ste cooper is live in natick with what happened here today. >>reporter: a lengthy hearing in natick but that's where members of the victim's family stood one by one testifying before the board asking if they denied parole to a convicted killer who told those board members he's sorry. >> i have no uses for all i want to do is express how remorseful i am. >>reporter: apologizing to the parole board. the victim suffered from multiple sclerosis and walked with a cane. she was stabbed to death. he befriended flynn's family for several years before a dna match him to the murder. he says he's a different person now, rehabilitated, despite being grilled by the parole board. >> can you ask the family to accept my apology. i've already taken so much for them. i understand my apology will not change my actions. however, i do pray my actions today and in the future can atone for their loss. >>reporter: he was denied parole back in 2010 and five years later family members of flynn hope he's denied again. >> i want him to know i'll never accept his apology,

ste of the union is strong. this president has an ego and if it's not done his way, to him, nobody's cooperating with him. also last t ght, present obama left a seat open in the first lady's box as a way to remember victims box as a way to remember victims of gun violence tim on cam iowa congressman attended thepresident's last state ofhe union address... but only for a short time..... opting instead also leave his seat open as a way to honor the lives of 55 million aborted babies. after making his way to the house of representatives chamber for the speech, rep. king told reporters he didn't want to be lectured to one more time... and that it was his last chance to step out on the speech. he was instead headed to the members chapel to pray. the congressman joins us live on the phone this afternoon to further explains his actions. rep. king thanks for being with us. to some you actions looked like grandstanding. why not just go to the chapel directly ? tim on cam do you think it was inappropriate lost to gun violence? congressman we appreciateour you get back to you get back to work. black attorney who he