close for her boy. we must take him home. that's why i say the best ring to do is to leave the boy in here. don't bail him out. let him stay here until we can have a doctor look at him. >> i know it's not the first time. >> that's what i mean, we've handled him twice already. in here, he cannot hurt anybody and he can have a doctor look at him in the morning. if you all can get an ambulance from one of the psychiatric hospitals and taken to the hospital, we would be glad to release them to you. but he

might be used for shoelaces.ight be used for tying your jacket closed, that kind of thing. >> and in case you're just "dying" to know how they add color to the yarn, here's where that's done. in 1750, there would have been a lot of different kinds of dyes -- some local, which would have been affordable, and some imported, which would have been expensive. >> today, we use chemicals to create dyes, but in colonial times, all the colors came from mother nature. >> onion skins and daffodil heads, very affordable, gives you beautiful yellows and golds, and you can mix them and overdye them, like you do in art class. blue and yellow will give you nice green. >> now, the different-colored yarns are ready to be woven into cloth. >> this is our final stage. we are making fabric. this loom has four harnesses and four pedals, and so as i raise two of the pedals, we make what is called a shed, and that's what our shuttle goes through. when i change my feet, i change the threads on the warp and then i'm ready to have the shut

standing there they jumped into action and wrestled the thief to the floor and tied him up with his own shoelacesant to hurt him but i wasn't going to let him go. >> i was like sorry you are stealing from my family. >> there is tyrone porter he has 20 prior arrests, including four felony convictions. >>> in health check at 4:00 parents joke that their kids are giving them gray hair but parents say that is a myth and stress can speed up hair loss but it won't change the color of your hair, it turns white when the -- and if you pluck out one hair two will grow in its place when you pluck out a gray hair, the replacement will unfortunately be gray as well. >> here at the big board with the big talkers, and a big campaign not to judge a book by its cover and signs like i speak four languages and rethink homelessness is asking homeless people to enlighten you through their cardboard story series, these are people living on the streets in orlando like this woman who surrendered her own kids to keep them from homelessness. and this man has a degree in biology and that man there a computer geek, all eye

if there is anything remarkable about the robber is that he had pink shoelaces.you know who this is you're asked to call philadelphia police. >>> new jersey halts a new standardized test. lawmakers passed two bills that address the partnership for assess employ readiness for college and career tests. one bill puts a three-year moratorium on the test and the other bars it from being administered to students in kindergarten through second grade. all public school students in third through 11th grade would have taken these tests. parents question their effectiveness. >>> from our delaware bureau lawmakers introduced the so-called right to try bill for terminally ill patients and it would give the patients access for experimental medicines and they would not be available at pharmacies. five states have passed such legislation. >>> they're letting people in bucks county know that help is out there. it unveiled the new suicide prevention hotline sign at the rail station this morning. his statistics show 50% of deaths each year are ruled suicide. >> but sent septa has t

it would be better for both parties if we had any other shoelaces. >> i will go with -- >> is the mic on? turn it on. there we go. >> i think we will see hillary clinton, there's a yearning for change just nobody within the democratic is that wasn't which isn't surprising, are rallying of democrats around person for the last eight years. this happens a lot for the party in power. everyone focuses on the prison in the white house are to get a bench. also hurt when you lose the massive number of seats in the house, state legislature and the senate every midterm election which happened under president obama. on the republican side neck and jeb has a very uphill challenge. there's a greater yearning for change among republicans than there is among democratic voters. if i were betting for the republican side i would bet for republican governor whether it was from ohio or scott walker from wisconsin, those guys had two things, the experience and the fresh face and they are not from washington. they will have trouble raising money but we have seen before the all you need is really one friend

fruits fun runs, even shoelaces are some of the new things that are replacing sugary goods in school bake sales. so some new government rules are requiring schools to hold healthier fundraisers and that is sparking national debate. so we wanted to know what you think. jodi van meter says good nutrition should be taught in the home. it's a parent's responsibility to teach their kids how to eat healthy. what's wrong with a cupcake or a brownie once in a while? sasha t. says i like the new nutritional rules. they should be applies to school breakfasts or lunches. school bake sales should be an exception under the rules. you can join the discussion there on our facebook page. well, switching gears now to this. our important story of the day because more women will die this year of heart disease than all of the cancers combined. >> that's right. jennifer donelan is fighting back against the number one killer of women tonight. jen is in our newsroom. we know this is very personal for you. >> that's right. well, as you know i had a heart attack four years ago at the age of 36. knocked me of

. >> hey, that's my shoelace. >> we have illegal lounging.obe malfunctions. >> as cute as they are, there is an important cause behind all of this. some of these dogs are available for adoption. >> yes. they're all from the bully project here in new york city which is a rescue shelter for pit bulls. these are pit bull mixes. they're 9 weeks old. they're up for adoption. >> they're ready to play. they're already playing for a sunday morning. we just kind of get them motivated and get them started. >> lester he really is untying your shoe. >> just set them back five yards. >> five-yard penalty. dan, great to have you here. >> does anybody actually play with the football? >> and the puppy bowl of course is on animal planet this afternoon, 3:00. >>> up next more must-see tv. an exclusive sneak peek at this year's super bowl commercials. the ones you haven't seen. don't think you have a he seen them all because we have an exclusive first. but first these messages. that's your new boss? yeah. well...your boss loves the beach. really? she's been to

it's not just because he has a more handsome set of green shoelaces than my somewhat dull and boringhoelaces but rather because what the director of the national drug control policy has done for you and for me is to lay out the domestic reality of this issue here in the united states of america and the bad to a very considerable extent is my starting point as i tried to engage on behalf of the united states of america in the international community on this issue. i obviously cannot take positions and express views and offer a u.s. position that does not take into account what we are doing here in the united states of america. but that is not the only set of realities that i must deal with as i prepare for the year 2015 and the international context. another set of realities is we are going to have in about four weeks time a meeting on the un commission on narcotic drugs that will establish for the united nations drug policies reform the ideas concepts and lead onto the special session of the united nations in the year 2016. regardless of the u.s. domestic realities those internationa